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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-05
Good Variety 25c. Dress Goods.

An incompatible price list of Undershirts and
Drawers bought from JOB lot at extreme low
Ladies' Wool Undervests and Pants only......si 81
very nice merinO underyests and pants. %
As good as sold last year at SIC now only o2c
Mems Shirts and Drawers, 40. 81, SIC. Splendid
chance to save money
Hip Gore Corsets,....;;. ;......oUc
New styles, MEMS and BOYS HATS and GAPS,
reduced prices.
pound Horse Blankets. well strapped and bound
Good quality Fancy 81 70
Good turred, well lined Buffalo Robes............l3 90
4 variety Of nice lamps much lower than last year,
Don't forget prices which we have previously quo
In millinery our prices will be found very much
under value,
Cheap Felt &c.
Wool Felts.................... 81 90
Best eros Grain Ribbons. 3 inches SO "a inches,
Soc. inches Csc.
Real Ostrich Tips, SIC and upward
: New shades Seal Brown, Navy Blue and Cardinal
Red Feather lips French Flowers and Ribbons in
Our sash Ribbons are very attractive and cheap.
Our stock also embraces new styles Back Combs,
Neck Ties, Collars. Cuffs, Ruches, Gloves, Nubias,
Shawl Pins Mems Cardigans, Buck Gloves and Nit
tens. Navy Blue Shirts. Neck Ties, &C, &c. which
every bodyis invited to examine whether they wish
We know Of no better way to prove the truth of
the above prices than to SHOW the goods.
Let it be remembered that our
DRUG, GROCERY, HARDWARE,
PAINTS and OIL and WALL PAPER departments
not to be neglected prices in any instance to
be held above those who sell for CASH.
Men who are WORTHY of CREDIT can have it
by paying fair rate of interest.
Choice dried apple taken in exchange for goods at
Sc. for CHARTERED sliced l0c.
COME ONE, COME ALL!
G. L. & G.. L. GLYNN,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-05
Same Ratio.
WATER PROOF CLOTHS

In BLACK. GRAY, FANoY,PLAID NAVY.BLUE
AND GREEN, which you should see before ,pur
Ladies' Felt skirts. $500, sl.25, $780, SITS. $40
$3.50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-05
WANTED.

WHITE ASH and RED OAK LUMBER. I,os. =,
De cut in lengths and sawed TO order Anv one ',
rs sooa aorse rake or mower can pay for Il II
81 VI. PAIN MACHINE CO., Bsllow, FAN.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-05
OUR DRESS GOODS

Department is more complete than ever before and
il will be Tor the interest of the ladies of this vicn
iy call and see, before going away or sending for
81 81.
Black Alpacas and Brillantnes 25 IS, A. 90 60 81,
u.s. SIC these at AZ and 60c, are BIG DRlNEl
Thibets sold every day at Sl00 only
New shades, Seal Brown and Cardinal Red in good
and cheap goods
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-05
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
Il. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATp,
FOR INVENTIONS, Trade MARKS a, !,

FOR INVENTIONS. TRADk Marks
No. 70 State St. opposite Kilby s, ,.
n fIEh an extensive practice os,
s.. so"ia, continues TO secure sRtNafds
etates' also In Great Britain. FrsSN IN ths
ei na e0uhtrles' caveats, Speeifeaiioa, and Oh
s a.su gu papers LOT Patents. execpted Assn
terms with dispatch. Researches w on tt'si
the validity and utility OF pataan made to N.
ana legal and other advice rendar.ao 81 llVs
touching the same. Copies OF The W. w. 10 ali ~
tent furnished, by RENTING ~. 'i9aims d M
ments recorded in WashinRton uoliaf NJ
No Agency in the United States
facilities tor obtaining Patents ~, poesesses m
patentability Of inyentions. VI ascertain
All necessity of journey to Wash,
cure Patent, and the usual greai II 9gtot h.
here saved inventors. aeiay ths,''
TESTIMONIALS
regard MIR. Eddy as one ofthsu
saeeesgsl practitioners with whom has, ss 'aBeS,
CHARLES MASON. Can.
1 have no hesitation in assurins OIL palssb
they cannot employ man more con, Inventor
toorfhg and more capable of puttinaa ashi aaa
tions in a form to secure for them thet ~,
vorable consideration at the Pafs,t n sary M
EDMUND BURKE. late Com,Vs mee,
Mr.. X. III. Eddy has made for nSa T. Ol Pltth
applications for Patents, having been " lBln
almost every case. Such unmistst, tge'sI
great talent and ability on his part IsaS' Nd
ommend all inventors to apply IL ttsaus NJ
their Patents, as they may Sc snS. nlg . ~
most faithful attention bestowed ~, \ Aa'a,
at very reasonable charges. 'uef 'aa i
Boston. Jan. l. 1875 iAdGAh
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-05

THESE FLANNELS. REPELLANTS AND
W00LENS are very much below regular prices,
and thrown out as a special inducement.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-05
CIRCULAR,
please read this often as the property (ist ,oiH be
changed from time 70 tine)
OFFICE OF

CIRCULAR,
please read this often as The property lst toia be
changed from time to time,)
OFFICE OF
j. D. BRIDGMAN'S
REAL ESTA TIE A GENCY,
BELLOWS FALLS, VERMONT.
Parties can easily see the advantage of my agency
rent through me he brings it to the notice of those
seeking for Just this property and those wishing
they want. and all the particulars about it, There
by both parties secure their objects in the easiest
and cheapest manner possible.
have in charge various kinds of property,
shall publicly mention some of them occasionally,
ana snail vary the list as occasion offers, but don't
depend upon the list call and see for yourself.
IN BELLOWS FALLS.
| hayefrsequent enquiries for tenements-are there
The Hall, in the Bingham Block can let Itisre-
ally hne place. and well adapted to many kinds of
business. but especially to society uses. Look it
over. Terms moderate
A lot for sale within 100 feet of the new Bank
Building, large enough for a cottage with good ac-
cess on front and rear
have other property to sell and torent,-perhaps
what you may want'-d not, think can get it for
you,
COVER THE RIVER"
CThe places mentioned under this head are all from
~ to 10 minutes walk Of the Square in Bellows
Falls9
l have in charge a variety of property in this
hourlshing and lastly settled section, | will men
ton some Good spring water can be brought upon
every place,
Ss- q acre of as fine tillage or building land as
you can ask for, lying upon the main road, will
make one or two splendid building lots and mar
ket garden The price cannot TAIL to suit.
have another piece equally as well situated
ior building lots, or for garden and market use or
botn, OF acres. This would make good place for
adwelling, with land enough for home use, and
chance to raise vegetables and fruit for our ready
market.
SIS And If you want small lot have one of one
ere and one OF = acre,
Better land for use or for building can not be
found Is all easy TO get at all in desirable quar-
ters' where land is wanted. where it will always
command good prices
can sell these several pieces at prices SO the pur-
chasers are SURE of good bargains. There is no
such thlng as making poor trade at the bargains
can offer, There has not been poor trade made in
land IN this section, for the last FIVE years.
AS- can sell good cottage dwelling bouse in
hnlshed condition with the usual outbuildpgs and
small piece OF land with it, favorable terms and
moderate price,
D.BRIDGMAN.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-05
IT Is WONDERFUL

70 see the goods am Offering at the low priaa n,
y cents 20 one in, visiting Bellows Fall sbi n
ia4i 70 see the new goods Just received at
" o. r WOODS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-05
A HEAVY ALL WOOL
VERMONT GRAY CASHMERE,

Only si0O per yard las good as 9.1O sold at sl25l
Great variety Of other Cassimeres for Mems and
Boys Wear at so. CT, rs. 80, Sc sl0O. sli21a s25
sl.42. Sl75.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-05
Boots. Shoes. and
Rubbers.

In this department we have large and carefully
selected stock from some of the best manufacturers
Including Smiths best work in Ladies', Misses and
Children,s BOUTS; Also the Patent Elastic Heel
ana shank Ladies SHOE. Very cheap, durable and
Of these goods; Mems, Youths and Boys Boots Of
All KINDS, including the soft English Kin, Mater
CAT Boots latest styles. Alaska Boots for winter
sonable prices ~ io''
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-05
WORSTEDS.

A full line of Plymouth Gloves and Mittens Under
shirts and Drawers. Wooden and Cotton Stockings.
Cardigan Jackets, Fancy Wooden Shirts Linen and
Paper Collars and Cuffs. Patent Spring Buckle and
other styles Suspenders. &c. &c. and common do.
In this department may be found full line of new
and latest style goods Just opened.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-05
COME ONE, COME ALL!

c. L. & G. L. GLYNN,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-11
From MarseilIes.

MARsEILLEs, Dec. 9th.
Our streets during the past week have pre-.
Scnted the appearance of a deserted grave
yard. What we need most IS "A resurrection
to awake us from apathy.
There seems to be considerable counting
going on. but no outward demonstrations of
"hitching" has been made manifest, except
tina, of Mr. Peter 'Nicoelson and Miss Ellea
Miligan who were married at Seneca on
Sunday, Dec. 9TH.
Mr. QuimOy has his jewelry store fitted up
10 first class style, and is now prepared to
doctor clocks or watches OH short notice
Mr.. Qulmby is attentive TO business, good
workman, and an excellent citizen, worthy
of confidence aud esteem. We know whereof
We speak.
On last Saturday evening satchel contain
ing mutilated fractional currency, bonds, &c,
vas stolen from the baggage room of the
Beckwith IIeusc. As yet no clue has been
obtained of the theft.
The annual election of officers of the Con,
grega,ional Sunday school came off at lae
dUONc DdulTu ChuTCn on last luCSudS eve
ming. The following were elected: Supsrin-
tendant, Mrs. A. J. Thurber; assistant supt.
Miss Clark; Librarian, Mr.. Mat lIatirem
sec. and treas Mr. John Cowles.
MIR. n. Ward has leased the warehouse sit
uated south of the canal, formerly occupied
by A. J. Thurber, and fitted it up and gone
into the grain business. Success to him.
The funeral of Eddie, son of Mr.. Ferguson,
who died at Jacksonville on Friday OF las,
week, took place at the Congregational
Church last Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Reese, pastor of the Bapus,
Church, preached his farewell sermon on las,
Sunday TO the people of that church. We
did not learn why or whittier he goes
The shock sustained by the Seminary was
not very severe. The institution started GU;
on It's second term last week with brighter
prospects.
Mrs. Pool by some unknown manner ran a
needle up her knee on last Saturday. The
services of three doctors were required 10 ex
tricate It,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-11

1t looks very much as If Robert &. Schanck,
cur minister to England, was covered all
over with corruption. Not only has the In
ves,igaiion of the disgraceful Emma Mine
business in London presented him in the at
titude of receiving a bride OF S1oGeo; but
now comes another dirty business in which
his hands are badly soiled. One Maohado, il
turns out had a claim against the British
government for S35uL00 for seiz2ye of ships,
and Schenck and a partner of his name Wizard
agreed, for fifteen per cent. of the claim, (S52,
5OO,J 70 procure its allo vance by the British
government.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-11

Work is progressing very rapidly on the
residence of Mr.. r. Clark. 1t is expected
when finished to be the finest IN the place.
Preparations have at last been perfected
whereby we are to have an artesian we'll IN
the west end Work will commence to-day.
Mr.. J. A. Woodland, who has been quite
unwell some time past, is reported as some
better.
Some boys were prac,icing with pistol
the fore part OF the week in the western linn
its of the city.
Mud is about knee deep here on the streets.
Work on the sewer is progressing very
slowly. Wake up.
A little daughter Of James Johnson died
on Monday and was buried Wednesday after
noon.
A new sidewalk IS being built in front OF
Cowles brothers store, across Main street.
DAN TUCKER.
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INTERNATIONAL
Surgical Institute.

Two .. more OF tae INSTITUTE SURGEONS. seoompa.
MED By their DISTINGUISHED CHEZ SURGEON (tor
time and vch Is his last sbsenc from the Inst
tute) Will visit shs city the 5h and los January 1876
They can be consulted ct the CLIFTON HOTEL and all the
afflicted Invited to embrace this opportunity at their
homes they saved great expense time and money
by so ding. Hopeless not undertaken. They make
SPECHALTIE,S OF ALL DEFORATTYES. CLLB FEET
IND HANDS SlEFT- LINES. DISEASED JOINTS. q
AND DISEASED SPINE, ZIP JOINT DT4
SEASE3. PARAE ISIS. EYE AND Ear DISEASES
Piles "a FySTULA, CHRONIC PRIVATE DISEASES
md the 6PIUI HfBIT NOte.-A EHlTTEN GUAR
N7EE Issued to sTe,y patient PROKISESA CORE or all
money refunded Guarantee signed by president and
the corporation seal The segeons will have
complete e.tE; OF braces than BEFORE with
to at and 4: appliances. he visit made for
the accommodation Of their old patents and In response to
repeated requests By toe actd who faxed to them
their J,s last VIA: %: Ss account OF the storms.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
torFICIAL.)
Regular Meeting.
TUESDAY Evening, Dee. 18th, 1870.

Prcsent-Mayor Swift and aldermen Porter
Jackson, Smith Brown, King, McGinais, JekyI
Mates llOban, Griffith and Wyman.
Minutes Of last meeting r6ad and approved
Petitions of Vim. II. Hull Ut al. asking that the
city council take steps to abate nuisance caused
by Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy Railroad, were
presented, and on motion Of jackson were re-
ccived and referred TO law and ordinance COM
mittee to investigate and report to council.
Petition Of David Refs ct al. praying that the
ordinances in relation to licenses be amended so
rs to prohibit the retailing of meats upon the
streets without license, was presented. and on
motion of McGlnns was laid ON the table.
Mates, from law and ordinance cowmittee, re
poftcd back without accommodation, bill ol
Arthur Lockwood, SS0e.
On motion Of Porter, the mayor was author,
lied 10 appoint a committee ,Of three to invcsti-
gate bill Of Arthur Lockwood, $40, and report
facts In the council.
Committee, JseAsVa, suii.i. AID CAs!.
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FINANCIAL It. COMMERCE. Al,

There 10 no natsrial change to nosiee in bnsi-
ness matters during the past week. Trade has
been moderate in all branches q business
The receipts of grain have bean fair.
In mCnay matters the situation reIs.rs about
the same; the inquiry fer funds is fair, and gen.
orally absorbs the loanable fuaGs in the market.
For long time loans the market IS rather easy
For first.ca loans, at the usual rates.
In CAicago the market IS reported easy for
drst-caass paper az the ussal rates a{ ten per
cent, aud for CAL loans with Government bonds
as collateral, at from 6 to . per cent.
Gols has beeHs qpict and firm during the week
the premium vsrying froza IA to iIfts. In New
Yorli tie tendency Of the market seems toward
Il lower rate OF premium.
Government bOds are ia good demand, and pr.
ces are a !ittls higher
Ravens, Mac Kinlay X Co, furnish the following
~,
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OTTAWA Wholesale MarAai.
OTTAWA, Dec. ION. Is.

OTTAWA, Dec. 10Th, 1SsJ
Business dull this week-but little grain com.
ing in, starch factory taking mos. Of that. The
miserable roads prevent farmers from coming
in. y freeze up now would help trade i'm.
III ensely.
Corn, sc for - lbs; Oats, &c for 81 lbs; Rye,
56aG0c for 60 lbs; Wheat, GG@9O timothy seed
Sl.75@lsO; Hay 80 for prairie, Sl1@ sla for tim.
othy; Potatoes 25c; dressed chickens .@se;
dressed turkeys Zoe; dressed hogs s7OeEs $3.50.
We quote below:
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OTTAWA FREE IRA DER: SATURDAY. DECEMBER II, 1879.

Smith, from finance committee, reported
vouchers and report Of poll tax collected by as
slstant supervisor correct as far as could be as
certained. On motion Of King, the report was
received and approved.
On motion Of Porter the following ordinance
was adopted. Ayes--Porter, jackson, Smith,
Brown, King, Mc(iinni,, Jckyll, Mates, Hoban,
Griffith and Wyman-ll.
An ordinance to amend chapter xXyIl Of the
revised ordinances Of the ciiy OF Ottawa,
BE It ordained By tie city Cotfs~R Of the CITY Of o.
tara!
That Section Of chapter XxxH of the revised
ordinances of the city Of ottawa be amended so
SEC "rhst any person or persons hrs their agent
servant who shall hereafter opcn snd sssP any D. s
BILE. pool table. pigeon hole similar table within The
m s . f s9y sn
ley within the limits of this city for PROXY o. gain; Win
this ordinance shall upon conviction thereof &c fined in
sum not less than Ave dollars nor more thsH Ten uo!af'
SEC That see 9f.ad ch1p!er Be amended By inseT
pg , he wera n other
SIC This ordinance shall be In force from ard after lis
publication.
King, from committee on fire department, re-
ported the following bills correct Strawn q
Powell, s4.95; Mitchell & Coffee, $500, and on
motion the report was received, and bills order
ed paid.
A motion by King to instruct the comTtittcc
on gas anu gas iSuiS W pun IN i''hP va S'P'
rior street, at lock ten, was lost. Aycs-bro W.
King, Mates and Griffith, Nays-Portsr
Jackson. Smith, McGnnis, Jekyll, Hoean and
Wyman-7.
McGlnnis, from Police Committee, reported
the appointment OF Thomas Brennan as special
policeman at a salary of go per month, and on
motion Of King, the report was received and ap'
proved Ayes, Porter, Smith, Brown. King,
McGinuis, Jekyll, Mates, Griffith and Wyman-o
Nays, Jackson and Hoban--2.
G.,,st b.. Wow, IN ~ n
Department we're instructed to examine aud test
cistern constructed by citizens IN second ware
for Ere purposes and report result to council.
sOa motion q Mates, bills OF Clayton Mitchell,
$50 so and Cook, Hughes & Duffy, 1918, were
referred to copnttee on fire department
On motion Of Jackson, the clerk was ordered
to draw an order payable to John Hoban for
81 l0G5o to pay expenses OF constructing cul'
vert OYER ravinc on Courtney street.
On raoton of Noban, the Street and Alley
Committee were authorized so instruct clerk to
Issue orders to bridge tenders for the number
of days worked by them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-11

PLEASING,

Ornamental and useful
Holiday Presents, inclu-
ding Statuary, Shades,
Perfumery & Colognes,
Hand Mirrors. Toilet
sets,Vases. Jewel cases,
Fine Cut Bottles, all
kinds of Games. Pocket
Books. Cigar Cases. La
dies Work Boxes, Wri-
ting Desks. Glove and
Handkerchief Boxes, &
Poems. Novels. Books
Of Travel, Natural His
tories. Bibles & Prayer
Books, Autograph Al
buns, Photograph AL
buns, and a large stock
of Children's Books.---
These and anything in
his line can be had Of
E. Y. GRIGGS at the
lowest rates. novs7.,y.n,
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Gen, John \. Logan has bSen contiaed to
his bed IN Chicago for the last two or three
weeks, dangerously i'll with infammatory
rheumatism. 1t last acco Cnts he was slight
ly "on the mend."
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Police Courts,

The miserable weather that has been the
scourgc OF trade for the past week has had its Of.
feet on police matters also. On Monday Owen
Glancy made q short call on Esq. Leavens, who
related short but pithy tale about Owens get
ting full of benzine and raising Cain generally
by assaultlng Mrs. Crayens. Owen acknowledge
cd the corn" and donated s. and costs To the
squire and the city.
On Saturday the gay and festive > Lib Scott
was invited to interview Esquire Leavens on a
charge Of" forty rod whisky" but as she had in
terviewed the Squire several times before, she
chose to vary the monotony OF the thing 10y
changing the venue to Squire Larkin. Alter
some iateJsstinJ chin music" Squire i. relieved
her of 5000 and she went on her way rejoicing
bat the rest Of me party didn't. Remorse is sui
gnaging away at them.
4 On Wednesday Pete Leonard took in some Of
the bulge" and then City Marshal Harris
wouldn', let him bulge till Squire Larkin bndg-
ed 81 ard costs out Of him, and then they sc:
him adr.ft. Good bye, Pete, don't do so any
hore-;II you get g ahead sgain-the city
needs 'em.
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County COurt--In Probate,


Estate OF Bridget Magill. Notice for final set
Element ordered to January term, 1876.
Claim of John Weber against the estate of
John Weber. deceased, for 392 90 allowed for
.l,15oeT,
Claim Of Ann NJ. Weber against the same cs
&Ie ior ss35.97 allowed for $4,000.
"'l Of Elias Trumbo, late of the town OF Rut
IaI d, admitted to probate, and letters testamen.
toy issued to Elias Trumbo and West Matlock.
q, $4,000. Notice to creditors Sd Monday
Of February, 1876, and inventory presented, ap.
proved aud ordered to be recorded
Claim Of Lucius Kent against the estate of
Cad f. oakfcld, for t3O75 allowed, at claim-
ants costs.
Claim of Robert Low against the same estate
for $500, allowed at claimants costs.
Claim against the same estate for sG9SO, al
lowed at claimants costs.
Note and interest Of. John III. Hosford against
The estate Of John Green amounting to g., 2u5 3S
allowed at claimants costs.
Order Tor notice for final settlement in the fol.
lowing Famed estates to the JANUARY term, 1876,
tQ.Yit;
Bctscy Thornc, Thomas McDcrmott, Cyrus
FCWcrS ana John Curyca.
Claim Of Eobt. Macarthur OF GIL against estate
OF Jas, Van Doren, deceased, allowed at claim
ants cost
Inventory and n?praismcnt bill in estate OF
Loyal Richardson presented, approved aud or.
dercd recorded. f..
Wm. p lioncry, admr. Of the estate Of Peter
Roach :. Lucy y Roach ct AL Report of sale OF
real estate presented, and sale confirmed aud
.eed Of conveyance ordered
Anna Hochstattcr appointed administrators
Of estate Of John Hochstatter late of town OF
Troy Grove Bond $500 Notice to creditors
10 Sd Monday in Feb. 1876
Alex. y. Hanna appointed administrator Of cs
tate of Lcyi Temple, late of town of Grand Rap.
ids, Bond 800. Notice to creditors to Sd Monday
Of Feb 1876
Order for notice for final settlement in estate of
Henry c. Ncolai to Sd Monday in Jan. 1876.
Same il estate OF Peter Roach
Same in estate Of Alex. Clegg.
Petition for private sale of chattlc property of
estate OF Loyal Richardson, deceased, flied and
prayer granted.
Clni.-. of Vim. Smith VS.. Estate Of II. Rood for
sGGO5a allowed at claimants cost
VIII OF Matthew Corrigan, deceased, admitted
70 prOvate and ordered recorded.
1hos. NJ. Kimball, guardian of Ncttie NJ. Lein-
niger, a minor, presented his report and tender
ca his resignation as such guardian; whcreupon,
after settlement with Kmball, Elinora Reynolds,
mother Of said minor, and former guardian dis
missed and bond cancelled.
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DIR. II. OLEA
OF Chicago. formerly of this Place Will visit OfaWs, at
Clifton Hose the first Tuesday OF ecc month for treating
sa disesses of the Eye and Ear srrgcaly otherwise
cserations so cataract, artificial purnverted .,cosIe
- the ear uet eye strasshyloa, and the removal Of
taEors and morbid growths of every description. Artificial
ees and ear arus inserted without palm p-evoE@ope
tcs Gran2Ear eyeds the most esent disease IN !se ces,
,udcaIly and permanently cared
From his .og experience In treating diseases OF tic Eye
and Ear he feels cenfdent stating that lie can cure aesr
every case Chronic diseases also treae
Lsrgest stock Of Artificial Eyes In TIE West.
December 10th ,S7O.-tf
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Exchange on New York, i premium, selling.
La Sale county bonds, par and interest
Foreign exchange is selling at $500 per &.
Stcsiug exchange selling S5.SJ to $500 pGr E.