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4 40 Laundry

It is now conceded that Mrs. Coleman
the laundrrss, No. II Fourth street, be.
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nncs, has one of the best conducted laun-
dry establishments in the aity, and land
lords OF hotels and boarding houses will
lind II TO their advantage 10 call upon
her. Her prices are ~ follows Hotel
and clearinghouse washing - cents
per dozen, For piece work prices are as
follows: single shirt and collar, Toe; per
dozen, soc; socks. 30; two collars, &c
two haudhcrchicl,, &c; vests. zoe; and
all gentlemen's wear, soc. per dozen,
Ladies plain calico dresses, 25c: calico
dresses with extra trimmings, joc: white
dresses, 81 2jc ladies' undcrwarc, fine
and coarse, 81 90 per dozen. l-23-tt.
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Kew coal sIsIiec,

r. NJ. Ward has opened coal oliic" on
south side of Eighth street, No.A,bctwccn
Commercial and Washington avenues. In
Sargcn,'s shoe store. He will sell Iiar-
iisburg coal delivered in any part Of the
city at SO % per single ton, or - per
ton in four-ton lots Big Muddy coal at
8 per single ton, or 81 30 for two tons,
all delivered. These are rock bottom
prices, and mean cash and cash only.
1-23-ln
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Nnft.c NJ HcUnnAni

G. Koch has removed his boot and
shoe shop from the old stand TO his
new brick building lone block below,
No. 30 Commercial avenue, between
Fifth aud sixth streets, where he will
keep the hest home made and ~. Loui
custom made boots aud shoes, made OF
the best material good workmanship
and In the latest styles. All orders
promptly attended TO. g-23-t.
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Lesson. given in Penmauship, fine
Pcnmanship, Steamboat Bookkeeping,
Card writing, Posting mp accounts,
Copying, etc, at the rooms OF &. j.,
Howe, Nos. Is and lG, Winters Block,
corner Seventh street and Commercial
avenue. Ladies elias. every afternoon
from to o'clock, and Saturdays from
to { o'clock. l-2J.lm.
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A FrGnr N JAiL.-On Thur .day
morning fight occurred between two
prisoners in the county Jail, aud before
jailer Fitzgerald could get to the cell to
separate them, one of them was pretty
badly hurt.
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Altnr me EIvc.

j. George Steinhouse may be found
since the fire Mt his new shop, OH Eighth
street in the Alexander County Bank
building, where he will welcome all his
customers, and serve them In as artistic a
manner as ever before, with smooth
shaves, fashionable hair cutting and
thorough shampOos.
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wish to inform the citizens OF Cairo
that keep on hand n large supply of
coal of different kinds, which ! will sell
~ follows, delivered In any part Of the
city g 20 TO 81 per ton. cash, and full
weight guaranteed. JAMES Ross.
IL l-tn
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Wy of l.irO

colorcd and vanished, for sale ut hall
price (s2.j0j a, the BULLETIN Office.
10000 note heads, 30,OOO envelopes,
10000 letter heads, 10 rcams statements,
20 rcams bin head, Carlisle rapcr-jllst
received aud for sale at tie BULLETIN
Office.
For amy of the above articles, apply n
he BULLETIN Office. T.. \. BURNETT
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SECRET SOCIETIES
Atseuttou! Dealers.

We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
Spraguc CanOpcners. taken for adyer-
Using. which we viii sell at two dollars
nrr dozen, Inquire at Bulletin office.
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THr RiyKR.-The Ohio river marked
y #. in. on the gauge at six O'Clock
last evening, indicating a fall OF . inches
I'm the previous u hours.
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Notice.

We will pay no bills contracted by any
employee of I'm BULLETIN, unless the
same Is made on Il written order signed
by the president or secretary Of the com
pany, and we will accept no orders given
by an cnployc of the company, tor any
purpose whatsoever,
CAIRO BULLETIN COMPANY.
November 10, 1879. u
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rIyrR. wiATHER AID BUSINESS,
The rivers fell inches yesterday.
The weather was clear and pleasant.
Business very quiet.
GE;ERAL ITEMS.
The IIillmn brought from Nash.
vile for st. Loiis, lot OF pig and bar
iron. She hadp fair trip back.
The Carontolet arrived here Thurs
day, and remaited until yesterday morn
ing taking on freight. She added before
leaving. more than 300 tons.
The Colorado arrived yesterday af-
,ernoon, from ST. Louis. She had only a
moderate trip, AMI got but 20 tons here.
The transfer boat, Junius ). Morgan.
Is a sumner, and feels her oats awiully.
She challenges every boat she happens
to meet in the river for race to her
landing place, AMI always holds her own
with them all. Yesterday afternoon the
Colorado and the Morgan came out of the
Mississippi almost together, and lively
brush cnsued between them until the
Morgan's stopping place was reached,
when she ran in ahead of the Colorado
snarling and blowing as if she had per-
formed an uncqualed feat.
The lcyee was very quiet throughout
the day yesterday, the arrivals and de-
partures being few, and business there
fore being rather dull.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

Where, in the spacious dining hall. or
the evening OF February 18th, with thei
aid we expect to give the grandest mas
querade ball of the season. No effort OF
expense will be spared by us to make il
a highly enjoyable affair, and we hope
to receive the support of the public.
The DELTA CITY CoRSET BAND.
February II. 1876.
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CITY NEWS.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY l2, 1876
LOCAL MUD.

TRy THEN. Try TuEM,--Ilali dime,
hall dime cigar, Havana filler, at
2-s.tf CowPERwAITE d PHILLIPS.
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CHrblnsin.c.

For sale-A Sl2 30 order on city of
Carbonate. Enquire at BULLETIN Office.
l,alIU +. a, BtRSEIT.
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Go GET THEM-The following is a list
OF letters remaining uncalled for in the
postoGice at Cairo. Alexander county,
H.. on Saturday, February 18th, 1876.
Ladies-Bouchct, Jennie Benf)rd, SUI
san; Frans, Mary A.; Goodin, Ella !;
Harris, Annie; Hubbard. Mary Magee,
Mary Myers, Adelaide; Meyers, Mary;
shannon. Bridget; Stovall, Lettie
Smith. Lizzie Vickers, Mary Welsh,
Miss Ira.
Gcnts-AIeXandor, Mr.: Alexander.
L.; Bell, Edward; Brady, VIM. IL. ;
Brookshre, VIM. r.; Bcrgdoli, +. q. /:
Curticc, ID. W.: Carter. Chas. L.; Cur
lis, John , Dye, A. l.. : Durbin, Id
ward. BOLTON, henry: Davis, Henry
Eckenbcrg, j. c.; France, Henry G..
Fox, John f.; Fraser, l.. ID.
Gloom u son; Goodrich, &. H.; Gand.
James; GIL, Pat; Graves, Tho,. C.. {.
Gibson, VIM; Quinn, W. A.; iladley
Prot. D.. High, f.. Heustis Isaac c.
Hamilton, j. H.. Hogan, j. W. D; Harp
mann, S. A.. Jackson, John H.; James
L.: Johnson. Thadcus : Mckenzie
! Archie; LinCh, Ben; Massey, j. b.
Merryman, John; Martin, John
Massey, Peter; Morgan, VIII; Massey,
wm.; Nall, Elisha 3; Nelson, n. =.
Naughton, Thos, ; Powers Jas. H.; Pay
ton, Martin; Roper Geo; Ralston
Frank 2; Reed, ". s.; Small Chas, I.
steele, F. L.; Smith, Frank ,; Shan
messy, Ed; Stehr, Geo; Smith, Richard
Smith, Peter; Sammons, Pat; Small
T.; Smith, Thos.; Taylor, Alfred
Thomas, Carl l.. Walston, II. c.; Wells
Junius r.: Warren, Tho.. w: Wilson
VIM: Virgins, VIM.
Persons calling for the above name'
letters please say advertised.
GEO. w. M'KEAlG, +. VI.
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y #. in. on the gauge at six O'Clock
last evening, Indicating a fall OF 8 inches
In the previous - hours.
4 FfGHT ~ JAiL.-On Ihur,day
morning a fight occurred between two
prisoners in the county Jail, aud before
taller Fitzgerald could get to the cell to
separate them, one Of them was pretty
badly hurt.
DisCHARGHD.-A week or ten days
ago, County Commissioner Summons,
who has supervision Of the poor farm,
discharged some fifteen of the inmates,
| and sent them out to do for themselves.
NOTICE. persons holding "timc
checks for labor on the new lcyee during
the month Of January will please present
the same at my office Immediately tor
payment Is. i. BLAKE,
2.I2-2t City Treasurer.
LABoRrr, WANrED.--Fify laborcrs to
work on railroad. Apply at the Office of
the Iron Mountain Railway Company,
No. 50 Ohio lcycc, to-day at O'Clock
pm. d. ANILLL'
2.l2-3t Division Supt.
POLICE CouRT.-George Lyons, a col
ored man, stoker on the transfer boat j.
). Morgan, was before Judge Bross yes
to-day on charge Of fighting. He was
fined five and costs, which he paid, and
Nas discharged.
TIE NEW DENTrsT.-Dr. Il. y.
Canine. who takes the place Il the late
DR.. L. l.. Williams, was in the city yes
| terlay making arrangements To open his
Office ia Cairo on the first Of March.
The doctoris prepossosing gentleman,
probably thrty-iiye years old, and brings
with HIM the highest recommendations Of
moral. social and proies sional standing.
| We believe we can congratulate our peo-
| plc on this new addition TO Cairo. and
take pleasure in recommending Doctor
Canine to al who need hi. professional
| services.
u.,.,. ,a,,,---,rh. unfortunate
A.. - - ,,ho hoo.,.d that he
could "get away" with any of the law
ycrs OF Cairo, has been whipped in every
''N' ''' MI. ia ar,iod,oT In Tho
-, a., ,o,o,..oJ ., ro,lor,.
petition lor removal OF the Narrow
"auSo Wv ~ .,'' ''''>' -
Sprihshc'u' i"o 0''S' vas f''7'''o'' ~
as'ce'n'"', "Po" "' g., n,a
Trns,ce. The court decided against
searl. The case will be heard at Spriug-
field. at the June term.
--
READ lhl,.-.''' ''n' imam -
OF u. cost i",s = w. ~. IL ~, 80 ,,eons
p,'i'1 W IVY nv ~, 1'.,ua' - mo ont Of
"'', n' ~. .na1, anh wrl quit ,hat
Wv "S go ,',,,,nossos ,onno, his nrcs-
$500. oa,, ho lisro,oJ of In this
e1,..,,a,, - NO. 80 wo,, n stoto thot
,''''.N' -, -, sho,r n,or, hut on
W. S'o'N . NV Nv 49,, ,,..,,a,,o o,I
thc contrary Is ircs' "o" scaso'"'.'' "'',
oil the latest Styles ooi'''su"s VI '''
gooo' rs are "S''''S " w ,I ~" ',s,,. -
lirst-class ury Soou' s'oi'' 'H SWIM V
notions ana gent furnishing Soo", :
also large ana select, anu VIII w So'' ~
ohe-'i'iru 'oN' '''''' '''' I''''' ~, . Wv w
oHasJu r'srM o rtrr, y, ms Goods nm,
81, 30 oon,.inco evorv one that II,
,,aons irst Y,,ot mo saws Gail and So,
him 2-ll-,f
:
y Local NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oil Specla
interest transpired In circuit court yes
terday.
: The sipe water is on a STAND sun
u Trains on the Narrow-Gauge VIII D
running regularly again in day or two
--Laborers can lind employment b.
). applying to ID. Axtell, at the Office of tn
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LOCAL NOTICES.
NeW 1.cvee paw Roll.

New 1.cvee Pay ROii.
All persons having claims against the
city of Cairo for work done on the new
levee during the month Of January, 1876.
are hereby notified that such claims will
be paid at my office, Bross building,
Thursday February 10th, between the
hours Of 10 am. and pm.
Is. +. BLAkE, City Treasury.
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DELTA CITY CORNET BAND,
4 CARD.

Believing that the new Turner hall, Sc
lected ~ the place for the holding Of our
masquerade ball. wound prove made
quatc to accommodate the immense mum.
Der of our friends who promise to be in
attendance, We have decided to make u
change. trusting that 1t will be acccpta-
bly, received by all, viz To meet our
friends at the
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REFERENCEs ny PERMISSION.

Internationally. the best sustAinc
work OF the Kind in thc World"
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Steamer j. ". Mills, Paducah.
4. 7. Hillman. Nashville.
Colorado, st. Louis.
Il" Garrett and bargcs, n. o.
DEPARTED.
steamer J. ". Mills, Paducah.
+. T. Ilillman, Nashville.
d" COLORADO, Vicksburg.
Garrett and bargcs, Cincinnati,
" Caroldclct. New Orleans.
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DisCHARGHD.-A week or ten days
ago, County Commissioner Summons,
who has supervision of the poor farm,
discharged some fifteen of the inmates,
and sent them out to do for themselves.
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( Gems
I.'.p

Z gems
For
Fifty cents, at Winters Gallery.
ll-.3.tt
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PEnsoNALs.- Capt. Il. w. Dugan was
in the city yesterday on his way to Gov
ington, Kentucky, whore his father lies
seriously i'll.
s.. L. Waterbury, OF Connecticut, was
a guest at the st. Charles yesterday.
Col. $. ). Taylor left by the after.
noon train yesterday Tor New York.
Ward l.. Smith, Boston. Massachu-
sets. and j. &. Chase, of Philadelphia,
were registered at the IT, Charles botcI
yesterday
&C. A. Beck aud family, Of Centralia,
we're registered at the St. Charles ycster.
day. Mr. Beck Is division superintend.
ent of the Illinois Central railroad.
Uncle John Balm Of Vienna, Johnson
county, was In the city yesterday at
tending the tobacco sale at the Planter 5
warehouse.
Mr. John II. Obcrly is on his way to
Washington, having lett by the afternoon
train yesterday. lie expects to be abb
sent about one month.
TnE TOBACCO SALE.--The sale at the
Planter warehouse yesterday COM
priscd ,hirty.one hogsheads of tobacco
AZ follows: II hhds. Tugs 81, 4, 4 10,
20, I 81, 1 %, J o.. ) 30. . 60, . 50,
o 10; Z hhds. low Leaf, SO 30, 6 IS. 6 So,
6 81, Z so, s; Z hhds. medium leaf, IS o.
S 95. 8 10, o 20, 8 Is, 3 55, . 10; 6 hhds.
good leaf, $40 80. 10 10. IL, II 0j. II 80
hid. piebald. sli %. The attendance
was larger than usual, The bidding
was brisk, and the prices obtained gener'
ally satisfactory. In their circular issued
yesterday the proprietors of the Planters
warehouse say 1--WE can now safely
say that our market ia fully open and all
grades are making their appearance on
the breaks with the exception of strictly
bright wrapper. The general order is
improving. and our advice in TIE last
circular from this Office is being regarded
very generally by shippers. As the fu-
ture market is governed entirely by cir.
cumstances and probabilities, as to
price, We can only say to plant
ers that We believe the prices realized In
our market are rs high as they VIII be,
Tor the classes already offered this season,
and certainly the figures are iemunera-
tive. Our experience has taught u the
best policy is 10 sell when a price is Of
fered that will pay. Ia this country OF
rings and monopolies, where corners,
and not supply and demand the rule, it
is hazardous TO anticipate results. We
will say this to our friends however. We
are in daily communication with all the
leading tobacco markets in the United
States and have weekly advices from Eu
rope. and will give such information &c
our friends we are in receipt Of from time
to time; and will be pleased to answer
any inquiries on application.
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FOR LEASE OR SAL

LANDS, In tracts 10 suit, near Na'Fo'
tf.S-lS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-14
WEATHERsFTELD.

Many farmers are short of hay and
will have to buy or feed meal
III. w. Sheldon is canvassing the town
for Wife No, 49," One wife is quite
enough friend S.
M. A. Hicks spent last week at home
on vacation from his school in Lebanon.
He reports a pleasant and prosperous
school.
Buds on fruit trees have swelled con-
siderable during the past warm weather
and it is feared the crop next season viii
be injured.
Mr. d. G. Hicks, the champion base
ball player of this town, has invented
and will soon bring out new game OF
ball that promises to be grand success.
Mr.. Hicks thinks he sees fortune in it.
1t is said to resemble base ball in de-
gree but is less dangerous, and we are
assured by Mr.. H. that it is very pleas
ant game. The new game is called Kim
ball at present, but a change of name is
expected before the game is perfected and
brought out.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-14
CHESTER.

A very enjoyable and social gather
ing occurred Wednesday evening of last
week for the benefit of Mr. N. o. John
son the popular proprietor of the hotel.
About one hundred and fifty ladies
and gentleman present. The entertain
ment consisted of concert and dra-
matte readings, and closed with a dance
The first on the programme was pro-
menade around the spacious hall by over
fifty couples. Then came the concert by
Peabody's Quadrille Band. The selec-
tions were executed by w. w. Rich
ardson, in very artistic manner. Mr..
r. is fine player, and coaxes the notes
so easily that you cannot help being de-
lighted After the concert Mrs. DIR
Noble read The Fizziwig Party" by
Dickens, which was received with great
applause. Supper being then announc-
ed, the company, led by Hon. Francis
Phelps, of Grafton, marched to the din
ing room, where the tables were bounti-
fully supplied with the choicest of viands
and Injuries. After several ptthy senti-
ments and responses the party again
repaired to the hall, where dancing was
the order of the evening, and was kept
up till the small hours of the morning.
The music, by Peabody's band Charles
I
The party was composed of our best
citizens, among whom wo noticed Major
William Rounds, Hugh Henry, Esq, G.
II. Hilton, A. d. Fletcher, A. S. Adams,
and others. Too much cannot be said
in praise of Mr. johnson as a landlord.
He has shown that he is the right man
in the right place, and that he knows
how to keep hotel. B.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-14
READING.

Morris Newton makes farming pay.
Among other things the past year he has
raised from one shoat $35 worth of pigs
besides keeping two for himself, and
raised and sold 800 worth of turkeys.
The shoat above mentioned was twenty
months old in December and dressed Ats
lbs.
Charles Persons of Felchville, recent
ly left pitchfork in the stable with his
horse, the result being that one of the
tines entered the horses breast several
inches
The newspaper correspondents in
South Reading, it is reported, were es-
pecially remembered on the christmas
tree.
Hon. Frank NJ Robinson formerly of
this town, but known many years as a
prominent lawyer and citizen of Du-
buque, where he still resides, is in such
poor health as to make it doubtful if he
will continue his law practice. Physi-
clans prescribe change and rest He ex-
poets to go to New York soon for medi-
cal consultation, and may come to Yer
mont, in which case his old friends will
be very glad to meet him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-14

Mercury below zero - mornings in
January, IL in February, a in March, l
in November, and A in December, 33 in
all. Lowest on the 18th of February,
270 below. in some localities as low as
$40. Mercury so or more above, days
in May, II in June, 10 in July, Is in
August, 5 in September; Al in all.
Highest on the 9th of July, S90. Range
of mercury for the year, 1160, from 270
below zero to $50 above. More or less
clear 10 days in January, Is in Februa-
ry, 10 in March, 10 in April, 10 in May,
20 in June, q in July, 10 in August. %
in September, Is in October, IA in No
vember, II in December 202 in all.
35 days nearly cloudless, 10 of which in
January. More or less stormy II days
in January, bin February, IA in March,
10 in April, II in May, II in June, 10
in July, i in August, s in September,
10 in October, u in November, IL in
December 141 in all. Thunder show
ers on Is days. A slight frost on the
l4th of June
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-14

SovEREIGNs OF INDusTRY.-At the
annual meeting of Bellows Falls Coun.
Gil, No. 3, S. of l., the following officers
we're elected for the year;
Jefferson Wilson, President.
G. F. Dennis, Vice President.
p w. Bunker, Secretary.
l.. T. Lowell, Lecturer
f. Il Cutler, Steward
w. f. Percy, Asst Steward
b. 5. Works, |. Guard.
Edw, Fitzsimmons, o. Guard.
The cooperative association Of the
Council is doing a hourishing business,
and has declared cash dividend Of
per cent for the last three months, to be
divided pro rata on its sales toSovereigns
A vote was passed at its annual meeting
to admit members of the Grange as
stock holders, the shares being five dol.
lars each.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-14

POULTRY EXHIBITION The first
annual exhibition of the western New
Hampshire Poultry Society will be held
in the City Hall at Keene, Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week Several hun.
dred dollars are offered in premiums and
the arrangements appear to be such as
to guarantee an interesting and success
full exhibition. The officers embrace
many prominent and well known citi.
zens of Cheshire county and we notice
many special premiums are also offered
by citizens of Keene and other places.
The Cheshire railroad will carry persons
attending the exhibition at reduced
rates.
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Commissioners, Notice.
JOB BATEs, EsTATE.

HHE UNDERSIGNED. having been appointed
L by the Probate Court of the District of Windsor
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands OF all persons against JOB
BATES, late OF Chester in SAID District, deceased
and the claims of the deceased exhibited in set-o
to the claims of tbe creditors hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose OF examining and
allowing SAID claims at the dwelling house Of Job
Bates, late OF Chester. deceased. the RSI SAT-
URDA1 OF FEBRUARY and the FIRST SAIUk.
cay OF JULY NEXT, from o'clock A. NJ until 4
O'Clock P. NJ on each OF said days, and that six
months from the 1th day of January. A. ID. Is g. is
the time limited By said Court Tor said creditors to
present their claims to tor examination and al
owance.
Dated at Chester this It'll day of January, A. d.
1876. - " -
HORACE He 4 III. H; HHo9WE'} Commissioners.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-14

Nor BANKRUPT.-In 1873, Merrill
Nj. Till was adjudged bankrupt on his
own petition. l.. f. Wilbur, of Jericho,
was chosen his assignee, and he has just
completed ne settlement of the estate
with the following gratifying result:
After paying allcost and expense of the
proceedings in bankruptcy, all creditors
who proved their claims have been paid
in full, and 1888 were leturned to the
bankrupt.