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Arrive at Exhibition Grounds, 1880 A. M :.
Returning, leave Exhibition Grounds at
500P. NJ. .tr-
Scholars must be accompanied by their
teachers, and application for School TICK
cts should, be made in advance to the seve-
raj agents'in the vicinity of the schools.
The above named days are set apart for
the express accommodation and entertain
ment of the Public School Children, and
no pains will be spared by the Exhibition
Managers to render them occasions of plea
surable aud instructive enjoyment.
At P.lAf., organ recital on the Nam
moth Roosevelt Organ, which was in use
at the lateG eGreat Centepnial, Exhibition. At
.3P. M Grand Chi1dren's Concert by. q
ChorusS sSofsS 5000 School, children, under the
directiofisof Professor Perot, in the magnt-
ficent orchestra gallery. Followed iHme e.
tliately by Grand Musical Entertainment
by the Exhibition Band, Hassler Brothers
Musical Direetorss Arranged for the spec
ial entertainmento OF the school children.
The Exhibition In all departments VII
be In full operation. -
/ Grand Promenade Concert every Satur
day evening until 8 p. no. p.is.+.-t'.
: %'iHia I'u.W 81, ,FJKENNEY,
! -, - an.t ~ SUPERINTENDENT
+ Gen1 Ticket Agent. mayT
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LIQUOR LICENSES,

LIST OF APPLICATIONS GRANTED AND RE
li'i,- .-al eii- FUSED. eo I..s..
The following licenses were granted
at the session Of Court at New Castle,
this morning: .iiN -1iol' rwi ci'
Wilmington-Peter J Babcock, James
W King, John T.. Mercer, Patrick o.
Donnell, Amor O'Perkins, Caroline
Mccain, Fred W. Heiss, Michael Nal
10y. Joseph NeI6ermeier, @. Rodney
Higgins. John Joyce, Samuel Moore,
Jacob Roller, Thompson & Locke, John
Mealey, Henry Feldmaier, Fred Huber,
VIM, Baxter & Bro. Donohoe & Robins
son, Patrick Harmey, Henry Mellon,
David McCallin, John M cCafferty James
George Wilhelm, William Sweeney,
John II. Yetter, VIM. b.. JACK, Caleb
Miller, P. flunkett & Co., Francis Kelly
& Co., Geo. E. Robinson, Charles Can
non, Joseph Orme,f John McHagh,
Mary a. Moerk, Michael Cottingham,
Lewis Raymond, Frederick Stab, John
poherty, George M. Bacon, Frank Quig-
Brown, Conrad Keller, Charles b, Chan,
dler, Patrick j. Long Alexander Saville,
Wm. j. Baugh, Mary 81. Schofeld,
Philip G.. P1unkett, John j. Doherty,
Frederick Schmid, James A. Wilson,
John ID. Makiver, John A. Beers, Peter
SPAIN. 'i"s en-
q. Red Lion Hd.-Joseph B. Bigger,
Thomas d. Bradway, David Colwell.
Christiana Hundred-Thomas Lawless,
Charles Dever, Cresents Riley, VIM. II.
Sterrett, Michael Lynch, Thomas Toy,
Jacob B. Hyatt. ~ f''2 -
| New Castle Hd.-John E. Graham, WIN.
Hunter, John McCullion, Geo. A. Mil
lington. VIM. W. Anthoney. tt
White Clay Creek Hd.--Cloud Pierson
John Elliott, John E. Lewis.
| Mill Greek Hd.-Bethia ,Bracken,
Dennis Bradley, William Reece,
-Appoquinimink Hd.-Edward Silcox,
St. Georges Hd,-samuel Yearsley
Catherine Newman
Pencader Hd.--Wm. II. Guthrie.
Licenses refused at this term of Court.
Wilmington Hundred Frederick Meun-
ger, John Crawford, Patrick Jordan,
John Calm, Patrick Long, James Como
han, Hugh Mckinley, Patrick Connell,
Morris Pagan, Conrad MANI, Michael
Newell, Daniel McElwee, John @. Schaf-
fer, John Brockman, Patrick Whelan,
VIM. Mcbride, John May Edward Hart,
4 Thomas ,McCormi ok, Lewis Flecken-
stein, Bernard Mccullough, Emil Beck
John 7. Barnes Eberhard P, Freye,
James White. Mary McCann, Henry
Bradley, George Bareback, Philip Lo-
bin. 5qa.-l. f. IuJl .l'..' !. Ill.,. IT,. ..' -.
Brandy Hundred-Edward Haug-
Peucader Hundred-W B. Currinder
st. Georges HundredAW O.. Eliason
1 .Blackbird Hundred Vincent o. Hill
White Clay Creek Hnndred-Albert
4 Bender. Ia G4lo. .I.r l..4.. ,lt.-.s .....
. Red Lion Hd-Frederick Tugend.
| Court then adjourned finally. a9at
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CoURr OF cHANCERY.
NEwl CA,.sT1.r..M Nav :

NNWOOAf1I115 1ISJ I1'
The Court of Chancery Vand Orphans
Court metcthis morning at 10 o'clock
Chancellor Salisbury presiding. ~
Grimshaw, ct. al. VS.. Mayor and City
of Wilmington. Bib praying injunction
on two judgments against him as surety
for Joseph l., Killgore, Esq, late Trea
surer of Wilmington. A perpetual in
junction was granted against one Of the
Judgments, and as to the other judgment
the Chancellor intimated that whatever
action, If any, could be had against it
should be had in the Superior Court.
= M. M. Child was appointed Trustee fo
Francis Graham, mnatic, iu the place O
William Reynolds, deceased.
Court then adjourned to the Genera
Term. ,tlsnf'-lof'i ~-fiS-
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as the bonds commenced, az high ipI
terest they would sell at high prcml-
um with high rate of interest and
selling them at q discount with a low
rate Of interest.
M Painter moved to amend Mr..
Plckels motion by making the rate
OF interest six per cent, and the amend
vote. "'oh' r'.t - '0'l ~, ..t.
Ayes-Messrs. Adams, Chan tller.
Davis, Febiger, Feaster, Ford. Irelan
Lynch, McGlinchey, Painter, Taylo n,
Fownsend-12. r'',.J " - -
Nays-Messrs. Baker Downing
Jones, Kendall, Stotsenburg, Pickels,
Windle and President Lichtenstein--
The motion as amended was adopt=
ed by the same vote. r.,'.l... ~ - -
The date for the redemption of the
bonds In the the third section WAS
liked for February lat, 1897.
Mr.. Febiger arose and said he had
just received information to the effect
that parties now in the city were ready
to take 500, 200 Of the bondb at 8 per
cent. He therefore moved to reconsid-
er the action Of Council in the prem
ises, The motion prevailed. and the
rate was then fixed at 1--WE per cent. 2
When the fourth section was read
Mr., Pickels moved To strike out that
portion prohibiting the Finance Com
mittee from selling the bonds below
par. Adopted .i'' 10 a..l' sro..N
The ordinance was then adopted by
| unanimous vote. NM ~ -; ~
Mr.. Baker offered the following
preamble and resolution, which were
adopted. .Ht tAl'Fl rNAAt
WHRREAs, The Chancellor has in
the injunction cases sx-TreasuIer j
Il. Killgores' sureties against the city
decreed that the Mayor and Council
Of Wilmington can recover the amount
tdue on said Killgore's bond, dated
Dec. 81, 1870, and perpetuating the
injunction as to the execution of the
Judgment on the bonds of said Kill.
gore of j July 100 1879; and fR ,rots 5,-
WHEREAS, ItmAy be advisable TO
appeal from said decree to the Couri
Of Errss and Appeals; thereforesISl -
RESOLVED, That the City Solicitor
be authorized and empowered 10 cause
an appeal therefrom as aforesaid tc
be taken il in his discretion the came
be deemed advisable for the city. tgat
On motion of Mr.. Pickels, Mr.. Stot-
senburg wasplacec ongali the, commit
tees of which his predecessor, Mr.
Mr.. Candy, was a member, except
the Lamp Committee, on which Mr..
Adams was placed. Z. 80 eyre. tJet
During the evening orders were direct
ed to -be-drawn . as follows: Martir
Keough, S2l1 -; Geo. ". Vernon 3 Son
$24 IS; Francis Scheue, So % Charles II
Mcguire, ss25; Il. W. Downing, S8; WIN
Canby, salary due. 'igI
Adjourned. J9ar"t -.ti r.'r
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n NEW RAILROAD.
sc.L q WI lA---LLN q
THE DELAWARE 3. r co. TO CONSTRUCT
A LINE FROM DOVER To ReHoBoTH

THE DELAWARE 3. b. co. TO CONSTRUCT
LINE FROM DOVER To- ReHoBoTH.
Last week the officers and directors of
the Delaware railroad company inspected
the line of proposed new railroad, rum
ming from Dover to Rehoboth, by way Of
Milton. The line was thoroughly in
spected, and surveys will be commenced
on Monday next. go go.
This road is probably designed to run
over the route which would have been
occupied by the Milford and Bay Shore
railroad, an institution chartered few
years ago, but never yet constructed. The
charter of the Delaware railroad allows
the company to construct branch road
in any portion of the State.
The construction of the new road
would prove very advantageous to the
number of visitors to Rehoboth, as trav.
ell between Lewes and Rehoboth is still
confined to stage lines. TFn
The daily gazette., 1877-05-25

THE HKALTH BOARD. 1.-The board OF
Health held special meeting last even
ing at the corner of Chestnut street and
Maryland avenue, and declared an alley
in that neighborhood to be nuisance.
1t was referred to the Tenth Ward MEM
bers with instructions to have, il abated
by the owners within a reasonable time,
or to abate it themselves at the owners
expe nse. After taking similar action in
regard to an alley on Chestnut street
near Franklin, the Board adjourned to
meet on Saturday evening at Wawaset
and jackson streets. ,.Io lr'I
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FBok TEXAS TO MAINE. = This morning
q young bind man named Miller came "a
the police station, and said he was on his
way from Texas to his home in Maine. he
SAID be left Maine about year ago, and
while in Texas bad his sight destroyed by a
powder explosion. As soon as, he was able,
he began 10 work his way home. He left
Baltimore, lasty night having just money
enough to pay his fare, and the conductor
declining TO take hun further. He has q
mother mother living in Portland Name, where be 3
him with pass for Philadelphia, and took
him to the depot. - -i.' --'.ra.
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The Triumph Truss is marvel Of
mechanical Ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjilsted will hold any
Hernia in practice, when the, Triumph
Rupture Caire, will infalibly and speedily
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and 334 Bowery, New York where the
Truss is aoarrdnted, and the Cure Gu ar
anteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either Office. IT,. .
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RAILROADS.

'Ip5iADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
lIMoRE RAIL ROAD.
NOVEMBER Nth, 1876.
s 'Ain' Will leave Wilmington as follows
usISiiSaoeeiphia and Intermediate Stations,
|iSSg' S'OO, 9.62, l0.45 a. M. 2.36, 4.30, $40
pm. -'VA o. ni' i1''' 'N'7o'
~ EsSs@ore sss = ana intermediate Stations,
Va tsmGFe mn ,1 ID and l. Washington, 1852, 1.65,
Tains u, ,IgS, l.26, 5,19 p. m, t.ii'f. =
Nv ~ aor Delaware Divisian, leave fpr:
in'' castle, 500, $40. 9.3o, a. m. 1.So, $50,
M / S,lag M "a and Intermediate Stations, 800,
|is iaf q ~ and Intermediate stations, SEQ,
pr., SUNDAY TRAINS.
ii Aa,s1elphia a ~ : hb and Intern ediate Stations,
hiloah.,, ,o9Q. $50, p, m. ,,,I, 1.i
RlHma miph1a and New York, 202 a. m.
Fsr faoi and Washihgtorl, IL, 30, 1.b5 a m
Ntrredi diu,tner y, Information passepgeIs are
l9o " The time, tables posted at the
H. F. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
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DIsBANpED.-The Quickstep B. c.,
owing to the small attendance at the
games that they have played and the non
fulfllment of the promise of those who
had subscribed to take stock in the Asso-
citation, to do SO, have disbanded. 1t is
not likely that another effort will be
made this season to organize another
club, and so Wilmington will be without
base ball club. ~ w, - u La
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vi U. s. CoURF.--The U. s. District
Court met this morning alto o'clock.
In the matter of the petition for q
further hearing in the Alsberg case, to
show cause why he should NOT, be die
charged from the custody of the Sher-
iii Of this county, was postponed until
Saturday June 2nd. 40 ap-r
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
lF. Kunkel's Bitter Wine or
Iron.

Mn truly valuable tonic has been SO
sMughly tested by all classes Of the COM
Irrlty that IL is now deemed in6ispen-
saau a Tonic medicine. 1t costs but lit
uri6es the blood and gives tone 70 the
Iisch, renovates the system and pro-
dE life. Everybody should have 10. z
Por the cure of Weak Stomach. General
Debility, Indigestion, Disease Of the Stom-
Iasnd for all cases requiring tonic rf
| hi. wine Includes the most agreeable
IND Efficient Salt OF Iron We. -possess--Ci=
rah Of Marnetic Oxide combined with the
r0t energetic OF vegetable tonics-Yellow
PHuyian Bark. t-f
Do you want something to strengthen
Do you want goood appetizer BE-. t-
Do you want 10 get rid OF nervousness?
Dyou want energy? .-
Do you want 10 sleep well2
Doyou want TO build up your constitu-
. you want to feel well2
you want brisk and vigorous feel
Z you do try KUNKEL's BITTER
.rNE OF IRON.
lnly ask trial ofthis valuable tonicl
n Beware Of counterfeits, as Kunkel's Bit
y Wine OF Iron is the only sure and effec-
al remedy In the known world for the
Amanent cure of Dyspepsia and Debility
NJ as there are q number, of limitations
lfefed to the public, would caution the
nnmlnity TO purchase none but the gen.
lne article, manufactured by r, f. X un-
leland having his stamp on the cork OF
every bottle. The very fact that others are
Attempting TO Initiate this valuable remedy
gIOEts Its worth and speaks volumes in
NA'Oi' Get the genuineg E. f. Kun
sodmlyin 81 bottles. Sold BY druggists
ana dealers everywhere. E. F. Kunkel
Blq9plIeor, No. 259 North Ninth street,
philadelphia, Pa. QTTaLiWT
TAPE ' OaM REMOVED ALIVE.
gaesd va and al complete in two hours. Nc
Ell nead passes. Seat, Pin and stom
sSgnns M removed by prF KUNRRL) %.
" circular or ask yotif druggist for q bot
hs' Price ST. utfrEIffh mays.
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RETURNING willleave LEWES atop. m
This will allow six hours on the beach, I,
affording ample time for bathing, Or q
Station, BreakWater or Rehoboth bay The
surf and Bright Houses will be open for the
reception OF guests. Dinner will be proytd-
ed for the excursionists. Fare Tor the
round trip to Lewes and return, eS. Tick
cts will bs good for nve days. t. .,.
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY. This
well known family8ill give a grand con-
cert at the Grand Opera House on Thurs
day evening, May Goth. Their concerts
are noted all over the country, and never
fail to draw large and cultivated audien-
ces. Tickets of admission are only 2S
cents, and should sell in large numbers.
STRAWBERRY ,FEsTIviL.-The ladies
of Grace P. E. Church, in Brandywine
Hundred, will give strawberry festival
at the church, on the evening of the 18th
and the afternoon and evening of the 14th
of June next. Ample arrangements will
be made to insure pleasant time to all
who attend.
A SERMON FOR THE TrMEs.-Rev. J.
M. P. Otis will preach sermon for the
times in the West Presbyterian church on
next Sabbath evening at s O'Clock, on the
subject, s'sJehu and other Furious Re
formers; or, the Excess and Deficiency in
the Work and Reformation"
TAKKN oUT,-The Steamer S. N. Eel
ton which has been in the dry dock at
Harlan's undergoing thorough paint
ing was taken out this morning. The
remaining work will be completed in a
few days. -----------------------
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Special Announcement!

AS the combination on Sewing Machines
has been broken, and we have no more
royalties to pay the New American Sewing
Machine Co. has decided to fix the price
OF the American Sewing Machines at $50
and S35. We will continue to sell on the
monthly installment plan, and good note
The New American Sewing Machine needs
no comment as to its merits, so come in
with your orders as this is fixed price.
Oface 7l8 Market street.
H' Wilmington DEL
j. II. PRIMROSE. Manager.
may14-lm. "a ."u-. e'1" "".i
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SALE OF "A MARYLAND FARM
ucM. Jonathan Leonard has sold his
farm of 4 80 acres in oxford Neck, Talbot
county, Md, ito Mr.. Joseph Wingard, of
Pennsylvania for $40, 900. sG In. L'.,
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'l'o-McRRow the railroad Company will
take the school children and teachers Of
Smyrna and heighborhood to Philadel-
phia. to the Permanent Exhibition for
one dollar. This includes the trip there
and back and admission to the Exhibi-
ton,
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Fine Nail sSissOi-r

Fine Nail Scissor . IUJ
sr't Tyeo and Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
.sItnH, Nail Files, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
~| E. BR1NGHURST 4 CO.
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
For the. BATH 1850. .,.,n q
: ~ y. brushes Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
~ SaIh Ti Soaps in extensive variety. Also
" Sloyes, Straps, Brushes, &c. ,of horse
49, pty rrlctlon Gloves, and many other
'sciee OF the same classes. ~ l--ii AZ 'al'
e. .BRINGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
iseies Miraculous Cure for Corns
snoS9nn 1us.lsh remedy OF great popularity for
'~o'ing corns without pain.
T. BRINGHURST d CO.,
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
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The Popular Excursion.

The Union M. E. Sabbath schools will
make their annual excursion to CREED
MOOR PARK, on THURSDAY, JUNE
L. A7ih, on the favorite excursion
steamer, Jno. A. Warner. To
leave French street wharf at Ia. m A
brass band will accompany the excursion.
All who wish to pass a pleasant day come
with Us, ,,....e., fI. ,....1 .b.-.r
y ,Tickets. 30 cents; children % cents, to be
had OF the scholars or at the boat on the
morning of the excursion. 5l1L- F
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On Saturdays, May 10 and 26, 1877

ON the above named days the Philadel-
~ phla, Wilmington & Baltimore Rail
road Company will issue
EXCURSION TICKETS, 00. 1ui
/, .,iF, !. INCLUDING ADMISSION,
at the following extremely low rates, and
will run a special train direct to and from
the Exhibition Grounds: Iifu-s.. II Z
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STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-The mem
bers of Brandy M. E. Church
will hold strawberry festival in the
church commencing Tuesday Jun e
5th.
BERRY SHIPMENT.-Three car loads
of Strawberries passed over the. Della
ware r .iR yesterday. Totalanumber
of crates shipped this far 1892 II
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6lNHE tickets are good only on the day of
M purchase by all trains. The return
Passage can only be procured by present.
Ing the, order for the return ticket at the
Union Ticket Office on 'Soilth Avenue,
Main Exhibition Building. Passengers ar
rive at and leave depot at Broad street and
Washington avenuey Rhiladelphia. 5FFor
the Exhibition Grounds, take the Fifteenth
street cars and exchange with lines leading
to Centennial grounds. Returning, take
Centennial lines and exchange with Thif-
teenth street. Special arrangements may
be made for public schools or other large
parties going In q body, to run direct TO the
Exhibition Grounds. Make arrangements
80 H. F. ,KENNEY, sufpSt.
GEO. A. DADMUN, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
NAV II. i'Ht''
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no, WI IfH!|H.
u jv;,,! ~ superior ENGLISH ,.e.,s.tfactslre
ii R,g seteordted for EldsticitD, Duydbiiit,j
,,..,uess @ Point, IN 10 .Nivya6egs. =
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BURNED TO DEATH.
By Telegraph TO the GAzEFTH.

A woman named Mary Francis Beach. a
confirmed drunkard, was burned to death
last evening white confined in q cell at q
police station. The affair is being investi-
gated, Hi H!.siH .s- .+ff
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WIhr,. ------------------
'l0uf and Feed Store
-'o. 4 East 9TH st.

esiSsSnStly snS on hand Flonr, Feed, Hay
w Aisae Fam Produce, Of ofexceilant d ual.
Atge snnn, vegetable and hover seed In
Ns. HNcs. 1rpis In season at Philadelphis
SandeS 10 LOT Coal received ana promptly
~H smd 7 q W.RAVAGEy %
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! SECOND EDITION. El1DI) =.
-
BY g TELEGRAPH
Weather Report

WeHbneF- Report .
OS5tGK MT--gygsy ovWy
ny Telegraph htsthsGxzETTE. 70 RGS
.,t. WssHtNGfoH, D. c., May %.
For the Lower Lake Region, and Middle
Atlantic States, north erly winds, stationary
or rising barometer, stationary or higher
temperature, with partly cloudy weather,
in former district possibly light rain, and
in latter district clear or partly cloudy
weather -.' ~
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q FIRST JEDTTION!
THE CITY COUNCIL,

REG JL-dR MEETTNG-A LONG a MN
AgSYSESSION--T THE IERMTN 2II1sN-
IIOM-IHE COOL SPRING RESER-
-POLR-ORDINANC PASSED. 6c
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-21

WHILE our larger towns and cit
les are struggling with the question
If municipal extravaganza, and ac-
cumulating debts and taxes, max.
ing efforts to prevent unauthorized
expenditures, the West have invent
ed an original way ont OF this tr"n-
ble. and exempted the population
Of one city from both taxes and
debts. Baxter Springs, in South
western Kansas, having expended
freely for impr0 tenents, in the eX.
pectaiion of citizens who were not
attracted 10y them, and being push
I'd for payment Icy creditors, one
pleasant night mounted dwellings,
stores, shops and churches upon
wheels and drawing the movable
estate into an adjacent town, rested.
Baxter Springs remains RESPONSE
ble for it's debts, but the citizens
flourish under a new name and gov
rrlment mile off, without care or
responsibility. This settlement Of
municipal debts is novel and origi
nal and no precedent can certainly
be fOun, for it. The example will
not probably be extensively imitat
ed. The incident, ne\ erthelcss,
points a mOIal-the necessity of
abridging unnecessary expenditures
everywhere, since, when the town
cannot abScomd, it's debts mnst be
paid. and payment means sufficient
taxation and economy.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-21

CTArE OF VERMONT.
y DISTRICT III BRADFORD. SIS. ( In Probate
Court, held at West Fairl'r in and for \, i
District. on the 18th dav of April. a. d ia
Mrs. Sarah A. Dearborn. ArlninstrltriX
of the estate of Josiah b. Dearborn Esq late
of West Fnirlce in said District, deceased
makes application to said Court for license to
sell Ill OF the real estate of sad deceased TO
wit:
The homestead Of said deceased containing
four acres of land in the village OF West
fnirlrr, and 10 acres of ptStnre and wool
land in Stanford; representing that the sale
would he for the best interests of all intcrc>-
ted therein.
Whrrrupon it is ord red 10y said Court.that
said application be referred to u session
thereof. to be held at the Probitc Office. ii
said West FarIrc On the l2th dav "t NAV,
\. d.. 1917, for hearing AMI decision there"
ON and. it Is further ordered. that all per-
IONS interested be notified hereof, b. publ
cation of notice OF said application and order
thereon. three weeks successvey in the Brad
ford Opinion newspaper publ shed vt Bead
ford. VT. and which circula,es in the mcigh-
horhood of those Interested before said time
III hearing. that they may appear ut said time
and place, and, if they see cause, object there
to-
by the Court. Attest.
4S ALVAIl BEAN, Register.
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OR FORD.

OR FORD.
Willard Bros. have u regular
tramp dog. which all that class Of
people will do well to pass by on
the other side. lie does not wear
IA mllzzIe only day-tineS. SO look
ont.
On Friday evening tho Young
people OF this place give Il tabIeau
pelfornancr,and in connection there
is to he an oyster supper, the pro
ccpds OF which are for the benefit
of the congregational So:ieSy.
On Fast Day the 18th inst. orr
Sabbath school re Org ,iZ, ii with the
following officers for the year: pna.
Willard, Superin3rnlent; D. Il
Willard, Assistant Snpt.; Cllrencc
Wright. Librarian; Llngdon i'm
erson, Clerk Alice Rod gers, Ofgln-
list and Treasurer.
TillotSDn & Cushman raised last
season from 81 acres of Land, by
measure, five hundred bushels Of
SheIled corn, 20 lbs. to the bushel.