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WEST FAIRLEE.

WEST FAIRLEE.
Rev. Mr.. Frost of ThetfOrd Cen
ire preached in the Union Church
i" LLio ,;iiaGo vn SUNDAY mUrnluE
Aug. 9th from Genesis XXI, l, q
Mr.. Frost has that pleasing and i'm
pressive manner, which secures the
closest attention from all. The SER
mon was full of good points and
was a treat to all who heard it. He
followed Jacob, in his journeyings,
and said that he liked him for many
things, one of which was, that he
was fallible man. lie said that
tho commands of God were posi-
tive, yet they were always followed
BY supplementary clause as in
the command to Jacob. Return
unto thy country and to thy kin.
bred. This command was positive
and meant, go! and nothing else.
yet it was followed by this clause {:
And l will deal we'll with thee. So
it was with all of Gods commands.
He said he liked Jacob, tor the trust
and confidence he placed in God,
that notwithstanding the danger to
himself, he arose and obeyed the
command, and on his way met the
angel OF God. He further said that
there were many, who had, like ia.
cob a duty to perform, but failing
to obey, also met angels, but these
angels were always cloven footed.
tie also said that many had called
him too superstitiOus at times, yet.
he still believed that we are all un.
der a supernatural power, which
constantly holds US in charge, and
that many, even those who profess
religion, are TOO much in and OF
the world.
The impressive manner in which
he portrayed the feelings of Jacob,
on returning to his kindred and to
the scenes Of his childhood was
very affecting, and must have pro.
duced many heart. thrObs among the
congregation, in reviving old aud
happy recollections of the past.
The whole discourse was not on.
ly interesting but also very lnstruc.
tive, and we all felt that we had re-
ceived, much food for thought, and
strength for soul and body.
Notice was given on last Sabbath
that a camp.meeting was to be he Id
at ClaremOnt Junction, Friday,
Aug. Oath, and a general in vitat
was extended.
A match game of base ball was
played in this village on Saturday
afternoon. Aug. 4th, between the
Silver Stars of this place, and the |
Thetf0rd b. B. Club, resulting in q |
victory for the Silver Stars, 90 to |
10. Umpire, John Reynolds.
A match game OF base ball was
played here, between the Ely Club,
of Ely and the Chelsea Club, OF
Chelsea, resulting in a victory for |
the Ely's by the score of Is to 5. |
Umpire, John Reynolds.
"NOn alter, 81 parua licet compon.
ere magnis." We may we'll allow
ourselves this privilege, when we
hear Of a well-tO.,lO farmer taking
three quarts of berries, from a poor
because she had commit.
ted the objectionable sin of pick.
ing them on his land. at is more
blessed to give than to receive.n-l
That lis what the proof reader
thought when he struck the first
sentence of the above item.-P. RI
Uncle William wished us to say
that it set him to thinking, when
be saw some of the prominent
members of the Middle Brook
Church, leave without sttendingl
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the funeral, which took place there,
q week ago last Sabbath.
A few idle thoughts. "Render
therefore to all their Dues" aud
"lse not wise IN your own cOnoeits,"
also "Be not righteous Overmuch"
for "The tree is known By his fruit"
aye blind guides! which strain at
u gnat aud swallow . camel" for
"rhere a.e more things In heaven
and earth, Horatio than are dream.
ed Of in your philosophy
SYPHAx.
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William Cha IN berlin's Estate.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. :,
VI The undersigned. having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Bradford. Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands
of all pelsons against the estate of William
Chamberlin. late of Bradford, w., In said
District, deceased. and all claims exhibited
in offset thereto, hereby give notice that we
will meet for tho purpose aforesaid, at tho
dwelling house of the late VIM. Chamberlin,
on the 25th day of August, and Goth day of
November next, from O'Clock, until o'clock,
y. NJ. each of said days, and that six months
from the 23d day of May, A. d., 1877 is The
time limited by said Court for said creditors
to present their claims to us for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Bradford. this 10Th day of July,
A. D., 1877.
ALBERT BAILEY. Gam
10 j. w. BLISS, o''
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CTATE OF VERMONT}
- BRADFORD DISTRICT, ~. In Probate Court
held at Corinth, In said District, On tho
lith day of August. 4, d., 1877.
PHINEAS l., SARGENT
Executor of the estate of David Jones
late of Topsham in tho sad District,
deceased. presents his administration account
for examination and allowance, aud makes
application for q decree Of distribution and
partition of the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon II Is ordered by said Court that
said account and said application he retcrrc
to u session thereof To DO held ut tho Probate
Court In said Bradford on the 2d Tuesday ut
Sept, A. D., 1877, for hearing aud decision
thereon: And, II Ia further ordered, thatn n.
tice hereof be given to oil persons intereste |,
by publication Of the same three weeks sue.
in the Bradford Opinion, " newspr
per published at Bradford, W., previous to
sand time appointed for hearing, that they
may appear at said time and place, and
show cause IL any they may have. why sad
account should not DO allowed aud such
decree made.
by the Couit.--Attest.
10 ALVAH BEAN, Register.
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NEWBURY.

NEWBURY.
Rev. O. w. Scott of Concord, N
H.. will deliver a lecture ut the NJ
+. Church. August 23d ut s O'Clock
P. NJ. Subject, "Peeps Behind the
Curtain" j. Herbert George will
furnish music. Admission rs cents,
children under -, 10 cents.
Rev. w. s. Palmer preached in
the Cong. Church last Sunday.
Rev. s. L. Bates is in Saratoga.
Miss Annie f. Brown, the popu.
lar elOcutionist is to read here, Aug.
Oath. All who heard her last win.
ter will be pleased to learn that
she is to entertain US again.
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II. A. Cha mberlfn's Estate

the Honorable Probate Court for the District
of Bradford, Commissioners to receive. ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons, against the estate of II. A. Cham
berlin, late Of ThetfOrd, in said Dlstric.,
deceased represented insOlvent and the term
of six months from the 14th day of July. 1877,
being allowed by said Court to the creditors
of said deceased, to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us Give notice that
we will attend to the duties of our appoint
ment at the store of T. NJ. Taylor,
in Thetford. In said District. on the LIST
day of September, and Goth day Of December
next at l o'clock, in the afternoon, of each OF
said days.
M. TAYLOR, Yum"
Thetford, July 9th, A. D., 1877 III
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FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm, sit
aated one half mile below Bradford VILLAGE.
on the river road, consisting of about So
acres in the home farm and about 40 acres Of
back pasture. There is in the home farm
about 81 acres of meadow i'm good state of
cultivation; about y acres of pasture aud
wood land estimated to contain over 100 NJ of
extra pine lumber; and about Is ac res of
plain land Said lsud will be sold in different
lots If desired comfortable House with l.,
Barns, Sheds, &C., on the farm.
For terms of sale see the subscriber, living
on the premises.
44tf =. M. KENT.
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ST.. ARMAND, =. O., Sept. ~. 1874.
MEssRs, LITTLEFIELD l. Co.:
Dear Sirs - Being DESTROYS that Others
may know something of the merits of voui
CoNsTIrUTIoNAL CATARRm REMEDY, wish Il
inform you what it has done for me. l am ..
years old had been out of health for about
years. had employed three Or four differ
ent doctors, and tried various medicines,
without ceiving any permanent benefit, but
continued rather to grow worse. until lust
fall, when had become SO bad as to be una
BILE to do an hours work at u time. Had SO
we're soreness and pain under the shoulder
blades and through the shoulders. with very
lame back, and Il feeling in my right lung rs
though there was weight bearing 1t down.
with continued droppngs in the throat and
down upon the lungs. Such was my condi-
ton when began to take your Catarrh Rem.
edy, one bottle of which eascd my pains aud
gave me an improved appetite, and after tax.
ing four bottles was restored to health, so
rs to be able to endure hard and continued Ia
Dor, such as choppng and clearing liant, at
which have been engaged the past season.
My recovery | attribute solely, with Gods
blessing to the use of your Catarrh Remedy.
Yours truly, HENRY SNYDER.
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II emmers in sets aud fuckers
for Sewing machines at OPINION
Stationery Store at one.half former
prices.
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Ladies follow the crowd and
you will isoon find yourselves IN
Mrs. q. 8. Stevens new millinery
store, where you can buy hats aud
bOnnets at cost for the next 80 days
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Good full sized lead pencils for
20 cts. per dozen or 2 cts. q piece ii
OPINION Stationery Store.
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The best writing ink In the
market OF. bottles 8 cts, 3 OF.
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nottingham lace for curtains at
Mrs. g. s. Stevens.
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Probate Courts.
BRADFORD DISTRICT.
Hon. IL A. EENNEK lnAn

Prohate Courts will I've holden within aud
Tor the District of Bradford, the ensuing year
us followsi
Al tho rrotter House, In bradford, on tho
Second Tuesdays of January, March, May
July, September and November.
At Fosters Hotel East Corinth, ON tho ssc'
ond Tuesdays of February. June, August aud
October. "a n
At the Judges Ohlce On the second Tuos-
day of April and last Saturdays IN March aud
July,
At the Registers Onlcc In West Fairleo, on
the second Tuesday in December and last
Saturday In February aud November.
ALVAH BEAN, Register.
West Fairlee, Dec. l, 1876 3Oyl
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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY

Choice books no longer for tho few only
The hest standard novels within the reach q
every ono. Books usually sold from u 10 q
given unchanged and unabridge,ll for 10 ana
| 10 cents,
!, East LYME by Mrs Henry Wood tDonb'
g John Halifax, Gent, by Miss Muloek, zoo
D. Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Bronte. Double
Number,) ,.,...,,....,.. 100.
4, a Woman Hater. Charles Reade's new
novel, ...,.,,r,,,,,..,.,,.s0o zoo.
5. The Black Indies, jules verne's latest. loo,
9. Last days of Pompei. by nnlweE -. Toe,
z, Adam hede, by George Elliot, Double
sThs raSasi Motto, BY MayCccil iiay. Toe.
0, Old Myddcton's Money, by Mary Cecil
TO- The Woman In White, by Wilkie
u. Tho Mill on the Floss, by George Eliot. zoe.
", The American Senators, by Anthony -
49, A rrnssss Of Thule, by VIM Black, zoe,
10. Romola, by George Elliot, Double Mum.
10. The English ut tho North Pole and Field
of leo, IN one hook, by Jules Verne. Zoe.
u. Hidden Perils, by Mary Cecil Hay. 81 Zoe
Is. Barbara's History, by A. Backwards. 20
10. A Terrible Temptation, by Chas.
90 Old Curiosity Shop, by Chas. Dickens. zoe.
81. Foul Play, by Chas. Reado, ...,.,,., Toe.
-. Man and Wife. by Wilkie Collins. -. 200.
%. The Squires Legacy, by Mary Cecil
Hay. ..................... Zoe.
For sale by oil booksellers and Newsdeal-
price by GEoRiE MUNRO Publisher,
L, U. Box 5657. II -, and - underwater
ST., N. Y.
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"A new lot of ties and fancy
bows at Mrs. q. Ii. Curtis.
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CAT AR Ri,
Five Years sickness cured by Four
Bottles Of Constitutional Ca.
tarrh Remedy.

PAINS IN SHOULDERS, RACK AM
LUNGS. DROPPINGS IN THE IHROA Z
DISA PPEIR
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Deafness and Headache cured by
One Bottle.

Deafness and Headache cured by
One Bottle.
MANCHESTER. N. H., June 9, 1875.
Messrs. LITTLEFIELD Il Co:
Gentlemen Il wish to inform you of the
benefitII have received from your valuable
CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH REMEDY. / had
the Catarrh so bad that my hearing was at-
fected badly One bottle restored my hear
ing SO that can hear the tick of the clock
very plain. l had the headache for year all
the time for the last three months l have
not had any headache, and my health was
meyer better than at the time Of writing this.
can cheerfully recommend it to all sufferers
from the Catarrh.
Very respectfully yours.
s, 5. HUBBARD,
Agent Union Mutual Life Ins. Co., 1887 Elm 5.
Price 81 per bottle. A Pamphlet of - pages
giving n treatise on Catarrh, with innumerable
cases of cures, sent FREE, by addressing the
Proprietors.
LlTTLEFIELD g. Co., Manchester, N. H.
Sold in Bradford by
FL. G. DAY, Apothecary u Druggist
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PROPOSALS.

GEALED PROPOSALS, addressed to tho
~ Undersigned will be received at the Audi
tors office until II o'clock m. on MONDAY,
the 9Th day of November, 1877, for SUPPLIES
OF GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &C., in such
quantities as may be required for the POOR
AND WORK HOUSE from the 5th day Of
November. 1877, to tho 3lst day Of July, 1915.
say
Pounds Shoulder Bacon.
Barrels Extra Flour.
Pounds Tea (kind and quality to BIO described
in bid)
Bushels Mill Feed.
Bushels Potatoes Peach Blows
Pounds Corn Beef.
Pounds Fresh Beef
Soup Pieces.
Pounds Coffee.
Pounds Sugar.
Also Rice Ground Pepper, Ground Mustard;
Candles, Coal Oil. Soda Butter, good and
sweet Lard, Soap. 10y the box Vinegar, No
lssses, bright and s~cet) Samples OF Iea'
Coffee and Sugar to accompany bid, and al ar
tices to be Of good and mereh sntable quality.
Tha right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
]. G.. ONEAL, Chairman
Get M-td Joint Com. on Poor.
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Earthquake.

An earthquake shock, passing from west to
east, and lsstirg over minute, was felt st
Glenn's Falls, Lake George and Schuylorvjlle,
Now York, at two o'clock yesterday morning.
A loud rumbling noise was heard. followed by
shaking OF buildings and breaking Of crockery.
Tho shock was also felt at Ogdonsburg and Cape
Vincent, New York, whore, windows stoves and
dishes .woro visibly shaken. The earthquake
also shook up Northern Now Hampshir" Yer
mont and Western Massachusetts. A slight
shock was felt OF Spring fold, Mass. At Lebs--
non, N. H., buildings wero sensibIy shaken and
bells rung, the shock lasting forty seconds. At
Montpelier, Vt, people wore rudely weakened
by several successive shocks within period Of
fifteen minutes. At Northampton, Mass. glass
was broken, furniture. shaken up and people
awakened. 1t was observed slightl7 in Hartford
ard Windsor Conn. Two very heavy shocks
were experienced at Montreal Ottawa, Corn.
wall and other places in Canada
An alarming shock Of earthquake, lasting
anJ Caao PAU o WIS ,So " OH! nIt o nLnis
ton was from north to south.
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4. u. &. Il. IL. King George s'asinay.

SnLoH, Va, Nov. 5, lS111.--A lodge Of the
Independent Order of Good rcmp!a,s was in.
sttuted yesterday at King George g. II. by
Robert Hall, esq, Deputy &. W. G.. r., as
sisted ly Chas T.. Baker. W. G.. r., John W.
Harvey, j. d.. Fillmore Sanford, W. g., Zorro
Robertson, w. NJ. and VIM +. Baker. i. W.
e. 4. of Wakefield Lodge at MontrosS and
Doctor Robert II. Pratt. T. W. e. Il. If Faith
Lodge at Warsaw.
More than seventy DANES were upon the pc
liton for the charter Ct this lodge, but rs the
organization fell upon Court day :. great many
OF this number we're prevented from Attending
A large number. however. were invited, and at
an adjourned meeting to he held next Thurs,
day, it is expected many more will be admitted.
The following lodge officers we're elected and
Installed w. a. j. Potts, Worthy Chief
Tcmplar; Col. Ii. 9. Purkins, W. V. H.; j.
Frank Jones. W. s.; Doctor J. II. Bali, w.
A. s.; II. Walter Coaklcy. w. f. S.; ,Icsenh
Edwards, W. H.; NarcclIus litzhrgh, ". NJ;
!. j. Adams, W. C.; VIM. }. Rogers, ". l..
g.; VIM. II. Davis. w. Q. g.. Il. +. lIt2hugh,
=. w. G. t.; W. n. Helm. w. \. Nj; James
Nj. Edwards. Il. II. S.; S. j. OBrian, H. II.
s.. and W. Il. Baker, Lodge Deputy.
This is the first temperance organization that
has existed in King George for more than TWEEN
ty years, and the Indications are, that this new
lodge, comprising as it does. in the beginning,
many Of the most Influential citizens Of the
county, with the advantage Of the new and i'm
proved features Of the popular Order Of Good
Tempars, will ACCOMPLISH great good in the
community and become one Of the most flour.
ishinc lodges in the State. Il.
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Nays nS fsso Ssayx

News al fsse zasay-
The Chicago Times Sparta, Wiscoasin, sne
cial says news has iIst been rccaiGcd from VII
ton Of q horrible affair which occurred there or
Thursday night. Mrs. William Van Fcrhccs.
a Young woman with three young children aud
about 10 become 4 mother again. had. alter Nv
pg unhappiIy with her husband iu their home
in the outskirts Of tic village, been deserted.
She frequently spoke Of suicide 10 ncishhors,
and was prevented from purchasing E'oison by
them. Ga Thursday night about o clock her
dwelling was discovered to be in flames and
when the ncightols burst in !he doors they
proceeded 10 the bedroClr, where a shocking
spectacle greeted their eyes. The mother,
nearly naked, lay face down in bed, with her
two youngest children ~ the same position ty
her side, all dead. The hair, scalp and portions
of the arms were burned oil from each, and tue
blazing raftcrs from above we're falling upon
them. The body Ct the oldest boy, aged ten
years was found behind the bedroom door
burned to crisp. Blood Was found spattercd
upon the bcdcothes aud the garments OF the
mother. Appearances Indicate that thc woman
poisoned herself and the children, an! that lie
was extinct before The flames reached them
No marks Of violence could he discovered upon
the bodies.
n
the boats OF tho Maryland Scau,koat Company
on the Chopiank river route have been arrested.
On Tuesday last, while the steamer Iilghiand
Light vas Oh her t.ir, Mr. }. &. Waller, q pas
srnpcr, entered the saloon. whrn he was ar-
costcd by one Of three inch there. who %. k a
him for the ti:uc. The gentleman produced hl:'
| watch, gold one, valued at $40, to comply
with their request, when one ct the men
snacicd it from him auh pockcte.l #; and when
| he ATTEMPTED to regain IT, they pushed INN I'D
| his staternoin locked the door, and hcrt tl:Iii
| there until tliry lanle'.
A dispatch, from Jefferson City says some
State prisoners working III mines at Mount
Serrat SGT igc to the barracks in which they
were confined, and Gnrae the pane h"Sc III
| the attic jumped from the windows. About
| twenty ID aEl received greater uT loss iTjuly.
| The building, which was entirely Consumed,
was not Of n1ac!! value. age bodies were :cuad
in the ruins yesterday morning.
John g. Day, Ii. il. Knight aud 'laS. Wiley
were arrested in San Francisco yesterday, WhlI'
addressing an audience oi woIklnc;ncn. Goa
| siderable excitement prevailed los . while, Eu
the police maintained bold irnn:. The icaicr>
Of the workiGgulcn assisted In rcstorlnE order
| and no serious consequence cnSneG. ihc tcia
oners were locked up in default OF bail.
Michael O'Eiara and Alex snlcr hlcl4lne, dc
former Sehc!l liam mauy} Wap, the latter ;
supporter Of John Nloirisscv, (an;l- Tammany,
| quarrelcd over politics in New ! ork Saturday
| night, when NIcI4auc knocked Ollara to ihi
pavement, the fall lracturiac his skull, from
| the effects Of which he died yesterday.
An Investigation III regard to Inc death OF \
child in New York Gu Saturday showed thai
| bo ~ ho,,Sr have died WAS Gcnnrltt
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Elections will be held to- morrow in the States
of Virginia, New York, Pennsylvania, Massa.
chusctts, New jersey, Minnesota, Maryland,
Wisconsin. Mississippi, Illinois. Kansas. Ne
braska and Connecticut, and, strange as it may
appear, the indications are that in all Of them
except Minnesota. Kansas aud Nebraska, the
democrats will be successful. The republican
party killed itself in it's successful effort to nau
gurste President Hayes.
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The 80 called worSioRmen movement, 10
Richmond, has resulted in a ridiculous failure.
After numerous unsuccessful efforts to get the
colorcd people, the radicals, the liquor dealers,
or any other party to unite with it IN putting a
ticket in the field it oally started one on it's own
responsibility, but, Of the five whose names
were upon it. every single one withdrew and
another ticket had to be- made up late Satur.
lay night
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That Wife Of Mine, by the author Of its
amusing predecessor; That Husband Of Mine,
and just as entertaining, has been laid on our
desk by MI. Geo. Il. French. IS King street.
The Southern Planter and Farmer, for No
vembcr, al excellent number, has been received
from ita publisher, in Richmond.
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Jesse Pomcroy, tho boy murderer, serving a
life sentence ip the Charlestown, Mass, State
Prison, was detected yesterday evening 10 an
attempt to cut his way out OF the cell. tie had
moved large stone several inchess and would
doubtless in q short time have been able to CT
feet egrcss.
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STOVES AND TINWAKE.
CTANSBURY 81 BRO,
Manufacturers and Dealers in

-
Manufacturer; and Dealers in
STOVES AND I'INNV A1eE-
Cor. King and Columbus Sta
We have Just received line supply of Cook
Stoves, Parlor Stoves and Ranges, which va
oller very cheap. Prompt attention given to
all work entrusted to our caro- at pricos tn sn.t
the tmes-such as Roofing, Spoutng. Repairing
Old Stoves Fire Place Heaters Ranges aniE
Furnaces. Wo solicit tho public patronage.
guaranteeing entire satisfaction. oct6
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TIIOS. HOY'S
NEW STOVE STORE

$. ". COR. KING i ST ASAFH SIS.
Having removed into my now store with large
stock OF STOVES Of cvery description and NJ
endless variety Of TIN WARE and other goods
kept in that line, invite those in want Of such
goods TO call and examine my stock, believing
Can satisfy them both in price, kind and quality.
My facilities for doing all kiHds of work. such
rs repairing Fire Place Heaters. Par,rr Dining
Room and Cook Stoves. also Roofing, GI!t!rrIng
and Spouting, have blc1 greatly enlsrgr" an'f
improved enabling mo To dn such work ~ tho
hortest notice,
HOT AIR FURNACES. for heating churches.
public buildings sn dwellings, speciality.
All work warranted to give satisfaction,
Prices for goods, new work And r"rAir;aE a.
low as tho lowest sap lS
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ny AISISIE Ip.

In Luray, w., on Thursday, Nov. lst, 1871,
DR.. WIN. l., HUDSON, of Washington, d. g.,
e. Miss Nj. \. SMOUT.
At B:sictoa, Favquior county, Va, Nov. lst,
by Fcv. Lee NJ. Lyle. Mr.: FRANCIS Nj.
HlIMIilEEY to Miss BETTY ). HORD.
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III EiI).

On lha morning of tho 18th inst, Mrs. GL1Z-
ABEIU KEEYES, vile Of Captain Francis
kccyes, aged IS yesrs. Gas~ Her funeral will
taLe place from the residence Of her husband
on Pitt St between Prince and Duke, to.mor'
row ruesdsy) afternoon, at = clock. Friends
and acquaintance of the family arc respectfully
invited To attend.