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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Frcekland & Betterton, against Oliver d
Young. Execution.
BY virtue OF an execution to me directed
in the above stated case l will sell at Able.
willie Court House on Salcday In February mex
within the legal hours Of sale the following
Real Estate to wit:
THE FLOUR MILL,
situated near ~Lowndesville, on Rockey Riv'
or. Levied upon as the property or Ollfer q
Young at the suit OF Freedland & Betterton.
Terms Cash. }. \. JUN EoI
Jan. l8,lS7S. 5. A. c.
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BLICNOTIC

DY order of the Board of officers ofthc
ID Upper Long Cane Society of Able
willie District and by virtue of a Power of
Attorney, made and executed by F., +.
Power to me, with authority to foreclose
mortgage, | will sell at Abbeville Court
House on Saleday next at public auction,
a Tract Of Land, known as The Power
place, situate lying and being in Able
Vile County. on Sllankling Creek, wal
tcr@ o. Little River, containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less. adjoining lands Of Jarrrs
". crawford, Mrs. kitty Ti!mrnn, :h'
estate a Thomas Cunningham :hd
others. Terms maze hHCWn 81 cay q.
sale.
TilnS. c. iE2..IN. A&rM,.
Jan. q, i>7S II
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leenvllle and Columbia Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

Passenger Trains run daily, Sundays eS-
cepted, connecting with the Fast Day Trains
South Carolina Railroad up and down. On
and after Wednesday, Nov. 18th, 1877, the fol-
lowing will be the schedule
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1878 -! 1877

THE season OF the year has come when the
Merchants obligations are most numer-
Gus andmoSt pressing. We trust most OF our
friends and our customers who are still owing
us will understand this fact, and evincc their
Willingness to help lis by coming promptly
forward and paying their accounts.
The best way to Insure help In the future Is
to give some substantial evidence of apprcci-
alton of aid which has been rendered In the
whilst debts remain unpaid. Pay up and
place US in condition for rendering assistance
again. With grateful acknowledgements we
would refer to the liberal share OF patronage
we have received from q generous, pubic;
n having entered upon another business
year with IL determination to foster and pro-
tect the interests OF all our customers, we
hope to retain the support of our friends, and
to extend cur business among those VINO nave
not dealt with us heretofore.
Very Respectfully,
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The Barnweu Sentinel says: One Of the lar.
gest crowds that we have seen here on any
raleday for the last ten years. was present on
Monday lnst-l500 persons. Everything passed
Off pleasantly until towards sunset. when
several who had INDUCED too freely In the
cheap whiskey that has been introduced, eS'
plodcd, and there were one or two free fights
and some shots flred-into the ground, by
which time our efficient Marshall put In an
appearance, and quiet was restored, but In al
probability some of the brave boys VIII be
heavily fined. In Abbevtlle the "brave boys
got of home that day. They may yet fall In
to the hands of the town marshal, and have
an opportunity OF contributing something tt
the treasury of Abbeville, or lodging o nigh
in the culaboOse.
If you want TO save O penny,
Go to Penny to buy your pills.
If you want to please a Penney,
Go TO Penny and pay your bills.
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State Of South Carolina,
County of. Abbeville.

IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Er Parte-W. A. T. Oliver, Petitioner.
Petition for settlement and final dis
charge.
NOTICE is hereby given that w. a.
IN 7. Oliver, Administrator, of the es-
tate of Alexander Oliver, deceased has
applied to this Court for the appointment
OF a day for settling said estate and dis
charging the Administrator.
1t is ordered, that Tuesday the 10Th day
of February next be appointed for the
said settlement and discharge. Creditors
of the estate will present their claims OH
or before the day Of settlement duly at
tested, or be barred.
H.. 81 j. FULLER LYON,
J. Pro. A. C.
Jan. 1G, 1873.
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~Assignee's Sale of Lands

10y virtue of a deed of assignment
ID made to b. Frank Sloan by James
w. Crawford the 18th. day of January
1877, for the benefit Of his Creditors, we
will sell at Pendleton Village on the sec
ond Thursday in january next, within
the legal hours of sale, the following prop
erty, to wit: Ono tract of land in Pickcns
County State of South Carolina known
as the
KEOWEE TRACT
containing SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES
more or less, situate between Twelve
Mile and Kcowec Rivers, bounded by
lands of b. Boggs, and others.
Also at same time and place, ono other
tract of land lying partly in Pickcns and
partly in Oconce Counties, known as the
COLD SPRING TRACT
on which ], w. Crawford now lives, and
containing SEVEN HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY ACRES more or less, on
Seneca River, and adjoining lands OF
Thomat G. Clemson, and others.
Also ut same time and place, a lot OF
MULES AND WAGONS.
Also at Abbevillc G.. H., on the second
Monday in January next, one tract OF
land in Abhrvillu County on Shanklln'S
Greek, waters of Little River, containing
FOURTEEN HUNDRED ACRES
more or less, adjoining lands of William
Clinksralrs, anu others.
Terms of sale:-Personal property cash.
Real Estate, one third cash, balance OH
Il credit of twelve months with Interest
from dav of sale to le secured by mort
-a~c of the premises with leave to antic-
liailc payment. Purchaser to pay extra
d. FRANK SLOAN,
Assignee.
JOSEPH n. BROWN,
Agent for the Creditors.
Dee. 10, 1877 If
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THE LAST RESORT.
NO MORE CREDIT.

r Intend hereafter to have the Cash for my
Drugs Or Keep them. This way of selling
goods on n promise. that will he paid next
Salcs-day and mex week, and Inc first iiIrc
| come to town. and al! iir:t, and then have
10 beg and cntrcal, and advertise. 10 pleas,
pay III, &c, &C., and worst Ga 81, never get
your pay III al j. dow.l right fno'islie>S n'i
the larl % the seller and worse on Ii,r part
OF the buyer. SO no more OF it, for me If you
please. Respectfully,
W. r. PENNY.
January Is. 1873.
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! BUREAS.-Imitation Walnut and Glass,
S7.75, S9.75, Walnut and 'Glass, SI3.75, $3.50
Walnut quarter Marble and Glass $500, S24yOS
S3.N, S34.00; Walnut fall Marble and Glass
and upwards to $4,000.
BEDSTEADS.-No. | Bed 1925, No, 2 Bed
S275, No. 8 Bed Solid Head, fleet. g inches high
1915, No. 4 Solid carved top, 5 n. 6 in, high
S4.00, No. 5 Bed Solid carved top, French $50,
No: | Bed Walnut, carved top, 8 feet high
s7.75, No. 2 Bed Walnut, solid head, carved top
8 feet 9 In high S9.75 No 3 Bed Walnut, solid
head, carved top, Z feet8 in high SlI.75, No4
Bed Walnut, solid head, carved top, s feet6 In,
high slI,O0.
Observation-Disclosures Walnut sl,75,
Walnut enclosed s4,O8, Walnut Marble top 5000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIT, Walnut two
drawers $40, Walnuttwo drawers drop handles
carved top So, $50, Walnut two draw, drop
handle, carved top, fancy panels s35.
TABLES.-Round or Square $3.50, Walnut
centre, draw $500, Walnut Centre Marble top
500, $500, $500, si2.OO, $500, 5000, $500.
TOWEL RACKS.-Walnut so, s1.0O. $3.50,
$500, $500. -
sOFAs.-Large Hair Cloth or Reps, carved
TETE-A.TETEs.-Tete $500. sls7s, sia76,
S24,75.
ne.
remain, yours respectfully.
q. ". DoGP A a r.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

The passenger trains on the South Carolin:
Railroad will run as follows:
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eXceptcd.)
Leave Charleston > Il. m. . 20 Il. IN
Arrive at Columbia ii W Il. IN. s ID q. IN
FOR ACGUSTA.-(Sundays %eXcepted.)
Leave Charleston 9 M q. m. I ~ p. m
Arrive at Augusta COP. m. d 10 q. III
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES excepted.
Leave Columbia 5 80 p. m. I ID p. IN
Arrive at Charleston ~ 10 p. m. 6 ID u. IN
Leave Augusta 30 a. III. 8 p. m
Arrive at Charleston 4 20 p. m. 3 0O a. III
CAMDEN TRAIN.
Tho Camden train will leave Camden att OK
a. M. on Mondays. Wednesdays II Fridays
and connectat kingsrille with the up passen'
ger train for Columbia. On Tuesdays, Thurs
days and saturdays 1t will connect at Kings.
willie with down passenger train from Column
bia, and arrive ut Camden ut 8 IS p. m. Con
meets daily with trains from and TO Charles.
ton. :. :. SOIIOMONS, Supt.
S. B.. PickenS, Genl Ticket Agent.
ga Rcposity of Fashion, Pleasure.
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MARRIED.
HOTEL

MARRIED. by Rev. Il. P. Franks. J%anuar!
10th 1878, Mr.. b. G. KAY, to Miss klTTlE
LATIMER. Both of Abbcville County, =. Z
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

HERIFF'S SALE
A Gardiner, against G w Gufin Admins
traitor of c B Guffin, deceased. Execution
BY virtue of an execution to me directed
in this case I will sell at Abbevllle Cour'
House OH Saleduy in February next within
the legal hours of sale to wit:
THREE VALUABLE MULES.
Terms Cash. J I JONES,
Feb. 10, 1878. 3 a
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TO THE PUBLIC.

AUGUSTA, Ga, August ], 1877.
My customers know that have heretofore led the "Furadure' trade ofthe South,
in style, quality and prices "
The time has como when these goods ca be purchased as cheap from m al n
the North and West. ~
do o 90 backwards but continually raise the standard Of my goods, and add
new STYLES. I have made reductions in prices wherever possible and spared no K
|pense to place IA Jul hands a Price List that will help you to purchase goods.
respectfully invite you to call and examine my stock and prices before purchas-
It would make the list too large to describe and copy all the different prices Of
Bedroom, ParlorSuis, Dining Room, Office, Standing Parlor and Ladies' Desks,
Secretaries, Dwarf Libraries, and Book Cases, manufactured by me, and therefore,
ths. list contains only a few of the prices of goods kept by me. -.
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Notice, Guanc Agents

A Ii Person, wlip H:c -, -, ~arliu.> =
N Gunnn .;g"m!>. All. i; . lhuSr who
Ie"pect 10 ,in -, are rvq,!",I".! to mrr' III
constellation, IT huioli.lG Court House,
on THURSDAY :,,~r Sl:c-.!ay at ii O'Clock,
4. M. Nn, ,'!:. a.. ..rra' importance tn
Agents :: e: .r,':urvra, WI. it presented
o. diSc,, ''",
,iIi.Nu .N':ENT.
january" -.
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ANDERSON BRANCH AND BLUE RIDGE
DIVISION.
Daily, except Sundays, between Bolton and
Walhalla. accommodation trains between
Bolton and Anderson on Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and saturdays.
UP.
Leave Bclt0n Observation-Disclosures" zee VI y III
Leave Anderson J 80 p m
Leave PendletOn. 8 IS p NJ
Perryyille, 9 20 p m
Arrive ut Walhalla... -. ..~-..-m...lO ON p IN
DOWN.
Leave 5 so n m
Leave Perryville. q ~ a M
Leave Pendlcton 7 20 d m
I,coy Anderson.mmm...... ..... 8 ~ q IN
Arrive al Bolton. 3 jU II III
Laurcns Branch Trains leave Clinton at lO.W
h. m. and leave Newberry 800 p. III. on Mon
days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays.
Ibbeville Branch Train connects at Hodges
with down and up train, daily Sundays en-
cepted.
General Superintendent.
JABEz NORTON, JR., Genelal Ticket agent.
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l Rcposity Of Fashion, Pleasure
and Instruction.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-04-19

VERNoNTERs IN WASHINGTON. Wash.
ington Post has tho following pleasant &C.
count of last Wednesday nights reunion oil
Vermonters in that city:
A pleasanter assembly than the "Sugar-
ing CT party of Vermonters that gather,
ed at Tallmadge Hall, last night, could not
be found out side OF the sugar tree groves
Of the Green Mountains. The object Of the
sssemblage was to give the citizens of Yer
mont, now resident in Washington, q
chance to get acquainted with each other
and have good time generally, which
was fully accomplished. Tue Yer
mont State Association engin eered the
festivities with its usual success. A literary
and musical entertainment preceded the
dancing, which, with the process OF "suRar-
ing of, was kept up until ar early hour
in the morning. No accidents marred the
enjoyment OF the evening except the drown
ing OF Mr.. }. X Thompson, the president of
the association, in ono Of the huge kettles of
melted sugar, and his body was not recover
ed until al hour too late to proceed with
the funeral without disturbing the dancers.
At the close OF the entertainment NJ. NJ.
Parker, the yice-presijent. sang with
charming effect the following song, written
By one OF the Young ladies present, and set
to music by Senator Eimunds
In the Spring young mans fancy lightly turns to
thoughts OF love.
In the Spring the Vermont maiden hurries to the
sugar grove,
Where 70 sound OF drilling auger and the bub-
bling 1ow Of sap
She smesrs her curls with 'lasses, and refers her
beau 70 pap;
And the sseetness Of the syrup gurgllng through
the woOnen spout,
From the bruised and pierced naples, "linked
sweetness long drawn out,"
Lingers long within her memory and tangles up
her HAIR,
Till thoughts Of love and nne tooth combs conjont-
ly bring tear.
Let elephants love their useful trunks and scoers
sneor and scot,
appeal to every boIy here TO night II they hav I
spent = decidedly interesting and pleasant
time at this Vermont ''ougAring OF"
After this the party went home.
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Legal Notices.
IL 4 ltNION HALLS ESTA1

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable The
DISTRICT cHrrrsDEs, Dstrict Of chittenden
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
Of Harmon Ha |, late Of Bolton, in said District
deceased GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath been made to this
w Court in writing, by the administrator OF
said estate praying for license and authority to
sell the real and personal estate of said deceased
including the reversOn of the widows dover there
in. Tor the payment Of debts, ana charges OF at-
Minis ration, and setting forth thcfein the amount
of debts due from the said deceased. the charges OF
administration, the amount OF personal Estate. and
tho situation of real estate.
WhereupOn, the said Court appointed and assigned
the ID day of NAV, A. ID. 1873, at the Probate
Court Rooms, in said District to hear and decide up
said application, and petition and ordered pub
lie notice thereof to be given to all persons inter-
ested therein by publishing said order, together
with the time and place of hearing, three weeks
cessvely in the Burlington Free Press. n newspaper
which circulates in the neighborhood Of thost
persons interested in said estate, all which pub
LEGATIONS shall he previous to the day assigned fol
hearing
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear be
fore said Court at the time and place sned, ther
and there in said Court, to give bonds the Law
directs, for the payment OF the debts. and charger
Of administration. and make your objections Il
the granting such license, if you see cause.
Given under my hand at the Probate COur
Rooms, this sth day of April A. D. 1873.
i1w3w R. S. TAFT. Register.
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PERSONAL.

| Foster DEWEY fTgee6's SecretarvN savs
| T., ~. ..r:
i'' 'o"e pAp'is' 'u' i'o'nins I'LL
piicat:ng any one In his ring movements.
Among tho leading candidates for the
$1,000. u., c.. G.. n
" o"i'eu ''"' "'o, hio"e'
oil Wisconsin. are Our weii-knoWn Vermont
ers. Hon. Phietus Sawyer and Hon Horace
Ruhlso
Trper
iu' lAii u Lei'iin. VIM WAS sho' 'ne
other day BY some OF his exasperated ten
ants. was one of tina largest land owners
i, Ireland Rs ownaj 56 Isa sc-ss in Don-
80 400 20 80,
egsi' io,2oS IN 1iiwsy. d In hildare'
property on which he was murdered1, and
,l79 in Leitrim. making in all IS 6ls
aero.
f. Oeianeiu smith, the "eii-xno"n Ne"
York lawyer, who died the other day. was
District ATTORNEY for southern New York
-. p.o.;,.., I'LL. 49,, at,a.a,d
1"ue' '"ooi"' ""u
corporation council Tor thu city OF Nav
York
For the trst time IN bis lite, j ohn J ic1b
Astor, OF New York, reoently served as q
Juryman. lie has recently done what no
| other Astor ever did he has gwen to his son
the care OF his immense landed property.
William b. Aston looked after the details
OF his business until the last days OF his lite,
and was one OF the hardest workers IN New
York. His son. not Yet an old man, does
NOT enO2se 10 wear nlnselI OUT IN tnis way
me lineage Diapers announce , I1 eiSI,iou'
% iuesuay asst Vi oonn ~. mus E.q,,
formerly Oh tnis CITY, as supervise, o, tue
Town Oh LAKE view, one o! .no SUBURBS %
says Oh Tue ne" Town omcers lne new
ooa'u VII % Sor'uy suooessot 70 'he III.
anu 3e'u f. nanouoss mus zoe, nisuy
f.ii on The shnrIders Of bons.r Jnbn n
Hills,
A.
q I",' uea'u :" as easy anu pa,u
r Iis pui'e Ma, ieeoto anu 'ti
a 1 noui sui' ''ie 10 siauuaiN aus, ant
4 me- ~i.noul s1lusgIe a. MON preo'Ssy-
no ies' "Vu' NeIo auu' e''eu 70 u O1i
aocnan. Inc poc'or ih.lmaIeu 70 MIN 'ne
ns.ure VI us wien
n ' ~ senle noios' uSa'
Doo'ol, am no' a'fau 70 Iie, anu og
neNe 'ne suaiu,an ANGUS VIII p'o''0' "''
Anu 80 ne uieu'
| Mark Hopkins, the treasurer and brains
OF the central Paclhc Railroad. who died
chlidless, leaving hiteen millions, wore
shaooy clothes, DUG MS own garden, picked
up pts OF OLD IRON wnen ne saw them, work
GO until TWO o CLOCK IN the morning. wrote
more on page tnan most business men put
on sheets, and paid $50 month rent. His
adopted sou Tim Is at college.
Hon. A. B. Glrdner, 7. S.bl,y and ii. A.
Hartman, oil counsel for Mr.. John Hall in the
Hall-Lyman case. say in published card
Il. is due to Mr. Hall. as well a. to our
selves, to say that We have the utmost conf
dence in the justice of his defence, and in
bis successful vindicstion in court against
the unfo unded and inscriptions charges
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An Astounding Fact,

A large proportion Of tbs American people are
to-day dying from the effects Of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result of these diseases upon
the masses OF intelligent and valuable people is
most alarming, making life actually burden in
stead Of pleasant existence o, enjoyment and
uiefu luess as 1t ought to be. There is no good
reason for this, ifyou will only throw aside pre-
Iudics and shepticism. take the advice of Drug-
gsts and your friends ard try ono bottle of Green's
August Flower. Your speedy relief Is certain.
Millions Of bottles Of this medicine have been
given away to try its virtues. with salts actory
result in every case. You can tuy sample bot
tie for ten cents to try. Three drses will relieve
the worst case, Positively sold by all Druggists on
the Western Continent. Gold in Burlington by
Vincent TAN, or B. W. Carpenter s Co.
Dec 3. fdeod Sweowtf
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IN the District Court o: the United States for the
] District Of Vermcnt-In the matter of STA!
Randall. Bankrupt In bankruptcy.
To the ctedit'rs Of said Sias Randall, and al
Others inteI- tea in said estate:
Take Noiice.-1he second and third general
meetings 81 the creditors of said Bankrupt will h,
held at tie tilice Of Abel Upder~ood. one Of the
Regst' rs in Bankruptcy. in Vel River. in SAID
District, On the BAD day OF May, 1873. at II a. IN.
before said Abel Underwood, Register for the pur
poses named in sections jt92 and .t96 of revised
statutes of the United States. that have filed my
final account as Assignee OF said Bankrupt. az,
shall apply TO said Court for the settlement OF said
account and discharge as provided by law.
Dated 1T ST Johnsbury, in said Distr ct. this 2nt
day tf April. 1875. ELISHA MAY,
April 5-dldSi2w2w Assignee.
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Bankrupt Notices.
NOTICEIN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS is u give notice. that on the 9Th day OF
l April, A. ID. 1873. Warrant In Bankruptcy
issued against the estate Of Lowell q. Gallup,
of Derby, in the county Of Orleans and State
Of Vermont, who has been adjadgei Bankrupt, on
ia own petition: that the pay ment OF any debts
and delivery of any property belonging to said
Bankrupt. to him, or for his use, and the transfer
OF any property by him, forbidden by law: that
a mr-tln. OF tho creditors Of said Bankrupt, to
prove tneIr debts. and to choose enc or more as.
sgnees of his estate. will he held at a Court Of
bankruptcy, to he holden at the Office of Edwards
& Dckerma1. in Newport, in the county of
orleans and State OF Vermont. before John L.
Edwards. Esq Re sister, on the Sd day of May, A.
u. lS?S, at eo'c!ocka III. THOMAS fAILEY,
Deputy United statrs Marshal, as Messenger.
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little doubt it would yield over nine pounds
Of cleansed WOOL
10 the river, near Passumpsic, the other
day. was found t he body Of fully-develOp
ed female child, which had not been in the
water long, and had apparently been thrown
10 Immediately after birth.
The report Of the graded schools of St.
Albans-S. W. Landon, principal-gives the
following facts and fgures: The num-
Der of different pupils registered
during the year was l, 037. 10 the
academic department the largest
number enrolled at any one time WAS IS;
theInumber enrolled during the year was
lO4. The largest number enrolled for any
time IN all other departments was 744. Sew
en- graduated from tine academic department,
last year, five OF whom entered college. The
class preparing to graduate at the close OF
the Summer term consists of twelve, oil
whom nine are in tine classical and three in
the English course.
An Orwell cheese factory makes the fol-
lowing remarkable showing for last years
business Number of cheese made, 3,3l5
weight, 1874 1886 pounds; gross sales, $751;
OO4.29; expense. So. 6S4.7l; number of
pounds of milk for pound of cheese.
954.
Our State exchanges come to US h!led with
items about the old folks. For instance ::
At P oultney, five persons have died with
in six weeks whose aggregate ages were $50
years On one road in South Londonderry,
within three miles. live 80 persons whose
united ages are over 1890 years. Fifteen
are between the ages of 63 and 10. 10 be-
tween 20 and 80, 5 between 80 aud 80, and
3 above 90.
The Poultney reform club has a parlOr and
reading room, both nicely fitted up, and
forming an attractive snd frequentsd place
of resort.
James E Cram, of Briiport, has It's
swarm. of Italian bees
George Bromley has been bound over in
| 81 900. and Merritt Clark in $4,000. for
their recent murderous assault upon John
Callahan, near Walling ford.
Rev. Eben Holley, who preached in Rich
mond, sometime while student in the
Seminary and who declined call to the
pastorste of the Congregational church in
| Rutland. has lust closed pastOratc of nine
wears in Cincinnati. and will bsgin at once
his duties as pastor of one Of the churches
in Bing hamton. N. Y.
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I'IlIS is to rive roticc. that on the 18th day o.
i April A u. 1873, warrant IN Bankruptcy
was issued agaicst the estate Of Alunzo Crandall,
OF iardwick liz the county Of Caledonia, and State
Of Vermont, wao has heer adjuiged Bankrupt on
his creuitors' petition that the pay ment of any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging IL
said bankrupt. to him, or for his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him. are forbid len by
law that meeting Of the creditors of said Bank
rupt. TO rove their debts. and to choose one oil
re ASST sners of his estate, vii. be held at Cour
Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Office Of II. +
Carter, in Hardwick. in the county OF Caledonia
and State OF "ermont before John l.. Edwards, Esq.
Register, on the .iih day OF April, A u. Is 5
at O'Clock a. IN. GEO. ?. FOSTER,
United States Marshal as Messenger.