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The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
County Treasurer Statement.

Amou, received from County Collec-
tors for taxes for the year 1879:
Walter Pierce, Brandy wine HID. - $500 90
Hundred ...................... 2ocoo 0,
q. II. ~. Bedfui u, Wilmington HID. 70,VOO O.
Thomas Toy, Christiana Hd...... $500 0U
hsny HnSdred' M d''.......... ea M ~ 5000 90
VIM. Hawthorne, White q. Y. Hid. 2.SOO 0O
Wm. +. Thompson, New Castle
Hundred. o,oW w
John A. CIeayer Red Lion Hd.... 2,604 78
samuel Clendenin, Pencader HID. l,250 0C
Wm. J. Eliason, st. Georges l,7oO 90
Henry A.Wiison, Appoqunimink
Hundred. ...............:...::. !,VU ~
W alter 8. Reynolds, Blackbird Hd. l,lO0 O0
e72,O54 IL
Amount due by Collectors for the year
1873:
A. Given, Wilmington Hundred. 81 900 90
Ipo. Jordan Christiaua l,70 "
A. G. Osborn, ST. Georges :" -. l,47l 81
James o. Eagle, Red Lion 80. .s8S ~
Colen Ferguson. Appoqunimink
Hundred. ....:.....' z,ioo 2,
Abram Hayden, Blackbird Hd.... all II
S8.lS5 u
Collectors who have not paid any negro
school tax: Jno. Jordan, Christians Hd.;
A, g. Osborn, st. Georges HID. James y.
Eagle, Red Lion Hd. Colen Ferguson.
| Appoqunimink Hd. WM. HERDKRr.
County Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
decl-Sr
Authorized by the Common wealth OF Ky
AND FAIREsT IN THE WORLD.
Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAULEy's THEATRE,
In the City OF Louisville, or

IN tue OICy Oh IOuIBVIlI6, on
DEC CBMBER 81, 1879.
These drawings, authorized by act Of
the Legislature Of 1859, aud sustained By
all the Courts of Kentucky (all fraudulent
advertisements OF other lottery companies
grants In Kentucky" to the contrary NOT.
withstandingl, occur regularly on the last
day OF every month (Sundays exceptedJ.
and are supervised by prominent State
officials.
every ticket-holder can be his own
supervisor, call out his number and see it
placed In the wheel.
The Management call attention to the
grand opportunity presented OF fobtaining.
for only -. any OF
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
For the GAZETTE.

Total, 1SC
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01

l.y00 Prizes, ell2.4<,
Whole Tickets q. Half Tickets, 81.
n Tickets, $50. IS Tickets. aI0O
made To the home office.
Remit by bank draft or express Orders
OF S5 and upwards, by express, can be sent
1t our expense.
Full list Of drawing published In Louis.
Vile Courier journal aud New York n n.
aid and mailed to all tick et-ho!ders. nor
COMM ERFORD, Courier Jour sai R.tli.
Ing, Louisville. ny.
Iu,thudsat a,A wSW
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farm, though somewhat neglected 10,
ii few years last past, has long been
reputel one Of the best in town, and
will furnish not only an agreeable
home but generous support to whom.
soever il en- persuade to deal fairly
by il. Come on Mr.. c. We bid Won
welcome, for We perceive that YOU
mean business. Never was there n
time, since The first settlement of the
country, WHEN we had greater need of
earnest intelligent, persistent labor
ers We greet yol as co-lah0rer In
the most Indispensable calling among
men We welcome you, hot alone To
the severe labors, multitudinous cares
and increasing responsibilities of
agricultural life, but we welcome Won
to the solid honors Of well-doing-to
your rightlnl share Of all that we can
lawfully enjoy. And in an age when
the "Gttest' are crowding thicklv to
the front, we expect you To take rank
with the mist valiant, enterprisinr
and successful Of our craft.
II
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Canaan.

Mr.. +. fl. Towle, our energetic 0nc
enterprising young artist is once more
in his place OF business and ready tC
serve all that may be pleased to call.
Mr.. Carloss Green Of this place has
bought out the carriage and repair
shop Of Mr.. VIM. Flanders. The lat
ter is still retained in the shop to
work for MI. Green.
Mrs. Cyrus Farnham, few days
ago went to the woodshed to get some
wood, when she slipped and loiI,
breaking the arm just above the wrist,
and dialocating the wrist joint. She
is doing as well rs can he cXpc>tcd.
Last Sabbath, April -, Rev. Mr..
Chadsty, Adventist, from Colebrook
preached ut the ve5try Of the n. E.
church in the afternoon, and after the
service performed the ordinance OF
baptism by immersion, in Leach
Stream.
Mrs. Albert Quimby died suddenly
on the morning Of the 18th from Apo
plecLic commissions. She leaves Il
husband and three small children to
mourn her loss, the youngest one be-
ing but few hours old at the time OF
her death. ANGUS.
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Victory.

These items were intended for
last weeks issue.
Snow is plenty, but spring days few
and far between.
Mr.. EMERSON has moved from Con-
cord, on to the Mark Reed farm in
Granoy.
G. A. j. Shores recently found a
valuable COW dead in his stable.
Some men worship one thing and
some another, while some seem to
have soul so small as to be incapable
of worshlpping anything. AS an
example, man in this neighborhood
having a large family to support and
dependant upon his own labor to do
this, found it necessary to raise sum
OF money TO procure the necessaries
Of life with. He applied TO a neigh
Dor to have him purchase q few thou
SAND saw-logs he had at the mill, they
being worth, when sawed, about Sc
per thousand; this neighbor looked
the matter over and seeing a chance
to drive a sharp trade offered, if he
would get it sawed, to give less than
81 per thousand. A man with a soul
so small need never fear a hereafter.
PHOENIX
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-04-25
Guildhall.

"llittim A. Gain" has been stop.
pins the past week at Island Ponl
He put On considerable style witt
The hired girl last Sunday, didn't he
Nelson Call and Ed. Hubbard have
been doing Il good business Of late
with their saving machine.
Chas. j. Flanders has got "Job' s
comforter" on the back of his neck.
Have patience Charles, Job did.
The select school under the instruc-
ton Of Mrs. ii. II. Moulton will have
an examination Thursday evening
May LIST, also an exhibition Friday
evening. All parents and Interested
friends are cordially invited to attend.
Prof. Barnard Ioctured On temper
ance, on Tuesday evening ofl2st week
in the Congregational church. 1t is
impossible to give just conception
Of tho lecture in q newspaper article.
We can only say that the lecture was
a remarkable one alike for the force OF
tie statement, the resistlessness of its
reasoning and the genuine cloquence
used in its delivery.
The first sugar party Of the season
came off at the Methodist parsonage
on Wednesday evening Of last week,
about 80 beng present. Delectab,e
refreshments were paFt,ke of, which
consisted principally Of doughnuts and
the concentrated extract Of the maple
prepared in all the various styles
known to art and science. After hay
ing become repleted with good things
and satiated with merriment, each
manly son selected fair daughter and
meandered honeward through the de-
serted village. LEO.
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East Concord.

L. D. Hazen has sold thirty car
loads Of six-foot ties for the Narrow
gauge railroad from the Twin Noun
tain House to the Profile House, N.
H. The p. & o. R. r. has contracted
with Hazen for 100000 feet of hem
lock boards to fence the road.
Frank True talks of leaving the
depot and going West. We shall be
sorry to have Frank leave his position.
One day last week Charles Smith
and Miss Jessie McKelvey went be-
fore f. G. Grant, Esq, and were
made one. Saturday night there was
a serenade. new sugar, and sweet
time generally.
Adney Vincent has bought the
Bliss Newman place and is fitting up
blacksmith shop, which is much
needed here. UNo.
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audience until the usual time of adj
jourLment. DR.. Adams theme was
the necessity of labor and patience il
we would live for the benefit of our
fellow men. 1t was. illustrated large
" from the standpoint of his own
prof, ssion, and was very interesting.
a Coon JUDGE % OF JEwELRr.-
A news agent employed on the train
between Portland and this place, re-
Gently entered the store of A. r.
Campbell to purchase jewelry to sell
again. Mr.. Campbell informed him
that he kept no cheap jewelry, but
showed him pair of sleeve buttons,
saying, "these are worth 81 - cents. &"
The n. A. carefully examined them,
and replaced them oil the counter
with the remark, II couldn't afford to
give uuore than 20 cents for them"
Reader, those sleeve buttons were
solid gold, and their price was $3.50.
liz is AT HOME AGAIN, and offers TO
sell goods lover than ever before.
Note the following prices: Best stan
dard prints, &c; brown and heached
cottons, 81 to 40 inches in width, 6 to
10c; Lancaster ginghams only Zoe;
Washington alpaccas in all desirable
shades, 15c; plain and figured bril-
liaDtines, from 20 to 45c; all wool
cashmeres, 40 inches in width, .Oc;
A large variety Of dress goods at
prices that defy competition. 1t is
the place to buy web silks, silk velvet,
vcl,eteens, silk and worsted fringe
Do you want paisley or cashmere
shawl? If so, it is for your interest
to call and examine them before pur-
chasing elsewhere. have the largest
line Of ladies', misses and chidren's
hosiery that can be found in q retail
store, and prices way down. Boots
and shoes at prices lower than ever
was offered before. The Littleton
Buck, obtained glove, 81 per pair.
The Wamsutta shirt, 3-ply linen
bosom and cuffs, 81. The latest
Spring styles of mems wool and finest
fur hats from 81 to $l.35. Look at
this: Good Trcot coats, only $3.50;
mems business suits only $3.50; boys
coats, $1.25; the all-wool English
waking coat, $3.50; English worsted
coats and vests, SIS. Do you want
gold OF silver watch, or ladies' and
gents chain? then call and examine,
and save money. All the above goods
and more too, can be found at the
CHEAP CASH STORE, on Cross street, /
where l will be ready to wait upon
YOU. Give me call.
A. II. BoNETT.
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Dixville, P. @.

Quoting the last words of Daniel
Webster, 81 still live although for
some time past have not made it
manifest, as cannot say much that
would interest the majority of your
readers. We had fire last Monday
morning about 2 o'clock the resi-
dence of Mr.. Daniel Young, brother
of David Young, Custom House OH
Ger at the boundary, was totally con-
sumed, but the contents were mostly
saved. Mr.. Young has moved to the
boundary and will for the present be
in the territorial limits of Northern
Light"
Our people are trying to sugar
some, but have not had a good run OF
sap yet. fear the season will be a
poor one.
The roads are in a bad condition.
as there is too much mud for slcighiny
and too much Snow for wagoning, and
too much of both for footmen. Our
only hold is horseback riding and we
are just out Of saddles, 50 our game
is blocked.
The Tariff has had the effect of re-
wing business little, as on the first
of April we got daily mail, and since
that time we have sent four prisoners
to Sherhrooke jail; that looks en-
couraglng.
The ''Iron Clads" gave a pugilistic
exhibition last Saturday night. Two
sets of athletes had an encounter, much
to the qualification Of the audience.
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Dalton. n, II.

Mrs. James Boles had a thigh bone
broken aad her hip bone put out of
Joint, by being turned out of sleigh,
Sunday, April ID,
1t is reported that the "bed and
board argument has failed in one in
stance, and that Mrs Renadine Page
has taken her departure.
The ice is breaking on The fifteen
mile falls, but is yet whole on the
still water.
The town debt amounts to about
thirty-soven thousand dollars, The
last appraisal in the town was nearly
one hundred and ninety thousand,
making a grand list Of one thousand
and nine hundred dollars, as you have
it in Vermont. QUID NUNC.
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Lunenburg.

Persons wishing Gospel Hymns,
No. 3, are requested to leave their or
dcrs with W. p. Stevens.
Benjamin L. Abbott Intends to con-
mence work in his sawmill this week.
Geo. S. Balch. broke his sleigh
shafts last Saturday while driving up
to the post office on bare ground.
To prevent any false impressions,
Mr.. King wishes us to state la addi-
tiou to our item of last week, that he
has paid the usual rates to get the
Briggs girl placed in the asylum at
Burlington.
Rev. Mrs. Perkins, Of West Con-
cord, will deliver temperance lecture
in the Congregational church, Tues
day evening, April 20. As she is u
good speaker, please give her "a good
audience.
Examination of school teachers will
be held at District No. |, school
house, Saturday, May 3D., commenc.
ing at 8 A. NJ. and closing at P. NJ.
Applicants will furnish pens or PEN
CHS and stationery,
AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Union Bridge Co., the
following officers were elected Prcsi-
dent, j, w. Hartshorn; Directors, J.
w. IIartshorn, Chas. lIartshorn, VIM.
d. Weeks, VIM. Clough, Lew Sil5by.
Treasurer, j. w. Hartshorn. Audit
or, II. A. Cutting. Essex.
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West Concord.

Mat Morton and viii Lindsey left
this place last Friday for New York
where they go TO work in the ice bust
ness.
Will Bailey Of St. Johnsbury, was
in town last week visiting his parents
Luther Russell is loading a car with
potatoes for which he pays 75cents pei
bushel.
O. NJ. Lawrence has started a FIVE
cent counter in her millinery shop.
The examination of teachers takes
place at the school house, May 81.
John Morgan commenced saving
out the logs at his mill last week.
Sugaring has commenced in good
earnest, and we long to scrape the
pan.
Jim Barron does not like to be
called the English Shaker for some
reason or other.
Mrs. james Barron is in York state
visiting relatives.
Mark Blanchard who has been at
work for Mrs. Hutchinson in Water
ford asked her, last week Tuesday
night for six dollars which she was
owing him but she refused to get up
and get it for him. Knowing where
she had about $40. he took that and
her team and started. The team was
found at St. Johnsbury, but he has
not been heard from as yet
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-04-25

air AMI sunshine il remains as black
rs when first used.
/ The Fish Commissioners are suppiy.
ing the ponds and lakes with smclt.
One hundred and ffy were recently
pat into Memphremagog Lake, having
been brought from Lake Champlain.
Jonathan Smith, who had once
represented his town in the Lcgis-
lature, died at the Wolcott poor-hausc
last week, aged 81.
The Fall Mountain paper mill a,
Bellows Falls is lighted BY electricity.
One room. 100 feet square, is made so
brilliant by one light of 24CO candle
power that the finest print can be
read in cny corner.
Rev, G. Z. Martin accepts n call TO
the East Congregational Church in
BrattIebo9o', and will be installed
early in July.
VIM. Billings Of Woodstock has
driven stage fifty consecutive years,
commencing when he was seventeen.
Ills son follows the business Of his
father, having driven stage twenty
years, commencing when he was
fifteen.
Sr. ALBANs, April 81 +. NJ. Smith
was arrested here to-day on the charge
Of obtaining 500 from the Brandon
National Bank. Brandon, and $500
from ROLAND Z. Mckay of l'hiladel-
phia, Pa, on worthless checks and
drafts. He settled and was discharged.
Arthur Evarts, II years old, rcsid-
ing near st. Adams Bay, shot him
self, probably fatally, this afternoon.
lie was sitting on II stump shooting
pickerel with n shotgun, when he
slipped off and the gun was dis
charged, the contents lodging in his
abdomen.
MONTPELIER, April 81. Montpcl-
Ter was thrown into quite a fever OF
excitement last night and this morn
ing by some women residing near the
Central Vermont Railroad Depot re-
porting that they saw a man jump
from the railroad bridge into the
Winooski river, struggle few minutes|
and then disappear under the water.
No clue can be obtained as to Who'll
the person was. The women starting
The report are reliable.
An entirely new and troublesome
disease has broken out among horses
i'll the northern part ofVcrmont. The1
trouble commences in the throat and|
afterwards the limbs swell badly.|
Many horses are affected and no rem
edy has yet been found.
David Lyford Of North Troy, while
fooling with 1itro-glycerine on Tues
day OF this week had his hand blown
Off and his face rrightrulIy disigurcd.
A disease is prevalent all through
Vermont among early spring pigs,
which proves fatal in almost every in
stance
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State News.

! rIuueu LOT l0ur years III Tie last wan
by Lieut.. Jacob Trussell Of Peacham,
has jest died at ST, Johnsbury. TIE
animal gained such Il reputation fol-
endurance that guerrilla Mosby tried
several times to capture it, but with
out sue: csS.
Joseph Parker, who was Injured
three weeks ago br filling through
the elevator at the depot store at
Barton, died on Saturday at Glover,
! where he was carried last Monday.
From examinations made since his
death it turns out that his skull was
fractured.
Jane Gibson, daughter Of John Glib
son Of Ryegate, foHr years old, got
into the family medicine chest the
other day, and ate 20 pills which she
found in bottle. Her mother gave
her mustard water, but she went into
commissions almost instantly, and died
in forty minutes.
Mrs. Mary P. Cutts of Brattleboro',
who recently dropped dead in the
depot at Jersey City, was a highly
educated woman, and somewhat known
as an author. She published book
ofpoems and wrote biography OF her
father.
Last Saturday afternoon as the mail
train over the Cheshire road approach
ed WeStmoreland the engineer, J. L.
Davis, saw that large rock on the
track ahead, weighing nearly q ton,
had rolled from the ledge above.
Happening to be on straight line,
he succeeded in stopping the train by
reversing the engine aud with al air
brake. He came within a rod of it.
Had it happeael on curve, or hal
the engineer been less watcAfdl,
serioas consequences would have re-
suited.
A Landgrove woman lost the power
of speech several days ago, but has
nov regllHcd It. This is the second
time she has been thus afflicted, and
no cduSc lS given lucfelOr.
Although the cars have beea ran
ming through Ialtland for thirty
years or more, there is womln vino
has resided there during the whole
time and has never yet seen them.
The oldest married couple in New
England probably is Simon Gould
and his wife Of Montpelier, VINO are
90 aud 81 years old respectively and
have been married 70 years.
Mrs. Sally Stockwell Of West
Brattleboro' celebrates her Tooth
birthday April 30.
The Rev. Mr.. Seymour has been
engaged as pastor of the Congrega-
tionai church in Vernon at salary Of
500.
Mr.. Patrick Derby Of Midletown
was ninaty-seVen years old the 3lst
of last March, and is in good healt
and of nearly sound faculties Of mind.
Mr.. Derby cast his first vote for
Thomas Jefferson for President, and
has voted for every President from
then till 1872
Caleb Stanly in 1909 was Secretary
Of The Connecticut colony, and kept
the court records. His record to-day
are clear and legible as il written but
a few days ago, perhaps more so, in
deed. For many years they have
been the wonder and envy of those
who have had to do with such mat
tiers, and the manufacture of such ink
us he used has been reckoned one OF
the lost arts. Last summer somebody
ont in Tolland, locking over a lot of
old books, found on the hy-eaf Of one
of them written "recipe for Secre
tary Stanly's NIX" 1t wts taken to
Judge White, Har fords judge of
pro ]ate, d he la some made up
for use, an | at'r ong exposure TO
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Maidstone.

Mr.. Wayne Cobleigh, for many
years an honored resident of Grove
ton, N. H., and prominently identi-
fed with the democracy Of his native
State, is about removiAg with family
to the farm formerly owned ard occu-
pied by the late jacob Rich. This
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While one Mar,el was mt work
loading ties at North Concord, last
Saturday he slipped and fell down
between two cars striking his head on
the rail. lie was picked up uncon-
sciouS hat soon recovered; hopes are
entertained that he il not seriously
hurt MoDoC.
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MANHOOD:
How Lost. How Restored.

~ Just published, a new edition Of DR.
+ ! lCatcerUetPS Celebrated ESs0y on Inc
\ RADICAL CURE (without nIedicineI Of
- /srERMAroRRHEA or seminal weakness IS
Envoiuntary Seminal Losses, MPorENcy.
EMental and Physical Incapacity. Impedilnents
20 Marriage etc; also, CONSUMPTION. EPI
EPsl ana FITS, induced by self indulgcncg or
sexual extravaganza. &c.
E1- PIlce III IL sealed envelope, only cents
Ihe celebrated author, in this admirahIe
Essay, clearly demonstrates. from a thirty
years successful practice that the alarminSr
consequences OF self-abusc may be radically
cured without the dangerous use OF internal
medicine or the application of the knife
pointing out mode of cure ut once Sinnlr
|Certain and EHectual, by means of which
every saifercr. no matter what his coalition
land rGdicaiy. y
Re- This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth ana every man in tue land.
sent under seal IN a plain envelope to any
=iddress, post paid, on receipt.of six cents, or
Wo postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
FHE CULYERWELL MEDICAL co.,
II ANN ST., NEW YORK; Post Office Box 1856.
G2G1Y.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-04-25

Mr.. Bartholomew Kennedy had a
little trouble with his better half the
other day when be left for parts I'M
known, leaving his wife and 4 children
TO look ont for themselves. COMET
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Winter arrangements.
G OETG HES r

On and after Monday the It'll of October ana
uhttl further notice trains will be run as fol
lows "
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GOFN'G EszST.

Express trains for Lewiston. Portland Bos
ION, anu new YORK Will leave Montreal at D Is
Express trains for Island Pond. will leave
Montreal at 3 10 p. M, and Sherbrooke at 73O
p, IN.
Mixed train for Island Pond will leovc NIo,,
treal at I. II. m. and ShcrbrOokc at > Oj n. m
Mixed train for CoatcOOke leaves Rich
iEond at 10 II, M, and ShcrbrooKe ut 10 40
Il. m. -
! Express trains for Portland will leave Law,
sion AT 10 and 10 10 a. m, | 80 and 43O D. m.
Local Tor Portland and LeNiaton leaves
ziorham at II. IN. 70
Mixed train for Cortland leaves Gorham Mt
0 IL II. m. "O
Mixed train for Gorham will leave Island
Pond at IL u M. ''''"
Tains east oflsland Pond are run by Port
1 and time, and west BY Montreal time
.. IIICKSON
General Manager.
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Express train for Montreal, willleavo island
Pond, at a. III. Mixed train for Quebec ,Iut
Montreal will lGavc Island Pond ut 7.38 a. M
Mixed Tor Richmond, will leave Coal icoOke
at l2.iO p. M.
Express trains for Lewiston will leave Port.
land at 40 Il. m, y - and > 30 p. H.
Express trains tor Quebec, Montreal and tho
west !etFt Portland at sop. m, lewiston
90 r. M, Gorhaln, g p. H., and Island POM
at 1915 p, III. -''
Local Tor Gorham, leaves Portland at Sam.
uld 20 p. m. ." ''
Mixed train for Island Pond will leave
German at 30 D, m
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

10 you know that you can get the best
VISITING Cards tor the IGast money OF Reed at
ldchford? he sends To any addr IS, 30 mixed
extra nice Cards for only - cents, or % for 10
cents. People sending to him need have no
fears of losing their money as he always I'll
ALL orders on time.
Z. L. REED, Printer, R,>' ford,