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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-12-09
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YORKVILLE, December S.-Cotton 6! to II.
CHARLESTON, December 6.-Cotton quiet.
Middling lla.
LIVERPOOL, December 6.-Cotton in good
demand. Middling uplands 63d.
CHARLOTTE, December 7.-Cotton un-
changed. Good middling III to III; strict mid
ding II; middling, lo5 low middling 10Y; low
er grades, Z to 10. 3 "a = -
NEW YORK, December 6-Cotton quiet
Middling uplands, II. Futures closed steady.
Sales $4,000 bales, as follows: December 1l.9S
to IL 90; January 1918 to 1914; February 1890
to 1892 March IL 46 to l247 April l2.5 to 1850;
May 1912 to 1918; June l2.S3 to 1884; July
1890 to 1892.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
NEW YORK, December 3.-The following is
the comparative cotton statement for the week
ending to-day: 1850. 1879.
Receipts at all ports for the week l9S 2lS73
Total receipts to date: 525 1856 2,2sS'26o
Exports for the week, ek,............ 63645 l43,914
Total exports to date, 500 $50
Stock at all United States ports, $50 696, ,s2
Stock in all interior towns, l3645 1875
Stock at Liverpool, ..44l 900 339, 900
American afoat for Great Britain, ,266,0OO $4,000
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APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned:
~ Executor of the estate of Mrs. NANCY
BLAIR. deceased, will make a final settlement
with the Judge of Probate for York county, on
the 9th day of DECEM BER, next, when he will
make application for discharge as Executor OF
said estate. w. Fl. McCORkLE, Executor.
November 25 4S 3t@
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HERNDON BROS.
WHY DELAY!.

DELAYS are dangerous. We have asked, we
haye pleaded with you, and our asking and
pleading are in vain. we DO not want to put
final appeal, to our customers, who are four, five
and six weeks behind their promises. Your
promises do not buy our Bacon, Flour, and 9TH
er Groceries we are good enough to sell you OH
time. We can and do sell you goods on time,
but we cannot buy these goods as we sell them to
YOU So have some feeling for US. Do show
some gratitude to those who do you favor.
Your being 80 slow with your promises does you
more harm than you think it does. We are ready
to give you clean sheet, if you will present us
with the amount you owe US on liens.
HERNDON BROTHERS.
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NOTICE.

n W.LEECH, deceased, are requested to make
payment without delay. Persons having claims
viii please present them properly authenticated.
JOSEPH E. LEECH, Administrator.
Dacember2 49, AZ .'@l 81
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Spetial Notites.
Religious Notice,
HYMENEAL.

MARRrED-In Bullocks Creek township, on
the End instant, by Rev. w. w. Ratchford.l Mr..
WM. Y. WHITE and Miss NJ. f. DOWDLE.
Both Of York county.
In Bulock's Creek township, on the 2nd in
stant, by Rev. w. w. Ratchford. Mr.. ANDREW
INMAN and Miss N. J. HAFNER. All of York
county.
At the residence of the brides father on the I'd
instant by Rev. J. H. Douglas, Mr.. j. P. RAM
county.
Near Yorkville, on Thursday, I'd inst, by Rev.
T. R. English, Mr.. THOMAS O'FARRELII, Jr.,
and Miss MARY FRANCES QERRER. All of
this county.
On the End instant, by Rev. R. Latham, Mr..
S. A. LACKEY and Miss EMMA G. STEPHEN
son.
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WITHERS ADICKES.

BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
ND New Crop New Orleans Molasses of sew
IA eral grades, Syrups, etc.
COFFEES AND SUGARS
Are low at present, and we have an extensive
line. Cut Loaf Granuated, A, Extra C, Golden
Sugars, Java, Golden, Rio, Peaberry Rio, etc.
Our Rio at 20 cents can't be beat
FLOUR,
From 1926 up. Patent Process Flour.
1000 LBS. PLOWS,
ofall shapes, to arrive. Heel.Screws, Plow-Rod
Plow Lines, Hames, Breast and Trace Chains,
Well Chains and Clothes Lines galvanized; Sau'
sage Grinders and suffers Scale Beams Nails
Cut, Flooring, Wrought and Hinge; Pocket
Knives and Table Cutlery, in fine variety nice
Carving Knives and Forks. Kitchen Knives,
Smoothing Irons of all sizes, Coffee Mills, Hinges
Squares, Planes, Rasps, Shears, Scissors, Pistols,
Axes, Sledge Hammers of all sizes, Hatchets,
Hand and Wood Saws, Augers Drawing Knives,
etc.
WOODENWARE.
Brass Bound Pals, Churns, Dough Trays and
Rollers, Tubs, Well Buckets, Brittania Dippers,
Lemon Squeezers, etc.
RUST PROOF WHEAT
And Oats for seed.
CROCKERY
And Glassware of all kinds, and Lard Jars IN
abundance
CANNED GOODS.
RECENT heavy arrivals in this line render
our assortment the most complete ever shown
in this ncipient city, we think. Peaches-a half
dozen varieties-6. pound Cans at Is cents. APP
ples-3-pound Cans, l2l cents. Tomatoes, two
sizes. 0kra and Tomatoes, Oysters, Salmon,
Mackerel, Potted Ham, Turkey, Chicken, Beet;
kinds Mustard Pickles. Empire brand, are nice
Pepper Sauce and other Sauces, French Mustard,
Coieman's Ground Mustard, in boxes or loose; :;
Ground Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon, ETC.. Jellies
Butter Cayenne Pepper, Celery Salt, Condensed
Milk, Gelatine Chocolate. Flavoring Extracts
Fruit Syrups, Royal and other Baking Powders
Sardnes, Dessicated Cocoanut, Dried Apples
Concentrated Ley, Castor and sweet Oil ETC., etc.
WITHERS ADICKES.
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GUANO CONTRACTS.

LII persons indebted to the undersigned for
n GUANO, on contracts made last Spring, are
requested to make immediate payment.
J. K. GARDNER.
November 4 45 II
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
FRESH MEATS EVERY DAY.

FRESH MEATS EVERY DAY.
TEvHE undersigned respectfully in lsFzSR
forms the citizens of Yorkville and VHN
vicinity, that he will have for sale, in -A
the building Immediately South Of the Banking
Office of #. S. Jetlerys, FRESH BEEF. PORK
and SAUSAGE, of good quality, EVERY DAY,
Sundays excepted, from o'clock, A. NJ, until
r. M. Every effort will be made to keep the
market supplied with meats of the best quality
that can be procured in this section.
Ms- The highest market price will be paid for
FAT BEEF CATTLE, SHEEP. GOATS and
HOGS. Poor cattle, sheep, goats or hogs are not
wanted. j. n. ROBERTS.
December9 8 40 tt
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ADMJNISTRATOR,S SALE.

JOF5. T. w WdIInOI2, % 70 k'
December 2 AZ 4t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04

With sbil0b'a Consumption Cure yoa
can care yourself Il has established The
tact hat Consumption oau Ne cured
while for Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooplug
Cough. Asthma, aud 81 diseases 81 Threat
aud Lnngs, Il is absolutely without sn
equal. Two doses viii relieve yopT child
o. Group, II IL pleasant 70 take aud per.
feelly harmless % tac aaEost ohi.a, and
20 mother can AFFORD o. be without j.,
You can use two thirds Of a bottle sna II
what we say is not trne VIC will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts. 30 cts. and
81 90 per bottle. II yonr Lungs are sore
or chest or back lame use shlloh's Porous
Plaster. sold by WAit & Hard, Marches
ter and Factory Point, VI.
Have you Dyspepsia, are yon CoRs,i'
pated, have YOU Yellow skin, Loss OF
Appetite, Head Ache, II 70 don't fail 10
use sHiL0H'S SYSTEM ViTALZER,
II IL guaranteed TO relieve you, and viii
you continue to suffer when yon can be
cnred on such terms Is lhesel Price ~
CTS. and 70 cts. Sold BY Walt & Hard.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKME.
TACK" Is rich and fragrant. Try H..
Sold by Wait & Hard.
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anssA. 1sna

When ehil8nn bsgla ioeoagh 81 SIGH,
givr 5 dose Of Whlltf EliHlg. eae er
I've dSsss slwAys steps ne ooakb as8
Iba eAlia sleeps wc3 NAhlng il 90
weariux on small ehlldses a. iasesasui
eaughinR daripg ne biett. A. my eAila.
reu always 60 when they hRFe coids, Il
By any msass ! bAfpeu 20 he wlshuui
whtes Elitr Il might trails b called
tie Elinir o. ne toEi. who arc snhieo, 10
eonrhs aaA ealas. l.Im
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04

To all who are suffering from the errors
and iiidiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, &c,
| will send q recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary in South
America. Send = self-addressed envelope
to the REV. JosErn T. lSMaN, Station ID,
Nesc York CITY. 35ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04

Barr & Masly'tk nsSt eonaisg TasssAy
last. hayiaF ~ slsaPpssnied onss.
M. RAno soss iuo swe pdolias bills
eve 8tg lass seek AS dsilaf Il w~sGh
= tsaAud osns 10 Mr. Rans &c boPe Il
suyoRs sh9Bla shaoos 10 esd be monsy
tasy will tlssir fvsurs 4 - IL owusF
-ATslF q hsrsss seipasisg 70 parties
g. Dafstl tuak lr4GAl A. lks trA.a naval
late Us EatoA ADD bsoks auaY. fttsisg
lAeHselves troH ne carriage ana ran
asuI 10 F.c.og Poist, doing no -.
rioas damage. however.
soUrn noHsrr.
--s<vtral ooul. xAgop., fartnisE tools
a. bsiouging 10 the estate of lhs late
N. A. BArloa uil Be- sold Al Auelion
Saturday. March 6,h. At 10 Az Also
some very rice parlOf sod other fafsiiurs
EurERr
7 Moderator, y. g. Buuou; town
clerk, Thos 8 Desbe. ssisctmsn, John
J. Jenklps, Myrop Roberts, Henry o..
More; treasurer, X W Collias; hrst
constable st.d collector, A. r, sheldon !;
listers, ]. Hallway. A. L Barton. ~
c. Bsfdsn auditors, J. ~, Guild, = b
Stafford 5 u. Risug; town suporieien-
den, Of schools, W. II. Austin. Voted =
TAX Of 80 osBis on the dollar or - cents II
/ paid 90 Or before Oo,obsr next
PAwLEr.
--Eogepc smith, who ha, been quite
III, l. recovering,
nv. D. Lssch 10 flHpg ep hlsp
s,oFe With goods
Niles Ella Cleveland is 10 New York
for medical lreatnept
David ClsEslAAd Is EustIestins 10
New York for few weeks,
- Is. Clark Ahd wife OF Troy, N. Y,
are 10 town ou a short Visit to relatives.
There is to be quite 3 pambsr OF
changes made this sprisg by way OF NOV
ing,
--orIa LOOMS dwelling bsrned to the
ground early Monday morning. No In.
surspce,
The amount awarded Vail Hastings
10 The law suit To- be paid by j. McCay
was $50 and costs.
Two more surprise parties this week J.
one for William Leach and tho other at
the residence OF Merritt Robinson.
"A surprise party at Edgar Wlnches-
ief's Friday evening last. Twenty-three
coupes we're present All enjoyed them.
selves.
Quite humber attended The sociable
last week Wednesday evening OF Mrs.
krank Leach's residence. The amount
received wm nearly W. ggVNfw eI
" ID. A. Parker gascA party st thesssi-
denee OF w. u. Miller last week Wedues-
day evening. About 20 couples were
present. Owing 10 ths bad condition Of
The roads many who we're invited were
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04

Ths best remedy for strains and gals
on horses IL HENRY & JoHSsoS's ARNIoA
AND or LSIAHESr. Good for man aud
beast 42lm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04

MARCH wtSpsl The sudden changes
aud high winds which prevail In March
make bottle OF Downs ELIXIR always
necessary 10 have at hand. Ii isA sure
cure for sudden colds and All lung dis
ease. Ef
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04

w'sTHE BEST CouGH MEDICINE In the
Word" The Old Vegetable Ialmona-
W Bdtsam. Cutler Bros. IL Co., Boston.
Small reduced to S5c; Large, 81.
273m
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N.n nInn,i Nm IN.

and a. Spring has come, yeu need 10 take como
kind Of blood medicine Nov II your skin !,
yellow, pimplas come out on your face and bach
eyes dul, feel bilious, take one or two bottles 81
DR. skWEEs NFw RIoon RENEnr. and yuu vii
be surprised ~ the change, iou viii flesh up
cheeks will become red, eyes bright, what you
eat will taste right, in fact YOU and all other'
should take Blood Remedy In the spring, AsA
for On. SAwEEs' INV BLooD REMEDY, "a We knou
il IL reliable and will do AZ We say or money re
refunded. For sale by WAR HAM, Price 81
pes bottle. As
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Wanted.

Sherman & Co, Marshall, Mich, want
an agent in this county at once, ct a sala-
ry of 500 a month and expenses paid.
For full particulars address as above.
27ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04

BAxTER's MANDRAKE BrrTERs will cure
all bilious Diseases. Sold everywhere
at 25 cts. per bottle. Try 1t.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04

Az ORIENTAL TzAyELER describes this
basy scene, wltaessel on historic shores
."Our steamer landed oa bosch which
WAS The port of Antioch, where The ditei.
pics we're fret called Chns,isns. There
was 30 town Al tbe wsief's edge, 90 PEG
pie, 20 wharf The passengers and The
merebaBdise were pat asHpre 10 lighters,
which ran up Into the Sand. A troop Of
csmels, with their drivers, ny on the
beach, read 10 transfer ths goods into
che ihlerioi. Among ,beshrlfelss landed
wsre boxes marked 'DR. J. c. ArER 4
Co, LOWELL, Mss, Y. s. A. showing
that they contained medicine and whence
they came. These with other goods
were hoisied 90 he backs Of eAmels, for
transportation TO AhlIoeh. Thus the
skin Of The wea sends baek lie remedies
to heal the nialadies Of populations that in.
habit those eastern shores, whence our
spiritual mama cAme."- Windsor (Vl. }
ChroRicIe,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04

Get Lyons Patent Heel StifIeners ap
piled 10 those new boots or shoes beior,
you run them over. 81
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Iiew2rds, vii c. BArtssit, I. n. MAsly,
PRED " noyt, Frxnk Gsdsusf; CSne~
isfy commlsssossr. G. 3 Tiauit. A tan
Of O. - 81 sssh dollAF a. ths Trasd ls'
vas voted 70 psr tks sxPssses q The
town for ~ fsar snselng.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04
wIHHALI..

Geo. W. Barnard fell through a scut'
tie III his stable on Monday aud broke bis
arm in two places.
Town officers: Moderator, Chas,
Skinner: Clerk aud Treasurer, G. b
Williams, selectmen, c. Williams, A. w.
Prouty, A. H. Burbank; Overseer Of
poor. v. Benson; Listers, j. N. Hunting,
l.. X. Bun Isaac Kelley; Superin'
tendent Of schools, Rev. Mr.. Reynolds
Town law agent, W. d. Leonard; Tax
800,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04

Brsia isvsT seacis Be.ttlsbaro ohilJfts
severely lhli rpoash.
TIE spis 81 ths towns Of Swssleu and
HlEhgsie foF 40 ipja1osion reslrslnipg
ths Era Na'iontl Bark frem collecting
oertAia esuposs attached 10 town bond,
and The esuk Is authorized 10 pESeeeds
with tie aollss,ion.
c.. FrsakIip Fairbanks, Of -, Jodns-
bury, hss received some yalaabls sddi-
,ions 70 us cablneG from soalh Africa
inela1iag Zala weapons Of warfare,
shields o. rAwhide, spsvrs, Get. some os
these Instruments hsve The blood siGini
upon them lns, a. they were tsken from
dead Zaln on 'he battle heid
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Local intelligence.
THURSDAY. MARCH . isss

Local intelligence.
THURSDAY. MARCH = issa
s.saras = ArrLAso AAtLwas
waraE aNytusssssEss
svscs ne ssxraasuH, FHnSoFE.
Y..s-. L.s.. a.-.ssss.s.
ugms NoNqh
ffaM teasmspse1sisoas
- KS
49, fff rst
tsf ENsgAs Hftttss
eagNs tut1h.
uMs
&sfss ~. feft EtgFs4s
H. EakS
ssg eAStt Engassss
stage see.
Rsins ffsm pefssst y masshsslsg psfsiI's4'f
n q. kaAssls. rrsFnsty
sssss. ENswx rasaz, efsssEs -
u. MssTwsaa. FrsFrsstef.
NJ ARRIVES 10 u a. L@ssss I - = >
" t.isE. ba1svs4s gpss@asa. ysss'.ssssas g.
aae D. VAR. FFpBsassaa
\ d saS assss osa~kf isss a. FitEs IRON
&nsAss stl Save - Massttfls1 o. hah1s3t.
2sasssgs s@& Frs&ats ~ A. H.. AfutAnE -
naasss - Dspes II ! ? d. is sssson - hs@
rfTss. ieases wsarhastst fsaifasA aspe'
&sstaYs. ~ afs4tys aae HataEesFs al D. -.
4 sag a. ssaslas - . ~ assFsgtft ~
tss4safo 49, fpsnshfsa - haneN 49, 80
\ essfasa Is iAs kbavs msGsa Ftsees 81 FsasqH :
fAses
Per-. Lasssfuss. Lsos.s adsrss, c.ss'er. st
Lsaot Dan. Froptsstoa.
! iss. 81 MLszAeslss rslFssA depot Msrdsys
\ seessA2s sd Yn4SYa ~ F.n.
GavV kMfpa. aa4vss hassAastsf rs4lFese esE'oi
&ssdkyt. 13ers8sfs aB& Saturday. ~ u A. y ,
y sss4vsl ~ ~ " a. N. tsAiu Eoiag sofit
Fsem Ls@apN4ssrs 10 cassse.
D. DEANS. FrsgriStos
salts Ct@ss.
NsTH ~ rslif@aa iaf Mes T0Ft. AihAnJ. TIay
i R0sth snd wsat 81 - a y. sod 10 ?. -
NHTl Hy FkllroGa fsY EutlsEs, baFiiAgiSa
NoFih And EAss 0r,s.
4 AWHILE msli - stage eiases - y g =
xT OFFICE oPea srsm a. -. los ar -
Il i ffum ibs North arrive Al me Pcsi esses u
stat.n.
Is ffoA tAs seaiA strive ~ ,hs ross ofAcs
al IsF.a
4 u iof Pesa, isanAxruEs haBdv iis, Jamaica
4 A.. ~ stage, eiess 81 Fsejefy Past Pcs o.
Bee 81 II a rs. Tuesdays, . hafsd1rt Aso sat-
sfAAys.
Paragraph Omes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04

John ellis bAa moved To Rapert.
--HeBry WoodwArds smiling face ae-
pesred 70 us last Tuesday
-Sewion Kelly Is sbroad in TIE land
psddung Yankee motions.' as
-Mia Blanche simosds 10 visiting Der
sister, Mrs. Fayssls fsFnhAm.
~ o. Wade loss a COW lat sauesy
through earslessness 10 allowing her 10
get 10 The meal bin.
The sugar party Al BlAekmsr's Hal
last Friday evening" was saccess 20 fer
as COED time wKs concerned.
-iiiH aorris and Seymour willard, lhe
vsssFtn painters, are goochlBg up 5. ".
boaFn's nes house in good shsps.
Mr.. Draper, who has been living 10
An. " d ReyBold's koase ,hs pasa
winter. has moved ialo John Purdy's
tenant boase.
Albert BotsiOrd bald the laeky usm-
bsF lssi) that drew The o. castor from
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PERU

Town officers. Clerk, o. 7. Simonds;
selectmen, Samuel Stiles, Alfred VIII
uams. Geo. X. Davis; Overseer OF poor,
j. e.. Walker; Constable and Collector
J. b, Simonds; Listers, N. II. Crossman
j. Whitney, NJ. b. Lyon. Tax sI,25,
and 25cts. for breaking roads in winter
and Is cents additional road tax.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04

FixsAtr
lbssscar d lsEztsr sss tslsgiss-G.
u ssaas48.
MnGHwAg frNENFGAa.
Bsatiey ditiFe3-Ctss. An3fsst
Da. As g-R. r. Psrby
2-H r. utssy.
t-n G pss1ifk
e salbe1men
james Lsnsen
ilealsfsr DiGflg,-l sroF Bsarn.
Wskegkte q loAa MelEsf5as
Fttss q. z. Yvact
o q Burton aittgIst--6ea. q BaHs1.
rrllbops M Pelllboas.
j Hicks u. RauFn
X y TayiaF H. 81 TAyior
! & Ntksr y BFewklsr.
J ~ Wat PsHlck kelley
Barnanis.lls n A Js1eson
Hoetvlln Se.cei mgn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04
eeived wss nearly sy3.T8HN 90
ID. A, Parker gave party ct thesesi-

dence OF w. d. Miller last week Wednes-
day evening. About 20 couples were
presents Owing TO lbs had condition Of
The roads many who were invited were
not present
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04

Quite humber attended ihe sociAble
last week Wednesday evening ct Mrs.
hrank Leach's residence. The amount
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04

The Ailumore ahops have ahat down
and iAsse will be 90 work done there
for two weeks or more.
The repairs a. the depot are rsPidly
approaching completion twill be Z
very pleasant and convenient place for
the station agent TO live 10.
1.-The Emmett Dramatic Climb Will give
40 entertainment at Town Hall on We'd
nesdAy evening March l7th for The bene.
dt Of The suffering In Ireland. They will
produce the histOficsi Irish DRAINS
"llober Emmel, the Martyr OF IFiah
Liberty" TO be followed by the Darkey
Comedy, Highest Price for old clothes,
or the Tsilor's sshkes. The sctora In
these pieces have good reputation only
the object isa worthy one, aud Town
lisll shsald he crowded on this occasion
The annual town meeting was very
quiet and orderly. The following OH.
GERS were chosen; Moderator, Arson
Beck; Town Clerk, j. X. Baaehelder !;
seieclmsn, Ansos Back. c. A. Derrick
z u. Viaals; OVerseer OF poor, Henry
Fsrsons: Conslaese asd Cellectog. RALPH
smith. 2ad Constable. Hsnry FatnhAm /;
Listers, Mas Hard, d. q. Barney,
DaTll Croiai; Auditors, N. Il. Dsmiug,
\. L. ABdrs~, Jas. Mana, Trustees Of
PEBBLE Dousy, y. b. Davis. J. x. Jadaon,
Miriam Hard Fence V.swern. e. b. Hard,
JAS. Msss, David Buck; Town GraBs
Jaron c. y. viaua, HIrsn Hswiey; 10
EPeeior OF isatbsf, c. y. Tisalt; Pears
Keeper, Il. 7. Herd, EHhu Abdrew
Law sgss,. J X. Bstebsldes; sapt. Of
aehooiss Rev. J. Z. MoCollom; nos
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LANDGRovE.

LANDGRoyE.
Miss Nellie A. Bailey is attending
school at Ludlow, VT.
John F. Thompson goes TO West Dor
set Landgrove loses good townsman
by this change.
Wa. II. Adams has purchased q
farm in Baltimore, W., and intends NOV.
Ing this spring. s
Dexter DASls goes to Weston to the
farm known as the DIR. Edmunds' farm
near The reservoir. ~.
Quarterly meeting next sabbath the
It'll; Love feast in the morning. Rev.
Moses Adams. OF Weston, presides.
Several changes arc to be made in
town this spring. Wm. Mann Of Glars.
mont, N. H.. has purchased the WIN. <.
futile farm and intends moving there
this spring. s,a
! The school in Dist. mo. 2, taught
by Miss Lola Bixby OF Londonderry,
closes this week Mics d. lisa arst class
teacher, but to make her victory moEe
complete she intends going 10 Meridian n
u, to attend school this spring.
ARlMG.Tas go
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04

Try It-is-is.
Two good sagaf days last week.
: Burr a Maalsy have new advertise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-04

"A surprise party at Edgar Winches.
iers Friday evening last. Twenty-three
couples we're present. All enjoyed them.
spfvps
Osage Valley banner., 1880-05-13
Cure for Scah in Sheen,

To one nunlred sheep, take ten pounds Of
sulpher. age pounds oi lime, one-iourth Of a
pound ot quicksilver and one-eighth of an
ounce OF potash. Boil in ATTY gaIlonS Of
%ster one hour, stirring all the time while
boiling. Add one-third of this preparation
10 two-thiris Of cold water, holding the sheep
IN three minutes. Tpen torn the sheep in
q pasture where there has no sheep
With scAb. This will cure the worst case Of
ocao il dipped alter shearing g.--Country
Gentleman ''s 'N''i
Osage Valley banner., 1880-05-13

A CITIZEN OF Camden county was the
other day IN the United States District court
fined s5 for giving handful oftobacco to q
neighbor who Insisted on hsGding him TWEEN.
ty cents for it. He had not the tobacco Tor
sale and kepti il only for his own use. The
costs being Sl75. be conciuded 10 remain In
Jail thirty osys rather than pay hia One and
costs.-Rolla Herald. L "a ,t
Osage Valley banner., 1880-05-13

Messs. Ware and itste, the lArges, ta con-
tractors IN the West, have 1900 ties iu tsfti
on the way 10 0,age City. To iaciltsts bus
iness new tracks have been laid by this en-
terprisipg fTm and s5 cars can now be load
ed daily al that p0tnr. The track Is on the
grounds Of Aessrs. Ross Il Ware, laid and
ironed by thAhn They have sust renewed
their contract with tns u. z, r. r., ana win
furnish Ah the ties needed.
One milii0n ties will be ehIpped from that
poiot thig year. Tbs veteran lie Tnau OF Mo-,
Capt. Nssss desefyss gse.s credit Tor work.
iHg dp this immense and profitable trade
j G Eclipse, saet -"