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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14

ferred. Five divorces were granted
during the term. In addition to til"
Manning case. reported last week.
were the following: JOHN A. Ferguson
from Morancy K. Ferguson, cause,
wilful deSerton Emma d. Griswold
from Wi lis ID. Gri>wOli, cause. into!-
cradle severity james NJ. Hill from
Louisa Till, cause, wifnl desertion ;
Lovina +. Olmstead from A. j. Ohm
stead, canse, wilihl desertion. The
Grand jury rose Friday, after finding
seven true bills.
On Monday last while John G. Sails
bury, commercial traveller, WAS peace
fully passing along our streets, WIS
suddenly attacked, without just cause
or provocation, by vicious cur, who
approached silently behind and took
him by the leg, badly tearing new
pair of pants aud causing the blood To
flow. DIR. Randall dressed the wound
and has strong hopes of preventing
his patient from having hytlrnphobia.
Mr.. Salisbury Immediately al war
rant issued for the arrest of the owner,
hut owing to the absence of Sheriff
Lanpher and Constable CObleigl the
papers have not as yet been served.
john is able to attend To business, but
never thrless, the dog must 'iie.
Oar Democratic friends have in
,luige,i ia a great deal OF laughter the
past few weeks. 1t has, in fact, been
sort of merliment in which Republic
cans have not had any desire To- share.
But on Wednesday last in the court
room. occurred Il little event in which
both Democrats and Republican,
laughed heartily. and all ut the eX-
pense of our worthy Judge, Hon. III.
IL. Powers. 1t appears that Judge
V. w. Waterman and ii. A. Water
man, both noted for their weak voices,
were discussing the political situation
in an ante-room and at times became
very boisterous, SO much 50 that it
disturbed the Court. Finally, his
Honor, Judge Powers, requested one
of the court attaches to close the door.
reinarking that Democrats were very |
noisy this year, whereupon Counsellor
Brigham, who Was at the time arguing |
u case, Immediately replied, soto
cOce, - Yes, Your Honor, and quite
Numerous, too" 1t is needless to add
that the joke was enjo, ell by all.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14
FLETCHER CENTRE.

The fall term of school ut this place
closed tht, 10Th of Noyember. the whole
number of scholars were Is. those having
perfect recitatiolIS are marked 100. and II
deduction of one for every imperfect rec
itation. La arithmetic Eva Carpenter
SO. Belle Rice 81. Rena Robinson 81.
Esther BradiSh SO. Minnie Ellis 81. Zera
Strait 100 Perry Chase 50. Homer Chase
90, Ira Carpent u 80. Adtlie Leach 81.
Nellie Robinson 95. Frank Irish 9S, Flor
ence Lnnyfellow 80, Dell Chase 96. Jen-
ME CARPENTER 95, Viola Robinson 81.
Myrtle Leach 81. Della Chapman 50,
George Robinson 100. Fred Rice 81.
History Myrtle Leach 96. Elmer Lamb
95. ID Ill Cha-t. 81. Jennie Carpenter So.
Geography Manic Ellis 81. Ira Car
pent r l0j. Zera Strait 90. Frank Irish
100. Della Chapman 81. Nellie Robinson
80. Amy Chase 50. Adlie Leach 81. Will
liz. Strait 90. Leila Kinsley 80. Florence
Lonyfrllow l0J. Viola Robinson 100.
Granu lr:-Frlnk Irish 90. Nellie Rob
ilson IS. Myrtle Leach 81. Jennie Car
p.nter %, Viola Robinson SO. FLORENCE
Lomgfellow 90. Dell Chase 50, Della
Chapman 81. Willie Strait 80, Fred Rice
96. George Robinson 81. Those making
the greatest improvement in spelling. are
Francis Blair. Mamie Chase. Lena Car
oe. iter. Nellie Robinson. Dill Chase
Florence LongfelloW. jennie Carpenter
Viola and George Robinson, Myrtle
Leach. Della Chapmln. The general de
pertinent of The school has been good
Laura h. Woodruff. Teacher,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14
CanYbS FALLS.

Sam Clark has bought a cow of Dan
Hardy of such elephantine proportions he
calls her Jumbo. She is SD big You can I
see but one side of her at time. Sam
is counting about eleven tons of beef
when he gets her flttened.
Fred Dow is making heels lively at the
old hotel. Another dance next Monday
night. Elmore's band hall bill. 80 cents.
Our esteemed friend and townsman O.
F. Gates. ESQ. has returned from Dakota.
We hope for good. Ne will be very ac-
ceptablr as n "eighbnr. shGuld he pernla-
naAtlv locate ut the Falls.
NJ. w Terrill returns to his home in
Connecticut. next Thursday. and takes
with him one of the most useful and re-
sprctrd members of our society, Miss
Hattie NJ. Page.
Sam Clark calculates tn go a little ahead
of his nrighbnrS and takes the pole on
pork. His pig tipped the beam at 400
pounds dressed wei .ht.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14
EAlREIELD.

On Friday last, Mrs. Bailey left her
two children, one two years OF age and
the otaer about live. alone in crib, while
she went ont for !; few minutes. Daring
her absence the children played with the
fire. when She came b ok she found the
house full OF smoke; gropring her way
10 the bel she found the oldest girl. aud
rad intn the street with it, but Iihding t
dead she quickly dropped it ANA ran for
the baby. boy, which showed some
signs of lire. DR., Rellen was soon called,
but could only alleviate the terrible SUI
fering of the child, which only lived Il
few hours. 1t is supposed taat the little
girl had caught her dress on tire ut the
stove. aud then climbed Into the bed by
the side of the baby while III Il blaze.
Butter Is nearly all sold out of the
town, but very few kept for better prices
| when they can get from q to 30 cents.
A firm from Boston, bought piece OF
land from Stafford Diamond. at St
Rocks. about three weeks ago, and have
ereetsi and nearly completed, Il building
| for the purpose of storeing milk whil'
raising cream, which they" will take tt
the Swanton factory and make into
butter,
| a. G. SOule has been laid up under thu
| doctors care for the last month, but il
| now in "A fair way To recovery.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

j. &. Masure has secured job on the
rebuilding of the Pioneer shops. latel )
burned at Burlington.
j. NJ. Foss. who has been engaged by
the Porter Manufacturing Co. of BurlinG-
ton. is to travel in the West Introducing
their door and Window screen corners
through the coming winter.
Solomon Stearns is reported very low.
Presiding Elder Morgan preached at the
Methodist church last Thursday and Fri
day evenings; Sunday afternoon preach
ing and communion services were colt
Quoted by him. also preaching i'll the
evening.
The sociabie and oyster-supper on Tues
Gay of last week WAS in every way an en-
j 'yable occasion. Contrary To predictions
the committee did not get left " in AN
nOuncing IL musical entertainment. The
singing at the church. according to ari-
thority in such matters. might have been
less crrdibly performed by choirs in more
thorough training, confronted by fewer
and lesser tii>cnuragenents. 1t was lis
tened To by an appreciAtive audience.
Thirty-tive dollars. net. WAS realized from
the sale of tickets To the oyster-slIpper
enongh to pay all indebtedness for I'M
provements To church.
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HARDWiCK.
Bushnell Kent and bride have been in
town for few days.

Bushnell Kent and bride have been in
town for Il few days.
The schools opened with large at
tendance on Monday, over forty III the
higher department, and more are expect
ell. Fourteen aye from outside the dis
trict.
The funeral services of Ephraim Aims
worth were held at the residence of Joel
Ainsw0rth, ut Mackville, Wednesday OF
last week.
Mrs. G. W. Houston and daughter ar
rived from Iowa. recently.
Burdick will soon have good stock of
furniture.
There is to be a Christmas tree at the
NJ. E. church, Monday eve.ling, Dec. 20.
j. Ii. NcLoud went to Boston, Friday.
probably after dividend from one of his
silver mines.
Among the removals the past week,
are ID. Soues into John Shedd's tene-
ment. and Ii. K. Mack into the brick
house,
A Mr.. Martin from East Gilmore has
rented ii tenement of Mr.. Juderine, in the
Gray house, and has moved in.
Miss Lucy Sinclair of st. Johnsbury
WAS Al town over Sunday.
We hope the reports are not true in re-
gard to certain ones having gone back on
their temperance record for the last few
years.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson has had the misfor.
tune to lose his horse. recently. and :
subscription paper is in circulation for
! funds TO help 'bty him another. 1t Is II
good cause and should meet with hearty
response.
Shattuck' S many patrons will be pleased
To learn that he viii return from market
to-day, (rhursday.) with u fine line O
holiday goods, too numerous to mention
and if you are going to make y Christmas
present of any kind, he will be pleased tt
see you and give you good goods, ant
warrant them us he represents or none,
refunded. He does watch work as i
ought to be done.
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SHELDON.

At last we are beginning to have
sleighing and there is great rejoicing.
Last winter there was just eleven days OF
sleighing. poor at that.
We regret to learn that John Fish in
tends to let his farm and remove to Enos-
burgh Falls.
Christmas is coming. and the different
churches are making the usual prepare
tinns to crlebra; e the event. The good
times will no doubt. open all hearts aud
purses too. We expect II grand display.
Little Oracle Hull does not improve.
and there j. good deal of anxiety about
her case. Geo. Brash is not able to be
out as yet.
Rev. w. d. Malcolm of Franklin
preached last Sunday. in the Methodist
church. Quarterly meeting occasion.
Thanksgiving Day the union service
was held in the Episcopal church. A fair
discourse was preached by Rev. DR..
Bailey.
Grading continues on the new RAILROAD.
A lively time tor business is expected
next summer.
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''ernock's libelalily and kindly feeling
Iwari the town and the associations
fan carrier day. 1t is needless TO say
hat the public will doubtless, prompt
y and most cheeriully respond to the
comparatively slight degree necessar,
80 accept the glft. The following
extract from the letter will he inter
rsting as showing the conditions upon
which the gift is made: ''As teSti-
mOliial of my regard for the people of
Your town, and of those Of Lamoille
County as well. | hereby offer TO pre-
>rnt To the town of MorIistown, a
first-class eight day clock, To be placed
ia the lower Ofthe Universalist church
in Murrisville, with the consent of the
church and society, on condition that
the toAn will acce,le To certain propo-
sitions that L may suggest in cunnec-
ton Herewith. The town shall pre-
pare the church for the putting up of
the click, that X. put on tile siles of
the tower, the iials, (three surely and
the fourth if needed for the conven-
fence of the public either present or
pro>pective), erect the staginyS need
cd and furnish two or three g Jod men
To assist the maker of the clock in
setting it up when delivered there.
The town should become obligr ted to
take proper care of the clock, to keep
it wound and running and To keep it
III repair. 1t will be warranted To
keep true time and against all iInper-
leclions. It's stroke can be heard
through the several villages i'll town
and probably at Hyde Park" AIR.
Pennock concludes by extending to
the public, his best wishes and the
of the season.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14
NORTH GAM BRIDGE.

Parties from the south part of the State,
are contracting white ash boiling, and
shaving tor scythe-snaths.
J.R. Armstrong is very much improy-
ed in health.
Anson Norton has moved to Cambridge
Rorn Now the Fullington tenement is
without an occupant,
Notice has been given that there will
be n temperance lecture at the school
house, Friday evening. by Rev. Mr. En-
erson of Underhil.
Mr.. Vail preached very able and in
teresting sermon, last Sunday, from
Romans viii-28.
Mrs. John Wilson died Saturday after
noon. after long and painful sickness.
The funeral was held Monday, at the
Territory" school-house.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14
STOWE

Mr.. Drusy has bought and now occu.
pies the Lyman place, opposite tine hotel
Mr.. Fitzgerald has bought the Sergeant
place Oh the hollow road.
Hay is priced at SIS ut the barn. Are
you short?
Our town is filled with holiday goods.
Sleighing is good and sLow continues
to come.
A dearth of news this week.
DIR. (orout boasts of the best COW in
town. and with some reason.
Extensive preparations for C!iri stmas
on tile Branch. So said, and they never
fail.
A full line of stationery and groceries
just received ut the po>t-oifice building
Also the standard diaries and choice
books. sold for the lowest cash price.
Please call aud examine.
1t is earnestly hoped that DR.. F. C.
SanbOrn will decide To return to Stowe.
and Unless he does, some other NJ. ID.
will Soon ill the vacancy.
Santa Claus has arrived at Wilcox
Bros store with Il cargo of nice pre>e It's
suitable tor the holiday trade. Those la
search of such goods will do well To call
Oh them before buying elsewhere. as they
have grand display. Oh Saturday next,
Dec. 10Th. they Will make IL general
mark duwn on vi tier goods. rhtv will
have good nIaay bargains that will tie
for YOUR interest To Inspect. as they are
bound To close out all the goods they pos
sibly can before they take their ilvoice
the LIST of january 1883. Five and ten
cent counter III full Dla t. Childrens'
-
cents; clothes lines, IL cents.
Miles & Mcmahon. having had all unex-
pectedy large trade for the past month.
are again la Boston buying goods for tile
holiday trade. lii addition to their al
ready large stock, will, next week, open
large and complete line of buffalo and
jap robes, buffalo coats, and holiday
goods generally. Will sell for the next
month many kinds OF goods ut greatly re-
dnced prices to reduce stock before taxing
inventory.
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WOLCOTT,

Ell. Jones has gone to Decatur, H.,
where he has position us book-keeper
III Il large establishment with his uncle.
The Universalist Society will have a
Christmas tree aU this place.
Mrs. c. V. Peck has returned from
Hartford. aud is at present in il very crit
ical condition, she having had another
shock since her return.
Four Portuguese LETT here for San Fran
cisco. Cal, on Monday last.
c. e. Clark has engaged a blacksmith
in connection with his wheel-right shop.
There will be 'bee'' to repair the
Pond Brook road, OH Monday next, nc
niae O'Clock. to meet 1T Lowells shauUy.
All interested are expected to be present.
Per order of stocknoluer in the Pond
Brook road.
Everybody is invited to the basket
sociable ut the Congregational church.
Friday evening. Dec. 22nd. Baskets, u
cents.
Lost. Nov. 1lth, in the visinity of Pot
teryile. IL child'S mitteu and wriSter, the
color of nitteii, cardinal, with old gold
silk intermittent; striped wrister. finished
with Il knitting of maroon silk, Il present
to the owner. aud of no value to anyone
else. Ii tile person who picked up said
articles will leave them at the house of
Henry Reed. or if just as convenient. at
AFRO Durkee's, Cady's Falls, the owner
will be greatly obliged.-Adu.
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wAlTSEtEIn.

The Mad River Valley Masonic Lodge.
No. II. is to be removed from Mureto WI
To this place. Judge Hastings is fitting
up i hall tor them i'll the Campbell store.
Geo. W. Fisher died Dee. lst, He has
heen sick about four weeks, He WAS at
tended by Dr's. Hooker and Jaynes of
Waterbury.
Geo. Elmore Of Morrisville. has conf
menced "A series of dancing schools at
this place. The dancing people are very
mucn pleased with Mr.. aIId Mrs. Elmnre.
;tnd no doubt the school will be "a success.
Mrs. Wilbur Joslin will soon move her
millinery and dress making business from
W. \. Jouts' building to 4Jms IN Judge
Hastings buil,tiag. Mrs. Joslin is doin 8
good business
e. A. Dumas has bought the saw-mill,
house, ETC.. at Colbysyille, Waterbury.
ana his son George has taken possession
of the same. They will put in clap
| board mill, and intend to do large bust
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14
EAST FLETCHER.

j. BlaiStl II has taken possession of the
Ri>,lon farm.
Mr.. Crandall has been installed rs agent
here. He boards ut Dennis ShernaH's.
The wnoden wedding at E. n. Whit
npy's passed off pleasantly. and few
we'll chosen presents were left as tokens
of regard fnr the happy couple.
|. n. Chase is to teach the young ideas
how To shoot" in the Leach district, in
Fairfax We have the utmost confidence
in his ability a. Il teacher.
james Patch will continue in the feed
and flour business the same. n"twithStand-
ing his partners removal To Hyde Park.
Two men are now employed in the black
smith shop.
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WALDEN.

School finishes in District No, ! next
Saturday;
Mrs. Gray Houston and daughter are
home again from the West. They are
stopping ut Jacob buttons.
w, w. Bradford, who moved to Mont
heller last tall, has bought the home farm
belonging to the Bradford estate, anu
will probably move back.
There was a golden wedding in town
last Wednesday. Jacob Dutton and Wife
celebrated their fiftietli anniversary with
about seyenty-fve of their friends ant
neiyhbors. Presents and speeches Were
plenty, so also were the good things o
this lite. rs many can testify who Were
present, All enjoyed til none seemed t.
more than Mr.. Button and wife.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14
WEST ENoSRuRC.

Sore throaCs are In fashion.
Two weeks of revival meetings have
iu-t closed at the NJ. +. Church. IN Bal
kerstield. The meetings have been Inter-
eStihg.
Tne matter of having Il Christmas tree
is beihg DISGUISED,
Several of our young people are attend
inv school ut Bakersfield. Others will ~
to Montpelier. next Monday. 10 be pres
ent at the opening of the winter t.rm.
Monday mnrnihg. the 4th, the Their
moneter indicated below zero.
There has been no good sleighing yet
though people 20 With sieiShs.
There Is great scarcity OF news.
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EDEN.

While Henry Harrington and four OF
his men We're crossing Gut Pond, on
Friday last. with a span OF horses, the
ice broke and let the horses In. After be-
ilig IN the wafer for about halfof All hour,
they succeeded ia rescuing them.
The schools IN town are taught by Ida
Campbell at the Mills. s. b. Waite at the
Corners. Agnes McClaren ut the viii; o
school house. Helen Rogers ut the red
school house, and Clara Adams on Ober
Hill.
a new school house has been erected
on Obpr Hill. this fall.
In most parts of the town the roads
were feet under snow on Friday last.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14
ELM ORE.
Lyceum next Saturday evening.

Lyceum next Saturday evening.
Judge Woodbury. says where the laugh,
comes in on that vinegar, is when the
boys had to pay So apiece for the value
thereof.
Chas. Hastings killed two pigs, seven
months old, the combined weight being
754 pounds. This is no fish story.
1t was oats, not wheat. that Jerry Lee
raised.
Great variety of Christmas cards and a
large stock generally of holiday goods at
WUodwartl's. MorriSyilIe,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14

Save the health OF our women. The
complaints incident to the life of females
are to-lay the cause Of more palm, worrY
NERVOUSNESS aud general breaking down
of health than any other. and ~ real REM
edy should be used without fail when
found. Such is DR.. Hardy's Woman
Friend" Try It. aud thank us for calling
your at sention To IL, blvd
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Otner OUsIHessl VIII eeI tIlp EUIIUWIHs UesVTIUcu
property.
SITUATED IN EDEN MILLS,
consisting OF
Saw Mill, Cupboard Mill, Grist Mill,
&C., &C., &c.

The aforesaid mills are all new, having been
built within two years. The saw-mill Is run nya
A-inch I.effell water. wheel, Is feet heat, AND Is
capable of cutting 10000 feet Ut lumber per day OF
10 hours, and Is conceded, by the best judges, TO
be the best mill in Northern Vermont. The 4. ist'
mill and clap board mill, besides being connected.
is run also by Lefell wheel, with all the power
necessary to drive the same, The grist-mill con
sists of two run of stone, Corn-craeker and bolt
for India wheat, and is irstclass grist-mill in
every respect. Said mills situated at the out
let of long pond; said pond is two miles long
and three-fnurths of mile wide, and is an mex
haustable supply of water, for said mills the year
arou d. There is also dressing. mill situate
just below the above mills. capable of dressing
and preparing for market all lumber sawed. The
machinery therein was manufactured by the Lane
Manufacturing Co OF Montpelier, VT There Is
also connected with said property dwelling.
house capable of accommodating all necessary
help to run said described mills. A part of pur
| chase money can remain on mortgage If desired.
Cali on or address,
JONAS II. STEVENS,
45tf Eden Mills, VT,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14

Peruvian Syrup cures Dyspepsia. Gen
eral Debility. Liver Complaints, Boils,
Humors, Chronic Diarrhea. Nervous AT
fections. Female Complaints, and all dis
eases originating in bad state of the
blood. G25y1
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14

We would also say that we
didn't carry over from last sea-
son one Overcoat, neither
did we overstock early in the
season. We had nearly closed
out our first purchase. Have
purchased another Large Stock
of Overcoats and Suitings for
Men, Youths, and Boys, at an
immense reduction from for
mer prices. Just as the season
has fairly opened, we find OPP
portunities of buying a great
many good goods at a very
great discount from opening
prices, and while others are sc
full of goods they will not pur-
chase, we are on the marke'
and ready to take any REAL
BARGAINS that are offered.
We purchased our new stock
of Overcoats at a reduction of
Three to Five Dollars, which
gives US a decided advantage
over old stocks; also our Suit
ings we own at nearly the
same reduction. Our custo-
mers who are in need Of goods
can now avail themselves of
the great bargains we offer.
Our immense stock enables
the New Clothing Store to fit
every mans form, ideas, and
pocketbook, to his complete
satisfaction and to better ad-
vantage than can be secured
elsewhere. Those who de-
sire to select their Clothing
from one of the Largest and
Finest Stocks in Vermont,
should visit the New Clothing
Store at once.
If garments are desired ,
made from newest fabrics, cut
in the latest style, and offered
at a sweeping reduction in
price, no buyer should fail to
examine present offerings at
the New Clothing Store.
One of the first commands
recruit in the army hears, is
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14
BORN.
MA r RED.

WHITE .-TRESCOTT.-In Morrisville, Nov. 80
Dy ice v. j. 7. Hall, +. Fred L. White and Miss
) anT A. Trescott, all of MOrristown.
CUTLI ER-sHED.-In Morrisvil1-. Dec. .. by
JuSr ce Cady, Mr.. Charles Cutler of Morrisyile
anu Miss Mary A. Shed, Of North Hyde Phrk.
SfEA RNS-BUTTS-In Stowe, Nov. Both, by
Kew + w Lewis Mr. Homer l. Stearns and Miss
Jeh ME Butts, both of Stowe.
Will XINS-MILLs-In Stowe Dec 4th, at the
parsonage. by Rev w Lewis, Mr. Alvin
WI lklns and Miss Nora Z Mills. both of Stowe.
BEN JAMIN-LECKNER-InW ocott, Nov goth.
~ Rev John Morse, Mr. Leon e Benjamin and
Nj Iss Lila E Leckner, both of Hardwick.
PA re -JACOBS-At Morrstown, Nov 80, by
(iile, Esq, Samuel b Patch and Lydia
ID cobs, both of w ocott.
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PRosATe NOTICE..

Until further notice the Probate Court for thu
District OF LdInsiile, will be held at the Court
ii 'ase la tIv,ic Para. nn MOndiy and THURSDAY
of each week. aud Satur iay from 10 IL Il. ~,
40 IL IN, and from p. to $50 p. m.