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SOUTHERN VERMONT.

Hemenwav who was shot by lockwood at
Bennington recently, has been placed under
$4,000 bonds for his appearance before the
grand jury, and $500 to Keep the peace,
lockwood probably will not be arrested,
A large, new barn belonging to Eugene
Judson of Arlington, was struck by light
ming Monday and burned. 1t contained sew.
eral tops of hay and 1000 bushels of oats, be-
sides other property no insurance.
While hosting a large stone in the Bellows
Falls canal, Sunday evening, chain broke
and the rock struck Joseph Rosebush, kill
ing him instantly and badly mutllatiug his
body
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The Tax DLsirIbmiiOu.

In the recent distribution, by the State
treasurer, of a half years tax collected from
Savings banks and Trust company towns in
Chttenden county receive the following
sums: Bolton $1,000, Burlington s2O75 81,
Charlotte S213. 20, Colchester S4SI 81, Essex
Sl6439 Hinesburgh S257 so, Huntington
s64. SO, Jericho S17S.75, Milton Sl3l SO,
Richmond Sl05.l2. Shelburue SlS2.t2,
South Burlington S73 80, St. George Sl4.42,
Underhill Sl44.37, Westford $50 S. Willis
ton S202 81 Total 81, 1888.
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The records of immigration Of this year
for July show decrease from the records OF
last year. July, 1889, brought to this
country total of G5,O1O; July, 1888, 49,
900. 1t is noteworthy fact that the Ger
man immigration has increased above that oil
all other classes during the two years while
that of Irishmcn has remained about the
same during three years past. The reasons
for the falling off during the past July are
moi niYcn
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SARATOGA, Aug. 22.-The attendance at
the sixth annual convention of the American
Bar Association was very large. Luke Poland
opened the meeting. Alexander II. Lawton
of Georgia, the president. spoke CT the cIori-
Gus history of the legal profession, characteriz-
ing it as having always been ready to serve
the public and being in favor of free institu-
tons. Among the new members elected were
ex.Gov. Hendricks of Indiana, United States
Senator Collum, Postmaster General Gres-
ham, S. $. Cox and Lieut., Gov, Dorshei.
mer.
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EASTERN VERMONT.


Amos w. Tewksbury, senior member of
the well known firm of A. w. Tewksbury Il
Sons, died Thursday morning at the ad-
vanced age of 80 years. He had been con-
fined to his bed for the past II weeks and no
hopes of his recovery had been entertained
by his friends for some time. Mr.. Tewks.
bury has been engaged in the mercantile
business some 63 years aud came here from
New Boston, N. H., IN 1856, and bought a
small store. He has been engaged princi-
pally in the mercantile and numbering and
mill business. He was an upright business
man, a leading member of the Congregation
al church and highly esteemed citizen.
The new street sprinkler is finished and
has commenced duty.
This village has arrived to the dignity of
having red and blue store.
The fast express makes its only stop be-
tween White River Junction and Montpelier
at this station, arriving at 6,l3 p m; the
mail arrives at 343, 40 minutes later than
before.
Mr.. Mcintyre, an aged gentleman, father
OF DR.. and Benz. Mcintyre, died Sunday
morning, and his funeral took place Monday
afternoon.
The funeral of A. W. Tewksbury was held
at his late residence Saturday afternoon. All
the stores in the village were closed during
the hour of the funeral.
Chelsea.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday each was
marked by funeral, Mrs. Newell Bixby,
aged 50, Hulburd Belts, aged rs, and Mrs.
Jane Chandler, aged &C being buried on those
respective days.
John L. Bacon, cashier of the First Nation
al Bank of Chelsea, started Friday morning
for a ten days vacation at Springfield VT,
Boston, Mass, and Concord, N. II.
Rev. Franklin 5, Hatch, pastor of the
West Hartford, Conn, Congregational church,
who had been visiting his invalid mother,
Mrs. Samuel Hatch, returned Saturday morn
ing, lie has resigned his pastorate, The res
ignation to take effect October LIST, to take
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Illt SIRE press.

Better late than never. 1t is announced
apparently on authority, that the State In
spector of Finance will henccforth make in
slant publication of delnquencies in the
management of trust companies and savings
banks. The idea is a good one and if it had
been adopted some time ago much trouble
might have been saved.
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UTLAND.

J. ". CramtOn Elected HaVch's AS
signee-A Claim of Clement l. Sons.
RUTLAND, VT, Aug. 16.-J. W. Cramlon
to, day was elected assignee in insolvency of
J. NJ. Haven, receiving ia votes, represent
ing $47O44 against II votes representing
S7l1 in favor of Il. A. Morse who was sup
ported by the Clement interest. Cramton
will be required to furnish 5000, 900 bond.
Clement & Sons presented clam of over
$50, 600 for the amount paid by them to
Haven for spurious over-issucd Rutland rail-
road. stock. Objection, ", was Ts made aud a
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KILLED AT STOWE.
A Woman Killed and Two Persons
Badly Hurt by n Carriage Accident.

STOWE, VT, Aug. 16.-Jesse Town and
his wife of this place, with Mr.. Towns sis,
ter, Mrs. Stockwell of st. Adams, while
driving yesterday, were thrown from their
carriage. Mrs. Town, aged about so, died
soon after. Mr.. Town still remains uncon-
scious and there are no hopes of his recovery
Mrs. Stockwell, who is about 10 years oil,
remained unconscious for some time but
there are some hopes Of her living.
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charge of raising a special fund for Hartford

charge of raising a special fund for Hartford
Theological Seminary.
Drs. c. NJ. Chandler and d. G.. Kemp of
Montpelier were in town Saturday afternoon
on professional visit TO Miss Hattie Hinck-
ley, who has been sick at her brothers Hon,
L. G.. lIinckley's since the last of June, at
first with pneumonia and then with the ncr-
vous and physical prostration resulting from
the maady.
John b. Atwood, junior partner I'M the firm
OF IL. X. Hyde y Co., returned from Il fort
nights sojourn at Saratoga, Saturday night.
Z. r. Hyde started Monday to join his wife
and elder daughter, who went II week since.
Willard p. Townsend, wife and infant re-
turned from fornight's vacation at Plain
field and Waterbury, Saturday evening.
Rev. L. E. lIerrick is absent on fort
nights vacation. For several months he has
not only performed the duties of pastor of the
Congregational church here, hut also IN the
afternoon Of every Sunday reached at Tun-
bridge the Congregational church there be-
ing without a pastor.
5. +. Tower of llydcpark, Mass, mem
Der of the senior class ., Dartmouth college
has been engaged to teach the Chelsea Acad-
| envy during the next two terms,
Mary E. Dutton. aged IS years, while
riding horseback, Wednesday evening, was
| thrown from her horse, hurting her severely.
The saddle girth broke and the horse ran.
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The Universalist convention of Vermont
and the Province of Quebec will hold It's an
nual meeting at Richmond, Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday, August %, 30, and 30.
This being the semi-centennial meeting OF the
organization, it is expected to be especially
Interesting.
Mr. Judson who fell from the scaffold re-
mains in a very critical condition. There
are some hopes of his ultimate recovery,
however.
One day last week a man in the employ OF
Judge Colby while fastening up vicious ull,
was attacked and tossed OFT of the stable and
then into the barn yard, when he succeed
ed in getting over the fence-nol until he had
been tossed the second time however. The
man was seriously but not fatally injured.
Bolton.
A picnic party from Waterbury, number
ing about 40. visited Bolton Falls Wednes-
day OF last week and had pleasant time.
Some 20 ladies' and gentlemen from North
field, visited Camel's Hump, las, Friday.
A party of city people, guests of Water
bury hotel went to Bolton Station for ride
in wagon drawn ty four handsome hor .es,
last Friday night, The party had supper al
the hotel there aud returned at II p. m.
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KiyEs sEws
steamboat squibs nnd /, Miscellaneous
Ir.. Leyee Gossip. ..U.r,,r,,

steamboat ,squIbs md d, Miscellaneous
| . t.. Leyee Gossip. g....ff,rl,
The q. N. Townsend passsd up with tow
Of tinbark and lumber. ~. ags,la X"
The Atlantic passed down with coal. and
the L. W, Morgan went up with tmptles.'
Tha resppeannce OF the Regular was hail
ed WITH pleasure y her patrons .sterdry.
The Jeupie Campbell arrived from Pitts
burgb, and Is now buby about the mills load
ing for 81 Louis. g lutai' 10, 81
The new towboat Frank stsin Is laid up nr-
der the Suspension bridge, not having rs yet
ente' ed int any trade i'l,l H.- giG'3 utse
The river rose little yesterday, but was
about stat ona'y LAST evening with IL feet in
the channel. ,usioess was very lively from
II A. N. to 3P. N. aud last night uiru E, /.
The Andes arrived at 5o,rlock last evening
with an immense freight trip and fai !: pas
sepger list. Among the articles on her man
ifest for this point sas 165 tons OF pig iron,
100 barrels Of sail, 800 boxes Of soap. q lot OF
whisky and tobacco and o big LIST Of misee!-
laneous goods. ,,i
The Andes leaves at 8 O'clock this after
noon for Cincinnati Capt. Charlie Mnhlel
man Ia master. and Mart Soll is in the office.
assisted by Charlie Knox. The Andes IS as
bpnlh htttIu Wueeler ~ cau W t,uuu W
The Upper oaio. and her facilities for both
passengers arc freight are untqualea.
On C1rY, Pa, June 1s.-Riyer 4 feet and
stationary. .f -'' y 's f'3i !
cncrsArr, June 1s-River "a feet and
rising. Fair and hot. .tal' '''tt
EVANSVILLE, Igp., June 1S-Riyer IS feet
and 40 inches and falling ~
= RIcE's LANDING, Pa, June 1S.-Riyer s feet
inch and falling; weather clear. "',t
6RxEmDoEo. Pa, Jane IS River fee! s.
inches and falling; weather clear. ~ as
Pir4sBuRea, June 1s.,-Mon,ngahela river 8
feeto inches and on stand; clear and warm.
BgowysyILtE, Pa, June ls.-Riyer 8 feet
and stationaiy y; weather clear; Thermometer
So. r.
MoReAsrows, W. VA, June 1s,-Riyer1 foot
s inches and stationary; weather cloudy Their
moeter g. o.
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sRAILnO 40 TALKS.
some OF the Projects that are Receiving
pnbIic 4 tteatlon.

some OF the Projects that are Receiving
Pablo a tteatiOn.
The subject OF tbs numerous railroads pre-
isc.ed In this section Is an interesting one TO
business men, and whenever crowd Of hem
engage in conversation the railroad boom is
sure to come up in some manner. The
Hempfeld Extension, vanderSilrs THROUGH
line, the River road. Warmers Bsllaire &
Marietta, which seems 10 hang fire yet, the
.xtensian OF the BsllGise narrow gauge,
and even tho legendary union or belt
railroad rrcj t. rec!iys share Of II ention.
eaid gept'emGn yesterday: WHIST has bt-
come Of t1e Bet "a lroau plah?h Nobody
could tell him, aud he continued, THE big.
gest proiact ever talked OF here was The
npIon railroad bridge A bridge can DO
built for 500 900, and II would psy big as an
investment lt won d bring railrtads here,
tln.n g.llA .tat,k
Col. Robert Whit showed reporter some
papers the other day which showed that the
River railroad was paying out monty right
along on, Its line b,tw. en- tla Mar ows and
B.nwood. "Does that look like We were COM
ing In over, theB so. road y he asked. A
gentleman who was down the RIVER the other
day ayJ he saw two piles driven 10 the bank
about the right Of way between the o. r.
and B & y. Compsn ep. These were
4 iyen rs an experiment. and the result
showed that the project Of passing outside the
Baltimore & Ohio on piles was eatite'y FEAST
The BenEo6d extension OF the Pittsburgh,
Wheeliug & kentucky r I'D was formally de-
olAred open yesterday ~ far as the Riverside
blast furnace, So miles below the city.
Work isprogre, sing steadily on the remainder
engaged In saving tlmbsrs for the work.
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PERSONAL nENrloN.
News ami Gossip IN reference 20 Various
People. Uf- 1H=i TI

News and Gossip In Reference 20 Various
People. 1t=
TIL. Buchanan, Of Wellsburs, was down
yesterday. fo0a, ID
Ex Delegate bradford. OF Barbour county,
Is in the city. 1g,i
Rev. D. B. Updegraff; of Mt Pleasant, was
in the city ye.terday.
u. N, Arnstt, IT,, o Fairmont, was at the
81. James hotel yesterday.
Charles L. Hagan, OF Fairmont, registered
at the McLnre House yett 'rday. o.. 3. ~
Rev. DR.. CharletA. Dicksy, Of Philade'
phil, il the guest Of Wheeling relatives.
Charles T. Caldwell, E,q, and Thomas
Hughes, OF Petersburg, are in the city.
Mr.. bob Irwin Is no from The Chester,
Pa, Military Institute for the summer vacs-
ton. 90 90"
Miss Hattie Glns, Of aBslls street. Is cor
tiitd TO her room with SYM IN! oftcarlet
fever llg5l
Mrs. Chris, vievig, OF the Eighth ward,
lefs yesterday for Germany t. visit old
friends.
Mesus. J. n. Vance. E. Hughes. 7. p.
Phillips and Eebry schmuibach, left for Chi
csgo yesterday. el,.
nv. y. - .,S Ian Hu n "" II pi.,;n" ~ EAT
onm: are ~ W., TT MIn w.r :; H. W f' "
sue't' N NV r'Asu mhu.
Ms Rev. George b Hite and son lett on
Saturday to visit frieId' 10 Illumination anu
Folt s; ring areenorief county. /,
Mr.. George A Howard, an accomplished
Cincinnati gen; emAn, arrived 10 The city
stefd v, AID was W rm y welcomed ty his
humorous friends, He leaves this morning
10 iiu Supt, Butcher aad attend the State
Institutes - T.5tr- 1 'i.PE'
p,r.o.r pe.rson. M The Pottery. Let last
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TIMELY Town TOPICS.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AND WHARF
A.a ION. olAa ast..n Of Iat.r,..-rA,st.tie.l
Changes in stLs lirs D,prin,st-sh hat is
Needed 70 naks the Pablo Landing Nhat
IL ouTht 70 Bs- Railroad 1alE.


The interview With prominent citizen re-
Gently printed in seISlELLioEScEE, In which
some changes IN the FIRE department were
sugs sted, has been discussed with a good
deal Of interest by Chief Dunning and his
men. For the most part they approve the
views OF tae gentleman ,q1oted. There ara
a me particulars, hoWeye., III which they take
otEer tTnuuds. The Chief Ia a warm defender
~ The Hope hcse, ard+Hs IL isnuw oihceHed
and lnauHg d II deserves all the good La seys
oft, The Hope has never been properly ~.
urccisted. Il Is located In a pos. On mich
msks It peculiarly valuable e1tnguisE'
ing incipIent fires auc thus saving valuable
properly.
building lit central building for the.ft.
pArtmrnt meets with qualified approval. II
Is suggested BY members OF the Depirtmett
that The valuable site. OF the ARK, aud The
building m0tsria', including rand, included
10 the property, would make IL sell ~
enough m lniy TO buy y more suitable
site and crect a building suitable. fJI
the purpose desired. This should be
on ChspIine street. One reason for this sug-
gtstion is thar property there Is cheaper 'un
on Market. Then the location would bs BET
ter, as 10 h Il would be avoided in going Il
a fire 10 East Wheeling, aud would be an a.
,ntsge In going TO one eIsswhele.1 The strteI
oar track aud the hustle OF business on Mar
ket rect would lis, be avoided.
A discovery Of value has recently bean
mads BY the men. s,me OF the water plugs
In t1acIty have at,Achaents for three llhet
OF hose. Recently hose It cam was being
drawn from one OF these, when On engine
attached TO another, AZ soon as it otgs1l
TO pamp, the hose stream, instead
OF be ng weakened, as would seem natural
became stronger, and did as good ssr'ict
az that from the en- line.5 The philosopbyeI
this g easily seen. The action Of re sutt OF
Of the engine from the plug draws more
water than the supply pipe can carry of, ant
the extra force Is diverted 10 tue hCss. HAC
this discovery been made sooner 1t woult
often have been of'nse CT sAsg
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the Chidren,s Homo.

At recent meeting Of the Beard OF
Direct us OF the Children's Home the follow!
Ing lady managers were appointed; Mes
Henry Harper, s. o. Taylor, J. Q Roy. N X.
Morris, N. Rchsrson Samrel LauRnlip, A.
i. Rice, ]. v. e. Rodgsrl, "A. v Foster, ISAIAH
Warren, J. P. HardinG, J. ]. Jones, J. g..
IyiT, and Misses GrrtIuls Lamb, Emma
70 SiFr, Amanda List Aniie [ogsr, Matte
7, or. jennie Wise, Julia Atkitson, Annie
u. IilRss. Ada Barnes. ~ .li -, 4
Al the ssme nestiuHss resolution was
sd ,pish appointing N tSrs. s. X. Wallace
and q. l. Cranmer committee ioinve t'eale
the COS. aud u'il't' Of q Reform School In
this State, and tie l,E Sl,tinn necessary and
report TO The BOARD. Rev. 4. q, Darhnlssar
IVES elected President OF the Board Of D.
ractors vice X v. W, B, Thompson, resigned.
After some further miscellsnsous business
The Board passed resolution complim ints,Y
10 the services pt exiPresident WIZ ThonPs
HOn,
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MIseo JUNCTION..

Sheriff Clark and Prosecuting Attorney
Cook, Of steubenyille, were in town Sat n
day. ~ i.Es ,sh.ue. .t,glAf ,pdrh1
Mrs. Samuel Moody died at her home Sat
urday evening Of consumption, after Q lin
geripg illness OF three years. o. ID. Of
The following Is the yot, a. the election
held Saturday for w: David simpson,
90; T. omss Alofddse, A.. Mr.. Simpson Is
therefore III ynr. ~ h he .sg,,.i saY
The ware house OF Hodkinson's oil re6sefy
burned to the ground Saturday evening about
6o'clock There were35 barrels Of oil and $50
empty barrels In II The lots u probably
81 ,600, with no insurance.
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GRAND ExCuRsloN TO CHICAGO,
Pan Handle Rout,. wednesday, June
VIZ goth, 1888. fFiH "a

Ths Pan Handle Route will run one Of
lis popular Cheap Excursions 10 Ohica.
70 on above date. Tickets will be
good going; on regular trains OF June
Goth; g0nd TO r.tIrn Until Monday, June
25t1, 1883 inclusive. Fare for the round
trip from Wheeling only eight dollars This
will be the last op or unity TO visit the
great Exposition OF Railway Appliances ut
Chicago, which closes June Esd. For par,ic'
ular Information In regard To time OF trains,
it,. annly 10 the Agent at Whaling.
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There will DO grand celeb. atom OF 1t.
I,shnig Day Saturday, June 231,at FlntbiDg,
o.fo; The Il STW. Il u, will run an exi
c,,,SIon tFsin, leaving bridgeport a; $40 " i,
= sasf,yl al NRa ms ard tie r families who
desire igvittlnd the celebration 1t fare ore
Wv tor lie round trip. Fill yOur lunch
IA, fG.a and bring your wives ard sEee;::
beSrt. AVID enjoy ihsSday In tae beautiful
tFOyss o! Flushing
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make 4 tn snasnt 10 which lie replied; SIN

made a. effort /, Ipdnee MrL bt6lhollan 70
make q sta PmAnt TO which che hepliodi S"t3u
neyer, tsstity against my boy Az 81 !.
A large delegation NJ Democratic lights
will attend the ata Convention from this
ci'y. Il n possible that Hon. ]. 81 3. Trainer,
Of this citv, will receive the nomination for
ATTORNEY General. 'a-4'
The MeKinney Oay Eweddiog takes place
This ey ming a. $50. A large number Of IL.
yitatlons arc ont. There will be one less Day
this week, but Frank will be corrsspo dinghy
happy. Good Day. ttt ?. ~
The Sieubenyills Presbyterian Presbytery
will meet at the Second Church 10 this city
on FIidsyl Of this week aud dispo,e OF the
McIAna neresy case. Il 10 stated that Rev.
DR.. MnLane will unite with the Congregt::
tional Church Of this city at the nexttt!ted
communion held by That denomination.
Wat course he will Lursue or to what pott I
he will 70 10 not known OF this time. The
members Of the Second PreSby terrain Church
are 81 much ircensed at the treatment n :
cetyed by their pc tor Mt the hands OF the
steubenYille Pre6by tery that no minister whe
Is 4 member OF that body will be called TO fill
the pulpit OF the church. There Is uuauei
iIonabIy good opening for SINE ypupg
Presbyterian minister, who is rtther liberal
~ Hth NloNb, W btCIu6 u CAh " ~ PsSSbe
Church. 'r egg u
Hii wILLsBuRo. 81 '@
The Diciples' church Is undergoing com.
plete renovation.
Judge Voorhees,, Of Millersburg, Ohio, was
In Iwn yesterday.
Plerpout Post, No. 8, G. A. r, has sixty
FIVE members enrolled. -',a,
Rev. J F. Dtayo, Of BeSyer, Pc, preached
the at N. Z. church on Sunday. ...s'.l
June soth work will cease at the Panhar-
die window glass works for the usual sum I
mer repairs ,f'....6..,.E.
This week the natural gas from the Barclay
well will be util!zd In some buildings for
light and fuel. ,s 3.I
Mrs, Rosetie Hodgens, uee B!ankensop,
did on Saturday, aged about 70 years. She
was an old ciizeu, well and fayorably
known. 2" '' N
Since the closing Of The saloors here a
number Of citizens tind Il convenient 10 cross
the river to Brilliant where. they can obtain
all the spirits III, y want. In consequence
thereof the lookup At Brilliant Is doing an
increasing business. !sp'aa' 'lS
Last sund,y morning two young gentle.
man arranged for setto occUrding to the
rules OF the priza ring. The tts'e was . keg
OF lager beer, I be furnished ny the les {,
The battle ground was q beautiful deep
SHADED rayine at the head OF Liberty street,
just without the corporation limita. No one
could get the particulars, but the fight came
OF. .f,,...', -
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( Headquarters for Vienna Pressed Yeast
will be found with McClusky, Oyster Depot.
Orders left there will receive prompt ,atten-
ton. VIENNA PRESSED YEAsT Co.
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Extra Announcement.

r Ireeeived this week large line OF mems
Button, Congress and low Ont shoes, suitable
for the sea. on. An inspection will satisfy
any one that have the best stock In the city
and at the lowest prices. L. v. BLOND. p
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AOl1CFF ,4.utl- tItffaA
REDEMPTION OF ,l.,aa
PUBLIC BUlLDlKG LOAN BONDS

The holders Of the tbaye named bands arc hert.
nsmeiyi IL, so, Sc, %, II, Is, 40. SO. o., 100,
IoS. lis. Ia0, IS9, 40, tb5, 100, IB7, III,
i7o, ISL, IS0, 1855, 1876. 1915, have been dIlwn
by ioI In tCcordp CO Win the pioyiIinnS Of Tho
Al Inc FxGhAnEe hanE 81 Wheeling July 1T, lss9,
'GoNMiFs:oNERs PUBLIC BUILD. EdLoAF,
Iel0JTu
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Hon W. N. H. sxtrH, Chief Justice, gu.
preme Court Of North Carolina, writes OF De.
Worlhiugton's Cholera aud DiaubHa Medi.
cine: "Its virtues highly commended. feel
Tree to commend 1t TO Ct 'ers.n ,.-..
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epteial Annoapeemen,

Iwillcifir this week some real l nRlins
In ladies shoes, walking sht st and slippeTa.
Call early while We hare 4 full Ithsnt.