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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
BRISTOL.

Work has commenced on ". y. NIcGuc's
new house-A new house will bc b'ijlt on " es;
Pleasant street this season Carleton Nl""Acr
is teachin- the spring term in thc l!'t.o Notch
district ticor-c y. Cove has sold his lack
colt for 500. lido t'roCu of hIruunuG .-i .
town. Mrs. f. J. Ward is in New YORK. r.. g..
Dixie & Co. disposed OF lo;f0 pom. = 81 riaui.
sugar last week. Mr.. G. =. Young ha~ l,-
turned to her home in Worcester. Mas. From
50 TO 80 cents per 4ushcl is what farmer -p for
potatoes at New Haven dtgpt. Some t. lotl-
passed through TINS vi lace recently, eaci. .uau
containing about 60 bu~he =.
The s".ectmen were, en+2@ol list Meck
in having some of tine ~ideW;t' -'iiNod UP. VEDN
have done a good iuh.-!nc funeral ol William
Pullman took place Friday Ht O'Clock f"un
the residence OF Il. :. Jennings ON Church
street. Rev. Thomas {. ~prG-uc Oliciatcd.
j. II. DCnneiy. the Ncrgennc- portion of the
democratic party was in town Friday. !. $.
Flint is home from his visit to Granville.
Teucmcuts are scarce. Several families are
Obliged to 90 to boarding because 'heN could
not obtain house or even room. \ ign "io
this respect Bri-to! lea is some o.. the towns tiat
are blessed with railroad faciiitic-.-L. N.
Gage is sick.-A lawsuit. the result of a neigh
horhuod quarrel. occupied the attention of .,
number oi our citizens the @itE. Hr-ul,: Nh
got beat.-Ihc cXtcrOr of the Baptist church
l"s cen greatly improved bya liberal Use of
paint.
~ was expected the voters Of the town OF
s,arksboro decided Saturday that horses and
wagons We're preferable toa railroad, there
fore they Will no, aid i'm The construction OF
the proposed Bristol railroad. Their action
will not kill the project. Bristol wall haze %
railroad. and our Starksboro ucighbors will
be benefited by said road
Charles IIall0ck visited the Commercial
House stable Saturday. and, contrary to the
notices posted proceeded To- take drink of
'Jack.' Joe Lafountain, who has charge Of
the stable, ordered him out. Hallock didn' .
want to 20, but l.afuuntain "aruucd" the mat
ter briefly, and Hallock was quickly induced
TO Vacate. Himself and son attracted con
siderable attention on he street by their loud
talk. Result. one black eye; no arrests.
Rev. Mr.. Emery of Maine. who was to have
occupied the Baptist desk Sunday, was unable
10 do so owing to illness. His place was SUP
piled by Rev. d. BosWorth. Rev. Vi. Il. France
preached his first sermon sunday to thc Meth
odSts. Next Sundays services will begin a;
10 q
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
HlGAGAIE

The fair and ice cream festival of the society
OF the Kings Daughters on the evening of the
18th, Melted them S26-Flor nda Deal. has re-
turned from Shelburne. where she hes been the
guest Of Mrs George Rushlow.-E. G. Thomp-
son the new postmaster has taken the agency
OF Snpve concern in Troy.-Nii-s June Blake
is tcarhing the school in the Gore district.
Joseph Hinnerth, in drilling for a well went
down 80 feet before he struck the solid rock
but has found no water yet,-Pcter Smith of
st. Armand has been visiting his daughter in
town.---1h lie district school ot the Centre was
closed two days last week on account Of the
illness of the teacher, Miss Morse Lawrence
BOlac, has returned from Ma. sachusctts.---
Mr. and Mrs. McCuen are the guests of Phil
lip Boyce.--l)r. Bates has SO far recovered as
10 be out, but not 10 resume practiCe.---A sub
scrption paper is being circulated 10 procure
for a. y, Gregg, horse in the place of one
that he lost last iall.--Ihe Rev. = =. Brigham
late pastor of the Methodist church, is TO move
TO Alburgh, his new parish, soon
10 Canada.--/cph GREENE and Bingham have
The body of Thomas Cain was brought from
sw9ntOn for burial the I'D inst,,---F. Il. Cross
iinds liighgate more pleasant than New York
city, and will remain at home for WHILE
n. ID. Wait. for many years a prominent buei-
ness man of this place, but now Of Jersey City,
n. j., was seriously injured in New York city
few days since Mrs. Nartindale is repair
ing the interior of her house and putting up a
new fence.---Mess s. Place * Norton shipped
l6 horses TO Waterbury, Conn. last week.
the box party given at the residence of Io-
seph l}Ovat, for the benefit of the It. Joseph
church was a success so being Melted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02

Stella Jones gave "A pleasant tea party to her
friends, Friday. Jo;,ph! Williams is saving
Tor Mr.. Ca-s now. William Martin had his
The colt struck him on the elbow with his fore
tolt. lie has no ne Of the arm Whatever
Rev. VI. H. Ryan and family start Tuesday
morning for Worcester where he is to be
preacher in charge the coming year: Rev
Mr. Ross Of Vopsiam and Corlnth, who is to
day at A. 4. Wilson's II y. Hatch has left
Hancock and gone to Rochester. His rooms
are in the hotel j. l.. Darling was in West
Randolph. Snturduy.-Iillian Rhodes teaches
in her own district again this summer Fred
Wheeler ia claphoprding his house and paint.
fng it, Elmer Goodyear is moving to Texas"
and hi, father moves in the house he yacates
in the Tucker district.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
WEST TOPSHAM.

DIR. O. l.. Watson and family have returned
home after their winter sOiouln in Florida.
Charles Emery, night WatChman at lllsOn-
eY's steam mill, let the water in the boiler get
low and IL result the same was much dam
aged and wholly disabled. Frank Proctor.
Il younEman whose people formerly lived hrre
made "A short stop in town Wednesday. Dir.
II. VI. Alincrd wishing clear his Held of dead
hay and stuhblc set tire to the same and in II
short time the namcs ha spread with such
rapidity that it required the combined efforts
of many 20 eNtlnguish what threatened To be
n serious CunhagratIon. six school districts
in town are without teachers, and d they nave
not had the required number of weeks of
school will lose the public money.-Thc vii
lage school began Monday with full attend
ce.-ln tn" case of .. V. Downing ". Or.
Fox set for "Wednesday. Downing gave iudg-
ment and took an appeal. "Bub' Church.
tcamStcr for {. T. smith iu returning ON
Barre with load was kcSod by one Of the
horses and lie is taking vacation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
STOWE.

COL Silas Guruc,, formerly manager of the
Mount Mansfield House, came from Roston
last W, eN. Mr.. Josiah stone gave birthday
PARTY FRIDAY to n large number of friends.
viii j, Mum ut crown Point y. y, is
spending "a few days in town. returning
Monday The little hoy lett m0therle-- by the
dclth of Mrs Ella Shaw. died Friday night.
Mrs Mary A. Jcuucv ard Mrs. Eunice FOtte
are in Boston aud Sew y orll this weck.-R"y.
Mr. Wright and family viii leave for their
new home at Cambri lgc this week.
\ considerable number Of new books have
recently been placed in stowe Free Library.
Amoug the authors are Fol-ten, stevenson,
Bclamy T.. f. Hale and Margaret Delaud.
The library has some out-ot-toWn friends like
Miss Anna {. BracHcJt of Ncw York, who do
a great deal for il. These With til annual APP
prnpriation Of SlUl by the town keep the
shelves satisfactorily filed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
RRlDPORT.

D. w. Fletcher has just bought OF L. 8
Drew of Burlington, the noted Ayrshire breed
Ir. Il thoruuschhr registered bull. All hhigli
Templars OF this town coutcmpi.te taking
part in the parade at Nergcunc' on Decoration
day, and new rcgaliaS have been purcAa-cd lay
5. u. Fletcher, j. H. Where and i. Fletcher
Miss Lucy JCwett has engaged to teach in Tia,
Benton district in Cornwall. school Opened
On the ?st in districts and with Miss holly
of NiiddleburY and Miss Gibbs of Cornwall a.
teachers respectively.
Helen Hamilton Of Barre is visiting rca
tiods hcrc,-keV. V. =. Goodwin viii supply
the Mcthodist- here the coming year. Rev
Mr.. Parker. tile former Methodist supply goo
TO l\indcrhoOk, y. N.-Mr. Einncs-cy and son
William. went to Brandon Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Nlar~hau Smith and grand.
daughter Nancy have gone to Ner4run..
where Miss Nancy viii Resume her @tUdic7 il
chool.-Quitc number of nice pickcrcl nave
been caught out OF the Fair this spring. Rev
w. y. Bacon received "a letter from the Rev
Edward Gray OF tie West the 18th stutiul
that it would be impossible for him tn Lc pres
ent a speaker 1T the centennial in this place
to be held the last wecai in A,ry, as he has got
10 beiu Chicago that day
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
MAIL EIElR.

Fred Parker came very near meeting with n
serious accident while NJ work In his mill last
week. The drag saw dropped striking him on
the leg hurting it bad.
The Good Iemplars seem TO be in flourish
ing condition there being five initiated at the
last nccting.-O q. Eaton IS making quite n
large shipment of maple sugar and syrup TO
Charles Mills. who is in business in New ork
a former resident of this town. ~Fcrd Aims
worth expects to start for the West aS soon as
he can dispose Of bis property, to work for his
brother Charles who is in the boot and shoe
business.-Thomas Rye, thinking it easier to
ride than to 10 afout has purchased a very
desirable young horse of parties In Warren. -
Sy Smith has purchased the freight team
formerly run by Elmer Hastings, who depart
ed 50 suddenly for parts unknown.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
MORRISVlLLE

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
The PuIpit and the stage.

Rev. f. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United Brethren
Church, Blue Mount, Kan, says Il feel il my
duty to tell what wonders DR.. Kings New
Discovery has done for me. My Lungs Were
badly diseas d. and my psrishioncrs though
could live only few weeks | took five bot
Ties Of DR.. Kings New Discovery and am
sound and well, gaining "a lbs. in weight"
Combination, writes After a thorough tre'
and convincing evidence, am confident DR..
y Kings New Discovery for Consumpti on, beats
'em all, and cures when everything else fails.
The greatest kindness ! can do my many
thousand-trends is 10 urge them TO try it,
Free trial bottles nj Beaupre Y Lowreys Drug
Store. Regular size 5Vc. and Sl.OO.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
IfYour Liver Reminds you

OF its existence by duh pain or sharp twinges
in the right side or beneath the dexter should
r-blade, accept the reminder as "A warning,
and regulate the organ without loss Of time,
by the use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
The above symptoms are usually accompanied
tongue, disorder of the stomach, sick head
ache and morning nausea. But reform is
promptly instituted by the, Bitters, the bes,
other super-potent and hurtful drugs enron
eously designated as remedies for biiiousncss
Appetite and digestion are restored, and the
bowels resume activity, when an impetus i
given TO the functions Of health by this sterl
iG.S anti-biliou medicine, which also has The
effect of enrching and purifying tie circula
ton, and fortltying the system against ma
larial infection in air OF water. II is alsC
highly beneficial tog rheumatism, kidney anc
bladder troubles
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
NEW HAVEN.

II. c. Roscoe and wife are spending the week
IN New Yurs city William II rartch has
gone to Brettlcboro. where he has got a 5itul.
tIuh for the summer Henry f. Washhurn
and wife, who have been iu SARATOGA for the
past five years. have returned, and will occupy
their cottage this summer The church have
voted on their part TO accept the resignation OF
heN. Mr., Hague ana elected Deacon. y. Q.
Wilder, Deacon r. j. Nash and :. y. Brown a
committee to unite with the society to Gull q
council. \ meeting Of tn" society viii be held
on Friday. Mrs. Mary n. Dauu has opened nu
art studio Ia the Nultiug block. where she has
printing class of nine young ladies. The
Tpad' about town are ia better condition than
for several years past.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
ROY

Hiram Smith has made over 200 pounds of
sugar so far this season from 40 trees and sap
is still running. Nelson Martin has made over
1900 pounds from 3jj trees Far back on the
hills sugaring is not yet furnished. Joseph
Wilkius's house ana contents were burned
the I'D in the absence of the family. \
pan of Ashes We're set on some chips in tho
yard near the house and il is thought that the
strong wind which was blowing must have set
the Ships ahre and 50 spread to the house
Timothy House Is repairing his farm build
iugs. County Supervisor stone has promised
to attend the meeting q She Nissisquui Valley
Educational association held here May B. and
will assist in the exercises. report will DO
given in tho FREE Press.
"Why doesn't lac take Hoods Sarsaparila =
is the general inquiry of friends when a per
son suffers from any disease Of the blood.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
RROOKElElO.

Rev. f. b. Chamherlin preached nj First
and Second Congregational church last sun
Mrs VI. NJ. Pcahody's.-F. f. Hewell and fam
lily have moved to Proctor where he is at work
in machine shops. Clarence Bannister re-
ccived an injury to his foot and l. Obliged 10
use crutchcs =. &. Reed has gone 10 Royal :
ton to work, The band have recognized and
meet weekly for practice. Mary Perh, m has
gone to Rycgate to teach school Norman
smith has moved his family to the Pease place.
lie has nine lambs from four sheep.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
ElMORE.

Deacon Camp is failing Newton Camp is In
town visiting his father. Tues lay IF last week
Charley Marshall ahd John Tilt went out on
the mill pond Il pushing some logs ashore aud
their raft accidently fell apart, and let them
| into the pond. They esc 'ped, but it was close
cGll--H. u. Cook has tapped 400 trees and
made 1900 pounds of sugar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
SOUTH BARRE.

A. Clship is so as to be II. y. Arhuck-
lie has lust finished work on the Berlin Granite
The Berlin Granite company intends to erect
another boarding house at til cir quarry.
i. Hubbard moves to the quarry May IA
postofiice is TO be opened at Barre quarrics --
A granite base weighing 10 or ! tons was drawn
from Barre village TO Stauord's polishing
shop last week, by II horses.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
Nj RRIA(E:.

For fashionable weddings
we are prepared to furnish inc
cards, either engraved or print
ed. Our printed cards are
known al over the state and
we are constantly filing orders
from near aud remote points.
We keep on, hand the latest
styles in cards and we print
them so well that many find
it difficult to tel! them from
engraved cards. Samples sent.
6dEy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
WE 81 ADDISON.

Mrs f. Roberts and childr,n have returned
10 their home in Port Henry.
John Wright of Chimney Point. is shipping
poultry to the New York markets. Henry
Norton las moved ON Lake strcct.-AliS- Flo
renee Moor died at her home the Sd AFTER
a short illness OF brain fever.
\. i. huilc has returned home to loag
Point, y Y. Mrs. Edith Purdon and daughter
are at her sister's, Mrs William MoorbN'e.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
AlBURGH.

The Mutual Benefit Ice company are empty
ing their houses as fast as cars can he pr.
cured.-Joseph Gallagher is fitting up office
and lumber shed at the Springs st tiun.-A
new millinery shop is to lie started at the
springs Miss Ncttie Brown has returned
from Kansas City.-H. c. SWEET has closed his
grocery store and left town with his lather.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
MONK ION.

sheriff Clark and deputies were in town
making arrests for the burning of SETH Will
ler's house.-rhe funeral of Mrs. Philemon
Hicr was held at the Friends Church on tn
morning OF the I'D.
Elmer Collins is in town visiting his aged
father and mother.-Mrs. James Collins is in
Jericho visiting her sister, Mrs. CLARK, who is
very ill.-Edith Bidweu is TO teach AT the
Ridge this spring.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
RIP

ieorgc Farmer is moving to the Almon
Goolcll house. George Farr j. aga n Il
he Rev. g. y. sutton. our new Methodist
preacher has arrived, plumpcr more expert
enccj ana grarcr than when hc was mere -
years AGO. John Eli of sal -hury IL moving
in with his tuth"r-u-.Hw. james EenVo'iny.
H. y. Kirby Lost barn ana 10 ton. Of nay by
lrc " lew days ago. supposed 60 ne caused 10y
burning brush ~ or 40 rods away which was
watched until no fire npp"arCd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
EAST GEORGIA,

Z. J. Parker opened his creamery for the sea-
son the 18th. He win run a separator in con-
uection with his cream gathering Mr., and
Mrs. Gotta of Essex junction visited their
daughter, Mrs. VI. q. Graham, last week.
Mrs. +. J. Parker has returned from Grand
sle.-Charles Metcalf has gone to Boston for
the summer-C G. Daniels and family have
moved to Colchester whore he will run a
creamery the coming season.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
RANDOLPH.

Charles /. Wheeler. dentist, died in Lud-
low, VI, April -. He was until few. years
ago resident of this town, u son OF the late
Mr. Lewis goes To Barton to preach; his wife
is quite sick.-James WEIGH is falling L. AID
ans is caring tOr him,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
HGRDWlCK

Alice Nor ook first rle at the spelling
maj ch.---Rcv. II. w. Worthcu preached his
first sermon here sunday last from James
ILL., l.---Surcrvisor TAYLOR and II. T., ~weed-
t,Ger hayo both bought building lots and viii
erect residences th spring Mari; i. Han
pairs this summer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
SPRINGFIELD.

+. W. stiles has rcturne from his southern
trip and reports the outlook OF New England
City, ca, as very promising.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
By A. l. AdamsOn,
Real Estate Auctioneor aud Insurance Agent,
sl3 Hull street, Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FIRST
4 CLASS HIGHLY-IMPRoVED NJ /,
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM MIDLOTHIAN, y
COUNTY, NA.-By virtue OF a
deed of trust from +. Lightly and wife, dsted
October 8, 1855. ami recorded IA the CLERKS Of
nce Of the Chesterfield County Conrt In Deed
Book 70. paee II. default having been made In
the payment Of the note Sc 'ured thereby, ana
being directed so to DO by the holder lherecf,
will sell al public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %. 1890,
at l290P. NJ, that VALUABLE FARM. contain
ing 236 ACRES OF LAND, more or less, front
lag on the Buck nhgam turnpike about one mile
west of the vi age OF Midlothian where the sad
turnpike crosses tho Richmond aud Danyille
railroad The land Is In y high state OF eullya-
ton ard one OF the best farms In the county,
IA ia also located in the Chesterfield coa-he!d.
The improy ments consist OF a iarge irame
dwelling, large barns, and hunter OF out
buildings. -. a.
Parties wishing to attend the sale from inc
CITY can take the II A. NJ. Tain on the Richmond
an DanYllle railroad and return at O'Clock
T.. VI.
For further particulars apply to the auo-
tiOneer.
TERMS: Sufficient cash to pay the costs OF ex-
ecutine this trust taxes, insurance, ana bal-
ance due Oh said note OF $50 and interest the
balance upon such terms as wifi be made known
A. the sale. = l. BLOOMbBkG, Trustee.
A. l. ADANsoS, Auotioneer Oc EI-2s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21

To the Editor 0f the Dispatch
I notice in your issue of the 18th instant
vou sneak of the "iortieth birthday oil
your paper well remember the date
of It's birth. aud have been a constant
reader OF it since. In lSi9 j was APP
poln.ed postmaster (by Jacob Collanner,
Of Vermont, lostu as,er-C enera', to a
country Office with tri, weekly mail and
in 1850 got up club OF twenty suG-
scribers to the WEEKLY DISPATCH, when
then. as now, WAS 81 year. a portion
of those now living are stIll subscribers;
You have kept pace with the tunes, ana
publish a good. T. adable journal " None
speak of it but to praise IT. ;,
May you live long and prosper Is
the wish OF AN OLo hihND'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21


them from the city ai any cost
II is curious story aud almost IN
credible q foul breath from the middle
,,aes moral miasm, plague. and In
o. gtion waited across the ocean TO poison
tho social life Of one of the thrIitiest
cites on the continent; touch OF devil
trv from, another country and cline IN
strong an q horrid contrast to the habits
of laval iding people.
We need .aot otter our condolences to
the citizens o. New prleans They are
ouite able 10 M manufacture rope enough
5or these miscres nts and to see that 1t IS
nroperly applied. Nor is it necessary TO
predict that brigsnds, stllettoe.' and
blunderbussos will be NJ match for the
" untirable aud continuate vigilance OF
modern detectives They have diff
cult task to perform, but New Orleans
should not and will not rest until score
or more of unhonored graves are hlled
with n score or more OF unmItigaied
q oundrels TO that end let tho people
devote themselves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
RYLsmes Il. Crenshaw,
BY Jkmes TT. NreH'H""'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, II north Eleventh street.
DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER l

DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER L
ID will ofIer for sale, by public auction, on the
premises, in Fulton,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1870,
NJ 4.3O o'clock z. NJ, zoe FEET on Lewis street
between Wiltshire aud Spring streets, running
bach betwson parallel lines 20 teet TO an sley
Steet vide. and 80 FEE on Wiltshire street Ia
pesr Of tbe above, running back between paral-
lei lines l6i feet 20 an alley 10 feet vide; also.
6O FEET at the corner OF Charters and Lewis
streets, running tack 40 feet 10 AM fronting %
feet on Centre street.
Immediately after the above sale | VIII also
offer for sale 305 FEET on Brown street near the
National road. adjoining the lands OF T. u
peasants, Hiram w. Tyler, aud others extend
inc back 26i feet to Gilleis creek splendid
site tor "A factory. Also, gravel aud ssnd-Deds
on the lot -.-
Terms: As 70 the whole OF the above properly,
very Ii b, raj and announced al sale.
JAMES II. ChENsHAW,
&C 2.-1u, Tn, F&Sa4t AucHoaeers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21

previously made offer Tor tue ~
gwen ov balance one ana TWO years WIN ~
deed OF trust October and will be
schedules ETC. VIII Dci0"u' W. '"
application o.hr will be sold from
all . . ., Tho c nrrb Of BUYERS will he present
the sale those irng examine the property shouu uo
sale - ior o1ro,toces 70 the investor, the
of lines OF rlhd
and Western IS v H. i|) ana ue
Virginia Western seems wen
with disnceof the New-Ver ana leP
OF the upef vneS c
for the Roanoke mined here; has onU
%ic, door In
featuring hethful situation amid tne lte free from
Virginia
of the the winters
fbudjn construction the dy
provided for; elecc-lght an nel
building, guns uI, "
bridge being erected TO Det he o"
LAND COMPANY OF BUCHANAN Buchanan, Virginia.