Burlington Clipper from Burlington, Vermont • 3

Wl We are credibly informed that Mr, John P. Howard has offered to bnild and fit tip a suitable pymnasium for the University, provided the trustees will take the old medical hall and fit It Booth; auditors, Townsend, Macomber, Thompson town grand juror, Townsend; director of poor farm association, Lyman Stimson; town agent, Howe; SDper'ntendent of schools, Channcey Hayden Voted a THURSDAY, MUtCH 0, ISM. legal Notices. Mom Marply'i Jihl SCBSCIJIiITh. hwlmtn" tnt- tnct of coiMii.ti.wiir.

amine and aliust tun ft atnunst tin estati of Jlosrs Mury burliustou, lu said district, la it.to al claims and demands exnibiti-d offset to and six months from tne day ol tile date mriof, VEBCOATS! liH hi ET1 BUSINEi FOR WE WILL uy toun lor lliat puipr.st', uo therefore hereby give nol.ee that we will alteiif Seu''nsincas our appointment, at the office ol ll. I'ecii, in Bui ilngioii. aid disti t. on tne si-cond Mondays of a pin and July, next, at 10 o'clock a.m. on each of said days.

Uated tlus 8th day ol februai IS-J. m. li. a. Ccm Almira Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, MstvM of Cliitterden, 10 an persons coi.cei iil tne eaiale of A inn a Mtlianlia late ox Uuruiii'a-ii- in al Uvut. deceased. At a 1'ioliate Court nt and tor tile Ustricc ot fj r- bo lata was Ul 1 tllll'U'arV. ISM i-U OU tne tut wm ana iuiiiKatirf Mmi Ol liUnillJttUll. In presi'iucil ia ihe court aor, Anil il laonlnr.Mi iw of March.

lo. ut tuc l'rolratc CVut rooms in aai.l liurlingloil. bo assiirm foriovieM.il Ml. smirarut uitl itnto to all otrsoliKcon 1 I tl I i una Ck! Ihr. lit a uewsimiier iiriui.wl at ro.i Km the time Uticfoio, you arc iif i tbv to aiMcnr fOl COUrt.

at ML: anil coutfst ii-utr tr cause. fim-n uudor on- i DUitl-lCt. tlllS 151 ii M'dV i' said ji 1 I iuirgar, we he Minted the lio MS District In Mi eant of Htnrjjf 1 1 lite WE. TFTE ed by -h, pprirt i 1 of 1 I i 1 1 U'll Ul QUStt or ttato iu uvK u.ac we at a ct fC persona, late of iiM mi claims aiid thereto; ami six ino le itOHe. WL! UKriT-in will attena to ttie hu tne dwelling nom: listrict.

)i thp next.at too cicck a Dated tlus wtada 31 ij. a. Royai BeJVs Edaie. STATE OF VERMONT. Utriet of ChiUftTiden.

io au persons coiiyrniit the of jal Bell late of Umesitjui trii in s.i-.i Di-rr-iM At a Probate Court, hoidn nt. n.ii-;nn.t(.n u-thir. and for the District nf ii of March, an insti uuiit, to oa me ia3t will and lysuni-ta of Bell late of Hiiiustmruh, in EiiiU Di.i;iii,t, dcit a-ccl, was prtsentedtothecoui't aturesaid. fur Audit is ordure) hv i vui-t 1 nut'i rinw of Maruli. isst, at the Con.t re -mis m.

iaitl ljurliUL'ton, be tor imjvui'f saui in. strumeiit: and Qiat tuereoi ie K.vm to ail ycraons ouncernea. by th-s (ii'dfir triree weeks successively in tiie Diii-itri-iou oewspeper printed at stud JJurimgioij, Kvioui to the time appointed. Therefore, you are hr-freh? notiiipj to arar he-fore said Court, at hi tisiie ai.U and contest the probate of wm. if vou iiavu cause.

Given under my hand, at EnrlingtoD, ia faid District. tliis.Sd day of Man-ii, i-i. a KiLO. WAULS, Palmer IrimVs Edate. STATE OF VERMONT- bateuourt untiw To a frish lace of estf rti.

ed. Whereas.ea:tt Court ir March. ibH. for tne f.i. tor's account, una tor a i istaie to tii'i iu ad, an i pert? M'uer assiffneu.

it the 1 AS31) ji saia acci you i i saui rcsi'i tim rcir hand. GL'O. Loinsia Most Any FOR DR. VINCENT'S IT HAS NO EQUAL FOR Fresenriiiff Beantifyiiiff the Teeth, MES. COLLISIW announces that she win dispose AND HAIR GOODS, For 60 days from date, AT OOS3! An eleerant llwn r.t nt.ir.i; v-iuiuren uonnets ror Winter trad 1 hlS 13 li W.i'h,iMlnnhr..n.

-l K00'lS; 8llPPS will Uo Weil Usspectluliy, Tier- lR MllS- G- P- COIXTSOX Dec. 8, 1 683. Church M. aper. ost Attracts Patterns and colors for season of ''34: also a lioe lino of PAPER SHADES.

C. G. PETERSON. Next to the Savings Bank. Burlington, Vt.

rea We would say to the people that we shall make our usual ust Be Sold. Oi Lot Boys' si CHrei's Overcoats at A. N. PERCY, Manager, Corner of Church I1 Railroads. centra nermom uoing North and West, 4:10, twd 11:15 a.

S.35 ami 11:15 wmooaki Stage Leaves Van Ness nouse at 6:45, aod llrito a. 2:00. 4:30 ana n. m. Leave Fiatt Alleu's, Wiuouski, at 6:311 and u.

aua p. m. Grand Isle ataae. via So. Hero and iodine Snrinirs House Leaves American, and Van Neas at a.

zn. Arrives at d.oo p. m. Eiiiesburth Stage Leaves Postofllce at 2.00 p. m.

Arrives ai a. tu. Mr. Sidney Johnson, we are pleased to lea.ru, is gaining steadily. The various candidates for city offices have got their six nlduruien all fixed.

"I told jou so" is what they all say now. The voters in the fifth Lad to "walk the plank" Tuesday. C. S. Pago of Hydepark is enjoying a trip to Havana with his son Hull, who is not in the best of liealih- Johnson Bros, have a new advertise meat in this issue and It ts of new goods at "China Hall." Mr.

J. W. Jones, as will bo noticed elsewhere, has associated with him in the feed business O. S. Isham, formerly of St.

George. This is about the season of the year to look out for slippey veal and ttie health officer and officials should look after the slippey fellows. John Griffin Son have removed their business to Judge Shaw's new block and now have one of the mott complete pluaibing establishnieots in the state. The grand army boys had a most enjoyable time at Dixon's Wednesdaj night of last week. Quite a delegation left from this oity and are expected home soon.

The Evarts House is doing an excellent business these days; the Boston drummer and many pf his. country cousins making it headquarters. Here they find a good table and act as if they were at home. It is proposed to ornament the new lecture room of the medical college with a fine memorial window of of the late Dr. S.

W. Thayer Nothing more appropriate oould be conceived of. There is a real estate sale advertised In the Clipper, which will pay all in vestors to read and ponder over. The property is finely located near JJuubar's Hotel' and can be purchased at most liberal figures. The Ksv.

H. Newman Wright in a communication to this paper says the charges brought against him by some of the people of Wiuooski are false and he purposes to show up a clear rpoord. Wo hope for his sake he may be successful. Sylvanus E. Chase, who died in Fletcher Friday last at the age of fifty three was one of the honorable, industrious men of that town, and he will be sadly missed.

He was the oldest of five brothers and invariably set an example worthy of emulation. The next thing for the intelligent voters of this city, irrespective of party or local differences, is to decide early to Kend a strong man to represent our interests at Monipelier the coming fall. No selfish Bchenier should be allowed Ex- Lieut, Goy. Underwood has brought suit against Beveral gentlemen in this city claiming $1,500,000. The parties are Messrs.

H. Blodgett, Judge Wales. Dr. A. P.

Grinuell, R. Hard, Heury Loomis, H. P. Hickok, Judge Taft, Gen. Henry, and Judge Shaw, and we understand they will not contest the claim but pay tho demand at an early day.

Miss Juna Higgins, who died at Oneida N. Y. recently in her 86ih year, will be kindly remembered by many of the old residents of Fletcher and Cambridge. Nearly forty years ago she with her and family, a brother and family with many other relatives snd fricnds.cast their lot with the Cum-ruuuity there and she may be said to be the Inst of the original pioneers who left Vermont so many years ago. The Rev.

H. Newman Wright of Winooski favored us with a call recently and says people lie about him and insinuated that in our calling him an old we did him some slight injustice. The Kev. Mr. Wright of Winooski has many marks of a gentleman and we trust he is one, but his persitence in "preaching the gospel" to a pcoplo that did not and would not hear him seems like giving castor oil to healthy children.

The celebrated Palmer and Daly comedy company will give in Howard Opera House, this and tomorrow evenings, the popular college comedy "Vacation, or Harvard vs. Yale." Tho Dan-bury News says: "We thiuk it was Solomon, but won't swear positively, who once remarked, 'There is nothing new under the Solomon had, in all probability, just returned from a visit to a circus or a minstrel show; but we nre satisfied that if he could have witnessed the brand new comedy of Vacation, as dished up by the Palmer Daly at the Opera House last evening, the words would have remained unwritten and unsung. Everything was fresh and bright, the entire entertainment being decidedly nmusiug and highly entertaining. Companies of this sort will always meet a hearty welcome in Danbmy." Our city election was the most lively we have had for some years, especially in Wards two, four and five. There was considerable excitement nd, of course, the defeated candidates feel somewhat sore.

But tho "government at Burlingtonstill lives." Mayor Morse and Judge Haselton were re elected with substantial unanimiiy, only four votes caving oeen casi ngniuat morse and six against Haselton. Tho aldermen elect ed are Ward one, Elihu B. Taft, majority 57 Ward two, Joel H. Holton, who had 172 votes against U. A.

Wood bury 159 and one scattering; Ward three, Charles J. Alger, 253, scattering Ward fonr, Hiram Walker elected over Wallace II. Brink by a vote of 252 to 171; Ward five, J. W. Goodell over E.

M. Sutton, by 235 to 214. Other offi cers elected are! School commissioners, Uuas.ii. Alien, vviuiam iiogon. or county commissioner, 495 votes weie cast all for Wright exoept two sus pected to ba for us.

in in A a up lor a taw department and arrange for its support. Just here we would I a I say that this state is beoommg floeded with t0 cheaP stjled law and Ihe legislature should take I toe matter in band if necessary and or dain tint no youth should hang out his beguiling sign as couselor untill he passed the recommendation of some i stitution of learning controlled by men who know that law is a rule of action and the action and the candidate pos sessedofsome knowledge of what proposes to preacu. mere is pro feasion in the state that has more cheap timber. We won't except professors of colleges or Methodist ministers. Take this county, tnka any comity in tl.

state, and show us one lawyer, and by the word "lawyer" we mean what we say; a man who has good knowled, ot law and what law should bo, a man who ndviBesyou honestly and deals with you hones! ly.and we will name a dozen shysters who make the same pretension and who like crows await the spring to feed upon tho farmer's retired veal. A Third Ward Election being over and everybody happy.we feel like reporting ihe leading speech of the loading orator at the re cent caucus of tho unterrified of the glorious Third. Tho orator, of course had the mapof Ireland alloverhi conn tenance and all that was li ft of his fur nitnre was the "Cork." This was in ei hall. Friday evening last, and the ora tion was something like this 'Misttiur paker! I say! niit.tb.ur spaner. I mice arise to, to, tut, tut, to, to put in nom- netion the name of a glntleman; a gin tlemnn Mr.

spaker, fur halderiuan ir the, in tho third ward. A glntletnan who respects Daniel O'Connell and Tom Rogers. Great applause A gintle man, Mr. spaker, who bait ves in echon oniy for himself and his family; a gin. tleman whj voted to raise Tom Rogers' salary, 'cause, because, I say, becanse.

Mr. spaker, I say Mr. spaker I guess ye will have to answer that question yer self. Agin! What are we hear fur? lean tell ye. We-are here fur bating the blasted Volunteers and to sit down on the Athans and which shall we do.

Turn Rogers ase here and heas an Athan, and the volunteer are here, and. and, nnd I think they are not Athans, so, mistherspaker, litussthand by Tom Rogers and let us vote for his, for his first lieutenant. So I 'say, let all Ireland rise up and vole for that great philanthropist, and I Ihink his name is Halgor. Hip! boys, hip for old Ireland and ephonomyl And they hipped. Chips.

T. Bagley, formerly of this oity, now of Boston, is spending a few days town "Rev." H. Newman Wright, now of Winooski, threatens to anni hilate the Free Press association. Chief Engineer E. tt.

Phelps, formerly of this city, now of Petroit, is reported danger ously ill Commissioner Smith Wright, you won without an effort. You can ouy a sleigh of Brown now 20 per cent below oost. A. G. Safford is Washington.

Next in order, pay your dog tax. Meyer, (he alleged Grand Isle murderer, goes to Windsor for safe keeping Note the new ad. of tho "Bee Hive." Andrew Boutin is in the west. How does the date look opposite your name on this paper? South Burlington ofijciuls thinji the bills of their slanding council a little high. Patronize Smith's ten cent ex press and save fifteen.

We hear con siderable fault found as to the lack of discipline in the lower branches of our schools. Who got tho first stream Tuesday? City Election. The election in this city Tuesday, strange as it may seem, surprised some people. Of the result we have little, if any, fault to find. The new members elected are all honorable, business men and we trust will prov a valuable acquisition to the board.

Mr. Joel H. Holton, Mr. Hiram Walker, Mr. J.

W-Goodell are gentlemen whose Integrity noun.n has time to question; their capacity is conceded as among the very first, nnd we are of the honest opinion that the election was a success. Town Meetings. SOUTH BURLINGTON. Moderator, Stewart; town clerk, John Smith; selectmen, Thayer, John Hefllon, Prootor; treasurer, John Smith; overseer of poor, Henry Bean; 1st constable, Henry Bean; auditors, Stewart, A Hopkins, Vim Sicklen; town grand juror, TF Stewart; lown agent, John Euright; superintendent of schools, A Kimball listers, John Smith, LB Baldwin, A Comstock; voted 30 percent; vote for county commissioner. Smith Wright 44.

COIX3IIE6TEB. Town clerk, Horton selectmen, Small, A Wheeler, Samul Big- wood; town treasurer, 11 Horton; overseer of the poor, Allen Slone, con stable and collector, Allen Stone; listers, Merrill, Edson, McBride; auditors, Greenleaf, Dunbar, Lyon; town grand juror, II Gray; town agent, Small; superintendent of schools, Amsden voted tax of 40 cents on the dollar. 81IELBUISN. Moderator, Walter Weed; town clerk, Tyler; selectmen, II Harmon, Smith, Spear; trea surer, Wells; overseer of poor and poor farm director, White; listers, Miller, Sutton, Fred" Hart; auditor, White, Curtis Pace, Henry White; trustee of public money, Wells; town grand jurors, Van Vliot, Edgar Nash. WILLISTON.

Clerk and treasurer, WN Murray; selectmen, II 8 Joslyn, Ira Stevens, A Bingham; overseer of poor and poor farm director, II Johnson; con stable, Chaplin listers, Wm Met- calf, John Whitcomb, Geo Patten; auditors, II Talcott, Talcott, Douglass; town grand jurors, Geo Reed, Jason C'ark town agent, Smith Wright; superintendent of public schools. Mrs Draper. Vote! to raise 16 cents on the dollar of the grand list. JERICHO. raonerator, Lytnan Stlnison; town clerk, Frank Lane; treasurer, Howe; overseer of poor, Lyman St ra son onnstnhlo, Stevens; selectmen.

Fay, White, II Day; listers Wlllord, Oliver Lowry, go the tor the C. i Ira Eli II. E. -T. W.

U. tax of 55 cents on the dollar lo nioet expenses and pay $3000 of railroad bonds. jaixTOtr. Geo. Ashley, moderator; Buskin, town clerk; Geo Ashley, A Phelps, A Booih, selectmen; A Ashley, Phelps, Caswell, listers; El, Whitney, treasurer; Win handon, I c.mstable; II town agent; Wheeiock, town superintendent; town tax 30 cents.

CHARLOTTE. Moderator, John II Thorp; clerk, Higbee; selectmen, George A Foote, Williams, A Williams; treasur er, Carlisle Lew id; overseer of the poor, John Quinlan; constable and collector, Ira Wicker; listers, A Sherman, Pease, Charles II Keese; auditors. Kehoe, Read, A Eaton; trustee of public money, John Thorp; super intendent of Thompson's Point, John fhorp. KICBMOND. Moderator, John Mason; town clerk, Salmon Green; treasurer, AK Jaeobs; selectmen, Balch, Hil ton, Cutler; constable, Conaut overseer of poor, Albeit Town; 6uper ntondent of schools.

Salmon Green; listers, Hall, ward Hihireth, Andrews; agent to prosecute and defeno claims, Henrv Gil'etl: town tax, 2d cents on a dollar. IIINESBUKGH. Moderator, Anson II Weed: clerk, Miles; treasurer, Miles; select men, Partch. Wright, Patrock listers, Frederick Maeck, Boynton, Ray: constable, Bovnion versei-r of poor, II Weed; dire Peck. Rev A Fio'd, Boynton Page, Finney, Jaoms Frascr; auditors, Whitaker, CP Boynton, Miles; town agent, Isaiah jlow.

ana ti town lax twenty per cent. ST. ALBANS. Moderator, A Smith; clerk, Weeks; selectmen, A Collins, Des chenes; A Clark: overseer of the poor, Walker; listers, A Lyon, II Greene, Selh Collins, Stevens Lawrenrse, Story constable and collector, Downing; town agent, McGeltnpkj superintendent of schools, Ihomas Burgees. Voted to raise 000 for current expenses and $5000 for the sinking fund.

Physical Culture. A classical youth hands us the fol lowing which to a great extent we must endorse! Was there not something "said" about a college gymnasium? We think there wag, and by the looks of the pres ent tresnman class It seems ns if some thing more than a good college building was needed. Now the class of stu- ents we have here are those who are mosiiy oougeu to worK their" way through and they are the boys who "nan out" the best in the end. 'But there is large number of boys who -go to liege as well as not and it they arc tsiders it is just as convenient to go one college as an other, and thev will where they can have the best time and you can't blame them. IIow in regard to phjaionl development, our col lege and puhhc schools are actually "dead," and even by the lime the bovs graduate from our high schools they now naciiy tne etteet ot Iheir high men- training and the utter neglect of aysical development.

Now hurry Uo Etart the students in it and make it a part of their regu- ar wore: ann coiiegs outside of the ate will net number twice as manv ermon) students as our own. A Boy. Markets, St. Albans. Tuesday, March 4.

Butter so to Selections to 28 Eggs sa Richmond. Mondnv. Marrh a Butter "i in to SO KKgs Si ITYOMffilluTOIJT, ELECTION NOTICE. At ttie election held In the City of Butlinirton. ermont.

the 4th day ol March, 1834, for the uroose of clectinff a Mavor aiid a Citv JihIca ro serve for a term of one year each, from the 1st Monday In April, 1884 the following, named had number of votes set opposite tUeir names respectively, FOR MAYOR. George H. Morse had Scattering 1144 4 votes Morse's Majority FOR CITY JUDQg. 1U9 Seneca Haselton hlid -Scattering 1141 6 IS WAJtB ONE. Elihu B.

Taft, as Alderman for a term of two (2) years. Charles Allen, as School Commissioner for a term of two (2) years. Orvis S. Storrs as Ward Clerk. Alonzo A.

Davis, 1 Henry C. Smith, as Inspectors of Elections. jidwara i. Shaw, I IN WARD TWO. Joel n.

Holton as Alderman for a term of i years. Friwin S. iipoi- ii Want f'lm-b- wm. is. 1 O.

Safford, -as Inspectors of Elections. E. Germain, I INWARD THREE, Charles J. Alger, as Aldetman for a term of two years. William Hogan as School Commissioner for ft terra of two yoara.

Wm. Newton, as Ward Clerk. an iuiv i John Sheridan. Vas Insnttnrn of Kloallnns J. Fianigan, IN WARD FOUR.

Hiram Walker as Alderman for a term of two years. Oeo. E. Johnson as Ward Clerk, B. Johnson, bt.

Woodburv. as Insnftntnm nf 'Rlpclinn Stanley liali, IN WARD FIVE. W. Goodell aa'AMermanforaterm or two cnra F. Hendee as Ward Cierk.

L. barber, Elias Lyman, as Inspectors of Elections. William UemmingJ WM. II. SOOT, Clerk.

Bnrllngton, Marobsth, 1S84. FOE SALE. TWO bDllilltlS lOta. With ten.mftnt. Imnaoa South Vnion Street, a double tenctiient on 8nuth Wlllarrl street; also three lots owned by the Mack estate, near till) town house in South lliirllnglon.

I. W. KUSSliLU Co-parlnersllip Notice. Notice la hereby given that we, the undersigned, have thia day formed a co-partneraliip in the flour, grain and feed trade, and that under the firm name of Jones Isham we will heresftor carry on the bustneas heretofore cunduetod li; J. W.

Jonea, at Ihe old stand, 148 Church Street. J. W. JONES, C. 8.

ISIIAM. Burlington, March, 1st, lasl. Auction Sale. Will be asM at auction, at Dunbar'a Hotel, Ool-chester, March at 2 mM the house and lot opposite said hotel, occupied hy J. Merrill, Esq.

also a email tract of land situated nearly opposite said hotel; also about ffO acres of flood laud and pasture Bit uated in Essex; also about SO acres ot laud called the "SlerrlU Haoe Courae," Term ol aal made "laorm at Bale. B.B. SMAUflr. In A are Our Neither are we going' away, but we TUB Days SELL THEM THEY and College Streets. I Table Linens! we can say is, call and get our prices, Bed Spreads! sized Bed Spread for 50 cents.

ail Plaiis or colored silk go to TTHE Great Organ Patent Case contested in the courts for thirteen years has resulted in a final and complete overthrow for the opponents of the Estey Organ. The well earned leading position of the Esteys, after years of effort, is not easily set aside by the cheap imitators of a day. The intelligent musical public every, where will help a decision as to the value of the Estey Organs, and an Illustrated Catalogue, sent free by the manufacturers to any address, will suggest many pleasing styles. We can furnish it at Bailey's Music Store, Bur lington, Vt. H.

W. HALL, MANAGES. Carpet Wearing. All Orders Ifift. with Mime nila.

Fletcher Free Library btiiuiino- win vniv attention. allek RANDALL'S Dental Parlors, CORNER CIIURCn AM) BANK STREETS. BGas used for the eytr8f.Hnn nf teeth. Engagements made by telephone. 51 6m Being ol lawful age do still say that I have the most extensive line of Ever Exhibited tho city, all of whieh is for sale at I mean business, and shall not "carry over" much of a stock if I have to give Cloth ing away.

E. P. Shaw. IBEEII Grand display of these Goods can be seen at H. B.

Holmes Go's Confectionery and Stationery Store, 128 CHURCH are very low, and goods of tho best workmanship. Remember WE KEEP ALL THE N. Y. STORY PAPERS AND MAGAZINES. Stock of Fine Candles of all kinds Is Complete.

OEAhQUAHTEIta OF Holmes' Western Ticket Agency. Clam Chowder AT TIMES RB8TAURANT EVERY SATURDAY EVENING. Piatt Allen, WINOOSKI i VERMONT WANT 1,000 COON SKtN.I, TOU WHICH TrlEY WILL PAY TUB HIGHEST CASH FRIVB. FOR SALE. Mt farm situated oil Spear street.

BoutH Bur llnir'ron. comamirjif 13 acres of land ji a ennd state of cultivation, with trood bniicimjra. Terms 11 Ti Own Price I Ve anp i IM it 11 ill pi a i ll attacii'jd. liiua iiuvcii propose to give our customers a benefit, KINSLEY Will sell Cottons from this data at lower prices than any plaoa in the Stat Call and be convinced. Just think of it a Better Yard Wide, Bleached Cotton than Fruit of the Loom or Lonsdale, or your choioe of either of the above brands, at only 8 oents per yard.

Table Linens! We shall begin a sale this week. All If WILL SORELY PAY YOU. uooas ana carpets tor tne next sisty days, commencing Tuesday, Dec. 4th, and continuing for the next two months, and we shall make the lowest We shairoffer 100 rolls of CAPITAL li.Si 0. 100.000 Tickets at Five Hollars ketch.

Fractions, in Fifths in pnqivrtion. Ur'T OF PIUZFS. 1 CAPITAL PHIZE ftWl 1 dO Clo lit!) 1 do (lo .10 2 PItlZES lio ii) hio 10 do Idih' iiO 20 do i-noii 100 do 300 do 5U0 (10 5(1 MKi do in ino APFROX1M VriON 9 9 do 'o 9 do di i. 1967 Prizes, flmounfmp; tor ra only to tin orlicc nf c. For tui'l-tit'f inirx-miiTicvi address.

Wnke I', widresfl Kcifistcri'ii i.f'I! NATIONAL HANK. Postal Notrs ard press (nil sums of $5 ai our cxpL'uae) iu OC M. A. DAtTTTIN. btvrntn fc.

THE 1 I i i v. I 1 in a vnh 1 1,1 a iipiviuii iij I A. pAiTIUV. Wr.tV.i I). O.

1 nil Il pets, including all the best makes, such as Lowell's, Hartford's, Kiderminster's and Philadelphia's, at 75 cents per id Spreads! Remember We arc selling a full Ins Mill 1 yard; former price $1.00. 50 Lsrusseis uarpets at tne low usual price $1.25. 50 Piect'H Tapestry Tirusacls 60 Pieces Tapestry Brussels at I'iccfts Body Brussels Carpet at 25 l'irces Hotly ririiascln Carpet at 2. Pieces Ilody Brussels i iirpL-t, short It-iigtiis, Id IMfces Iicmp Ciirii't nt. 10 Pieces lieiuii Carpet At the ahtive pricen we shall sell onlv wliat coods rices of Burlington and vicinity Yearly Closing Sale of Dry prices ever made in this city.

the best two-ply Ingrain Car rolls ol Koxbury Tapestry prices ot Uu cents to ti5 1.25 I.BSv l.oo' t.15 o.o Former Price $1.0 Former Price 0.85 Former Price. 1,75 Former Price 1.50 Former 1.50 Former Pries 20 anri ft.iS Former Price 25 and 0.30 we liav on hantl. as we cannot (lnnUc.it at tiipsf Net Hpros, Stris, Etc Shades am! Qualities. Children's Underwear ncnnltifrt Underwear, tti-milue Bradford Full Line at Bottom Prices. aO Woo! Shawla for Ladies and Muses YOU LAHTPM AND emr tiin-v priceH.

Anyone waiitmp a Oai DRt any time Wltlin the next year, tiaJ bot.r bay now ami as wo positively suaU not 811 nr. the a'jovc pricua artoi th? time advertised. We nave aian just reoeiveti full hue of Uugs, Matd, Hassocks, Druggrts. which we shall sell very low during the Holidays. Our StoeK is large.

2000 yarda at only 10 cents per yard. 2000 yards only 12 1-2 cents per yard. We shall offer a lot of striped P. K. remnantfi For only 7 cents per yard.

II you want a nice dress go to KINSLEY'S. Cloaks Cloaks A Large Variety for Lartips, Mimes and Children, at bottom pries. We ihall make -he lowost or on thee gouJs we liave ever moilo. Call auJ me tne gooclj and note the prlcei. Oreso Goodo! In all Hie N'cwoit sha Ic and Qua'ttles.

If you want a black ls mm, fir toiai- o-z KINSLEY'S. BlaS less Goois In all 1 DRESS Ladies', Cent's and At 26 percent, less than prices elsewhere. We have HOSIERY AND GLOYES-A He will sell you these goods at right prices, because he buys for cash. His expenses are low and ho is satisfied with a small profit. For anything in dry goods call and see the stock of Silk, Velvets and Velveteens.

The largeat Utie lu the tt), One lut (Wwed Silk Telvrts at St.S'i per yard; wortli SHiWLS FOR IIGUD.U PKESE.NT5. itave Just received a very laigc line in all tfraUos KXIT HOODS AND NUBIAS TV AM- COT.OK. WOOLEN JACK1US, bUAlt F.S, ULOVK-S, I.KGWINS AD CORVKVS We shall also nhnw a large line IToliday Oooda, such L-wli" tajffl and Pursa, 'lies rmi vcxtH QmV Puraiw and rortvmuuiiuiea. Also suit riaiiiiKerchivft in lai tfu vunety. wive a oii u'(j oouvluced lhat COOli'ai the piaoe to buy your ii oouds nnd Catiiet aod iioliday (JooU.

THE WHITE Stands aekiiowlctiTCd tho i.4ll i. i it hu Ota pcrfoct AUTOMATIC BOBBIN In m-rr bobbin cr.ioui rs .1 01 r.n.:.. It V.o Vr.r'.CEt. xtxvf tf wtS, nwl Is ilia LIGHTEST Till M'VmiM nuirket. v.iin'.nl mini'ciipLl rr'icrr, 163 TREHOMT BUSTC.i, KINSLEY, G.

144 CHURCH STREET. 3VE. OOOK, Nos. 57 and 59 Church Burlington. asy.

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