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Anchor Boiling Cloths.
10th June, 1889

From tic celebrated manIfactory Of DeFOm NCo
of the Prouincc Of Saint Gam in Stcit=criand.
YHNHE Subscriber has jus, received full as
h. sorimcnt Of the above boiling Cloths, d..
rect from the manufacturers, comprising a the
numbers used either in ordinary country Mills
or for the finest merchantable Flour, which will
he sold 25 per cent. less than ever offered in
this place before.
All cloths bought Of the subscriber are war
ranted in every particular
WIN 3. STANLEY.
Columbia, $. G. Nay27, 1880 cl7
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and cherries, gathered by ourselves, from

and cherries, gathered by ourselves, from
the trees.
"Twas FEAST fit for an emperor"
We wandered whittier we listed over
The farm-palted the young lambs-no-
liced the caracoles of the colts-hearken-
ed 10 the Growing Of cllanlicleer-the gah-
BILE of the ducks, and the wild music OF
The woodland birds. On the fourth day,
our peregrinations ended, and we returned
to the dust, and buslle, and excitement of
the town
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StaDEe G. FN1acv Goods.

suitable Tor The season. Embracing almost
every variety of Fancy Goods, that ure usually
kept in this market. Their Goods have hecn
selected with great care, aud they feel conf
dent ,a, they are able to give their customers
satisfaction, with regard to prices aud quality.
They invite their friends. aud customers. to
call and examine their Stock, and buy Goods.
at low prices.
They feel thankful for past i:lvors, and hope
10 merit continuance of public patronage.
NICHOLSON & PRESLEY.
Marc, X. lS':9 If 8
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the line marked out by the King of the
Netherlands, and with many this idea was
Strengthened to-day, by the fact that MIR.
Stevenson, the American Minister, yesler-
day visited the Chancellor of the Exche'
quer at his official residence, after having
had long conference with the Foreign
Secretary.
The correspondence between General
Scott and SirJoI:n Harvey, which terlnin-
aled the Boundary dispute, was received
in London OH the Both, aud pronounced
highly satisfactory.
The intelligence gave an impetus to the
stock market seneraly,and purchases en-,
tered into it with renew ed spirit. Al the
same time The news of MIR. Bihdle's resig-
nation of the Presidency OF the Bank OF
the United States was received, ard oc-
casioned good deal of conversation. His
resignation was generally y considered, how
ever, from his well known character, 10 in
dicaIe ilourishins condition oflhe Bank,
which it isrIshlIy presumed he would not
have left iii any difficulty.
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A STROLL IN THE COUNTRY.

In the balmy month which has just
passed, we retired from The tolls Of bust
ness, to spend few days in the country.
A, early dawn, while the dews yet eemmeA
the leaves. we left our couch aud sailed
forth to behold the sun rise. The pale cit
seldom sees this sight, or if perchance his
eyes should be blessed with the glorious
vision, the sunsbeams are beheld through
the murky atmosphere, which generally
hangs over city. Atlhis early period Of
the day, how delightful to breathe the re-
viving air, aud to behold all nature awak-
ching once more to life aud joy! Iu the
language of Ensland's dramatist, stroll
like this, is
TO do observance 10 morn of May"
When the day was farther advanced, we
extended our walk into the rich woods a.
round the dwelling of our friend. Odorous
wild flowers ON all sides, ,resaled us. State
ly aud graceful trees shielded us by their
shade, from the warm beams o. the sun.
As we entered grove, where the haw-
thorn and oak ahounded, we thought of
some of The scenes in Shakspeare's drama
of Twelfth Night, or, What you Will"
and 1.-THE Midsummer Nights Dream"
which we had just been reading. What a
luxury to read Shakespeare in the country!
An admirer of the old dramatisl, cannot
fully appreciate him ia the city. The
ceaseless hubbub distracts his thoughts.
In the. country, he continually finds new
beauties as he turns over his pages. There,
does be see the beauty, and appropriate.
ness of his rural images. There, does he
find the poets description Of the sunrise
and sun-set-of the many colored clouds
perfect pictures. There, too does he find
the description of the farm-yard-of the
sports of hinds-of the dwelers in the
stream and forest-,rue to the very life.
Bu, adieu to Shakespeare.
AS each new day dawned upon Us. we
rode or walked alternately, with friend,
through the woods, as the humor prompt
ed us. He with shot-pouch OIL shoulder,
and gun in hand, to do execution, and we
with an umbrella-yes, with an umbrella.
10 protect us from the heat,as we emerged
from the ,hickets, into the open fields. We
bad warred sufficiently with our pen, a
gains, our adversa!ies. and we could not
sIay the innocent birds and beasts, who
had not injured us. with the "death deal
ing tube" We have no particular incl
dents TO record, for none transpired. Suf-
flee it 10 say. we drank cool water. fresh
from the living fountain-ate delicious
strawberries, Just pulled from the vines
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A REMARKABLE TREE.-A Tennessee
paper gives an account of a remarkable
tree, which is growing in Williamson
county, in that State. Ii is peach tree,
we'll filled with fruit, almost every peach
on which is double, triple, and in some
instances qnadrupIe, closely joined togerh-
er. There are few scattering unes on il,
but the larger portion are double and pie.
This is the first year it has boruc fruit.
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Fronce.-AfTairs in France at the latest
dates were somewhat settled. After pro-
,racled struggle, g. deep excitement which
pervaded all classes, IL on the 18th Of May,
ended in serious riot in Paris; on the
18th ult., the Ministry was formed, and
announced in the Moni,eur, as follows
Marshal Soult-President ofthe Coun-
ell and Minister of Foreign Affairs.
NJ. Duchatel-Minister Of the Interior.
VI. Cunin Gridaiue-Minis,er Of Com
merce. :
Lieut.. General Schneider-Aliuster of
War.
NJ. Villemaiue, Peer Of France-Minis-
ter of Public Instruction.
Nj. Tesle-Minister of Justice.
NJ. Passy-Minister of Finance.
nj. Duperre-Minister of Marine.
Nj. Dufaure-Nlinisle of Public Works.
We copy the following from the New
York Star. -,
Foreign Affairs. it will he seen. .are all
retained by the Doc,riuares and Court
party, certain Of The secondary portfolios
having been given 10 few Centre Gau-
che members, who have allowed them
selves to he gained over from the Liberal
side Of the Chamber.
Atlhe sitting ofrhe Chamber Of DePu-
ties the Ministers all made their appear
ance, when Marshal Soult ascended the
tribune, aud said
"Gentlemen, the ministry is constituted.
The King has made me its President. l
am confident that the names will he ac-
ceptable, as they suit beforehand,t the wish
es of the Chambers. honor myself by
partaking of their responsibility before
the King, and before The Chamber. The
ac, Of these ministers accepting office, IS a
proof of their devotion to the Throne and
10 The King. We are all agreed as 10 our
political principles, which have been &C
cepted by the Crown.
These are the free acts Of council,
which is responsible and soidoire-Peace
compatible. with he national dignity, order
founded upon law, active protection for
those interests on which repUses the pros
perity of the country, frankness aud firm
ness in ministerial relations with the
Chambers as the best means OF freconciline
peoples minds. As to myself | need not
speak of my devotion 10 the King and to
France. shall always be found TO en-
terlain the sentiments Of the old soldier
10 the Empire, who knows that the coun-
try wishes peace, but peace noble aud
generous"
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n L. w H HR WI
IN H.4MRURG, S, C..

Nv II-IHI'OttU' % O'
FHN He Subscribers beg leave 10 inform their
a friends, aud the public generally, that
tlrev have associated themselves together in tile
Town of Hamburg, for the purpose Of trans
acting general
Grocery and Commission Busiaess,
in which capacity they offer themselves to the
public, and hope, by Il strict and close attention
to business, to receive liberal share Of patron-
age. Their Stock shall be composed ofthe
most choice and well selected articles usually
kept in Grocery and Staple Dry Goods line.
All Orders, Or letters addressed to them, for
any article, or business on Commission, shall
meet with careful attention aud despatch.
HENRY l. JEFFERS.
HUMPHREYS BOULWARE
Hamburg, May 13, 1889 ac Is
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The Editor acknowledges payment from
The tolloving Subscribers.
For 1899.
Moo Iy Burt, Thomas J. Foster, Bate
Howard, Jasper Gibbs, John Harrison,
Rev. Thos. Morris, VIM. CuIbrealh. jun.
Capt. Richard Ward. w. II Key, S. Fl.
Butler, Esq John Burns, Benz. Minis,
WIN. loor, Snowden Griffin. NJ. Arlis, Capt.
D. Bird, for self and T. B. Bird, T. w.
Morton.
1888.
Moody Burt, John Harrison. Captain B
Ward, Capt. d. Bird, for '37 g. 3S, and
for II. B. Bird, aud J. l.. Simkins, for '3S
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EdgefieEd SheriG',s Sales.
June 10, 1889

pY virue of sundry writs Of feri tacias, to
I'D me directed, will be sold ut Edgefeld
Court House, on The first Monday and Tuesday
in July next the following property, viz:
3. F McDoHafd. Assignee vs. Thomas A.
Cobb and James Carter, one House and Lot
in the town of Hamburg, known as the prop
er,y of Thomas A. Cobb.
Meetze & Bauknight, Assignees. VS. D. G.
Hayes, one tract Of Land containing GA acres
more or less bounded by John Crout, Cary
Snelgrove and Plymale ]. Fort and others
Terms Cash.
w. II. MOSS, S. E. D.
10th June, 1889 10
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.Mloas0S2sE22lestES.

ERf Divine permission, will preach on
AD Monday, 2ltli inst. nj Siloam.- tuesday,
ut Observation-Disclosures, ut Damascus.-
Thursday, at Mountain Crcek.-Friday, at
Stephens Creek.-Saturday. at Gilgal.-Sun-
dny. at Red Hll.-Alonday, at Antiuch-and
Tuesday. ut Pleasant Grove.
Ministering and other brethren, who may see
these appointments, will make them public.
WILLIAM P. HILL.
June 3, 1889 C 10
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SB' R ED

A~EtSRoM the subscriber en- the
&STaY" Il llth Of April, miles from
tS Hamburg, on the stnge road 10
~ SsS.% = Edgelield c. Fl. a darh grey Man,
about 1 years old. and between band IA hands
high She had The scratches OH one of her hind
feet; the fetlock is or was cut off that foot Her
tail mostly white and dim star OH her fore
head ANY information will be thankfully re-
reivri $40 reward will be given for the de-
livery Of the mare.
RUTHA ANDERSON.
May 81, 1889 dl7
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500 Reward.

STOLEN OIL Monday night, the 9th instant
y from the residence of Capt L. B. Belcher.
Patent Siirer Hatch, with Silk Braid Chain,
and Brass Key attached to it,
Whosnever will deliver the said Watch To
the subscriber. and proof sufficient TO convic.
the thief, shall receive the above reward.
RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON.
April H. 1889 till
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AT Cokesbury, Ahbcvile Ds'ricr, On
the 9th inst. by The Rev. Chs. l.. Walker,
George Parrot, Esq. Of Hamburg, >. G.,
to Miss Margaret Nj. Walker, of Charles
ION.
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Sts'ayed
FD UN I'D.
Public Notice

HS hereby given, that a Petition signed by
Il the citizens at Edgefed Court House, will
be presented to the Honorable the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Stale Of South
Carolina, at its next session, for the incorpora>
ton of the Village Of Edgcfeld.
May 81, 1880 16
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The LondonMornine Advertiser of April
90, saws: "With respect TO The boundary
question, there are speculaliuns alloat in
the City, that our Government is ready to
give compensation 10 America, 10 obtain
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The Knoxville Register of the 10Th ult.
states that the hcatl that place had been
at higher temperature than had ever been
known so early in the season. The mer-
curry in Fareuheit ranging from 90 to 95
degrees in ordinary exposures.
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DISSOLUTION.

NHE Copartnershp OH L-JErFERs& Co.
Il OF Hamburg, South Carolina, was dis.
solved on the lst of August, 1898. by mutual
consent. All unsettled business Of the concern
will be attended TO by II. L. Jefiers.
II l.. JEFFERS.
r. BARBER.
Hamburg, Mayo 1889 &C 16
q beg leave most respectfully to inform my
Il friends, and the public generally, that Mr..
HUMPHREYS BoULwARE has associated himself
with me, and that the business will hereafter lie
tInue under the name of JEFFERS + BOUL.
WdRE, and hope that continuation of the
liberal patronage hitherto bestowed, will be
merited and received.
IT. L. LETTERS.
Hamburg, May l3. 1859 &C is
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New. Spring & Summer

H0ODS.-The subscribers beg leave TO in
Va form their friends, and the public gener-
ally, that they have just received u large assort.
lnnnf OF
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NOTICE.

A LARGE amount of motes and accounts
IA due to Lorrain Geddings, formerly OF
Hamburg, has been placed in the hands OF tho
subscriber, with the positive direction TO sue
upon all such of them. as are not settled on or
before the first Monday in June next
J.P. CARROLL, attorney.
May 9, 1898 If i3
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his contempt Of Dr.. Niles. because he once
exercised lowly calling. The Hon. j.
Henderson, Wing, recently elected US
Senator from Mississippi, is said also to
have arisenifom a very humble rank in
life. If this Senator, and DR.. Niles be
men of worth, they have no reason to be
ashamed OF their humble origin, let ars-
,ocra,ic editors say what they will. Office
does not confer patent Of nobility upon
homes, men. They are sufficiently respec-
table in private life, withou, the prefix OF
"IIonorable" 10 their names. Our readers
we'll know, that
"Honor and shame from no condition rise.
Act well your par, there all the honor lies"
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Notice..

HY order of the Ordinary. will be sold at
ED Edgetield c. Fl. on the first Monday in
Jniv next, on credit till TIC 25th Of Decem-
her next, Seven Negroes of the Estate of Ed
war,l Garrett, deceased. Notes and security
required Of purchasers.
JAMES MILLER,
Agcnt Of the Executor.
June 10, 1889 Go
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Ely vi Z. N H. Al.
MARRIED

=" The sakcn tic that binds t,oo ceiling heart 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25
-,TEAN g. SS-.I

TUAVE returned from Boston aud New
Il IL York with n more Complete nssntl'
meut Of GOODS than they have ever b"
fore offered to the unblc; wh,ch they are
now opening ond OFF, for sale, for CASH at
much less prices than they have ever been
abe to offer them. 10 consequence OF
Goods having been sacrificed at Auction,
lhcy were fortunate in making their pur'
chascs with cash, OF a time Of the greatest
pressure. al their own prices. Ladies and
Gentlemen can now buy as many goods at
Lyman 81 Coles for one dollar, as they
could formerly have bought for one dollar
and twenty five to fifty cents. Please call
and see what we can show you in The way
OF DRY GOODS. Our assortment is too
extensive TO onumorate articles. Oc'. 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25
Gold Watches and other Goods,

WE have received some very pretty
w aud Good LIE Pine Watches, jew
elcd, warranted TO perform well. We
have fine Gold Patent Levers,
CHESS MEN,
India Ink; Battledores and Shutlecocks or
Birds, IL DOZEN
lIav's Linamcnt which viii cure all kinds
of Piles. if it fails to do so the MONEY WILL
BE RETURNED also more Of Sherman's
POOR MANS PLASTER,
and Shermans Cough and Worm and
Ca'haric Lozenges which give good sat
lsiaction to purchasers.
-.4LSO.-
$1,000 ,sorth Of .Morisonss Pills
which are daily more and more used and
are in higher estimation than any other
medicine ever introduced to the world.
We have beautiful assortment of Good:
at tho Variety Store.
Remember the place, for i, is the only
place in town to get the above article gen
unr. PANGBORN g. BRlNSMAID.
Oct. 10, 1889.
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Hiram CIarke's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, }
DGsr. or CHITTENDEN, IS

A TIA Probate Couri, holden at Burlng.
IN ton within mud for said district, on
the - h day Of October A, d 1889. Pre-.
sem, he Hon. Chs. Russell Judge an
instrument, purporlIng TO be The last wll
and testament of Hiram Clark late of MI.
ton IN said district, deceased, being presen-
ted to the Court here bv EIjnh Herrck
and Linus Bascom the Executors therein,
FAMED tor probate; It ia ordered by sa d
Court, HAT all persons concerned therein.
he tiied 10 appear al r session Of said
Court to be holden a. the office of the
Register Of sand Court in Burlington IN
sald district. on the SECOND Wednesday OF
November A. ID 1889, and show cause, II
any they may have. against the probate of
SAID viii, TOR whlCh purpose 1t IS farther
ordered. that n c"py OF tho record Of this
order be- published three weeks success
slvciv, IN 'be Free Press, newspsp pee
pr,ntcd at Burlington a, soon es may be.
a true copoy 81 record,
Attest WM, WESTON. Registsr.
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afflicted with Loprosv. and so horribly, that
sho could not houi joint without gushing
ont or bood--6 bottles cured her.
A You>G LApy--Of Boston. was cured
or n violent bnmor ~ her eyes, by the
Dtops.
LADY IN CuAR1EsrowS.- Was cured
Of white swelling on her knee JOINT, by
these Drops and Jcbb's Imminent.
A Man IN Who had
hccn troubled for years by an obstinate
kings evil. was cured bv these Drops
A LApy-W Was cured Of terrible case
of St. An,honv's Fire, bv the Drops.
A CurLp-Alsn Of . distressing scro'n'n'
A PrRsoN.-Trouble with violent
",up,ions on the face, was cured by these
Drops, after various other medicine and
! had ia lied
*s*Thesc Drops will cure the most in'
ve,era,e Scrorula, ST. Anthony's FIRE.
Scurvy. Srlt Rheum, Eryepselas, Leprosy
Pimpled Faces, Sore Eyes, Sca'd Head
in Children. Ol Sores or Ulcers. Foul
fostering Ernplions, Humors, Fever Sores.
| feven when the bone has become collous,.
White Swelling, lin connection with Jebb'f
Lniment.( Venerial Tan's, when Mercn'
~ failed J and al, other disorders arising
| from an impure ,atn ofthe blood aud Jnl'
cos. and are the best Spring and Autumn
al nhvsc.
Price 81. or bottles for s.. Ask fol
Dr. Relics Botanical Drops
%e*Prepared by II. KIDpER, successo
to Dr.. Conway, and for sale at bis Count
ing Room. No. 90 Cont street, next t'
]. K,dder's Drug Store,near Concer, Hall
Boston. For sale by J. g. ]. II. PECk
& CO, Burlington Vt.
None genuine unless signed Y. KIDDER
on the outside printed wrapper.
| Large discount 10 dealers. X
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Copartnership Notice.

ENllE subscribers give notice that they
l. have associated with them in business
Mr. Joseph Wait, late of The firm Of Wat &
Tabor, for the transaction OF the general
Dry Goods, Grocery a. Provision business,
and will hereafter conduct business at their
old stand under the name IL firm of La,hrop,
Potwln e. Wait. Their Store has been
recently and entirely refilled and improved
and they are now prepared with very ex.
tenslve assortment of Goods to accommo,
date their friends and customers on The very
lowest terms for cash, or most kinds o.
country produce. GIDEON LATHROP.
HENRY w. POTWIN
JOSEPH WAIT.
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N. Y. NlARkEr.-Oci. 10.

FLoUR.-.This has been a most active week in
Flour. In the early part IA spirit 10 purchase was
manifested. ani holders me, BUYERS freely. From
% 900 to so 600 bhls have been taken and nearly
all southern, al 6 25 II 6 50. But little western
here and consequently but liule DONE We learn
that in this city alone, about so 600 barrels Of -four
have been Inspected during the present week.. The
shipments will be very heavy. and notwithstanding
the advanced price, the article is purchased with
eagerness and hurried Fl ON the country with all pos.
sbe de- patch.
GRAIN-There have been few parcels OF
Wheat in Market which were sold ~ l2l TO l25
cents, which is an advance. So little corn has
come in that The article has advanced from Is TO SIS
cents. Oals firm AT As TO GO cents.
PRovIsIoNs-The stock Of Pork is large, from
s TO 10 900 bbls. The sales are steady, wilhou,
any change ofprice. Mess l6, Prime IL a l24
Of Beef there is larger stock than is required 70,
the season. Some new has come into market but
in spoiled condition, Lard dull ,-Erpress.
BOSTON.
PRovIsIoSs-A kinds are du Il, and quotation.
poorly sustained; 100 bbs Western Mess Pork
good quality, sold al auction, SIS per Ib 4 ms.
WooL-rhe demand continues extremely limit
en-, and sales too small 10 quote from as "A wholesale
price. Quotations are in a great measure nominal
BRIGHTON.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cattle Former prices were
not sustained on the second and third quality. W.
quote first quality, 7 25 IT'S Second quality
6 asa 6 IS. Third quality, 5 90 a IS.
Stores-Sales were made al prices very unequa
and lower than las, week. We quote Yearlmg
Halls. Two year old II 81.
Co,os and Caires-Sales 25, 80, As, and Go
Sheep--The price Of pe|ls has since last weel
very materially declined, and the few lots sol
were al reduced prices. Lots were sold at ! 62
! 90. 2 25, 2 80, and 90.
S,cine-A very few sales only we're effected
few lois TO pedde were sold at Al for sows, and 5
for barrows. AT retail 81 for sows, and g.
for barrows.
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PAPER :!

Cap. Letter. Note. Bank Cap, fancy
colored Tissue, and a great vdriety Of
other paper Of good quality and fair
price
Blue and Black Fluid
Black and Red Ink
Gold and Siiuer Ink
Biqck Ink Pouder
Ink Stands II good assortment
Mdelibie Ink, ,oith and uiihout prepare.
lion
large and smnH Printing Cards
Visiiing Cards and Card Cases
Sand aad Wa(er Bores
Letter Stamps and Folders
Dra,cing Pencils
CnmeFs hair Pencih
Pencil Leafs
Inlin Rubber
Wdiicis and Pocktt Books
Port FoIios md Scrap B0oks
.Nemorandum Books
States and Pencils
Together with great variety Of articles
too numerous TO mention. Please call at
the Booi Bindsry on College Street. at
the sign of the Red Ledger.
Oct. 10, 1889.
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Dwight Deans Estate.

WE the Subscribers, having been
w appointed by the Honorable the
Probate Cour. for The District Of Chllten
den, commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of al
persons, against the estate Of Dwight
Dean, late Of Burlington in said District
deceased, represented nsovont and also
all claims and demands cx hIblIed in offset
thereto and SIX months from the day OF
the date hereof, beng allowed by sind
Court for that purpose, we DO therefore
hereby give notice, that we will attend to
the business Of our appointment, at the
dwelling of Iiermon w. r. Dean in Bur.
nngton IN said District, on the second
Tuesdays of January and February next,
OF 10 O'Clock. A NJ, on each Of SAID days
Dated. tins ll'h day Of October, A. D.
1899. LUTHER LOOMS. } Commits
J. VAN SICKLIN. Jr. Sioners