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USEFUL THINGS,
AT PInSbOrn 4 BrinSmaid'S.

TT go X S and Eyes, Snaps, Elastrcs, l.acc,s,
14Wor>'ed needles, knitting, sewing and darning
d"., liver and Steel top Thlml les, Specacles, Eye
lets, Whale'one, Stillettoe,, Emcries, Pencils, Twec-
>erS, Comb, Snu iers, CandIe>ticks, cheap Tea Pots,
SCISSOR, Bottles for Ca>'ors, children, cups, Hair
Pms, Tea BELLS, Brushes Of all / ind>, Soaps, Bn>ks,
Shoe and Stock Bucles, Card, children's Belts, India
Rnhl er and Ivory Rings, Napkin Ring., Diamond
Cement, Morl,on's Pills, Sh ,rman>'s Lozenges and
Poor Mans PIas err, Soothing Syrup, Corn Plaster,
Hays Imminent, Indellil lie Ink, Ink Of all kinds, Era
aye Soap. 10 rmove grease, Toilet Powder, Court
Plaster, LIP Salve, Maps, Games and Puzzles, Jump
in= Rope, Table Mats. Door Mat, Swifts,
Scrub'ng Brushe,, Wax Taper, Matches, of various
LIN t., Day 4 Martins Backing,
Nipple Shell Nursery Lamps, Bed Pans, Mo!asscs
Crps, Desk knives, Nnt Pichcrs and Cracker, Mo-
th.r>' Relief, Wal ct clasps AMI springs.
God add Silver Bullion for trimming dresses and
three hundred and Two other articles, which we hope
orr Gu, TONERS will find either useful or necessary 10
them, which are ceiling at low price.
Block Tin Tea Puts, Pia'el Spoons, German ST.
yer and Pewter do. and all SORTS and sizes of nick
nack>; such a. TN whistles, Jewsharps, Harlnonica>,
toy, rattles, snnf hoxeS, paste cutters, dolls, snul
oAe,, Lamp Scissors, d.. 4 Panorama View o
London, a Toy article; Hand Organs, f.c. Our
Store is nicely filled, and we hall Ic most happy so
distribute these and some other articles, around the
country, upon such terms a. will plea, G the purchaser,
and induce them to call often hnd STAY long. After
You read this call and see al lic VARIETY STORE.
Jan. 90, 1912.
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EDUCATION CONVENTION.

On the IL inst, n convention was holden a,
Middlebury on the subject OF Education, which
resolved on calling another convention to be hol-
den at Burlington, Feb. %, at nine o'clock
A. NJ.
The purpose Of the convention is to direct
public attention to the whole topic of Education,
as related to the State. TO enquire into the best
methods OF arranging our present system to Sc
cure its greater perfection, to examine how far
the legislative provisions which have been made
secure their object, to cooperate with the State
government in its Efforts to advance any Of the
interests of learning, and TO attend to any other
matters that may rightfully pertain 10 the gen.
eral subject Of Educgtion.
1t is desired that the discussion may be as
full and complete as circumstances will permit,
and we therefore request the attendance Of the
friends of education in different parts Of the
State.
The undersigned were appointed a committee
at Mlddlebury, 10 call a convention at Burling-
ton, and arrange the bus mess for its action.
JOHN WHEELER lp.ur
CHARLES ADAMS. pu'"'g'o"'
JESSEL. PECK. Poultney
AZ rWINlNG, Middlebury,
HORACE EATON, Enosburgh,
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District Of chI,icn5en, s., cd ed ii the Estate Of
Ell Barnun, late Of Milton in said district, deceased.
Elijah Herrick aud Samuel Boardnan, admin =
traitors OF the Estaic Of the said dccca e., having, on
The day Of the date hereof filed in the Probate Court
for said District Of, Chiltenlen their petition, in writ
ing, setting forth that the del l. allowed 10y the COM
missioncrs against the estate of the laid deceased
amount 10 S7,794,Go that the per, onal estate oi The
said deceased, a. mverioried, amounts 10 80, 1912,
and that The expenses of administering said estate are
not less than seventy dollars that the said decea, Ell
died sezcl and POSSESSED VI several purccls of real
estate, among which is the interval farm VI the said
deceased, 20 called, lying in >aii Milton, Containing
about five hundred and fifty acres Of land, which in
terval farm comprises all The land DECIDED by Joseph
Clark TO the laid deceased on the twelfth day Of De-
ccinbcr 1926, and all the land d~celciby t.nnit, S,arks
TO the SAID deceased on the fourteenth day Of lerem-
| Ter, 1896, and all the land dccjci ly Fl enezer Taylor
tothe said Jetea ed on the twenty eighth iayoi March,
1883, and all Of lots No. SIX, in the second division
and No. five, in The secord division Of lands in said
Milton which were decided by Joseph Clark and Sa-
mucl Boarlnan 10 the said derea, cd on the twelfth
days Of December, 1886, as will appear ly The several
deeds aforesaid 10 winch reference Is maze for a more
particular te' ~cripiion Of said interval farm, which
SAID farm l. subject 10 a mortgage 10 Henri, T.. Board
man, given 10 secure The payn cnt 81, 70O-aud in
'ere {, which sum rcnnai ms aud further setting forth
That II Is necessary 10 sell a portion Of the ,ad real
estate for the purpose Il paying the debts allowed
aga inSt said estate AMI the expenses of administration
ana that II would lie lrnciicial 10 the heir To sad c-
,a'e and all others interested therein, 10 have the
whole Of said interval farm sod and The balance Of
the proceed, Of such sale, after Paying The debts aiorc-
>aId and the expenses Of administrator, divided
among the heir, 10 aid estate, and praying said
Court 10 licen. G ana authorize the laid administrators
20 .ell aud convey lee whole If laid interval farm for
Inc pnrpoic rs aforesaid, aqrccahy 10 the statute in
such case made and PROVIDED.
Wherenpon the Court afotc>ail doth appoint the
'evcnth day Of February, 1872, Tor hearing aud de-
ciding On ,ail petition at The office Of II g Register OF
said Court IN Burlington IN said Distric', and doth
order iha, all persons inierc ted in sari E,.a'e lie
notified thereof, ty publication Of this order, contain
ing the substance Of aid petition, thrte wects Success
,ively in The Burlington Free Press, a news paper
printed IN said Bur!ingion,I rcyious 10 aid seventh day
Vi February 1912.
Given Under my hand al said Burlington, this iih,
dayei January 1912,
We WEc'r0N J,r.y,r
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CHEAP WATCHES.
NOTICE.
I,CZ UNGES.

600 Cases Of Consumption 200 cases o
w Colds aud Coughs; | 100 ca.es Of " hoop
ing Cough, ard 200 cases Of Asthma, have lcen re-
ported cured by Sherman's Cough Lozengeis c>ldc,
cure, lnnuneraflc throughout the country that have
not leen reported,
Children die OF worms, and many grown people
.nLicr Tor life with varloIs diseases arising from
Worms. The only sure and certain remedy for all
I'm Is OF Worms is SherInan's Worm LozengeS.
| he, have cured since their Introduction moro than
l,400, 600 cases, and have never cen known 10 fail
in Il single ins'ance.
Nervous Headach and Palpi'ation CT the Heart
relieved in from 5 70 10 ninnics BY 3 or 4 of Sher-
mans Lozengers. ltis really surprising how quick
they operate. individuals Of the highest respectable
lily can e referred 10.
Weak BAGS, or pain in the Lack, side, hrca>, or
Rheumatism, curedhy Shcrman'> Poor Mans Plas-
Ter price only l24 cents.
100000 sold year Of them, and warranted Sill
pcriur TO a Other pIasterS, cost what they ma "
They also cure Corn, draw ngt them cut y The roots.
Ask for Shernan's Poor Man's Plaster, and see that
his Signature.
A. SHERMAN, NJ. D., with directions, Is On the
Tack Of each, and around each box Of genuine Loz-
cnEes. Avoid all oilers, as they are WORTHLESS, or
ell injurious. DR.. Sherman is the only Mclicatel
Ltzengers Manufacturer IN America.
Sold at Whole ale and Real at The Variety Sore
~, PANGBORN & B~RlNSMAlD.
Merchants and Druggists supplied at the same
prices as al the Warehouse in New York.
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TENNEssEE.-Both Houses of the Legis-
laturc of Tennessee have agreed to adjourn
on Monday, eth February. The House has
passed a bill to accept and appropriate the
proceeds of the sales of public lands APP
portioned to Tennessee by the General
Government, under the distribution law Of
the Extra Session. Also, a bill for Il COM
picte revision of the Statutes Of the State by
three legal commissioners to he appotnted by
the Supreme Court-after the plan Of the
Revised States of New York. Also, a bill
10 suppress the unauthorized issue and circu-
lation of.notee.
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HINESBURGU ACADEMY.
GL0RY AND SHAME OFENGLlND,


III 81 SN'lto Va ANNA NJ " u L IiJillfs
BY C.. EDWARDS LESTER.
UNHIS & the utle Of a work, iust published in New
i York by Hrptr and BroMsrs, in two volumes
of $50 pages. and embellishcd with magnificent Steel
t. drawings.
The altlor has furnished some very striking facts
relative To the actual social state Of England, and
placed her Glory and Shame in striking contrast
The following are some OF the topics dwelt uron.
The i'll striuus Men of Great BriIain-thGlr history
and acts, their conversations with the aurhor) and
their influence upon the dcstines of the world. Also,
OrigiHui Communication from the most distinguish
ed statesmen and poets in Europe, on the greatest
Subjects now agltaIlng the wOrld-thc cruel and
tran neal oppression of the English Government
IN all It's boa'ings-lts blind course IN regard Ia
the whole Tariff and Duty Qucstlun--the horrible
starvation, nakcduess, woe, crime and degradation OF
the mass qfh,e people Of Engiand-their Cause.-The
untold ahominations and crleiucs of the Factory Sys-
iem, in its destruction of thousands of innocent chill
dren, &c the tyranny and corruptons of the Estab.
lislcd Church the woes and expressions OF Ireland
the great structure of English dcspotism in ASIA.
with its sacrifice Of Millions by famine and slavery
and an honest but painful picture of all that consii-
iutes the Shame of England. And Il candid picture
also, of all that is lovely, beautiful, liberal and grea,
in her Society, constituting its GiOry.- 4 d~Jscription
OF the most interesting and venerable RUNS, Cathc-
drals, Castles, Abbcys and Monuments, with rs full
a picture Of London, Uhe metropolis of the world ms
there is space for-great Public W~orks-Liberal and
bene, olent nstitUtions-Nobl Efforts making for the
redemption of the oppressed of England from tyran-
ny-wIlh glnnccs at every interesting object the au-
thor met with at sea and during lSI0In Great Britain
The New York Commercial Advertiser, at the close
Of some remarks, continues; eve can do no Justice
TO this work in this brief notice, nor is it important
we should, for it will be readily read, and duly appre-
claied. The American people are duly interested it
the subjects of which II treats, and they are ably and
eloqucntly discussed For sale at the Bookstore Of
Feb. 1912. ID. A.. BRAMAN.
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d i a

In this town on the 27tll ult. IIrLrs MARIA, only
child of George \. and Harriet Conner, aged four
months and twenty five days.
Printers in Montpelier and Malone y. Y. are re-
qlested
In this town, on Sunday morning last, Mss FLEA
rETH CHESEY.
dencc oiG, w. Brownell, Esq. James Reed, aged II
years.
AtTroy, y. Y on the 4th inst. within a few hours of
each other, WILLIAM Howard uRKEE, aged > years
and l7days, infant children of Harrison u rkee Esq.
IN Hhnesburgh, on the 81 inst. Martha Salon,c,
younec't daughter OF Capt. n. l.. Flanagan, aged ,
years and I months. Also, on the ith, Amos Clark,
Esq. aged G2.
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The North River is again clear Of ice,
and boats came up to Albany on Sunday.
BIBLE SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of the CHIrrENDEN
County BIBLE SOCIETY will be held, Provl-
.dencc permitting, in Burlington, on Tues
day evening the 22nd of Feb. inst, 1t is
expected that many of the members of the
Education Convention, Ito be assembled on
the day following) will be present and con-
tribute to the interest Of the meeting. 1t
is hoped also that all the churches in this
county, whatsoever denomination will be
represented.
a report will be made of what has been
done during the las, year in reexploring and
supplying the destitute in the county with
the Bible.
As some Of the officers, appointed at the
last annual meeting, may not have been in
formed of their appointment, we publish the
3ist al follows.
Hon. EZRA MECH, President.
THOMAS c. Hull, Esq
n 'iss. S w: w 5; .i:''' v.''''''.
Rov. HENRY P. %IIIcKoK, Sec'y.
HENRY W. CATLIN, Treasurer.
Dncctors.
Rey.J. X. Converse, Rev. Andrew With
erspoon, Rev. S. Parmelee, Rev. J. Dough-
erty, Rev.. H. Woodward, Hen. +. Wilson
and Perry Russell.
n. B. Tho Gentlemen named below were
appointed to superintend the work Of supply
ing the destitute in tlcr respective towns,&
and to report TO ,hc chairman of Inc EXccu-
tive Committee, tho number Of destitute il
their respective towns tile number Of Ri.
blcs and Tcstanents distributed, and al
other interesting facts and incidents connect.
cd with the subject, viz:
A. Wilherspoon, Shelburn o. S. EIoyt
Hinesburgh; S. Parmelce, Williston Cy.
rus Farrand, Colchester !; !. Adams, 4. J
Samson, Underl,ill I; ]. Lyman, cabin;
Bliss, Jericho; j. Donglerty, Milton; J
ii. Woodward, Wcstford; B. B.. Butler
Essex; Seth Cole, Richmond.
N>Sevcral Of the above Town Commi,
tees have made no report. Will the gentle,
men, who have not reported, make out full
reports and forward them as early as posi-.
bic, 10 J. X. CONVERSE,
Chairman Elk. Com
Burlington, Feb. 9th, 1912.
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Lively, Lively, lively,
COMMISSIONERS, Notice

Vt1E the Subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the p ,obatc Court for the district of
Chitttnden, commissioners to receive, examine and
ADJUST the claims and demands of all persons, against
he estate Of Ira Bishop, late of Charlotte, in said
District, deceased, repre-. onted insolvcnt, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto; and
SIX months from the day of the date hereof, being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice, that we will attend to the business
of our appointment, Mt the dwelling of Sophia Bishop
IN Charlotte in said district, on Tuesday the 18th day
Of March and the 9Th day of July next, at 10 %o'clock,
A. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated this 9Th day of January, A.. d. 1912.
AL. BEACH, lco
DAVID COOK, SNohfs '
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ROBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM :

A Mynthiy Mdgasinefo The Family Circle, Editcd
by S. q. Goodrich, author Of Peer Pdrley'S Taies
Hns, in less than three months from the publication
ofthe first num3er, attained n circulation OF more
than 1000 copies! Ithns received the highest COM
mcndailonsfiom the press throughout the country.
The design of the work ls TO do good; to aid in the
formation Of characreri 10 establish good principles /;
10 cultivate right feelings; 10 furnish innocent amuse-
ment 10 promote correct hal Its of ody, mind and
heart. Nor is The plan confined to these limits i, is
the purpose Of the Editor 10 make the work useful in
storing the mind with knowledge in teaching the
rules Of behavior, and in pointing out the highways
and hyways TO success in life. In such n design, tn.
religious and moral duties will not be overlooked.
To carry out the plan, II is deemed essential that
the work should be nteresting-that it should be n
favorite with those for whose benefit it is designed.
accordingly, it will embrace a great variety oftop.
ics-ns History, Geography, Geology, Natural His,
with Tales, Sketches, Adventures, Incidents, Nara
tives, Anecdotes, Fables, and Allcgories nor will
Poetry or Music be forgotten. Every available means
of rendering the work useful, lively and entertaining
will be resorted 10, and numerous embellishments and
Illustrations will be inserted.
As a specimen of the work has been offered 10 the
public, i, is needless 10 say more than that ample ar
fanpements are made 10 bring il out with punctualiiy,
and in the best mechanical style. The editorial
charge Of it is committed 10 the Author of Peter Par
iey's Tales, whose reputation is a sufficient pledge TO
the public that the present undertaking VIII he con-
Quoted in n manner to claim a share of patronage,
especially At the hands of parents, teachers, guardian,
and all who feel interested in the Young.
One number of the work will appear on the first
-lay of each month, containing 30 pnges ROYAL octave ;
.he price to subscribers being One Dollar, pavaLic in
adrdnce.
Hr. Doane's, ior a few days.
.'Peter Farley is well known to all young
readers, and there can be no higher COM
mendation of this periodical. or surer pass
mort to universal favor, than the fact that i,
IS conducted by the same good old man. II
is elegantly printed, adorned with attractive
woodscuis and Illustrations, and combines in
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personally acquainted with Messrs. Alexr. Il John
Morrison & hold our agency directly from them.
Persons wishing to buy at wholesale will lie sup.
piled on liberal terms.
Our names will be written on every box e. packet.
Sold at 25 & sc cts. per box also in 81 50 & sd Pack.
ages. "Thosc who need Medicine may rest assured
that this is an e~rcellent Medicine e. will benefit them
Of Medicine cam
PASdpoRS & E%nissMAID, Je,ceHers.
Wholesale AGENTS.
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NOTICE

VINHE Board If Commissioner for the Instruction
1 OF the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind in The
State of Vermont, viii meet al the Vermont, Hotel in
Middlebury, on Wednesday the 9Th of February, 1912,
for the purpose Of designating BeneticiarIcs Of the
State, and for the transaction Of any other business
within their powers and duties. County Clerks and
the Civil Authorities of Towns arc earnestly request
ed TO refer to Title 0 b, Chapter 19rh Of the Revised
Statutes, touching their respectiye duties upon ,hi.
subject. Also TO Act No. % Of the Legislature Ct This
State, passed al their Cciolrr Session, A. II. 1911.
rclatln; Insane Poor.
HENRY STOWELl,l
G 3 : ~ ,EETMIEIGT. co"'r'.
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M q II II i @ d

In Bradford on the second instant, by the Rev.
John Wheeler, Rev, 3. b. Newton of New Berlin,
Pa. to Miss Adeline Prichard of Bradford.
In Unherhill on the I'd INST. by VIM. 5. Hawkins,
Esq, Mr.. Henry D.tHarmon, to Miss Sally b. Clark.
By the Rcr. j. O'CdNG ghdn, Mr.. Patrick Hughes
TO Miss Bridget Coyle, both ofthls town Mr.. EleaZer
Rose to Miss Eleonora Gotet, both of Wiiliston Mr..
Francis Arclambeau to Miss Rosaillie Smith, both of
Montpelier and Mr.. John Stacey to Miss Judith
Brodeur, both of Essex.
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CHARLES DICKENS is lioni@ing, adinfni-
,um, in Boston and Hartford. OF the host
Of English lions who have visited this country
he is tho only enc who has meri,ed the at
tention no has received. And we fear some
Of his admirers will over act in his case.-
We see no particular necessity for Ameri-
cans to make fools Of themselves for the cd
~ificalion of any Englishman. Charles will
be thirty years old next Tuesday, and is a
very promising young man.
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HEALTH SECURED
BY The use OF the Hygelan Vegetable

= WI 1T Ut ~ II!GUUFW 'CSC1dUTo
UNIVERSAL MEDICINES
or THE BaiTIsn COLLEGE, or HEALTH, LoSDoS.
Uhich hare obidjnodhc appreciation and recommtn
dation of Thousands tto hare been cured
In ~Consumptions, Cholera Morbus Inhamma-
tons, internally or externally Dyspepsia, Fcvers,
and all diseases of the Liver, Yellow Fever, Gout,
Rheumatism, L'mbaco, Tic nolorcux Dropsy, st.
Nitus's Dance, Epilepsy, ApopleNy, Paralysis, Pal
scy, Green Sickness, and all distinctions to which
the Female form is so distressingly liable, and which
sends so many of the fairest portion of he creation to
thct intimately srovorJ S'nnll p"-, Mo"sclu,
Gravel, Stone, and all Urinary DISTINCTIONS, Fistulu,
Piles, Structure Rupurcs, and Syphilis in all its
stages; Constipatcd Bowels, Woims, Scurvy, It.
chlnes Of The skin, Kings Evil, aud all Cutaneous
Disorders; in short, every Complaint TO which the
human frame is so d~irclully subject, under all their
varied ferns and names as the Hygcian conviction
ia tlnt
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COO SIDES Sole Leather for ale BY,
XIV TOILET & BRADLEY,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

E n r the subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable the Prol ate Court for the District Of
Chlttenden, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Stephen Ho.sie, late of Milton, in said
District, deceased, represented insolvsnt, and al o
all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto +;
and six months from the day Of the date hereof being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do there.
hereby give notice, that we will attend to the bust
ness of our appointment, at The dwelling of Tirzah
Hoxslc, in Milton in sail District, on the .litli, day of
March and the 9Th. day ofJuly nex', at 10 O'clock,
A. W., on each of said days.
Dated this 9Th day Of January, \. d. 1912.
JOSEPH LARK ~
SAMUEL BOARDMAN Somnm s
AWS MORSE sioNeIs'
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NEWS STORE.


II WV VUTh N0TSV AFUtUNNlIC "NUTIs
THE Subscril cr havinI dc'erm mel to carry Tn
L The HARDWARE BUSINESS IA all it,lranclies
in i rline,on, Vi. la, opened an now DER, for sale
an entirely ne and we. .ectcl as.cr.nen, % good,
in the Il! We line.
His Object this wis,er cling more 10 learn the de-
manl> OF The market, in order 10 le allie TO supply
the >ane in the S?r ING, and a. lac in'ends dong Il
strictly Ga h business, he sAicii> { sharc Of mi 4
patronage, coniden; ina, his price, val lc ipund l.
,uit all who may iavor him wilh a cal.
Birimg'on, VI. Dee. p, ISL. WM. J. HUNT.
Slrung'a BlIlhing. Col e.. e,rc.l. near lAs S iuarc
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Burlington, Feb. 9th, 1912.

G.. W. KESoALL,-We regret to discover that
many Of our exchange papers in copying or abiding
TO the de,als of the capture OF he Santa Fe expect
dition, stale that il is altogether probable that Mr.,
Kendall has persisted and tina, no hope of his return
can be entertained. Such is not the fact. In all the
circumstances of the case, as VIC understand them,
there is ample encouragement. We entertain a rch-
cious belief that Kendall will be in this city, safe IN
sourd, within the next three months.-N. q. Pic.
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WE the Subscribers, having been app intci by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Chlttenden, commissioners to receive, exam
inc and ADJUST the claims and demands OF all persons.
agalnstthe estate Of William Kiiburn late Of Burling-
ton in said DISTRICT, deceased, represented insolvent,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and tx months from the day of the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that purpose,
We do therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend 10 the business ofour appointment, al the dwell
ling Of the widow Ann Kilburn in Burlington in said
District, on the first Monday of April and July next
at 10 o'c'ork, \. M, on each of said days.
Dated this 18th day of January A. d. 1912.
LUTHER LOOMS, Commits
HENRY WHITNEY. sioners.
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ELECTION OF SENATOR IN RHODE ISLAND

ELECTION OF SENATOR IN RHODE ISLAND.
Hon. William Sprague has been elected
Senator in Congress from the State of Rhode
island, in the place of the Hon. Nathan +.
Dixon, recently deceased. In the Legisla-
lure of that State, the Wing vote stood,
Sprague "A, Scattering 2-Loce Foco,
Potter l0,-Abscnt 2.