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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03
In Chancery.
CHARLES F. STAMFORD, Chitenden Comfy, -,
VS. November Term AID. 1912

JOSEPH FAIRFIELD. Whereas, Cha's F. stan,-
ford, Of Burlington in said county by Charles Russell,
Solicitor, filed his Bill in Chancery, a, the November
Term, 1912, Of the Court of Chancery, in sad Conn
w against James Langshorc, Of Burlington, IN SAID
County, and Joseph Fairfield, Of Essex, N said Coun-
~, therein stating that on the 2lst day OF Octo,
Der, A. u. 1910, the said shore helns Indebted
TO the samStanlfofdI in the sum OF S25OOO, as sPec-
iel in three pronsory notes OF that date, payanIe IN
one two and three years with interest, in orSor 10
secure the payment thereof, made and delivered TO the
said Stamford mortgage deed of the following dcs-
cribel land, IN Burlington aforesaid: viz. A certain
parcel OF land, on the weswardly side OF the new
road, so called, leading fro,n Pearl street 10 North
street, lightning at ihe north east corner Of piece
OF andy said stamford conveyed TO one Roswell o.
Spanding by Decd the 10Th day Of June, A. ID. 1910,
thence northery on the west line Of sad road four
| rods, thence westwardy on a line parallel with the
north line oithe land so conveyed TO said Spauldng,
l6 rods to the east line Of the bnryng ground lot,
thence southwarly, on the east line of the buryng
ground LOT, rods TO the north west corner OF said
land conveyed TO said Spauldng, thence eastwardy
on the f.orih line OF said land, conveyed 10 said
further stating, that the 23Ih day Of May, A. d.
15il the said Langshore by mortgage deed, convey
ed the said premises to the sad Joseph Fairfield 10
secure the payment TO said Fairfield Of his, the said
Langshore note to said Fairfield Of that date for the
sum OF Sl45,o0 payable in three years from the date
with interest annually, whereby the said Fairfield
Claims title 10 the said premises; and further stating
that the said notes had not in any par, heen paid, and
praying uccrcc vi IoTetloSurc on Inc sau premises
| against the said Langshore and Fairfield, and all
other persons claiming uatler them.
And it not Icing made 10 appear to said Court that
the said defendants have had personal notice Of the
service and tendency of said Bill, The is conilE
ned to the next stated term Of said court and 1t is
further ordered by SAID court that the laid Stamford
cause notice hereufto lie given the said Lang. hore
and Fairfield, hy publishing the substance Of laid Bill
and This order three weeks successfully, in the "Bnr
ngion Free Press" newspaper printed in Burling-
ton, IN said county, the last Of which publica to
be at least 30 days before he stated term of this
court, 10 be holden on the 81 Tuesday of May next
which shall lie deemed >Cic cnt notice TO the said
Langshore and Fa rlielJ 10 appear and maze answer
TO said Bill.
w. NOBLE, Clerk.
Burlington, Feb'v a. lS43 3Sw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03

The Burlington Total Abstinence Society hold their
regular meeting this evening" at the Court House, at
hal past o'clock. Several resolutions, of vital I'm
potancc The society," will be called up for discussion
general attendance Of the friends of temperance is
desired
The principles of the Washingtonans are progress.
ing eorousy in our village and may we not cherish
the hope that Burlington will ere long become as
beautiful in moral point of view it ever has been
in its natural sceneryl
B. +. MCFARLAND, Secretary,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03
John Macornber's Estate.


STATE OF VERMONT, THE Honorable tho
the District OF Chittenden To all persons concera-
ed IN ine estate Of JOHN MAC OIlBER, late Of
Westiord, in sad District, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Daniel Jackson, administrator OF tho
estate OF said deceased proposes to render account
OF his administration and present his against
said estate for examination and allowance at a sei-
sion OF The Court of Prohap, TO lie holden al the Reg
second Wednesday Of March next. Therefore,
iOn are herey notified to appear eiore SAID court al
the time and place aforesaid, and show cau.e if any
you have, why the account aforesaid should not lie al
lowed
Given under my hand d, Burlington, this 9Th da1
Of February, A. d. 1913. 81 3w
WM WESTON Reojsler
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03
James Marsh's Estate.


WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been er
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
ceive examine and adjust The claims and demands o.
all PERSONS against the estate of JAMES MARSH
late of Burlington, in said District, deceased, repre-.
scented insolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto and six months from the
day CT the date hereof being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice.
that we will attend to the business of our appoint
meni, a, the Office of Lyman & Marsh in BurIinatony
n said District, the third Monday Of March and the
LIT Monday of May next, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, on
each of said days.
Dated, this 81 day of February, A. D. 1912.
81 GEO. P. MARSH
HEMAN ALLEN, Commissioners
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03

MURDER AT A wEpDING.-We learn from the
Buffalo Commercial, that young man named
English, was murdered at wedding party in
that place, on Friday last, under the most aggra-
vatng circumstances. 1t seems that man
named McCullock was, among others, present,
celebrating the marriage of the sister of the de-
ceased, when young English pIayfully took off
McCullock's hat, but which he Immediately re.
placed again, whereupon McCullock stabbed
him, and he died in fifteen minutes. The assas.
elm was secured and committed to prison.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03

GFCuRIous EprTApns.-Lord Brough-
am, when in playful mood, IS said to have
written the following cpitaph upon himself.
Here, reader, turn your weeping eyes
" My fate a useful moral teaches,
1.-THE hole IN which my body lies
"Would not contain ono hall my speeches"
The author of the next is unknown.
"Here lie John and Lucy Leaven
"They were killed by lightning sent from Heaven,
" In seventeen hundred seventy
The following is the death bed production
of a man who died of a wound received by
being thrown from his chaisc. 1t is truly an
and touching inscription.
"Hcre l lay
"Kied by shay"
The next is an anonymous production.
"Herc lie two children,
BY water COMPOUNDED,
zone died of the dtopsy,
"And tother was dro,cnded"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03
New Orleans Courier Of the 18th inst. con-
tains the following important pnragraph:

1.-THE bulletin of the Merchants Exchange announ-
ces on the authority of the officers of the steamer
New York, that the United States revenue cutter
Woodbury. arrived at the Balze, yesterday morning,
with Gen. Waddy Thompson, our enbassador 10
Mexico, on board. AS the negotiation with which
the General was charged was certainly very impor-
tant one, presume he did not quit his post in Mex
leo until he lost all hopes ofan ami,able arrangement.
War, then, between the United States and Mexico,
may be looked upon inevitable, il the report of our
ambassadors withdrawal should be confirmed"
If all this be correct we see nothing start
ling in it, as MIR. Thompson asked permis-
sion to return some time since.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03

B o KS.
DYRON'S WORKS.-Johnson's Works, vols
ID Bowels Johnson, do
Marya,t's Works, do
SCOTS do vols
Naturalist Lilrary-with AGO Engravings,
Brooke>' Universal Gazelieer-hrouGh down 10 the
presen, time containing the Census Of l940.
Trlmbels "reminiscences,
Stevens Central America, 2vos
Sears Pictorial Illustrations OF the Bible, 3do
Goll,lnllh's Animated Nature 2do
Josephus' Works.
Lves OF the Presidents.
Sterne's Works,
Howt's Visits 10 Remarkable Places, l.t & Cd Serie,
Students Life in Germany,
Coeridgc, Works,
do Aid 10 Reflection.
do Slaiesman's manual,
Cooper Naval History,
Wrl'~ Patrick,
Hemaai Works,
Crahlc, Heller and Pollok,
Milton, Young and Gray,
Roger, Camp ell, &c.
Cowper aud Thompson,
Gmpses of the OLD World, 9vols
Sc POEM, by Mrs. Sigourney,-giH,
Hunfinglon's Poems,
Sierng's WORKS.
Dicks Sleria Heavens,
Love and madness Of Tasso Torquato,
Life Of Roscoe, 2 volumes,
Eastern Arts and Antiquities, gilt
Bible Quadrupeds, git Re. &c. d.c.-For .ae by
II. J. SUBWAY, Agent.
March Q, 1s43. 40
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03

A Paris paper gives the following extract from
NJ. Jacqueminot's address to the electors of that
city: "Gentlemen have shed all my blood
for my country, and am ready to shed it again"
That is almost equal to the Ole Revolutionary
hero who said he "tought, bled, and died, at the
Battle of Bunker Hill !"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03
mi q II r / q d ,

In this town, on Wednesday evening last by the
Rev. B. o. Meeker, Mr.. GEORGE SARTwELL of this
town, to Miss MARY NJ. HoRroN, of Chazy, N. Y.
In Jericho, on the 22d inst, by Rev s. Bicknell,
Mr. JOSEPH GooDHuE TO Miss EMMA e. CHApIS all
Of Jericho.
In Jericho, on the 2ls inst, by Rev. Samuel p.
Bostwick Mr. JonS C. GRlrrIN, of Willison, to Miss
LYDIA WHIrcoMD, of Essex.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03

LUDicRous ERRoR.-Franklin, when he was
ambassador to France, being at meeting of
literary society, and not well understanding the
French when 'declaimcd, he determined to APP
plaud when he saw lady Of his acquaintance
express satisfaction When they had ceased,
his little child said to him "But grandpapa
you always applauded the loudes' when they
were praisng YOU" The good man laughed
heartily, and explained the matter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03
Loss OF One HUNDRED LIvEs.-Thc
following is copy of slip from the WASH
inuton (Arkansasl Telerranh


"In consequence Of the melting Of the snow in
the mountains Red River has been so flooded that all
its bottoms lie buried beneath the heavy mass of
moving water whose appearance was so sud1en and
rapid that It has borne down every vestge of human
industry, cotton bales, cotton presses corn cattle
horses hogs &c, in one wide and general ruin Du.
ring the period Of half century, there was never
known such an overwhelming flood as that with
which we are now visited At Fort Townson, on the
25th ut the river rose fifteen feet hqher than ever
before known, spreading the whole bottom des-
troying the warehouse the public landing, and
sweeping in one common grave all species of ANNA
ton Joncsborough, Rowland and Berlin, in Texas,
have been wholly Inundated, some of the houses
washed away, and many Of The inhabitants drowned
Some few Negroes escaped from Joneshoro,ieh on
raft, and when passing the residence Of Col. James
HI. Johnson, they saw him with his family on the
house top, but could render Them assistance; and
soon after passing they heard crash and one wild
scream, aud ali was silent again, except the roar of
the rushing torrent.
Amid the general distress, Capt. Crooks of the
steamboat Hunter, proceeded to Mill Creek, and rem
6ered the sufferers every poss BILE succor IN his pow
or going from place TO place p king up the survi-
vors from the tops of the houses and trees thus res
eung from watery grave some seven five or hum
dred persons. Some were necessarily left TO perish
In The cane and timber there was no possible woy
Of reaching them Their cries often being heard above
the noise OF the elements. Six families of Indians,
fourteen miles this side Of jones' CROUCH are reDort,
I'd lost and Col. Milan, of Kentucky, with a iady,
his niece and Mr.. Mckinney persisted. II islhought
khat over n hundred lives have been lost BET ween
Fulton and Jonesborough how many we as yet can
MAI saw with certainty. Owing TO the great number
Of setilers on the bottom Of Red River the loss OF
property and human lie must be immense n he
Isr, soeornts the river was still rising"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03
Asa l.. Lyons Estate.

Asa u. Lyons Estates
WE The, subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District OF Chtenden, commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per-
She.r,n in said District deceased represented insol-
vent, and also all claims and demands exhibited
in ose, thereto; and six 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 attend to the business of our appointment, at
the dwelling Of the late Asa L.. Lyon, in Sheburn
in said District on the 9th day Of May and l7th of
July, next, At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each of said days
Dated, this 10th dav of January,A A. ID. l543.
G. BuRRlTT. Commissioners,
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CrlSlS.
Keepit before the People.-THe Great
Eire Ennins

nAYS before the issuing OF another paper may be
i ,ac; lcl b cousr of oue nf TN, moe, C,r,,,,, "a,
occurrences in the annals of our own beloved and
beautiful Village, in the accomplishment of full fair,
honest, honorable judicous subscription and dona-
ton for the buying an Engine TO adm the protection
and for the urherance of such just and worthy object
the People. Agent is not only willing hut sociious
act in concert with the heraIdc printers and others
by selling Goods cheap which may be fully learned
bv looking at the goods and prices at
HOWARDS.
P. S.-The Fire meeting stands add. 10 Wednes-
day evening, March.
Thursday morning, 23l Feb, H3.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Vermont District.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Notice to show cause gal inst Petition of
CALVIN WHITE, OF Million, for his Discharge and
Windsor. in said D,lrc,, on Welne,day, the e4h
day of May, A. D. ls43, at 10 a. NJ.
GUSrAVUS A. DEMiNG, OF Milton, in said district
10 lie dec AIRED Bankrupt, al the Office of Sam e
PrentiS>, IN Montpelier, in laid District, on Tie>-
day, the lwen'y-tr>t day Of March. 1913, attcn o..
clock, forenoon.
DANIEL WARD, Of Milton, in said District, 10 he
declared Bankrupt, at 'he ofi e OF Samuel Prem
lis, in Mon'ncer IN laid District, on Tuesday, the
2l> day of March, lSi3 ten O'clock, forenoon.
JOSEPH SMITH Junior, Of Bolton, for hi> Discharge
and Cerli!i a'c, Bankrupt, al the Court i!o,i,c
III Windsor, in ,aI district, on Wetlne day, the "a h
day of May. A. y. 1913, Al 10 A. NJ.
HARRYB HINE, ofib rIngton for his Discharge
and Certificate, a a Bankrupt,a the Court House,
in Windsor, III ,ai District, on "Wednesday, the
9th day Of May, A. d. 1913, AT 10, A. NJ.
HARVEY WARD, OF Essex, for hi Discharge anc
Windsor, in sad District, on Wednesday, the "a h
day Of MAY, A. ID. l613, al 10, A. NJ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03
The .Nadisonian copies Sir Robert Pocl's
speech on the right of search, and remarks:-

"Thc most amusing part Of Sir Ro' crts speech is
the considerable and pa!y0ni.ing declaration that We
claim the right know whether rrier0us 1rrong
has not been offered 10 the American fagr And
hence they wouli board our vessels an make search
to ascertain the fact! What control has England
over our FLAG! OUn FLAG PROTECTED ITSELF puRING
THE LAST WAR. We had Supposed wc were an iHfe.
pendent nation, and no longer tributary TO, or under
the parental protection of oar cruel old mother. We
had thought we could resent and redress any 'grev-
Gus wrong Offered us by any nation, ourseyes.''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03
Luther Carpenters Estate,
A'TE DE VERMONT. ! w III L'REAS 1nhn L

Luther Carpenters Estate,
STATE Gl.,,d, OF VERMONT WHEREAs John F.
traitor ofhe estate Of Luther Carpenter ae OF Hunt
ington in said district, deceased lnestalc, hath APP
piled to said Court to extend the time for the pay
menl Of the debts and settlement of said estate one
year from the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1913
WHEREupoN the court aforesaid doth order and as
sign The 81 Monday of March, ls43 at the Eagle Hall
Tavern, in Wi>ton, in said district, at 10 O'clock,
A. M for hearing in The premises. And doth further
order that notice lie given TO all persons interested in
said estae 10 appear al The time and place aforesaid
and show canse lfany they have against sud applca
ion and for that purpose that the substance of said APP
picalion together with this order lie publ he'd three
weeks successfully previous the time Of hearing in
the Free Press, printed at Burlington in said district.
Dated at Burlington in the County of Chttendei,
the 2lst day ofFeb'y. A. ID. 1S4S.
80 We &. RUSSELL, Julne
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Law ROCKS

ENGLlSH Common Law Reports, 80 Volumes.
~ Conden .el Chancery Reports, (call) 3vol>.
Johnson's New Yor, Reports, II do
New York Digest, a do
do do 2 do
American Chanccry Digest, DO
Starkie's Evidence, (ncw edition) 3 do
kenrs Commentaries (new edition, calf) lido
Chity on Bills.
Conivn on Contracts,
Archihalds Criminal Pleading,
GouId's Pleading,
Russell on Grimes, q vols.
Tomiin's Law Dictionary 3do
Bowers do do 2do
Governs Justice, 2do
Magistrates Criminal Law
Clarhe's Rudimenis and Practice,
Thoma.' Coke, vols.
Laws of he United States, by Story and sharswood
in volumes,
divers Law Summary,
Owen on Bankruptcy,
Archholds Blach>,on, volumes
Chiuy's do volumes.
Also,-A general assortment of LAW BLANKS,
justices Dockets &c &c. for sale al the old stand
one door east Of Waits Crockcry Store, by
80 II. J. SHUMWAY, Agent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03
REMOVAL.

Rs ~ NEULVGVs, IAIIUK,
ID EGS leave 10 inform the public that he has re-
ID moved to the new Brick Building opposite Guy
Cailins ESQ., and takes this opportunity to thank his
friends for their support since his commencing bust
ness in this vicinity and to assure them tina, he will
eneavor to de. ervc continuance of their lavors by
constant application to his business.
N. B. Cutting done 10 order.
Burlington, Feb 20, 1S43. 80 If
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03
Extracts from a Letter.
SAXToN's RIVER, linear BelIo,rs Edl


Jan. 3lst, lSi3 !
Mcssrs. PANcBoRN & BRINsMAIp,-i am in Crea,
want of the genuine MoRRlsoN's Pills or Hysean
Medicine which suppose can be had in this State
ly of yon.
My health, which has been exceedingly poor for
several years past, became last August very alarm
lag. For three i'onh: my friends expected me Il,
live hi' n short time. NV disease was pronounced
the WORST POSSIBLE form of DYSPEPSIA
In eCeml er procured from your agent al Bellows
FALL, Mr.. NJ. S. B lchland, dollar package ofMoR-
RIsoNs Pulls, made a, the British College Of Health,
II the la>i he had. commenced the Use of them
when ! could hardly hold my head from my pillow
COZ Id take no nonr>l mcnt, except ii might be al ont
half tea-c,p Of Cruel sago or some light Thing of
that kind; my hc.h had left me 30 that my intimate
friends could scarcely recognize me; my bowels were
>hrnnk up, SO conspatel, that il was with grea,
officially could get ordinary medicine 10 operate
could feel my back bone By placing my hand upon
Your Medicine acted like charm NV bowels have
no, been IN so regular and good SAFE for some
years. wish von 10 send me large 1881 package
mme lia'cly Mr.. Jane, !. Cutler of yoar place NAV
he able 10 tell yon of aprivae opportunity 10 >end if
not, send them by mail, directed to me, care Of your
agent, NJ. $. Bickand, Bellows Falls, VI. Do not
-. Lu Gus A. SMITH.
The letter from which the above extracts are taken
can lie seen hy any person al the Variety Store The
Meiicine spoken OF, Is esal fishing its reputation
even against the almost unconq lera e preludlces of
the public against the almost united opposition Of
the Medical Prote sion and in the midst of perfect
| deIuge OF new me llcnes, and unaied fy putting, or
even ordinary advertising, as we have not advertised
il 10 any extent since 1910 throughout the State and
we lind in the counties where have ao advert led
for five year., the sales are doubling every year. The
calls for the medicine this winter Caused prola w.
by unusual >ckne>s,) shows quite an increase com.
pared with last year. We wish no person TO take
medicine needle>sly. lfyou need medicine, we know
! this 10 he GOOD one,
PANGBORN d BRINSMAID State Agents
for Messrs. Morrison of the British College of Health
London We hold our appointment directly from
them, and sign our names upon every package and
box sold in the Stale.
| Feb. %. 80 PANGBORN & BRINSMAJD.
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Brighton Market...MOnday.F Feb. 20,

At Market 620 Beef Cattle 10 Cows and Calves,
and 1000 Sheep. 100 Beef Cattle unsold.
PRlcEs.-Bcef CaWe.-Lnst week. sprices were not
sustained. few extra IS. First qaaty "a so a
4 IS. Secondqualy, 81 70 q 4 Is. Third quality,
SO so a 90.
Co,rs and Calres.-Sales from SIS to 49,
Sieep.-Saes were made from 50 so, to AIS
Strine.-None at market.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03
February StL. 1919.

WIN. HuRLBUT has or hand a well selected as
w sortment OF DRY GOODS pIrchas Ell IN New
York. in November last AT The lowest rate, which he
is determined 10 sell at such prices will pond
with the low prices If produce. These goods cost
money and must lie sold TO raise money again.
Cheap goods may be oblainelat "The New Cheap
Cash Store"
As thcre.s now little sleghlng we invite all those
persons no visit Burlington for trade, call and ex
anime Cur goods. 81 WIN. HURLBuT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-03

District of Chiuenden, s. "A held a, Burlington u
within and for the district of Chltcnden on the 23i
day oiFebruary, A. d. l943, Aphens Hall and Coro-
line Hail. two Of the heirs to the Estate of Alphels
Hall, late of Milton, in said district, deceased filed
in said their petition, in writing, setting forth
that they each hold one seventh part Of the estate Of
the said deceased in common with the other heirs TO
SAID estate and praying said court TO order division
of said eslale and to appoint commissioners to make
such division, agreealy to the statute IN such case
made and provided. Whereupon,sthe Court aforesaid
doth appoin, the fourth Wednesday of March, ls43
for hearing and deciding on said petition at the Office
of :he Register of said Court, in SAID Burlington, and
doth order that all persons interested he notified
thereof by publication Of this order, containing the
substance Of said peiiiion three weeks successvely
in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed ii
said Burlington, the last of which publications. 10 lie
previous TO The said fourth Wednesday OF March, lS43
Given under my hand this 23I day of February
A. ID. lS43.
40 3w WIN. WESTON, Register
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Wanted to EXCHANGE.

A first rate DWELLING HOUSE and LOT, COM
IA prising near half an Of land with ont build
lng-, for farm in the nelghborhool Of b lrlingtln
A good argan will be gwen TO any one who wishes
10 move into The village Of Burlington for the purpose
OF keeping boarjer>, for proies services, as
the house is near the square.
II. THOMAS, Agent
Burlington, Feb. Is, 1913. 39tf
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SAVE COST.

A LII persons indebted to the late firms Of Farrar
n and Wait and Farrar Wait and Root, are no,i-
fed that TO save cost and trouble there must be n
immediate settlement with the subscriber al the Crock
cry Store JOSEPH WAIT.
Feb. % 1913 40
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Now is the time.

HOWARD IS AT HOME-Cons iderinr the good
L sleighng, Goods amazing cheap al How
ards, and never never never, there before such
goodtme now for those having money To pay with
Why the peoples agent has no charging at his store
all he selsi Just what thay pay, and surely that's
CHEAP enough.
Thursday Mornng.) az
10Th Feb 1919