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NOTICE
Litchfeld, 1916.

TNHE Subscriber has on hand, and contlnu
l. to manufacture, CARRL4GES and
VAC COWS, at his stand three fourths of a
mile west of the Court House, which he will
sell at reduced prices for cash or approved Gre
dit; his work is made of the best of material,
and by experienced workmen. He is not I'M
der the necessity of proving before the Hon.
County Court that he can paint as we'll as peo-
pie in general-he wilt let the public judge OF
his work for themselves
All orders for Carriages and Wagons execu-
ted with neatness on short notice
N. B. The subscriber has the right for hang
ing carriage and Wagon bodies on spiral springs
which are superior to elliptic springs for bust
ness Wagons on account of lightness and dura-
bllity. Is pounds OF spiral spring will carry as
much weight as 200 pounds of elliptic spring
which makes considerable difference in the
weight of Wagon.
WILLIAM LORD.
Litchfeld, March 18th, 1916. AZ
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TNHE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm up
Il on Prospect Hill, containing about seven
ty acres Of excellent land. There are on the
premises large Dwelling House, fitted for the
accommodation OF boarders, two good Barns, a
Carriage House, and two good orchards. The
land is divided proportionaby into meadow,
plough land, and pasture, and under good cul.
tivation. He will also sell with the Farm, or
separately, his School House, which is pleas
antly situated, and will accommodate hundred
scholars. Also his house, barn and garden
south Of Mr.. Arnts' Factory; and if desired six
or eight of most excellent land. Also his house,
barn ard garden near his own dwelling.
The above property will be sold separately
or together. For a large Boarding School there
is not, probably, a more eligible situation in
the county. The terms shall be most reason
able, and large part of the purchase money
can remain on mortgage for several years.
For further particulars enquire ofthe subscri-
Der. G. C. V. EASTMAN
Litch6eld, March 18th, 1916. 1874
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A1rcrNn on PALESTINE.

Souoewhat moro than eighteen hund.
,eI wears ago, there appeared in the Iano
of Palestine, a teacher whose coming
had been promised to the exiled parents
IF mankind. In him was seen an assem-
hlape of virtues such as had never been
Witnessed. and powers which far surpas-
sed those even of Moses and the prOPh-
h., Wealth might have been his, but
&c needed il not, thesceptre OF Inc woI'u'
oul he would not WELD 1t. HIs wnoie
soul was devoted to one object OF dong
good. Though houseiess and Penni'eSs
he fed thousands by his bounty, and oes-
lowed, gifts which gold could notpurchasc'
Disease fed before him, and the tomb
Welded its occupants. The blind looked
for the first time upon the face OF the De.
loved, the dumb grew eloquent, the dear
drank in the words of kindness. over
the heart he had equal sway. The crneI
became merciful; the miser, generous
the naughty, meek the Ambitious con-
tented with an humble fortune. Iender
and considerable, no harsh words lett MS
Inns, no ha rsh thought dwelt in his bosom:
Yet, as had been foretold, this life OF
unwearied love was rewarded by treach-
cry and death. Terrible indeed was
the exhibition of Gods anger during his
diving agonies. The vail of the temple
was rent, the graves were opened and the
sleepers aroused from their rest. The
sun sh,ouded its glory and hid lis race
from the unutterable sin.
Time passed and nature resumed her
course. The day was again brilliant
the night radiant with stars, and the
earth received again her children, and
fondly decorated their bed with green
ness and beauty. But one pale blossom
in memory of the great event, has worn
a cross upon her breast. and men call il
the passion flower
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RAISING OF BLOOD
Beware of using only
PALLIATIVE REMEDIES.

ihey lulled into apparent security, but the prog
ress OF the disease is unchecked, and death en-
sues Resort at once to this Great Remedy, and
y"n will not be disappointed IN your hopes.
ror sale at LOG Nassau street, one door above
iyn.
For sale at the Drug Store, Ltchfield. Seth
Thomas & Son, Plymouth Hollow III Cnr,,s
WN,er,own; =; Leavenworth, Waterbury: T
wa Sy,Nt, q 20, New;HSrford; E 5, Wood
en,ville; A, Miles & Snn, Goshen, i por,",
Yves, Cornwall; P: Wheeler, Furnace VilSce
brewster y Page, Falls Village T.; John FranIi;n
Canaan II, F. Fish, Salisbury, '' 'a""""'
Hiram b. Case Travelling Agent for COnnec
wv" emt6
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st owes! Stoves! Stoves!

ST owes Stoves! Stoves!
'EHE Subscriber takes this method of
notifying the public that he has just
returned from Albany with additions to
his former assortment of Stoves, making
1t most complete, embracing almost eve.
ry desirable pattern of Cooks and PAR.
LoRs. Also a great variety of
Albright Stoves,
which for beauty and durability cannot
be surpassed. Believing the nimble nine
pence better than the slow shilling, the
above articles will be offered the remain
der of the season Qor ready pay) at con.
sIderably reduced prices, making them
extremely low. Also some second hand
IRE-FRAMES, very cheap.
Copper, Sheet Iron, and Tin Work, in
all its variety on hand, or made to order
of the best materials and lowest prices.
MOSES MORSE.
Litchfield, Jan. 5, 1916. 33
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HIRAM JACKSON.

TNAKES this opportunity to inform his Gus
l. toners, and the Public in general, that he
has removed his DYElNG ESTABLISH
MENT, six doors west Of the Court House
where he will be prepared to color and clean
all kinds Of Clothing and Dresses Of all colors
Also-Cleaning and Dressing Of Hats.
TMr. ]. will be at his shop on Mon.
days and Saturdays.
Litch6eld, Nov. 3, 1915.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-07-09
WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

A compound Balsamic Preparation from
Tar and Wild Cherry Bark.
The best remedy kno,Un to the sUorld for lthe
cure Of Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Group, Bleed.
ing ofthe Lungs, Whoopimg Cough, Bron-
chitis, h.jque'sza, ShOvtness Of Breath,
Pain and Weakness in the Breast
. or Side, Lioer Complaint, as.d
the First Stages of
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Iron tsnd Brass Foundry.

rNHE Subscribers having commenced the
l. business of Casting Brass, in connection
with their other business, all orders for Cast
ings, either Iron or Brass, will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to. All past
tavors gratefully acknowledged by
"A j. CARR NOTION g. son.
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Messrs. RoUsE& PRATT

MeSSrS. ROUSE~ FRAT L
DElNG thankful for favors already re.
ID ceiVed, would state TO the public
that no pains will be spared under their
continuance of the business, in giving
entire satisfaction to all who may see fit
10 continue their favors. Satinett, Plain
Cloth, cotton and wooden Flannel manu-.
featured; wool carding and cloth dress.
ing done at any season Of the year.
=. ELIJAH ROUSE,
Fl. NJ. PRATv.
Bantam Falls, June 10Th, 1916.
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EoR SALE at L. J. SMITHS Store, ROCK
Il SALT. IS
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FOLGER's OlOsAONIAN,

Ill., HEaA~G B.41s.a;M:
1t has proved itself TO be the hes, medicine ever
offered to the public. Thousands have already
tested it's virtues, and have never found it to fail
IN curing The diseases for which it is recommen-
ded. Nor q" they have to wait long in order to
know whether ii will be productive of good eff.
tects, they are assured that if
ONE BOTTLE
produce NO GOOD EFFECTS upon the sufferer. 90
hotties will not, and il is moi therefore necessary
that they should spend their money in vain.
Bewa of a Sigh Cough.
Although i: is passed over as unimportant. it
will soon become seated-Consumption foIiows
IN rs wake. Take heed to n main in NE s,ds
and soreness in The chest, especially if amended
with aIs,ng oil Mucous. streaked with Plood-
ihese are dangerous symptoms but thew are
quickly and effectuaIlv overcome BY the abnve
remedy. ASK the sufferer from that distressing
complaint,
Asthma,
What he thinks of Foger's Olosaonian, or All
tieaing Balsam, and he will tell you he cannnt
I'VE Comfortably without it. 1t relieves all that
Difficulty OF Breathing, Cough. and Tishtness "f
me Chesf: gives quiet and refreshing slumber
and does for the Asmatic what no other remedy
IN the world VIII do. Witness the case of Hen.
ry Jackson, 18th street, William Bond. the weii.
known I Boston Cracker Baker. Brooklyn; Mr..
WI!k'ns!n, tiob"ken; Mrs. Bell, Morrlstown.
y: -; Mrs. Lucretia Wells, 322 Pearl street:
W c Gowan, Woodstock, Ulster county and
Mrs. Archibald. 50 White st. N"0
RAISING OF BLOOD
is etiectually checked bv this remedy ub.n ~
other means have faIied. Hundreds Of eases
might be related, where persons in The civ bave
been gwen up. and pronounced as mast hone ,sho
nave been restored by this great remedy ~ ,ho
s,nnl"yment of health: Mrs Thouhrnrne' as
n"nIoe Isreet Dennis Kelley, &c Wafer street
bon. Ivy R'v'nGton st. r.; and hundreds Of OTHERS
wh no have "a used the remedy, can testify to The
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MO DECEPTION!

Not week passes away without we have to re-
cord some Of The most astonishing cures of
long continued Asthma, lncipicnt Con-
sumption, Bleeding al the Lungs,
Bronchitis. Difficulty of Breathing,
and the various diseases to
which the Lungs and
Throat are subject,
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Geese Feathers.
HATS,

BTN ] %
THE subscribers have Just re-.
u l. ceived from New York, Nu.
- ! tire Sill and Pearl Cashmere Hats,
~ of the Spring Fashion. They also
intend to keep on hand general
assortmen; of Hats of their oton manufacture,
all OF which they will sell on the most reason-
able terms. The patronage of their friends and
the public is respectfully solicited
kILBORN & BRAMAN.
LitchGeld, April 10, lsl6-47
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-07-09

FRESH RICE, for sale at the store of
Il 80 L. J. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-07-09

FOAt SALE.
= GOOD dairy COWS.
South Farms' Feb. 0. 'ANSNAMa
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~A~~~"S
FOR SALE.

IN OR 60 more stitchers.
~ Litchfeld, Oct. 2Sth ,lS45.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-07-09
BLANKS

FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-07-09

IRISH HuMoR.-An 1rishman of Captain
Duncan's battery, in leading wounded
horse from the field, at Paio Alto, after the
battle, was annoyed by the bowling of
wolves, attracted to the spot by the Mexican
dead. "Ah be aisy, ye bastes sure there's
enough for all iy yees,"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-07-09

NEW IpEA.-A new steamboat called the
Saratoga, built to run between Chicago and
Buffalo, is furnished with handsome state
room for the exclusive accommodation Of
editors. '"'' .'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-07-09

~ THE DIsAsrRous ToRMADo IN MISSES.
1PPE-The loss BY the tornado at Grenada.
Miss, is estimated ct about seventy-five or
eighty thousand dollars. Twenty-oue rser.
sons were killed aud sixty wounded, manv
Of them dangerously. The number OF
houses torn from tlseir foundation vas one
hundred and tGeIye. ''''| ''o'2z 8f5sT7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-04
s MONTnEANN

Fashionable Tailor,
ERATEiUL or past f.vots. ie.pcc,ri,,,
~ tcn3eu 10 iis numetcu. fnspds. and
.ihctal public, his sfsje.ll thanks for tie
patronage with which they have hcnur,d bim
and beg, leave TO i1iofm hem. NAT ls,,u.
opened iIs tailoring cslib.isutnent 60 o., f.,
fg'm ovci ho sore of T. MarindsIe ia The
village oi " 'ag .5ft, be ;, prepared 10 ...
ecu'c vuH us. ell oidttsIn his ioe 800
such s1 ..Dui lii. 900 sun & e most las
udl.us
Ausng'u. ave been made bv him 10
receive rc Ec.. rs OF FASHIONS tom .no
hni 'al.Hts Ia new York as uuea q, NAV bc
necessnty, be VII taI time. be prepared
TO meet tue wishes Ofa,s pa,,aas IN jAs les
yect
Particular attention $50, he gwen to cut.
unf garments Tor others to make up and a.
gaimrti, cot by rin are warranted to f, &C.
outat,V D. properly made
DISTINCTIONS 90 cutting aui makng Rivel
on Nc most reasonable jc,ms
Nt VI w.. make dress an t.ca clat. u
sr.e.IIi s'yir, at from $500 O., 5000 al,
'e''s ani p,u,s &c SI.-j Geo 10 H. lutUu
Ac ~. never refuse cash ntL., wuiA an,
most Kinds Of produce wa always be re
/ coiyel at satisfactory prices -
W alhngiotd, June ! 1910.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-04
NOTICE.

! The members The Engine Company
$780, /, ,u lhe village Of East Rutland, are
h.re.y warned to meet at tho Engine House
o.. Saturday next. at o'clock, p IN, for du.l
= I'D the Transaction Of any olhor business
=. 800 necessary When met.
Nrh due regard to the reCest dom1nI by
tie general government fnr volunteers from
r.- patriotic citizens OF TIL, state, the young
men " this village should and undoubtedly
O., uudrrsta1 thai the frs, predomlnen, in
tD1c,t OF every pstr1i ~ 10 guard his own
property and the property Of his lrieads and
ADD ncishbo-s. and they are hereby notified
lnl' tie roll Of the Encinl Company IS not
tl ani any VITO wis. to "voluUtcer' aAd
'l'n HE company a, tho mex, mcet,g Vil. DO
I1.e received T.. PiENfOiN +, Clerk,
I.ulnd, Jplc >, .Sli.
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GENERAL ORDERS
iitAp QrAETrtsVT Mittris
Md liebuty, 2s,h MAY, 1916

MGliebury, 2slh May, 1916 !
!. compliance With tsquistlon from
t., Pre-, ieul oflhe TINTED SAT-, fof rolun.
I,.,t .o.n The SAFE Of Nefm -rr 20 a1 IN
/ -..rE 'h' var sCains NGiro. 49, he
} .a 80 tls state vii tskc no,co that
Ia's,s vii be- acccp'cd fot that service
-a 'tra' 'lih .ru' % tlfn o battalion Of
e l.mp ani.' of lolIn.fy The eompauic'
D rirh % consist a. one CAPTAIN on L.
B ''tar'. ou, - l.ru.,nan, four Ser.
/ -s NIt e 7on's two Musician ani
ry oar Prylrs The NsHa'1n ohi-s's
J % 30 rrc Ilo1'enln, Colan,. or Nalbt.
J % h3ITIni "a L'on,ennul OF oae Of The
! 9mplu,e' one Scrgean, Msl1r, one Quar-.
} rnlesr Sergeant, and one Drum Ma,o-
p hl's.ch volunteers VII be aeccrici 10
: omo1nics OF battalion
Tie volunteers arc TO furnish lhojr owu
} 'o'.'og ht which, when cll,,i iu,o uc,uai
} vice lhcy N''. De- u,i.o! go rcc,iy, rsy
70 ''r Iu.t'i SHrs They ar' 70 hlw
organ. tl'3n of the Army oflhe Unto!
\ '''' and thc sam" pay noI allowances
\ bong mustered INTO service. ami arc
Do armed NJ The expense OF The United
b l,rs The oGi.otsnrc 10 be- appointed u
Do, manner prescribed ty Tie avs Ct jh.'
I he volunteers will be enrolled and held
B. t,a Illness 1t muster 10 , the service. by
b. officer ofthc Army Of the United States
., such time otl place as may be- dcugni
~, WHO will r.. I've no man, under Oh,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-04
RARE CHANCE
CLOTON'Sl NPRONED BEEHIVE,


THE Subscribers are now pre-, ,... 30 offer
for sale 'hls mghly valuable iGyeuuon. for
which ,.llrts pa,cnt.h have been obIained,and
which % Is confidently asserted, combines
Sufficient advantages over all other hives
now 10 use, 10 make it worthy the attention
Of all such as keep or are DESTROYS Of
keeping bees even though II he Dnt
one swarm The construction OF lhc hive
Is simple, and So adapted 10 the nalCre and
habits OF bees, A. that tie more numerous
the bees, the more ruom Is furnished for
them to ilbor 90 that IN the midst Of the
honey season, ample scope Is gwen for HE
Industry OF all
This hive, when examined hy those ac-
GpaIntei with the management oI bees, il ion o
medlltely purchased and highly iecommen-
dei and such recommendations, fIom ma
ny of the first men IN the state, tamong
whom are Gov 81 ode and Lieut.. Gov. El-
ton.) are polished IN a pamphlet, together
with drIo cilons for the construction OF the
hive and the management Of bees; which
pamphlets accompany the sale Of each right.
! is invention Is the result OF much study
and research and now II Is offered for sale
not for the purpose OF amasstug a fortune,
but with the confident belief that the intro
jucaon and general use ut II wli. bc an meal
Culdble pubic hench'. bflug dcSifous lna'
thl, hive should be immediately introduced
TO the public, and IT'S superior advantages
appreciated an enjoyed, the propueios vii
dIspuse oitown or county nights upon terms
hlRhy advantageous 10 purchasers.
applications for town or county rights
should b, made TO Aaron Cotton, Pi'isheid
ur to J. NJ Bennett. Gavsyl.lle. VI and fol
individual ugAi- 900 Rutland and Mendon t,
q lf.f'. IiHfs ~ U ~ do
Juno Of Pln'0-d; fof Clarendon an!SAIews
Nlrv TO Tlmolhy q Gibson for Woodstock
and Reading to Pinto Hatch Of Woodstock
for Pomne, TO John Chcdai, Pomfct.
one Of tie proprelors will be at the 81
uuC the courts m this state. and also a
the suing ofthe Legislature IN each stat
prepared to sell rights on reasonable terms
SUIT TIE purchasers.
AARON COTTON.
joins VI. BENNETT
piusGel {, AD'u. 23i $50 Is n
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MN = .LEA -
EHE Subscriber informs hls fueaJs
and ne pu1Jc rencA,y that .'
has iakcu 10 suop one Door easi Cd
J,mes Poticf'- Store, up stains, where
10 intends 80 carry on the saddle and har.
ness making basin~.. "a all iis branches. his
.io. and matctis's ave al new. aud he 10
tends that his " otL shall bc done N mar.
merit anuui he surpassed ~ any shop i0
the COZ. y. and sny ining wanted IN be- .iue
that's no, on hand vii bc mAdo to order on
tho shortest uoucr Trunks, NaIses, and
Carpet bags OF 81. qualuucS and ptces.
Also
Nen'. Foo, Oh tot sale 10y the punt, GUAR,
- gallon. he viii also clean and oil harness
~ ihe best mnnnet and at tho lowest pr,os
Purchasers cannot htl to sui themselves a.
he has tie ycN P,did,lpiid OAK TaHH,d
Ira her and cycty yltirly ct Trimmings whict
the New lots market aG,tl, Please 10
call before purchasing elsewhere
IRA + BLISS
Ru,ard 20.h May, l~i6 2I.u
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VTAKEN from the Hotel Of Alanson Dy
i er ou the tlirI day Of last April Court.
a fine Glow o,ercoat ot a darn blown color,
with slk y,lvc, collar, two pockets on each
side and faced with black. In one Of these
pc, kels Wis a PAIR OF frnccl mlttcnS. iuy
reasonable compensation witi be ma!o for
the return OF sud coat, or any ono who VIII
give Information where II may bc found .--
Apply To /. McLrm,han, Waliing or to
4 DYER
Rutland, Nav, %, 1910. 90
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STATE or vERMoNr,lRErrcm

STATE or vERMONrl RErfcmem-
D.,nr, ofFlrn.ycn, s.. ID bcred that
at a probate couu held At CasllcioG within
and lor sand district, on the 2Olh day cf May
A. d. 1916.
Present, 4 Warner, Judge
An lns,rumcn, IN writing, 'purPortng to I've
the last viii and testament at Joseph
Gould, late Of tPaw!ct Ia SAID district, de
ceased, having hi. day been presented TO
said count for probate and allowance h,
Simeon Edscron, tie executor thcrela nam
ed
lis ordered tina, said viii be referred
Tor probate and allowance to the frs,
Wednesday being the Isl day Of Ju.y neat
and that a copy Of this order be published
three weeks succrssvc,y previous thereto IN
the Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed
atRui!and rhat all persons interested may APP
pear aaJ obycctto the probate thereof II they
see cause 4 rue COPY Of record
% JAMES \ WARNER, Register.
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NlD1,ICI,

THIS may cc'ufy that have tbs d,y civ
On my son Detwin Ballard his ilme, dur
lng the remainder o. his minority, and shall
claim noue OF hts wages. nor pay any debts
of his contracting ancr THIS date.
DAVID BALLARD.
Dandy, March G, 1916. 80
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\ll1'I(,l,.

A IL. pcr,oas ,ndested on book or note, t,
~ the firm of Braman s Son, are request
81 10 rl3ke payment by the 10Th Of Angus,
next, as oil, demand, not adjusted after that
date will I've n the hands OF an attorney for
collection y. BEAMAN,
Surviving partner OF J Reamln q son
West Poultnct, Nav l., lNi6 %
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1TLW GcccC

X ] j l. l. ! ~ u \ ! l. j.
EEANlNt .rau,ol oi most ct ihoIr oil
y 4 s'l.b Of r,. .,.lr. u.. Q ...t ,.u
lcw York mu. .i't.'r o,-.rm,at h'n
ever before. "Lich wi|. mike thc,r -'"ck al
most entirely ucw md vii he sn!i at much
lower prices lh,n formerly, among which
may bc iouulthe following
Br1llcio,hs, fa'sino,|s. and <hnch q.
ants S mmcr goois a creat raticgi
LlliSi Drro Goais oud .Mdri,,
L1i,,t md NucI Sh1w a7i Torcaee
j. HaCh:
Peat, (ncv paucru,J PltaSpls, crayasIllh-
bou>. aiunrAls, ladies travelling haEs.Nes.
unp, rcul silk and Gg'd SATIN orlvats,Lcg-
bora hats, b.cl'hcd aad brow shccungs and
suulIugs, bed ticking, summer s.uH,, batting
aud dr,.ug.
Croch,ry ami G'art War, H,,i,d,r anil
cutting. also cDo. . assortment ct
FANNY Groc>r,v, P0nh. C'' e
Dlc AWN,, WUdom G'1o
and Snh, Salt, F,aur,
Inh, d., dC
III arc invited lo call y examine desc pop!s
httutc rufru1 .'at c.>oHh,rr. hl' kinds ot
cour'N ai9lGrru.ro ,rctctaurc Tor goods.
E.lalt. say lll'IG. 20
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NOTICE.

TENlllS may Certify that | have this day
L given my son lo>cah Davis, his time
during the remainder OF he minority, and
sha., claim none ~ rs Cluiucs nor r'y any
debts 900 hts r. 0tfl.ti.r '.r 'la '-'s
.JRLN DAVIS
Clarendon, March l. lsiG. %
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Nhctcas James D HemeuHay sdmlu,s-
tor1l,he es'l'e Of David B4nAud !alc OF
Shrewsbury 10 said district deceased In
ie,n.e has this day made application 20 sand
count ~ wu,inc. representing tlal tho per
sngal estate OF sad deceaseJ - not suihcien,
70 uay t4s BIS against sad deceased and
caarges Vt Naturalization without prc.udic.
iag The interests OF t6ose interested ~ the
estate, and lhetelofe praying s'i' court 10
etaut HIM ,iCeose g. sci portion 90 me rea.
estate 'sa ID deceased, 20 wt tract Of
!aod 10 Snrews5ufy, containing ~ ac!ss cali
cd tac Fox l.,,, ADD SAID administrator has
produced o. said coaI, the a.seot Of me guar
aIars Of Tho het. btir1 m.Lois, 10 the grant
.ag II sad license,
Therefore. Il d, Ordered hat slid app,ica-
uoa te referred 10 Leaung add decision
60 the hrst Mosiay beng the 6lh oay OF
I-y neIi and tA-t copy ot hi order
be yuJ'tsLs- ,aJee sseks successive. ,, pre-.
v.,us thereto, so tbe ROLAND Herald. new.
.-3er punied a, Rutland, hat all pefsous 90
tsfe,,ed may appear and give Douds lor u,
payment ois.II dcnts and expenses OF OH
cfSiss object to The grazing Of sad aeens'
II iAcY see causc
true cory ofrecnti,
3 HENRI HALL. Register
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NO'l'l(,L,.

INIIlS may certify that have tins day
4 gwen my sor Justin Paschal his time du-
mig the remainder Of b : minority and shall!
lain mono of 100, e1rnln1s nor pay any debts
OF his contracting after THIS date
JUSTIN PASCiIAL.
Caslc,on, March :, 1910. 30
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v i\'lI,ID I

DUTTER, Corn aud oats, Tor which a
I'D liberal rrI,o VIII be pail N rnads 10y
y. %. BELL
Rutland. say 81. 1916. p
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STATE ofNERNfJNr, RE it remcm-
Di,,rc, ofI'mrhaven, IS - bered tina,
at Probate Court holden at Cssllcion in
and for sad district on the 9th day Of
Nav. Il ;G.
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NJ \l&RIElD.

In Southport, Wisconsin, on the IAN
MT Mr. Samuel Francis, Jl to Miss Ju-
la Towslcc.
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DIED

Athis residence III Shrewsbury, on
the 1874 nit, Col. Lew Fnuey IN the
jlh year ol ms are.