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Calvin RAYS Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon. the Probate
District of Chirenden, IS, L Court for the District
Of Chtenden: To all concerne! in the estate
Of CALVIN RAY late of Hlnesburgh in said District,
deceased. GREETING
NsEREAs, Philo Ray executor Of the last will and
testament of Calvin Ray, Iare of Hinesbursh in said
district deceased proposes 10 render account of his
administration, aud pre- en his account against sand
estate for examination and allowance at a session OF
the Court of Probate, 10 be holden The Reg
Office IN Burlington, IN said district, on the second
"Wednesday of April next.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified TO appear be
lore sad cour n the Time and place aiore ID, and
shew cause, if any you have, why the accoun, afore-
sail should not lie allowed.
Given under my hand al Burlington this 18th day
Of March, A. ID. 1916.
42w3 WIN. WESTON, Register
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A new prophet, named S,rang, at Voree,
Wisconsin, has been acknowledged by one
portion of the Mormons as the head Of the
churce. The Mornons are Aocking to Vo-
rec ia great Numbers. 1t is 10 be the gath
ering place Of this strange people, except the
Twelve and their adl,rrents, now on their
way 10 California, over the Rocky Noun
tains. James J. Strang is a lawyer Of con-
siderable emiaence in the west. and owns an
immense tract Of land, the capital Of which
is Voree.
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JoHN JAcpB AsroR.-The following is
given as the estimate Of Mr., Astor's inn
mense weatti, in the book Of The "Rich Men
Of New York" II says tina, those know
ing his affairs hest, place it at 5000, 100,
and some Us high as s5O,OO0,O0J. His in.
come. on a moderate estimate, must be
$4,000, 900 4 year, or 10000 a month,
which is about S45, 900 week $500 a
day; $40 an hour, aud 81 minute. Mr..
As,or has made donation Of S350, 900 for
a library in New York, the inieres, of which
is to be expended in employing agents to
purchase books, and in the erection of a
building. Mr. Coeswell, late editor Of the
New York Review, is the asen, and libra
rian."
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TO HOTEL e. STEAMBOAT PRO-
PRIETORS.

Mason's PATENT 1RON-STONEC CHINA A.
THE .cribers, having been appointed Agents by
L the paentee for the sale Of This unequal ed ware
for the United States are nlIy prepared &c execute
any order. from WHOLESALE DEALERS in other
cities of HorEL aud SrEAMBoAT PRoPRiEToRs; and
would beg leave TO refer 10 The accompanying testt'
monidi Of the quality and peculiar ness OF ms aI''
Gle for III, Hotel and Steamboat use and would add,
of its excellencles, that II does not become dscol.
| ored when Clipped like other Earlhern or Stone
Ware.
China, Glass and Edrthennarc suitable for the
Country Trade, which they will sell loo for cash or
Nf'''' TIMOTHY r. NISSAN Il SONS,
Nen. York, March, 1916. las Mai!en Lane.
We, the subscribers, have furnished our Hotels with
"MASON'S PATENT IRON STONE CHINA"
imported by 7. r. NISSAN e. Co. and give it pre-.
ference over every other kind OF China or Earihern
Ware. Being OF great strength ard durability, it
combines economy with neaincss of appearance and
cheerfully recommend it as beng letter adapred
to Hotel poses, than any other article now muse.
Nep- York, January 1899.
BovpEx. CoLEMAS 4 SrErsoS, Asior House.
WV. B. CozzESs, American Hotel.
BLAKE REED, Wdreriy House,
HAYES Il TREADwELL, Franklin House.
JOHN II. GARDNER & Co. Cify HOTEL
r HopcEs & Son, Clinton Hotel.
joins NJ. FIrSr, Pearl street House.
N. b. Since the above testimonial was furnished,
all these establishments have continued its use with
all the principal Hotels in Boston. And more recent.
" have FURNISHED, wholly or IN ,ethe flowing
Hotels, and several new lake aud river steamers.
81. Charles Hotel. New-Orleans, Mes,r.. NUDGE
& Wilson.
Gait House, Louisville, Ky, Mr.. Isaac EVERETT
Erctange HOTEL Richmond Va, Mr. +. BovprS.
Frenehs Hotet Norfolk Va, Mr. wM. FRExcu.
-" Peler>bIrgh, Va Mr.. ID. FREx en-.
National Hotel, Washington city, Mr.. 5. s. CoLE-
MAN.
Erchange Hotel, Baltimore.
tufdr House, g Mrssr,. JACKSON & CRAS-
>TOS
american Hotel, Philadelphia Mr.. n. A. CHARTER,
Ho'eard Hotel, New-iork, Messrs. THOMAS 4 Roe.
Nen' York Hotel, " Mr.. j. II. BiLLISGs
Troy House. Troy, Me: srs. COLEMAN e. ROGERS
american Hotel, Buffalo. Mr.. l.. l.. HoDoEs
Mansion House, " Me,srs. DoRsIiMIER g. Co
Cataract House, Niagara FAILS, Messrs. WHITNEY
Il Sons. And others
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20
BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHINE.
N

- RESPECTFULLY gives notice. that he is still
IL manufacturing, at Winooski Falls, BRiGGs' pa
PEST PORTABLE Fence where all orders will be
pr IMPLY attended to.
Owing TO the advantages derived in the use of the
above improvement, he 10 enabled 10 afford neat
and beautiful fence for yards and gardens, at much
less expense than the be got up for in any
other wsy while for durability j. not exceed bv
any IN common use This valuable improvement was
first brought out in Western New York, where ii
has gone into extensive and has received the ap.
probation of the Mayor Of the city of Buffalo, with
many hundreds of the first agricutnrs's and others
in that part Of The STATE also of Gov. Hubbard Doct.
Jarvis, Judge Churchill and many others in New
Hampshire. In fact wherever it has been introduced
it has been highly approved As a Farm Fence it
combines more advantages than any other fence ever
used. 1t can be used Without posts, and is therefore
not affected by the freezing and heavng of the ground
and is admirably adapted to iniervaes, subject to
severe freshets 1t takes less lumber than any other
kind of fence is certain protection against all kinds
ofcatte is not liable to get out Of repair cannot be
bonn dotrn is easily set up taken down and remoy-
ed, without injury.
37'\o Farmer should be ,cithom at least a sutli.
Gent quantity to throw around his fields of grain and
stack yards.
Il S o,
In connection with the above, he has a machine 70,
turning Broom Handles.
Burlington Falls, March IL, 1886 Al
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JAMES MC'IICAND.
MIESEkN. TAILOR.

ESPEt1Fi'LLl returns his warme>i lhauks
II tor The liberal patronage he has received during
the short prrio he has leeu located IN this place
an sure a Il M old customers and those who NAV
patron ze hn, thai they will AT all Times find him really
10 execute their orders in lyle 10 be equdUed BY
ftic and erceiicd by none.
lis expectations here, have hern more than real
izel and ia rciurn,ng his grateful ackRowle senents
would inol,.iiy ,o'irt continued patronage
Shop m Church ST., over Mr. tiur.bul's >,ure.
Burlington, Jan. |, lSt6. Sims
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20

Psr.EscE OF MlNp.-A boy returning
home from Montreal, with the price of pair
81 Of oxen, was lately accosted by highway
man, who presented pistols, with the usual
order. "s,snd and deiver" The boy be-
coming alarmed, pulled from his pocket the
nurse containing the money which Fortunate
" dropped on the road the robber nmedi-
ately jumped out of his sleigh, which was
then some yards in advance of the purse,
and ran back for his longed-for treasure,
when the hoy, with great presence of mind,
took hold of the reins, and drove off as fast
Is he could, with both horses and sleigh
The robber then fired his pistols, the con-
tents of winch passed through the back Of the
sleigh aud between The boys legs. The
boy reached home in safety, and after exam
lining the sleigh, found in the box of it, which
was locked, the sum Of three thousand francs.
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ID 1 O al

In Essex, on the 22d uit., HAssAs Woopnvrr,
widow Of Ava Woodruff, late of wes,ford, aged AZ
years.
In Wes,ford on the 9th ult., Of consumption, at
the residence Of his brother alaw, Nj. Joseph Coed
hue, ALrsED N. CuAPis, aged II years.
"Preeious in the eight Of he Lord is the death Of
his saints"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20
Grains Spinal Supporter.

Keene, n. H., Aug. 10Th, lS44.
have for several years been in the use Of Dr.
Grams Sptno- Abdominal Supporters, and for weak
ness of the spine and some kinds Of distortion and
pro'apsus of the utera, and abdominal debility gener-
ally, have found it superior to anything of the kind
have seen. 1t is particularly useful for young per-
sons OF sedentary habits or occupations, to prevent
distortion and other determinations
AMOS TWITCHELL, NJ. D.
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nj aHri @ Il .

At burlington Falls, on the 9Th inst by the Rev. c..
r. wilkins, Mr.. JOSEPH OCLAeE and Miss ASS
JANE SHArrycX.
In Essex, on the 4,h inst, by Rev. d. Warren, Mr..
George X. TvLEa 10 Miss RHopA A. Emery, all OF
kAsex.
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Aromatic Pastiles
BUILDING TIMER.
Planning Machine.

THE Subscriber has COOL Planning Machine in
L operat ion al the Foundry building near the Lake,
and will accommodate The puhc.on soma lie terms
T.. r. CROSSMAN.
Burlington, March 10, 1916. ~
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TO Dentists !

WYE have by late express received a1dilIona
w ,uppl,es Of Stockton's Teeth,
Gold and Tin Fouls,
Forceps, all styles,
TnrnLeys, Common aud Pocket,
81 Gum ancets,
Mouth Mirrors and Mouis.
Rlow Pines, assorted.
Burrs. Drills, Excavaiors and Files,
Tooth Powder Pots and Boxes, &C; &c,
March 10, '46.-42 PECk d SrrAn'
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l)epilaiory Powder !

60 Famous for rnoving Superfluons Hair Also
- the American Hair Dye for eoloring Whie ~
Grey 10 beautiful Brown or Black. For sale by
PECK 4 SPEAR aud
". B. HATCH & Co., Wlnooskl Fall,
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LIFE INSURANCE.

TINE STATE Muiual Insurance CompanS of Wor
] ccscr, Massachusetts, offer 10 issue policies o
Ins irarce on lives on the most favorable terms.
Aspirations received By
GEO. r.. SRAW-Askxr
Burlington. Dec. II, ls4A
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DIR. j. SMITH,

MOST Respectfully infuru. the inhabhants Of
lNl Burlington and vicinity, that having changed
his residence from Champain to Cherry street, ih,ee
doors west of the Congregational Church. he CON
liz, of
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LOST.

A GOLD BRACELET, set with topaz sune. =
a The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
it Al Hagar & Ar,hui's.
March ", 1916. +4lw3
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

adopting the les, and most eficacio,s remedies ex-
ian aud while he is uuv illius 10 believe any OF the
various systems Of the day perfect he would cautious
" secrl from them such articles Of medicine, he
has found from long experience in diversified and
wide extended practice in bo h city and country, 10
be best adapted TO each and every case aware tina,
there are no two cases exactly alike.
How far success has attended his efforts since he
has resided in this village, he world most willingly
submit 10 the decision Of an enlightened and candid
public, for he is confident il must lie ACKNOWLEDGED
ly the people hat he has elected cure in som,
cases where Others had failed.
But physician may neglect
To notice cen good effect
Unless the can.e aS he suppo.es,
Is nine times j.lalncr than his nose is.
DR.. s. continues TO keep for sale, reduced prices
.rca, variety OF Boanico, Iitrolepuc Eclectic and
Magnetic remedies, winch have been prored lv mil
lions Of persons N the L u,ed STATES lar more sute
aud saiutdry IN removing disease, than any other
known among men, aud when accompanied 10y the
action Of HI, Electro Magnetic Machine, the eht,',
has Leon most a>lonish ng III nilli;udc OF cases.
Docl. Smith would also leg leave TO inform the
public that he has purchased OF Docl. Finer, the right
10 manufacture and sell DR. BANsrsG's highly cee-
hrn ell n nd nvaluatle
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20

4 CKNOWLEDGED by those who have used
n them, to be superior 10 any thing yet invented
for the neck and possessing many advantages the
ordinary article. The strap and buckle usually at
tached TO stocks are dispensed with. and spring sub
sued in their place which holds il firmly, aud yet
l. much more easy and comfortable to the neck than
the old style. 1t is also constructed that when
the neck it exactly resembles a cravat neatly ted
and the with which it is adj is,ed 10 the neck and
taken of gives 1t great advantage over a cravat or
the ordinary stock.
On the whole, it. superiority al Others for
ness and convenience such that the subscriber in
common with those who have used them is coniiden,
that they will superscdc any thing of the kind yet in.
vented.
The demand for the above articles since their intro.
dncion has been such that the subscriber would sug-
gest merchants and dealers the proprety Of their
calling and examining them soon conyenIen,
after their arrival IN the city.
c. b. II would also state that he has now on ham
and is constantly adding thereto by late arrivals, and
by his own manufacture, large and extensive as
sortnent of stocks opera ties, shirts, collars bosoms
gloves suspenders, under garments, half hose, hand
kcrchefs oiled silks, dressing gowns, &c. &c, all o.
which will be sold at the lowest market prices. 40
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Strayed.

t'ROM the subscriber on Tuesday last, small red
L COW. heavy with calf 1 will suitably compen
safe any one who will notify of her whereabouts.
>. HORACE WHEELER.
Burlington March 49, ,46 az
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the city where Merchant. from The country do their
business /; and for pleasan,nes> Of location, good
and comlnodons rooms, quietne>s and comfort no
house IN New York i, teiter situated. Mr.. Dunn
phrey was fourteen years in the employ oihs friends
the Me>>rs. Howaris. After iutelage under such
masters Of the art, he understands il, and Northern
Gentlemen will not he disappointed either in h> fare
or his prices. JoHN" "a he famIliarly ca lei,
Is arnua ncd with most of the business men OF YER
mont, and if Hose gentlemen will remember 10 call
upon him, and dissatisfied, then his "rgh, hand
will have forgot its cunning" The house has been
thoroughly repaired and beautifully fitted up. Both
comfort and economy will be consulted by making
his house their stopping place. 40
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AMOS TWITCHELL, NJ. D.


Windsor, W., June Goth, lsii
Dr. Grain has shown me to-day, a Spino- Abdom-
inoi supporter, OF his invention and manufacture. |
AN much pleased with the instrument, and shall use
ii in preference TO any other that have seen.
ED. Z. PHELPS, NJ. u.
Professor Of Hrterid ledica &c &c. &c, at The
Nd. Institution, Dartmouth College, Hlnorer,
Woodstock W., June 9Th. 1874
] have and examined DR.. Grains Spino- Al.
dOmindi Supporter, and have no h-stailon in saving
that appears to admirably adapted to the purpose
for which it is made
BENZ. r. PALMER, NJ. D.,
Professor of Surgical Anatomy and Physiology at
he w. Ned. College, Woodstock and at The Berk-
shire Med. College PW.feid, Mass.
St. Adams March 81, 1916.
Or. f Grains Spinal Supporter combining Tho ad-
d iona advantages Of the various Abdominal Sup
purtcrs hitherto use most obviously better adapt
ed to give the requisite mechanical support in
requiring it, than any thing of the have ever
seen. J. l.. CHANDLER. VI. u.
n. II. BELLOU, NJ. d.
II. l.. TODD, Westford.
The above certificates are from the most learned Of
| tho Medical Profession in this State aud others.
| The undersigned would observe, from having seen
n notice in the Burlington Free Press Of last week,
| from DR.. Heineberg-because he is startled at the
rapid and extensive sale of this excellent Instrument
which is dilfusng happiness wherever it goes. Dr..
| II. should not envy the wide spreading good which
Grains Spinal Supporter is continually creating, for
the that he ls not connected with their sale,
that il interferes with the disposal Of old article,
(Thompsou's Pelv &c Bandage,) which has lately been
''' ''N''' '' $3.50 JOHN W. EMERY, NJ. D.
| Essex, March 10Th, 1874 4lv2
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DRIED APPLES

VIE subscriber has just received a good lot oil
= Dried Apples, which he will sell by the 10. OF
small quantity.
March IL, 1876. N. LOVELY.
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Wanted.
Bring on YOUR Wood.
Feathers !

(tEESE and HENS Feathers, t,rarranted a good
" a,ticie) constantly hand aui FIR sale Y
Villas & MOVES.
March t. lsi6 40
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NO TT q f..
1sHlS 10 to certify that I have given my sol
i THOMAS his time, and reinquish oil elaine
and will pay debts Of his contracting after this data
CHARLES r. CHATE-.
Charlotte, March 9th, 1876. 4lw3s
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Itusscl's Shaving Cream
Mineral Teeth.

Few more pots OF this surprising cream lett at
IA HARRINGTON a. BROTHERS.
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JOFNERS WANTED.

'UNHE SUBSCRIBER wishes TO employ one or Two
L Jonrneymen Joiners for the season. 10 commence
recommended for steady habits and good workmen
need apply. have house that I can accorno late
family with. should also like an apprentice to the
above business, boy of suitable age and steady ha-
its.
CYRUS FARRAND.
Colchester, March O. 1916. Al
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.

Ourfldnt Street, NeW York,
known as the Exchange Hotel,
LAS recently passed into the hands
J L Of ,Me>,rs. Wcmmell & Dunn.
phrey. |, is within short distance
of Broadway, Of the Steamboat Ian
ding>, and Of the prn ripaI streets Of
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HAY,
~ the best quality for sale in lots TO suit pnrcha.
~ ers. Apply 10 l.. & C. T.. FOLLETT.
March IL. Corner of Main and Water SITS.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

By vIriae sI a wr;l OF X adj ExPonaa
ssued out oIlae CONT Of Common Pleas
Of Carroll coYaty. Ohio, & 10 me directed
twill offer lur sale al The court house door
IN CarrotoR. on Monday ne DIN day of
Nav, belHeea ras hours of 10 o'clock
A NJ. aad 4 O'Clock P. NJ OF said day
The iolloSing real estate, 10 wit Part
Of the Norlh East quarter Of Section
No. Is in Range No 6, in Township
No ID containing sixty seven acres md
one hundred and thirry seven perches.
Also. a part Of said North Ensi quarter
of To" nshiP sud Rarge atoIesa d. for
boaRdry b. ginning at he NoFlh West
corner Of Ja1aes Neel's. formerly Psrt
oI said QosFler. thence East forty per-
ches. thence South eighty perohts.
iheBce West forty perches. thence 'rrh
Eegh'y PER- hes TO the place OF bsgin-
ing, coRlRinisg lao acres more CT trss
Of tho lands ordered TO be SOLD at SleU-
benvile. Ohio. Taken 10 execution aud
will b. sod by ne
f. MCGUIRE. Sheriff.
April 3rd, 1892. lee 225.
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WELt.AND CANAL

The ST. Csrharne's journal OF the
End instant says that ihe HeilaBd Ca
nal Is ready Tor he Ieriing IN oi the wa
Ter, which will be done ~ soon ssE.ke
ErIe Is clear en"sqh Of b. Reto admit
OF navigation. Three vessels are to be
lsuneh' dat S., Cslhsrire's on the lSh
l"s'aH' ADD two Others are 10 a state o.
great forwsrdn,ss
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THE RICHhnN MlIlc

,, "'Sh NUM- WIG
ms paper with which the murdered
I'essS",s ~ad 40 long connected. is nov
u"oe' 'he charge OF X a. ToIer ESQ.
io'e eoI.or OF the LyBchburgh VI Rla
hn' Mr o. p Baldwin Tslres lrom
'ne "hIg' and 10 doing so takes occa
sion 10 address an earnest exhons.
l'on to the people Of Virginia, 10 srudy a
more liberal peIicy. iorego their marrow
and ANTICIPATED notions, and enter the
career ol prosperity which Is open be
fore them.
Lei Us (ssys Mr.. Baldwin, disca I'd
that sectional aud iIllheral feeling which
has SO long Imprded our onward march.
aud establish system oi Improvement,
commensurate With thr wants OF the
Stale, and adequate to the deseiope menl
oi all oi her unparalleled res .urcss,
Bel Us adopt pohcv ~h,,h snail llok "a
the prosperity and lhe happiness Of al
VTgiHia, which shall bring upon one
common platform, the men Of he noun.
ialns. the valleys and The pkin., and
teach them all TO rally wth caual love
and loyalty uu der The heuRrrni power
lul aOd unnsd Commonwealth >
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SHERIFF'S SALE

by virtue uI writ OF Fl ia. e. Lev,
Ia issued Out OF ths court Of common
pleas lor CarroII county, o, and 10 me
deserted, ! VIII ofer fos sale on Monday
The u h day Of April, 1916, At The house
.oI Jouarhan Keliy,m IN Union township,
lh- following property, TO vii: one four
borse wOgnu and bed, one two horse cor.
rage, ano three horse creatures. Sale
10 eDRmrnce at II O'clock. NJ. of said
day. Taken in exeeatIoH end will be
sold by f MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
April II, fS46-prf $I,5Q
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Bv vitrue of await ot II Ia ct Lev
Faclas, issued ON, a( The court of con
mon pleas Of Csrro,l county, . an6 %
ne directed. / will ,H'r for s,le al he
house ef BfeZ,'la Bates IN Augusta town
ship, Csrtoll County, OhIo. on F0rsdaN
rI,e GSh day oi April, 1916 The follow.
ing pro pc Uy,rO WI: one hy mare. Sale
10 commence NJ ~ O'Clock. M.. "a said
dav Tsken ia Execution aud wlll be
sold by me
T. MCGUIRE Sheriff.
April II, 1916 Pr. Loo.
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TkILQRIkG!

at The above shop, where he IS prepared
10 execUla all work in his line &c busi
ness, with nParRess aud despatch. lie
is ~ the reguhr receipt OF The
Lonaon, Paris, and Phii2dt lpha Fashions
and will execute his work IN he II, s.
fashionable siy!e, aud on the loWeSl auC
'Rnst accommodating terms As he
hopes 10 receive he Will endesVor TO mer
y. = libeFat share Of publc patronage
Thankful 10 his lriends tor ,heIF paal IA.
vors, he respectfully requests COOlin
uance OF their Cuslum
AprIl t1ih 1886 81.
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SHEkLFF"S SALE

By virtue Ol Il wait Of Vcndl Exponas
10 me dlreClsi issued oui OF the enurl
Of Common Pleas o4 arFoll CO Ono
! will offer for sale On TnuFsday he 30 h
day oI April, 1916 at h. house OF Vii
Jam lrvln, 10 the town OF WatisSllle rhe
hfowlng property 10 wit: oBe hundred
yards OF Sarunet, tArre horse creatures,
lWo sers oi horse gears, and one TWO.
horse wagon. Sale 10 commence at 10
O'clock on said day.
TakeA 10 execution End Wilf be- sold
by + Mcguire. Sheriff.
April ", I846-prf SI,O0
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-24
SHERIFE'S SALE

Bv Virlue Of writ Of Vendi Expo.
mas 10 me- directed oul Of The court 0'
common pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio,
viii Offer for sale on The eth dav ol
April 1916 between the hours Of 10 o.
clock A NJ and q o'clork P NJ At The
house OF James Nee! in Union wnship.
the following property 10 wits three
horse creatures oRe hundred bead OF
sheep. four cows, aRd OBe three bose
wsgnn.
Taken in Execution and will be sold
by me
E, Mcguire, Sheriff.
April l7lh ls46-Pr. ST.