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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04
Wooster PreSbytery.

The Presbytery of Wooster, COM
prising the four counties of Wayne,
Holmes, Richland and Ashland, held its
stated spring meeting in Orrville, being
opened on Tuesday ~ PM, April 25th,
by sermon by Rev. John Robinson OF
Ashland. Rev. S. W. Miller, of Woos-
ter was chosen Moderator and Rev. w.
w. Anderson of Shelby, and Rev. E. B.
Caldwell of Hopewoll- and Nashville,
temporary clerks.
The settled ministers of the Presby-
terry were all present with two eXcep-
tions; and nearly all the churches were
represented by Elders.
Mr.. r. Il. Galley of Fredericksburg,
and Mr.. c. K. Lehman of Savannah,
after making very satisfactory "trial
performances" were licensed to preach
the Gospel.
Rev. V. G. Shelley received and ac-
cepted call from the church of Dalton,
and arrangements were made for his in
stallation on the I'd Wednesday of May,
at ii A. NJ.
Rev. I. P. Speer received and accepted
calls from the churches of Congress and
West Salem.
Rev. Milton W. Brown received and
accepted call from the church of Mt
Eaton, and arrangements were made fol
his installation on May 11th, Thursday
at IL A. M.
Rev. S. w. Miller will preach the SER
mon, Rev. W. J. Park will deliver the
charge to the Pastor, and Rev. f. B.
Caldwell, the charge to the people.
The church of Berlin was granted
leave to procure its own supplies and
has secnred the services of Rev. J. C.
Gillian for half his time.
Nearly all the churches reported con-
tributions to all the Boards, and to the
Memorial Fund.- and all except two
(Hayesville and NashviIle) reported
settlements with their Pastors.
The Pastors of Presbytery were re-
quested to present to their Sessions and
in their Pulpits,. the interests of Yer.
million Institute, with view to free il
OF its present Indebtedness; and Pres.
bytery recommended the agents of tina!
Academy to the liberality of our people
1t was announced that the Dedication
of the new building, and the Installa
ton of Prof. Brugh will take place OF
Wednesday, May 18th at which 4 public
dinner will be provided by the citizen
of Hayesville, and all the friends @
"Old Vermillion' are invited to dinner
"A resolution was adopted to spend til
second whole day Thursday of tn
Fall meeting in the interests of the Sab
bath School work; that meeting to
composed of all the members of Presby
terry, together with one delegate fror
each Presbyterian Sabbath School, i
our bounds. \ committee of four ION
from each county, was appointed t
make arrangements for that meeting,
notify the Sabbath Schools to send dele
gates, and to prepare a plan for obtain
ing statistics of Sabbath School work.
After busy sessions, Presbytery az
} journed on Thursday evening to meet :
Mansfield on ID Tuesday of Sept. mex
CLERK.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04
GreenhOTEs.

The Ashland Times after congratu-
jating itself that Ashland county did
not contain any of those cerdants who
invest their hard earnings in the queer
bogus Watches &c., visit to the EN-
press office, by its editor, has dispellee
this delusion, as he there foEDd that sew
eral men who did not take the Times
have been made victims of the New
York swindling concerns. 1t states that
one fellow ordered "fine gold watch''
10 be sent by Express, C. o. d. 1t came
a few days ago with SO charges on it
Several of his friends advised him moi
TO lift it, as it was a swindie. But, no, he
,,aew better. He was satisfied it was as
she gentleman in New York had repre-
sented it and he vas going to have his
gatch, so paying the charges and lifting
the package, he opened it and beheid hi;
"Fine Gold Watch" transformed as ifhy
magic to q beautiful glass marble with
a note attached reading thus:
DEAR StR-The mystery in regard t.
this is to find the keyhole by which t.
wind it up. NUMEROUS persons hay'
been searching for it during the pas
wear and have failed in finding 1t, bH
we hope that you will be successful:
Respectfully,
WILLIAMS & Co.
ps All fools will learn by expert
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04
A Question.


Which will you do, smile and make
others happy, or be grabbed and make
everybody around you miserable? You
can live among flowers and singing
birds, Or in the mire surrounded by fogs
and frogs. The amount of happiness
which you can produce is incalculable,
&c you will only show smiling face, a
kind heart, and pleasant words. On the
other hand, by sour looks, cross words,
and fretful disposition, yon can make
Others unhappy almost beyond endur-
ance. Which will you DO? Wear a
pleasant eountenance; let joy and love
beam in your eye? There is no joy so
great as that which springs from kind
act or pleasant deed; and if You do a
kind act during the day whereby some
fellow mortal has been made happy, you
will feel its glorious influence at night
when you rest, and throughout the day
when about your daily business.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04
New Sand Screen.

One of the finest things we have seer
lately is the new Sand Screen manufac-
tured by J. G. Evans of Orrville. II
will supply want long felt by masons
plasterers, and moulders. In construc-
tion it is very simple and has no gearing
TO get out of order. See cut of the screen
in another column of this paper. Harp
ster, Rudy & Co. are the sole agents in
Millersburg. ID. G. Evans, General
Agent, Orryille, o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04
Keen Posted.

You cannot take up news paper, but
that you see a notice of some poor fell
low who is not able to take his home pa
per, receiving box of saw dust at the
expense of from fifty to two hundred
dollars. 1t is not the person who takes
the paper that bites at such a bait; but
the man who thinks so nuch of the al
mighty dollar that he can't afford to give
the printer his support.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04

The question is often asked why the
Howe Sewing Machine is the best. The
answer is, simply because it does every
thing in the sewing line with snch per-
feet satisfaction. Every one who has
used Howe Machine pronounces it the
most complete. Its work speaks for it.
self. No other machine has such unan-
imous testimony in its behalf. Every
body praises it, and no family should be
without it. If You wish No. ma
chine then, in every respect, buy {
AHowe" of Menuez & Rood, agents fol
Wayne, Holmes, Stark and Summit
cOnnties; or of Mrs. Robert Cameron
agent at Millersburg. For particulars
enquire at l.. Mayors store. Ttf.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04
Spring and summer STYLES.

The first opening of Spring and Sum-
mer styles at Mrs. Uhler's Millinery and
Fancy Goods establishment will take
place on Thursday, May 11th. All are
respectfully invited to attend the open
ing. Her stock of bonnets, hats, cap:
and fancy goods is Large and fine, and
viii be sold at prices to suit the pur-
chaser.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04

The Emperor Francis Joseph,
of Austria, became very indignant
when the citizens of Vienna appeal
ed to him against the, DECISION of
honor Of the. German victories
should be held. "We are in Austria,
and not in Germany. = he lexd daimed,
Indignantly, @.ne, no, there shall be
no celebration" 'o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04
Big Prairie.

Through correspondent at Big
Prairie we learn that that enterprising
little town is gay and lively. The bust
ness men of the place are now pushing
things forward rapidly. A new Steam
Saw Mill is expected during the sum-
mer, and tannery is also about to be
established. Several new buildings are
going up this summer. Among the
business men doing a good trade there
We mention r. c. Jones, dealer in gro-
eeries, salt and plaster, &C. II. Car
baugh, dealer in shoes, &c. -.--l
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04
Testimonials.

We, the undersigned, having worn ar
tificial teeth on plates of gold, porce-
lain, rubber, silver, &C., and now wear
ing plates Of the Eureka or White met
al made by W. II. Pomeroy, Dentist
Millersburg, Ohio, do not hesitate to
pronounce it superior to any of the
above named materials for Dental plates.
Ambrose Frey, Miss Mary Fitzshn-
mons, James Gorrell, Miss NJ. r. Barnes,
Mrs. L. Bigham, J. NJ. Yoder, VIM
McCaughey, James Snyder, Mrs. NJ. s
Richards, Mrs. Mary Moore, Miss f
Wilber, J. Mower, Mrs. +. Myers, Jame'
Adams. Mrs. s, ", Mckay, Mrs. n
Shoup.
Remember we make a speciality o
filling teeth with gold and tin foil. OF
flee days Thursdays, Fridays, and Sat
urdays. Office, corner room, ID floor
QDnosite Commercial Block.
27tf. ", PoMERoY.
For fine Guipnre apd Cluny Laces, g
I
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04
Lost

Some where along the road between
this place and Oxford, on last Sunday,
a brown parasol, beaded, with white
silk lining, and tassel. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving it at
w. Jacobs Jewelry store, Main street.
Millersburg.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04
FOrtilt fstpuUIICdH
THE BARREN FIG TREE-AN DYL
BY EDw ARD D. CLAIMING.


GLORIOUS IN the rising sun
>hone the niiis OF faiestine.
And all nature walked from sleep
Hailed him with its song OF siadnes>
As each cedar, oak, and pine,
Called or sighed in their own language.
Expressive sounds of joy or sadness.
Bright shone the suns autumnal ray.
On favored Bethany's rugged walls.
By Christ its simple bowers and ways
But scarce the golden rays had tinged.
The blue and distant western hills.
When issuing from their place OF rest
The home of Mary, Lazarus the biest-
A little band now wend their way,
That shade the path, and please the eve.
OF traveller to Jerusalem.
And dark old sayings of the prophets.
Meanwhile progressing on their journey.
The groves and fields are left behind.
Among thenl oaeoi noDie pearihg,
rms them win MS "orus Oh Wlsoom'
Ana each ioiloNer giadly listening
heeas the warnings OF the Master
ne teiis tnem Oh MS fntners iore'
pi HIS pitying' loving kmdness,
VINO, looking from HIS thronn above.
And in wondrous eondescension
Conceived the great plan of salvation.
ne 'ehs then Oh MS heaSehiy mission
10 save lost and ruined world,
only attained oy His own passion,
Ihrough temptations herceiy huried
by Iaiien SATAN and the meed
VI ms o"h iiie-oIoou ior US sheu'
Ana thus toward Jerusalem ioftE spires
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04
Declined.

We are in receipt Of the Geneva Things
of the Goth inst. from which we learn
that General Garfield and Hon. p. +;
Wade positively declines being candi-
dates for the Goyernorship of Ohio.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04
Monthly Social.

e The Ladies of the N. Z. Church So
licit general attendance at their
Monthly Social, FIday eve, May 5th,
at the residence of DIR. Ross. Supper
% cents.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04
NEW ADV ERTIsEMENTs.

Dauchy & Co.-Miscellaneous.
ID. G. Evans-Revolying sand Screen
Mrs. Uhler-Millinery 4 Fancy Goods.
J. c. Corbus & Co.-Hats, Caps, &c, &C.
Spencer Son-Dry Goods, Groceries, &c
BENJAMIN Maniy-Western Land for sale
Wholf Uhler & Co.-Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Whitaker & ChiIds-Clothing, Hats, Caps. &c.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04

During May the Treasury Depart
ment will purchase ten millions of
bonds and sell eight millions in
gold.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04
SPRING MEETING
roeau,:losrsssf fm Nv
.
MILLERSBURG
Driving Park!
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday,
June 18th, 18th & 18th, 1871.

No. Ea-
Holmes Co. Running-Purse. $25 90
Single dash a mile. Catch weights.
To all horses owned in Holmes county
that never went for money. Eighteen
dollars TO lSt and seven TO 81.
No. 2.
Holmes County Trot-Purse, $50 90
One-half mile heats to harness. To
all horses owned in Holmes county that
never went for money, , best in three:
sl5 to lst. and $40 to ID, and S. to 3rd.
No. 3. 10
Trot-Purse, $lOO OOl
Mile heats to harness. Three best in
five. To all horses that never beat , :00;
$50 to lst, and s25 to 2d, Is to 3rd.
WEDNESDAY 14rH.
No. q,
Running Purse, 4.. V $50 90
One-halt mile heats. Catch weights.
best in 3. To all horses that never beat
| minute and IS seconds: $50 to 1st.
SIS TO ID and S. to Bird.
Trot-Purse, 800 90
Mile heats. best in 3. To all horses
that never beat 2;40. $50 TO 1st,
$50 to ID, and $40 to 3rd.
No. 6. /
Pace-Purse, $lO5 OOl
SNlile heats. > best in five. To |
harness. $50 to lst, $25 TO ID.
and $40 70 3rd.
THURSDAY 18TH.
Trot Purse, $40 90
Mile heats. best in ). Toall horses |
500 to 1st, $40 to p, 80 to 3rd.r
Pace-Purse, $145 0OI
Free TO all horses. Go to harness.
3best in D. $50 to lst, $40 to ID and s25
to 3rd.
Running Race-Purse, $l2O 90
Free to all horses. One mile heats. 81
best in 5. $50 to 1st, S35 to I'd and $25 to
3rd.
r U LES:
lst. The name, color, sex and owner or
agent must be correctly given in making
the entry.
I'd. Entrance fee 10 per cent of Purse
competed for. which must accompany
all entries. All entries must he enclosed
TO the Secretary with the Number of
Race endorsed on the envelope.
3rd. Any horse entering in any of the
aUo,o @ees II IioI eiiS.Uie, WIN not pe
trance money.
4th. Any horse distancing the field
will he entitled to of the Premium of
lhe morse so distancei. 80,
me i.'IlnS VIII ne soNerheu py tle
efficient police will be on hand to pre-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04

President Grant has returned to
Washington from his trip to the
West. -
$3, ,121 900 was subscribed to the
new loan last week, making the total
$61, ,6SO,900.
The statement that Secretary Fish
is to resign on June first was given
by authority.
Gen. Cluseret has been stripped
of authority by the Communists at
Paris, and arrested. Fighting still
continues between the rival forces,
fort D'Issy having capitulated to the
Versaillists.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04
Cleveland Money Market.f
CORRECTED BY
II. 4 b. ii Z RZER,

NJ CLEVELAND, April a5, 1871.
The following are the closing rates of Specie
and Government Securities in this market:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04

For fine Guipnre and Cluny Laces, g
to j. Mulyane's. 37w3
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-05-04
The Very Best.

Every lady should have the ma
tional finge gurard to be had at Mayors
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-11

N~ Il
LUTHER NLwcOAE, Ctert.
N1. Montpelier 4 Wells River Rail
rai Company rs James X Langdon
IaIs was an action Of special assumpsit to
recover of the defendant the amount Uf h il
subscription $50, U0O) to the capital stock
ID tile Montpelier & " ellis River Railroad
Company which subscription was made
upon " c0Editi0n that good and responsible
lt1t ifuaLs "a Montpelier subscribe ffig LIO1l-
SAINT d0HarN ictthiu 0He year from the ab0re
da'e. (meanIng from the 10Th day Of Jauu-
arr, ls1J, the date Of the subscription aiOre-
Ll Inc defend ,nt's main defense seem
be he Invalidity Of the organization Of
carpo alton of the M0ntpelIer 81 Wells
.aar Railroad Company, but it turrcd out
the trial 81 the case that there was not
thousand dollars subscribed by irdI-
r--at- ID the town Of Montpelier within
year from the date Ol the defendant ;
ga .-srTtIun, and according u the condition
aal,Acd u the same, without reckoning the
-an thousand dollars subscribed BY tins de-
ielaant, which the plaintiff, claimed was the
f4lress understanding OF all the parties at
Glide time the euherript was made and
which they were ready to prove by parol
testimony, which the Court ruled vas not
admissible u contradict 4 written iustru-
meut. The Court also held that the defend
amp l. subscription should not Re reckOned in
"a make the city thousand dollars, and d.
recJeJ the jury 20 return verdict for the
defendant i4r his costs, ro winch rulings %
THE Court thc plaintiffs accepted.
Na--rs Heath and Wing, and Dillingham;
Is eln. ior plaintiffs.
iie.''Iu I l'yel' ana hahla!l q
.r.I-c b II. M 80, .,..,.,.,. !. Ill.,
-4.- ..t-. III r.,-,r m i.,r., J - :,
v.r+reI...r n. ...t.,-..J .7t' ,s-af -
IerFaint This being tie last Jury ease for
-rlal The jury were DISCHARGED 5n thursday
.t l.7t week, and the Court Immediately
Trleeeled - take NJ the Court cases, the
.I-- @id only one winch "As heard by Judge
-telI 'iAt was
N1 -Jahu n Dewey y ais ~ the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS
Vermont Central II. Il. Line
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Monday, .Iasly 2f, 1871.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST


Leave Montpelier s. am. al and 1905 pm
Hail Train leaves oedeusbu-g 6.10 pm, - Al
bans Al 20 connecting az White River Junction
Sc, Whit River Junction with trains Ga Pas
Snmp-ic Railroad SenTh Venom for Springfield and
New forS A. G.o.t's Corner tor New London.
Day Express leaves Montreal goo am, 81 Johns,
10 20 Ogd nsbHrg At - an, T. stshareh at
1910 NJ ,rciving ia B,Sto wa Lowell 30 pm.
Night Express Oze pshurg At 90 ON 'latfs-
1urg IL pm, Nooer's Junction So pm, Mon,re'l al
IS p.m IOA 80 p.su.f Alhau> At 9.8a D.
rounectine az White River Junction and Bellows Fans
trains Boston aud Worcester, &c, arriving in
,>tan al 10 a.m Al South Vernon win trains Tor
Sn-in field aud New hUrk. awning "A New olk a.
1890 pun
Leave Montpelier 3sS ami 5 % am, and 5-i2 aut
ntr EXPIRE leave Boston va Lowell ar 500 am
- Agbau~ Montreal, Sc arriving Montreal 800
and osden-burg Al IL - am. aa5t"e connections
Nal Tram f.r Burlington and -. Adams leaves Bos
tas VIA lowell al 200 am VIA Lawrence aud Fitch
hnfGh a 81 a-ni.- Springfield al % m. Gf"ni
Corner 925 am, south Vernon u 1900 a-'n-. Bel
u%s Fats li.45 nm, White River Junction , 80 nm
arriving IN s. Aibats az 500 pm, Nontre al r pm
ffaiR~ ieav Boston we Ftchhureh a. 7.1 am an&c
>pri g6 % AZ $40 AIM meet II Nhite River juno
Accommodates rraut iraves Mortified AT :. Is
Rutland 81 a.u-, Burlington at9 3p a n-, y Al
Niah, Express esve~ { lt's caraer Al sou pm
south Vernon az 70 d u tcefvIng passengers from
sHnne,ttsut river Ratlroad, leaving NV 1"fk AZ
3 90 D a.. Springfield $50 pr. BegloNs Falls lt2a
connecting =, -h trains owes ths>h'r" RSl.road
leaving Boston al $50 O. NJ con echs T. Nhtte hiEti
Burlington, -. bans, Montreal. arriving in Mon
Treal af 900 am, lsft>hurgh rs sut-- and 90
OaIeu~huf IA, al 1885 pm. connecting with Grand
Tnnk Railway ana steamer Ton the West
eenn. sr- are ATTACHED - th- night Express Train
running between No trsII aud Boston and 10 tresI
snd SprlHg ED, and -. 4 tbarS ahd Ifot.
Drawing Room car' day Express Trains between
rarau4h tickets or Cnies 60 ana tile We, tor sals
a. MrsRRIII. Cent Supertmfcndent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-11
Administrators Sale Of Valuable
Property.

BY vittue of licen issued me from the Probate
Court, will sell public auction Tie prem ises
Tuesday October 2ith 1871, commencing Oclock
m nd conriru until soid-ail The estate Of Jasper
Clough ate Of East NJ ont peIier, Vermont ciz:
The home arm Of 80 Of iand, with the build
tngs; 10 acres OF land situated The ighwav
opip,s The buildtug-the Chamber so ca he d
about 81 rods distant, aud tia Ptkin oi o
calIed) 60 fods IRON, she buildings. aud j.
under good cuitIvatIOEv' Ii sufficient quantity o.
xood-w=ll w+ered, wiki good and com mod ious
buildings. Also very list OF far tools such
a ox-rarts, seds, Jokes, ard chains. farU lumber
anG pleasure wagons harnesses plow~ ma Rows NOW
ing tcbne, andtwO horse raver-e, sleds, seighs
and steel barr. In fact every article required 10
carry on large farm, nearly all Of which Is new.
Also, the stock on hand IF 6 cows, 9 warnings 6
coarse WOO sheep and one horse, about 40 tons nav
81 bushels Of oa~, quantity Of wheat and ba rl-v
the straw 80 bushels Of con, siover 100
bushels potatoes and quantity Of western corn f5d
Also the Hxtarss nf a biac ksmih shop with com
plefe OF tools aud stock hand. po.ters
Terms OF sale Of The personal pIoperty-tor sums
less than ten doll Rs, cash down. from hum
dred cellars ninety days credit and { sums over
utd 81 dollars fro IN three six months, credit
Il desired, with approved paper in all cases.
Liberal terms viii be given 10 purchasers Of lxa
estate and guarantee of Ten per Of the m ID
OF will be required % the Oh eT either h
aoprov al paper deposit surety for The ranssc
ton. A. d. ARMS Adm,r
East hontp elier. oct re- ISL F4lw2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-11
AUCTION

vINHE SUBSCRIBER will sell his residence 1t Puh
iic Auction on Tuesday October -, at 10 O'Clock
A. ~. un'e-s previously Disposed Of said resdeuo-
situated Slate Avenue, few steps lru... Main
street the " age Of NOrfhel VI Is near Chuf ches
5pot, al First Class g raced School. The build
ings good repair aud consist Of aad ma
II with eleven rooms, good Barn, Ice House
Carriage House. II running Water Z
lIou e ana Barn from never faili1@ Spring Terms
FMIlw2 Elt Us YOUNG.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-11
ATD FOR CHICAGO
Village Hall, this Evening

The business men and citizens Of Mont
TeIier will meet in Village Hall this (Wcd-
uesi1Y) evening, at clock, to devise NEAR
ra ad the sufferers by the Chicago fire Let
there be rousing gathering, and let all
me prepared to give freely. An interesting
TING may he expected.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
John Esarkea,'s Estate

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court held
M.sn.saIoS p,.rhrcr, $. "a, Montpelier in said
pI$tr.ct on he loth day of October, 4. ID, 49, p.
TORN PACKER al ninistrator Of the estate Of
J7hn Parker, late Of Barre in sEid district
deceas presents his administ account for
animation and al 7wtace. anf maxes picstion for
decree CT suibuton and Partian OF The es.ae Of
said drceasei.
Whereupol tits ordered by SAID Court thu said
sppcat on ne referred to session thereof 20 be cid
At the Probate Oihce sid Noutpel r., The 5ls
y 81 Oe her A. D. 1871 for h-aring an decisi u
IN rson; Ard, it Is fur her ordere' that notice
e-eof De given % all parsons ted by publica
ton three week 1ccessiv-iy the Green Noun
Il eeman new paper printed at Montpelier previous
TO SAID tine arTo4ut for hearing. that hey y
pear at "a d me AMI p and. snow cause, II am
they ma have VII sui account slouId moi be allowed
and such re- msd-
By the .rurt- sttsst.
FiI~3 a CHASE Epuisier