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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-06
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ne unte,1aMuns geetn eodscrR wurpe ME.
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NW ~ WtWt s1tsS Wv ~sSssss
Dcuen In Gpnsales sebdnSi weroen. Ser.
ner perbeu 6inriHtuneen in ben COUNTIES
Denton, See, 1arris une @alp.iton in FUR
ser 3stt (fattFnben.
-Sn Nnbsrlpn bate Elm GarbtBsr um
BE GrIaubnib sebetsn, ais aopotat prat
ti,iren 3u birfsn. Sn Der NIT itm In cf
f.ner Court anstlsrtsn Vrafuns fsl
II a6er turA.
- Su Gprrpea County lsbt ein Mann
Namens ge6 Miusr, Der lhon ldnsere
3sit i'm gerbaat aanb. gerbinpunssn NIT
Vferbeeiebtn ~ unterbaIten Sa elmer
Der lebten Nahtt tamen IS Hirstr su
itm uno ioreertsn ion auf, bas County
ttnnen S Iaaen ~ strlal5sn.
- Sn 81 yalo murbsn 3wsi Mmerita.
ner, welhe fIA auf her Msiie pon Sort
Davis mad 81 yaio befanpsn, oon S Su.
eianern anaeariffsn finem bsr Mannsr
aelana Is Az enticmmen, Der anoere ,puroe
ermcrDtt. Sn leln.r Qei&e fanb man 19
Ruoelpunben una Dfeile.
= Sn Grtu Court, moleltle man zine
ueue Sail erbaut bat, entipranaen 3wd
Wtfanaeae aus bsri.lten.
= On 6ortentown bd Sen .Braunftls
wirb am l2 Mai ein Maifeit asfsisrf wsr>
BEN.
= DIN A. Mai brad In Der Osp Set.
lore baue in 6untspille 1euer aus, wel.
h,s nm Ms ariif unb II 6auIer in Nlts
leate. gte oaul.r bsEnpea I'D fammtli&
an pes @nblsits pes Wutlie @auare, untsr
6nsn ste Yo(fcffee, Yanf, @rprsg. unp Sci.
tunascffice. Der 6napeu bslauft fih
auf $35. 800, bic gerllderuna auf
S. 500.
~ Sin ueuer WclianfolI lam In ber
gladt e,s Q. Mot bst aampafas Yor. gier
mostirte MGnner tielten bic nads gtounp.
rod fabrenee Boftiutide an, 1tnitten bic
Icifi6de ouf uub bemdd,ttotyu iid str r,.
aifirten Brieft.
Die Isras 0oIts,eituna ldbreibt !,
em Mufi !Aauee. uSrolidb BON Ser Qonepf.
fee wurpen lstte Hreitaa glabt Sri. Muif
uub Nrl. Garter ,tb!orpfcrnirt une um
Elm. oolbent lltr nebif &ttte unb onoere
@clbiod,eu. 1cwit $50 beraubt. Del
Diet uerfudtte Johann In bas atmmer Der
Iosame Nrtemaa burdb Tenli,r aeia,n.
Dlobome Tre,mou wurts isrom burd, bas
UerSuiH in ben 9aiou{l,n muuter. wsdte
ibr,u Waun, wtlder Johann In pae 3im.
msr Der pbenaenannten Trauleins trat. biz.
Il iebod unt.r 20 ifartem ginflus You
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-06
Treuet @ntb bes aebens.

6reuef Vnb 0eS Xeben6. in
melher pirtlif ihSnen Wsit pctneu mir!
bic Jlatur Siebt uns Berse, Seen, Dla1e,
Ibiier uno pieles onoere. Wenn mir
eeiuno 1ab, fSunen mir uus nihts psitsr
wiinideu. ater wie 9iels iablen GA ME.
berSspradt. entmutbi5t trant-
marum2 2DiHen ie nidt. oa6 @ree ne
Gusut 6lower fie ron aGen 8rant
befreit! Dispepiie uno 4eberfroutteitea
biIoeu fdnfunriieben5iS ,prOjent folder
2eiben ruie @alleniieber, llnpert uul;dfeii,
Ropfidmerl NerOSfiit. apptrpmmea
9erjilopfeu unD anDere. Drei DOZEN
poa Ausnf Ttswer wsrbe eine
wunberbare WirtunS berpprbrinSen.
probeFai&en ioiten 10 Gerta.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-06

Sir biz beten sefamadten Dasen itnb wreife in,
Bstrase vun .uiammen 5000 ausseisst worbsn.
Nreis fur ben beten @efan3pertin $50.
Gin Vrets fur ben am 3ablreidiien bsrtretenen
auSwdrtisen Iurnserein.
Drei Diplome fur bic teifen 9urnsr.
ganf preifs fur Eurnf1Iler (brei fur Raabsn
unb srei fur Mdb6.n.)
Dertasous yreile fur Saabsa>, Mili.dr> unb
Geuereompasnien
Die naberen &inHlbsiten tpsrben bur1 Gsitpro.
sramme befannt eenaHt weroen. !.
pas Selfcom:te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-06
Wattbieu 0pmnerbanf.
NeitduratiDll II. 91lpt,

1876 gcmmoaara6e, ew.Orleans,
(,mifasn BEN ct. gtarles- unb giiy 5otel.)
Muen 4eifsnben, bic bilIiA unt c ON for>
tabet motnen molten, betens AZ empftti,n. Der
3if& ii auSssjtihnet unb lieftrt Mues mac be
Saiiun bietti. 8oftsdnser f6nnen fur ben Gag.
bic We&e pber ben Rcaat Sptsielabfcnamen tref>
ftn.
- Die 8rembeaiimmer iinb elegant unb te>
auem einsuih,et.
Das eotal III in b.r Mitte Der Stabt e.lesen.-
7,2,75.w1i
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:. s. paln,er s 81.

q. 6. 9SAlnter s Co.,
syasritantea BON unb gambler in
3eitnnSs., Bud., qSfds, Wani0a .uno
l1midlas.
y a y e r.
Bomb, Qaib. Qinin, NpYals unb Solve unb Starsl.
SGrtibpapteren
all u r t.
W,ibt unb farbise 8arten, 9anprosramms, San
ep,yapisrs unb GnSelopes.
SO u. 95 GaapfraBe, Nep.Orleans, "a.
A9enten flr
Druees IYpsnsis6svi unb ole arsn ven Druder
prtlItn, Se,lenDmpofttin, Dennifons Sage greeb.
more 2ars.ts, secno garbs unb Vafins.
s0,1,71,I
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GriJtaooro's g)aar1arbf

IN bic fderire ins sei.r; lie 1T oussnbdb t5dtis Be-
ipirft fienatiri hie Sdni a po braun ooer ibipari
uub iisdt bic s,at nidt i'm @glaaite.. Die @npe,tuna
bersibsu ii iehr ltidt. 1ee 5asee it eic tetalnte
Yrdparaton ns eiI sicbira ller 0alneu ilnS erren.
gu sertauen bel allen lrp}ll'scn lo 2aar6riisur2
Sp(ryb 0rilfascru. GiaentI.trssr, y. .. is.n
u ~ ufsw slcrf,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-11-19
TO lot OWNERS
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

James Allen, plaintiff, Before 3. Cis'
VS.. Sne j. +. OF
John Thompson, defendant. Perry town.
ship, Monroe county, Ohio: On the 18th day
of October, A. D. 1873, said Justice issued
an order of attachment in the above action
for the sum Of $40. Said cause is continued
to Thursday, the 2lst day of November, S7S
oct29, ,'78wS. JA&ES ALLEN.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-11-19

xwThere Is no better way 70 become
uerfectly well acq aainted with young
lady, OF. to overcome bashfulness, than
to take her to place OF innocent amuse.
ment-say t. an ice-cream foundry !,
will tickle you so much to see her shov
el. down The frozen delight that she will
never again he 10 you the far away angel
she has seemed. Indeed, the cure Is sc
complete You will he courageous enough
to kiss the spot on the gate post whers
her hand has rested
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Bad For Boys.
tFrom the Detroit Free Press.l

"a TFrom the Detroit Free Press.
A rat of by who had in vain search.
ed the possoflice corridors for the nickel
which careless hand occasionally drops
. the s.amp cl,rk's window, Yesterday
took his position before chestnut stand
an Griswold street and eyed the fresh
nuts long time before drawing deep
sigh and groaning; I
..Oh, l wish ! was rich"
The chestnut roaster made no reply,
After while the boy thought it was
time to remark:
"Did you ever hear the story OF the
man who gave poor boy o handful ol
chestnuts, and when the hoy grew up
and got itch lie rewarded the old man
with dismond-pin and q four-horse
team 2"
..No, never did butI heard Of man
who brought poor boy to the edge Of
the grave by giving him dozen chest
nuts"
The lad took q turn up and down
secured another strung sniff ofthe pleas.
ant odor,. aud then leaned over and whis'
peredf = ..ss.,5 .
"Ifl'il take the chances on the edge
of the grave business will you take the
chances on the cliestnuts !" sr..
The vender finally. thought he would
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Etiquette for Widows and Widow.
crs. sasa E. .
- (Demcrest's Monthly

It Ia contrary to cus'om to invite
guests to the mirriage ofa widow. II q
widower marries q young girl the eti.
quette is the same asthat OF lrst mar
riape. A widow must marry in the NOR
ming early, without show, and has only
her witnesses and those Of her intended.
Her dress must be piainyof q,iet color;
hlsck ho wever. s-Dot admissible. On
leaving church the bride invites to break
fast the Witnesses who have formed the
parts,. hut no other gu .sts are invited TO
this repast. On the fifteenth. day after
the marriage cards are sent bearing the
new address of the married pair. A
widow never makes wedding calls after
yemarrying. Those who receive the
cards do tie visiting. There is q month
allowed for the return OF cards and the
visits. When sinel, lady marries, al.
ter having passed the usual aye for Ear,
rlage, the ceremony should be simple and
unobtrusive.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that q petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioners
Of Monroe county, at their next session, to
be held on the first Monday of December, A,
A. D. 1878. for the alteration of the county
road leading from Alexander's mill to Lodi,
in said county, as follows; Beginning at said
Alexander's mill, following the old road where
practicable, up Boens Run TO the lands Of
Henry Bsmyer; thence by new route down
the hill on to Barnes Run; thence the best
route to sadsLodi. PETITIONERS.
sep24,'73w5. 8
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Mary crum, Deceased.
THE undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Administrator of the estate
of Mary Crum, late Of Monroe county, decd.
Dated this 26th day of October, A. D. 1878.
oot29, ,T3w3, CHARLES HILL.
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Where h wit Won.

"Whatss the woman charged uithY'
said the Court. "She's deadbeat aud
a vagrant. your Honor" said the officer
who arrested her Then the woman
spoke up and said, "If l can prove that
I'm oil rioht, will your Honor let me
go!'' .Uf course" said the Court
s.Then,'"' said the prisoner "here's the
family Bible. by which you'll see I'm
Moll iWrieht'-.Say my leg of, shout
ed the officer, who saw the point, ''if sue
hasn't beat the Court, too" And ths
Court rubbed It's nose with its fore6nger
and gently murmnred, Discharge tht
prisoner."- Mobile Register.
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fgfEhe broken GLASGOW Bank had q
hrsneh in a. mediums sized town in the
north of Scotland, and to this branch
orders were telegraphed on the morning
OF thedsilure teiat once, close the doors,
But 10 this town the post and telegraph
Office was presided over by q canny old
lady, who was assisted in the latter du.
ties by her daughter Accordingly, when
tie ssteanding missive arrived, and was
being duly transferred 10 writing, the
old lady quickly put oil her bonnet. went
across to the hank-a, few doors off,
and drew out the whole Aof her deposit
Five minutes later she was with the rest
OF the little community expressing her
amazement at the ominous words, Bank
closed
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Nathan Mobley, Deceased.

T,HE undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as administrator de bonis nor
Of the estate Of Nathan Mobley, late Of Mon.
roe county, deceased. $aE
Dated this 14th day Of October 1878
oct29,,7sw3. MICHAEL BOUGHNRR..
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Aadre,o Menges, Deceased.
THE undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Bxecutrix Of the will Of An.
drew Mepges,l late of Monroe county deceased.
Dated this lst day of August, A. D. .lS7S.
AMANDA ANN MBNGRS.
sep17,'7Sw3.
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Notice to Teachers.
AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed was. on the 18th day o. August
1873, duly appointed and qualified by th'
Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, al
Assignee of John W. suter, of Raresvil'e
Monroe, County, Ohio. Creditors of sale
Suter are notified to present their claims t.
the undersigned within six months for al
lowance or rejection.
THOMAS G. ALLEN,
aug27,'78wS. Assignee.
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HWith Caesar, genIous was another
word for action, His acts we're like
flashes of imaginationin great poem
At seventeen. fving from Syna, he fell
into the clutches of pirates. They fixed
his ransom at twenty talents. sit is too
little; you shall have fifty; hut once free,
will cruelty every one of you" !" and be
did it. At Rome, when be heard OF
plots to assassinate him, he proudly dis.
missed his guards and walked the streets
alone and unarued; The Romans
thopghthim god, and to all posterit,
he will he the great bad man Of thu
world .RhiPpls.e tdl 1IH1
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-11-19
DRESS MAKING.
Rooms, Above Jones' store.

MISS F. "A JONES
n AS just received the latest styles Of pat
II terms from Z. Butterick, New York, and
would respectfully inform the ladies of
Weodsfeld and vicinity that she is prepared
TO 10 FIRST CLASS WORK.
| Also, cut and fit for those who desire to have
them made elsewhere.
Patterns of all styles for sals-aug2s, Tins.
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Probate Notice.

A counts and vouchers have been filed
II in the Probate Court of Monroe County
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Admin
istrators Executors and Guardians:
First partial account Of W. R. and R. ]. Gray
Executors of Arthur Gray. EE n
Second and final account of Jacob Tishel
Admir- Of Samuel s. fisher. ~
Fifth and final account of J. O.. Amos Guar.
dian of John ]. and Abel Williams.
Second account Of Hugh B. Hill Admir- of W,
T. Sinclair. SEES tE
First and final account of Elijah Mcmahon
Admir- of jeremiah Tracy.
First and Anal account of Fritz Reef Guar
dian of Jacob Moose. 4
ANY person interested may file writer
exceptions to said accounts. or any item
thereof, on or before the goth day of Novem
ber next, when the same will be finally heard
and continued from day to day until disposed
of. JAS. r. MORRIS,
oct29,'7std Probate Judge N. G. q.
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The SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
Tusaday. Nevember 10. 1878
GRAVEYARD POETRY.
Boston Traveller.)

Boston Traveller.)
The following epiiaph is authentic, be
ing taken from the diary, of well-known
stone. cutter Of this CITY: 4' =
Please! stranger pause, and hold thy breath,
Here lies my dear wife Polly;
She was cut down by cruel death,
Who stopped her human folly.
Her tongue was Longer thau her life.
But she's at rest you se";
Drsth granted to my darling wife
What she'd not grant to me
She oft was chilled when ia the air,
When cold would strike her brow,
But it has been nay constant prayer
That she's ,'irot chilly now" a
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE MoNIToR.]
WASHINGTON. Feb. 26. 1878.

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE THE MoNIToR.]
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26, 1878.
Although the surreptitious work of
1873 by which Congress demonetized
silver without seeming to honor it, has
been undone so far as appears practical
BILE. National finances are evidently
fated to hold the preeminent position
they have come to occupy among the
many subjects of National import dis
cussed in and out of Congress, till the
end of the session. The purpose of the
initiation element to force the adoption
of their views through legislation, be-
comes more and more apparent. The
enactment of the free coinage feature of
the Bland bill emasculated by the Sem
ate, the repeal of the resumption act,
and the issue of greenbacks, backed by
the national faith .'to an amount equal
to the wants of business and trade" and
to be, like silver and gold, receivable
for all dues to the government and in
dividuals, are parts of the programme
now openly advocated. All disguise is
being stripped off, and the original sup
porters of the Bland bill who refused to
vote for concurrence, have come to be
recognized as distinctive faction work.
ing to accomplish unlimited imitation. In
view of the many weeks-months indeed
devoted to an exhaustive investigation
of the silver question in all its bearings,
the complaint that the House and Sen
ate acted discourteously to the President
seems ill-founded. Nothing was to be
gained by delay and the mails and tele-
graph lines were burdened with messag-
es inquiring, imploring or peremptorily
demanding the immediate disposition of
the matter both that business interests
should be relieved of the paralyzing
effect of doubt and uncertainty and that
other matters of momentous Importance
might be reached. The chief objection
urged BY Vice President Wheeler, is
said to arise from the feature Of the bill
making the interest on bonds payable
in silver when the dues collectable by
the Custom houses in gold were pledged
to that purpose and house, to that ex-
tent the bill amounts to practicable re-
pudiation. Secretary Sherman is disap-
pointing many of his critics by order to
the minis to at once prepare for vigorous
work IN carrying out the provisions OF
the bill; and there appears no solid
ground for supposing that he is not act
ing in entire good faith in the premises.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11
MARRIED.

In Glover, Feb. IL. by Rev. G. B. Thomas. Julius
Cady of Scotland Conn, and Miss Henrietta Whttle-
sey of Glover.
In Irasburgh, at the NJ. E. parsonage, Feb. &c, by
Rev. s. B. Currier Charles W. Alger of Irasburgh and
Miss Adelia NJ. Bailey of Coventry.
In Glover March s. by Rev. N. W. Scott, G. Wallace
Scott of Glover and Miss Cora E. Dow of Sheffield.
In Stanstead, Feb. Is. by Rev. M. McAuley. Oliver
Garceau, Jr. of stanstead and Miss Carnda Pasance
of Derby.
In Lowell Feb. 90, by Rev. H. N Hovey, Deforest T.
Lathrop and Miss May Hines, both of Lowell.
In Barton, March I, by Rev. A. H. Webb, Myron W.
Miles of Middesex and Diana O. Bryant of Barton.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11
ORLEANS PROBATE COURT.

nth further notice. Probate Courts will be held as
|ws: At L. II. Thompson's office, Irasburgh, Janu-
LIST and Ends February LIST and end March 5th
9Th; April end and Sd; May It'll and 9Th; June
hnd 5th.
t. CIRCUITS office. Newport. January 25th and
February 22nd and esd; March goth and soth ;
/ goth and 27th; May cath and 25th; June 2sth
goth. L. n. THOMPSON, Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11
& P. R. r. TIME TABLE.

RPORT-South-7:l5 a m; GAO m; $50 p m;
North-4:S5 a m; 75O m.
ENTRY-South-7:27 a m; 6:52 p m; 1908 m.
North-l:l3; 7:l5 m.
iTON ANNIVERSARIES a m; 7:06 m /;
1918 m. Nortt-4:o6 a m; l:02 m; 7:05
pm m.
RTON-Souh-7:55 a m; 7:22 m; 1880 p m.
North-3:50 m; l2:4s m; 6:42 p m.
lTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m; 7:3s m; 1880
pm. NOrth-3:35 m; 1884 m; 6:2S m.
ARK's-South-s2s m; 1853 p m. North-l2ls
pm; 6:lS p m.
ST BURKE-Sogth-s:3l a m; s:o7 m; ll:0T p
m. North-3,0S m; 1910 p m; sos pm.
kDoNVlLLE-ISouth-s:55 m; S:26 m; Il:27 y
m. North-248 m; ll:52 a m; 5:45 D m.
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New Advertisements.
AUCTION!

viii be sold at Public Auction, at the residence of
DR.. Rich. in Albany Village, on TUESDAY, MARCH
TO- 1875 commencing at o'clock, m. the following
Turnps 100 bushels of small Potatoes, 10 II BUSH
els of Sweet Corn for seed, quantity of Yellow
Eyed Beans, one-horse Lumber Wagon. side-spring
Buggy Wagon, l Doctors Gig, pair double Work
Harnesses, light Driving Harnesses pair Traverse
Sleds. Sleigh and pair of Robes pair of Matched
Bay Mares seven years old, Cows. two years old
Vose Sons Rosewood Piano Ga very superior instru-
ment) A large quantity of Household FURNITURE, the
articles of which are numerous to mention. Terms
made known on the day of sale. w. L. BARROWS,
Auctioneer. DR. CHARLES RlCH.
Albany March H. 1878.
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Speeia1 Mntifes.
a. WORD TO cLERGYMEN.

Friend, stop that cough! Do not neglect
Common Cold even for a day. 1t may end in Consump-
ton and death. Rev. N. II. Downs ELIXIR has cured
thousands. both old and young; and it will cure you,
if taken freely and in season. This ELIXIR has been
before the American people FoRTYsIx YEARS and has
never failed to give relief to all who have used it. 1t
has its way by ACTUAL SERVICE, until it has be-
come household friend in thousands of our best FAM
lies Regular physicians use and recommend 1t.
Cergymen and all public speakers are its best patrons
Railroad Employees. much exposed to colds, coughs,
etc.,, should always it, Farmers, Lawyers, Mer-
chants and everybody old and young, speak highly in
its praise.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11
ORDER OF NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF
GEORGE HOLTON.

CTATE OF vERMONT,l
y Orleans District, SIS
In Probate Court held at Irasburgh in said District
the 2lst day of February A. D. 1878.
An instruments executed and acknowledged according
to the provisions of Chapter S. Section the Gener
al Statutes by David S. Hastings and Francenah Il.
Austin, the mother of George HoIton, minor under
the age of fourteen years, residing in Cratsbury in
said District, setting forth the adoption of the said
David s. Hastings his child and herr law capable
of nheritng, and changing his name to Van Woolford
Hastings, having been filed in said Court.
Whereupon it is ordered that notice of said adoption
and change of of the said George Holton by said
David s. Hastings be given By publication of copy of
this order of notice three weeks successfully in the
Orleans County Monitor newspaper printed Barton
in said District
By the Court-Attest,
L. H. THOMPSON, Judge.
true copy of Reeord-Attest.
ol2 L. II. THOMPSON. Judge.
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LAND SALE.

The nonresident propretors Of the town of Barton
in the County of Orleans and State of Vermont are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by said town
within the three years next proceeding this date re-
mains either in whole or in part unpaid the follow
ing described land witt $50 acres Lot No. g. Range
O.; Town Tax, Sll.53; State School Tax, 90 cents
State Tax 1915 County Tax cents; District School
Tax SIS 49, Highway Tax $780, original proprietor,
Ira Allen; present supposed owners names, George
L. Waterman and T. O. A. Crosby; and so much of said
land will be sold at Public Auction at the dwelling
house of George W. Jenness said Barton on Satur-
ay April 60 A. D. 1875 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
as shall be required to discharge said taxes and costs
unless previously paid.
Dated at Barton this 18th day Of March. A. D. 1873
GEORGE W. JENNESS. 1st Constable and COR