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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28
The Latest Invention in Useful House.
hold Articles.

Within the last few years there has been
expended a great deal Of inventive thought
and genius upon what may properly be
classed as household articles the most
noted results of which are the production
of the sewing machine, the wringer, the
washing machine, the carpet sweeper, etc.
Almost every week We chronicle the adj
vent of some new invention by which the
cares and labors OF housekeeping are less
enel, and woman's work made easier.
The newest thing to challenge our at
tention and gladden. the heart of the
housekeeper, is, what is called the Nov
FlTY BRUSH HOLDER, CARPET STRETCHER
and SWEEPER, a very simple continuance
cesigneG to firmly hold in position any
kind of a brush or duster; having an ex
tension handle that enables one 10 wash or
dust windows, walls or ceilings without
the aid of a step ladder. That is one Of its
conveniences, and it is also one OF the best
carpet sweepers in the market. holding The
brush firmly at an angle. 1t cleans the
carpet thoroughly, raises no dust, and
does not wear the carpet like the ordinary
broom or brush, and will outwear half
dozen brooms. As handle for the
scrubbing brush it is the best devi ice ever
made, no more kneeling on the floor. no
more back aches or sore fingers.
As a carpet stretcher alone it is worth
its cost, as carpet of any size can be laid
evenly without any of the labor and veNa-
ton usually attending such work. 1t is
strong. simple, thoroughly made, cannot
get out of order, has no screws, lever or
hinges, is compact, cheap and durable.
1t is manufactured by Brown d Co,
Cincinnati, the well known manufacturers
of useful household articles, and IS sold
only by their agents to housekeepers. The
real utility of this article will at once be
seen by those most interested. and we pre-
dict for it large sale. Every housekeeper
in the land will want one.
ANY reliable lady or gentleman wishing
remunerative employment, would do well
TO secure the agency for this county, which
can be done by enclosing a stamp for
descriptive circular and terms, to
BROWN & Co,
Grand Hotel Building, Cincinnati 0.
FM20w2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28
W. F. WATERMAN, Adjutant.

The blossoms on fruit trees are profuse
this year. Every kind of tree seems to
be blossoming, that can.
SPIRITUALIST C0NyENIION.-The Yer
mont State aPititualist Association VIII
hold their annua! convention at Plymouth
on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 10,
II and Is, 1879. All are cordially invited.
YOUTHFUL BURGLARs.-A band Of
youthful burglars, its members bound to
secrecy by the strongest oaths, has Just
been discovered in the s,aid old town OF
Royalton, numbering ten or more, from
the age OF fifteen to twenty-five years,
and from some very respectable families
Their operations have been upon stores,
shops and dwellings, and they have COM
mi.ted nine or ten different burglaries.
Five Of the boys have been arrested and
others will soon be in the Lands of the
officers. Considerable property has been
found and returned to the owners. Some
was found in buildings. some in caves and
some under the water in mill pond
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28
D EAT s

II M9ntreAer, Nay :.Et. BENJAMIN sPINNARD.
aged o. years.
In East Warren. May 81, J. WESLEY, son Of As HEY
Il GH3 sd1Isz4s Dnffnn. are6 70 years
IL Vershire, May 18th, ISAAC ". BIXBYi aged bout
70 years
In South Barre. May 18th. Of Jutrii diphtheria
EDDIE HORACE. son Of Horace aud Charlotte Ban
croft, AGED IS years, ; months, and days.
II south Barre, May l-th. Of dphtheris WALTER,
Of Martin and Euma Blanchard, aged years u
months. and - days. This was the second case O.!
dlVdtl=ria II this family il one week
In Mortified May 2rh, q consumption, NETTIE
DAUGHTER Of George and Elle4 Brkley, and grand
daughter @! the late ALVIN BrAley, AGED 2 years
In West Randolph May 18Th, ls-9. FRANK 4.
PliIN CL. ed ,, years, : months and days.
Il Vest Ran i9lrh. May 18Th. Is7a. Rev. BEZALEEL
SMITH, aeel = years, month and Il days.
In Wlliamst1wn May 18Th Of copsu-n ptiou, GEORGE
CONLLL. aged So years
II WLNsmstown. May 18th MATILDA. widow Of the
late Asa MaTEt1p, aged Is years and months.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28

The WRONG OF Practical JOKES
Dennis Carney of Holyoke diei quite
suddenly last week. of pneumonia. His
family has had considerable sickness and
misfortune. About year ago one OF his
children had an arm torn off By a machine
at a brick yard. Carney was a hard
working man, and having obtained work
in paper mill, was trying hard to supp
his family and pay up the debts contracted
through sickness and hard luck. Some Of
the workmen in the mill. to play a joke
on Carney one day bid his shoes. and
when time came to 20 home at night he
could not fud them. He walked home in
his slippers. took a violent cold which
brought on pneumonia. and he died in about
two days -H5'yoke Transcript.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28
FROM THE HUB.

There is perhaps no tonic offered to the
people that possesses as much real intrin-
sic value as the Hop Bitters. Jus, at this
season of the year, when the stomach
needs appetizer, or the bloodfneeds purify
ing. the cheapest and best remedy is Hop
Bitters. An ounce Of prevention is worth
a pound OF cure, don't wait until you are
PROSTATE by disease that may take
months for you to recover in.-Boston
Globe. FM22y2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28

A Christian who believes in Col but
makes him repulsive differs not much from
the atheist, who denies the existence of a
deity. for the idea of no God is not per-
ceptibly worse in effect than the idea Of a
God whom no thinking mind can admire.
-Ddrid sicing.
pecio1 To Vermont and that the present lsborer
at the marble quarres are to give their places up
to the eolored brethren. The report, however, has
not yet been eorroborAted.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28

BARRE Graves Of old soldiers buried
in outlying yards will be visited by details
of veterans in the forenoon and at i: 50
P. ". an address by Rev. Harvey Web
s,er will be delivered from the stand in
the park, after which procession will be
formed and proceed to the cemetery.
where the graves OF former soldiers will
be decorated.
BRADFoRD.-A dog belonging TO VIII
bur Morris killed an eagle few days ago
that measured about six feet between the
lips Of bis wings.
EAST CALAIs.-The Rev Geo. E. Forbes
is engaged to preach at East Calais one
half the time the coming year. 10 COM
mence The first Sunday in June.
CHELsEA.-The June Term Of Orange
county court will be opened on TUESDAY,
June 9Th.
Mrs. B. f. Hyde arrived home from
Boston Wednesday evening, and reported
her husband as improving.
There were very severe frosts three
mornings in succession last week.
David Comstock has removed from
Hanover, \. H., and taken possession of
the Spiller place. which he purchased
some months ago.
The Royalton association Of ministers
held a meeting last week at the Congre-
gationalst church in this town.
Jacob Norris has made large and i'm
portant addition TO his barn.
There was flag presented to the Wa
terson Post. G. A. R., last Friday evening
at Tarbell's Hall. The occasion was high
ly interesting.
There were union memorial services at
the Congregationalist church last Sabbath
forenoon, sermon by Rev. f. f. Her
rick, chaplain of Waterson Post, G. A. R.
Some new cases of diphth aria have been
reported lately.
Hon. c. w. Clark has been confined to
his home for some time past by sickness.
A. 5. Austin has bought the Harry Hale
place, AMI has been making repairs on
the house.
A young man by the name of Flint has
been engaged 10 supply the desk of the
church on the West Hill for the ensuing
year.
S. p. Durkee has removed to Barre.
Measles and caukerrash are prevailing
I to some extent.
Isaac Bixby. formerly of this town. died
at bis home in Vershire May 18th. aged
sixty-six. file was born and brought DID
in Chelsea.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28
r ICY WHEELER'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Washington. SIS,
In Probate Cont. held st N ontQeller, il sad
District on the 18th day Of May, a D ls1s
Kelton, executor Of the estate n Iucy Whee ler
late Of East MONTPELIER, IL sad district. deceased,
presents his admin stratlon account for sxanl1stl1I
and allowance. and makes Application for decree
q distribution and partition Of tie estate G: sad
Whereapon tits ordered by said court that said &c
count and said application be referred = *; !on
pelitr on the 18th day Of June, A D. l.-s. for
hearing and decision thereon: and. Il = further
ordered that notice hereof be given to all persons
interested by publcatlCn Of the same three weeks
successfully in the Green Mountain Frea-a an news
usper published at M0rtpslisr, previous 70 sad
time appointed for hearing that they may appear a.
ssid time and place and show cause i any they may
have, Why sad account should 20t Be allowed, AID
such decree made
Ry thee urt- Attest.
FelSs HARVEY TTLDEN, Jll,e.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28
chew JACKSON. Best sweet Navy Tobacco. r5!y

AFREE BOOK Of nearly 100 large octave pages
or the SICK. Full Of valuable totes on serofula !;
Diseases Of the breathing Organs: Diseases Of
Men; Diseases OF Women; Aches and Pains !;
Heart Troubles; ant a great variety OF Chrome
Diseases, with evidence that in most cases these
diseases are durable. Sent for one stamp.
Address MURRAY HILL PUB. CO.,
Fl3m6 No. l29 Z. 2Sth Street, y. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28

MONTPELIER. VI.
WEDNESDAY. NAY IS, 1879.

We desire 20 make the FEEEWAS Particularly vzlua
F-a - - neEs from AL parts Of Vermont. and
trends Il llzsreut parts Of the state especially
Washington. OranEs and LAuloile Counties, sill con-
- great fsv0r upon u and our readers By sending
- 1z 5-tsissnce GIVE Is facts and re uill arrAnss
,ta-- - tie Yarer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28

THAT TIE PHONoGRLFH en- bottle mp" the
velce and pass q down 70 future ages is indeed 4
roudsrs hut y not the restoration II lost voice
more wcusieriulg And vet Dr.. PIeroe's Golden
Me- cal Discovery speedily restores lost voice,
rHie~ h7srt ness, sore throat, bTonehls, and con-
suiu ptIun- Many ministers Uho had abandon el
ne pr, by reason Of sore throat and geners
Debility. have by The use e Ire Discovery, teen
restored 10 perfect health and strength. SOLD bv
1ruEgisis. F-zsl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28
WILLEYS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Distcle; O.: " asll--,1D. $.
In Probate Court. held a N71tUellsr, II sad
District, OF the 18th day %: May, A D. ls,s;
Webster Z Root administrator 4 he estate Il Era
WILEY late q Mo:edwD IL sad I4str--f. decea SEQ
presents his administration scc1Ult :ur examination
distribution and partition q the estate q sad De.
Whereupou. it Is ordered by said court tha;
said account and sad spI4eat.a be -stsrre1 70 2
MGutpsi5er on the l0ih day q June. 4 . is-e. tlI
hearing and decision thereon and further y 1er-
ii that notice herea! be given . al persons interest.
I'd by publication u the same three weeks slecss-
s!vely II the Green NJ 1Lutslu Freeman. newspaper
published at Montpelier. previous l. said time sp-
POINTED for hearing that they may appear Il "a ID TINE
and piece and show cause. i any they may have. ny
sad account should not be allowed, ard sur1 O. cree
Blythe ClCrt-Aiitst.
yalTs Y. A CHASE Rsg!ster.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28
" AR R | A G E S.

In West T5psham. May 2sl. by Rev c Dinernan.
STEPHEN =, MARSH 4 West FsIlee and Miss
ELLEN DAVIS Of Carlnth, Vt.
II Barnard. Msy It'll, by Rev. c 2 Flanders. Ny.
GEORGE ". WALKER Of Barnard and Mrs. ANN A.
C1aEEN @! Boston, Mass.
IN Barnard. May 2lst Il the residence # the brides
father, ty Rev. {. p Flauders Mr. HERBERT "
ADAMS Of Randolph and Mlss CLARA NJ ATWOOD
q Barnard.
DANIEL McCABIY and Miss JOHANNA RYAN, both
Of Mortified.
In Nsrshheld May 18th. by Rev G T. Forbes Nj
EDGAR l. SMITH and Mss WANNA WOOSTER
both Of MaTshheld.
In Perkiusvle Vt, May Eth. by Rev. I. DIN Sher-
burn. FRED A. MILLER II Chester and LOTIIE 1.
BLODGETT Of Springfield.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28
uENRY 0. SINNERS ESTATE.

The undersigned having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate curt !lr the District Of Washing
ton leTs t. receive, examine. and "a. 1st al
claims and demands q al frs AGAINST The estate
Of Henry .. skinner. late q Ws.ts1elq. Il sa:1
District deces sed and a.. claims exhibited Il g-eei
thereto. hereby give notice t1a We Will meet t9r TIE
purposes aforesaid. 81 h= dwelling house 4 Mrs Mar!
l. SKINNER. tle 51G day Il Aus us1 ana 5T day @;
October nsxtfron one O'clock N ult5! four o'clock
N each q SAID days. and thai --Ts from the 5lt
| dAy II Ap-il. A. D. ~ the TINE limited by
said Court for said creditors . present their claim.
| 10 u for examination aud sllowLL
D8ted 1t Wa!tsd ID, tL.s lH- day q Nag.A
III HASTINGS, -,--,-sss:-ra-.
Fa.E5 c. I. JSLIN, ~-----z7
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28
Letters UncaIled for AT Montpelier. Vt. Post
Office Nav 2I,IS79.

To obtain these letters, persons must sive the
above date
LAD1Es.-Mrs. A. Z. Casveu, Miss Celia Hacketi
Mrs. P NJ H3lt5n, Mrs. May II. Lehman, Mrs A 5
Jp1nis.
GESTLExES.-J. H. Brown, y. s. Poster, Simon
Porcelain, Ezekiel Gray, Fred Harr. George ". Hart
well-2, Dan Jenues, SIMON Parker, Ere ernan D
Petrie. Benz. Pope, Jr., c. A. Rhodes. Z Rivers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28

Ms. Jones, bow Is your health this morning:
Thank you, madam, much improved. bought
bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup last night and al.
ter The FIRST dose ny cough WAS checked. slept
well ana have not eoughed once this morning.
F25Wl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28
JAMES STEWARDS ESTATE.

TheundersiE1ad. having been appointed blythe hon
orabe Probate Court for tie D-str-ct0t "
commissioners. to receive. examine. ana all
claims and deular d O.: al ers against IL estate
james stewart late Of M-ret0Wn. IL said D1str.c.
hereby notice that VII meet t1- t1s purposes
aforesaid. al the dwelling house q I-lza IgrleT L
lst day Of October next from 70 O'clock. n. until
O'Clock. N. esch Of said GAys. ana that LtLs
from the 2ad daV # AIrl 4, l.-4. : ta time limit
ed by said court tor SAID creditors = Iree-L tslT
claims to u for examination and allowance.
Dated at Mgretgwu, this End day Il AgTL, 4.
D .ls7s. -.
F3Qw3 L HEATH, -------9s----'-s'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28
ASA ANDREWS ESTATE.

STATE OFvERMONT, District. @! Washington, SIS
In probate Court held al se-,.u said district
on The 18th day q May, A. .. 1872
SIS kelion. administrator q the estate Of Asa
Presents his ADMINISTRATION account tar examination
- sll-uaDce and makes application f9r decree OF
and partition Of the estate q said deems
ed. 49,, t ia 100. .t.. s..7
sr.5rf ana sad Application he referred to session
fbersof. to be held at the Probate once, u SAD
MS-.Ta1ieT On the 18th day OF June 4 D. lsl.- Tor
hesring and decision thereon and II : further ordered
80 notice hereof be given 70 al persons interested
- 71flSIstior Of the three weeks succeSsivey
IN he (Ireer Mountain Freeman newspaper publish
- =. 55nrpesr previous 10 said time appointed 11I
hasT that they may AQpesT al sad tine and place
~ sfl7H cause II any they may have Why sad sc-
800 st3171Id not allowed and such decree MADE.
N1- By the Cgurt-Attsst
v7lus HARVEY TILDES. Ju3-e.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28
FELLOWS ESTATE.

The undersigned having been appointed ly the hon
orable PROBATE Court for the district = Ra1JolpL.
c1InIssl llers, = receive, examine and ADJUST g.
claims and demands 4 all persons a.slsf the estate I
Dorothy Fellows. late Of NashlIEt1l IL SAID dlstr,g
deceased and all claims exhibited il p1sst thereto,
hereby give notice that vii meet for the purposes
aforesaid Il t1e once 4 Z A White. IL Washington.
on the -lst day q Q-'ooer, -, next, from ten
o'clock. 4 N, until FIVE O'Clock ~ sid
day and that Six Il nths from the 81 DAY O.: Ami
4. b. l.-s. : tie time limited 'y sad curt .1-
said creditors = present tAel. claims 70 u tT
animation and allowance.
Dated at WASHINGTON t9ls 2lst day O.! Nay.A-D l.-g.
F22w3 6 ". WASAN Oo-i-----ss-'2~fs'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28
Vermont News,
ADDISON COUNTY.

Rev Ward Ballard die 1 at his resileass 70 SeW
haVeo, on the 3!st iassln;- IL "a, 40 old and
esteemed resilient Ct ti-at toRu.
About noon saiurday. young nan hirel 3 team
al he livery Of Frank White. drove 10 Vcrssrues
and here sold the team Tae police were al cHee
notihe4 sal At nooa saaizy the MAJ Vas 10 sd n
Burlington, Aaitle turnout hai been restored u
It's lawful owner
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28

Bern ng.on c,u1ty farmers complain tiat The
Colorado lSeelle o. " potato lug- has appeared IN
immense and increasing numbers down there.
The eishiy-aia,h birthday Of Mrs.. Polly Crav-
ford OF Bennington was celebrated recently, meu-
bers Of five gene a;io1s o! her descendants being
present
For four consecutive years nilure % report 10
the town list Gifts stockholders and their stock,
Benninston's selecinen have brought 500 suit
against the First National Park, Noith Bcnning-
ton Bank to cover the 500 annual 1ne for such
neglect
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28
commencement Week

VERMONT METHODIST SEMINARY AND
FEMALE COLLEGE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-05-28
WINDSOR COUNTY.

Uzziah wyman and his wife orphs, Of Cambridge
mort. have liveI together N married life i years
Green peas were eaten at East Bethel on the 2o'h
inst, that were grown IN the garden OF A. NJ
French Of th3t place.
The Windsor county j,il al WOODSTOCK has one
lone occupant. Cannot some one in the county ID
something naughty and join him:
There was severe frost il the vicinity Of White
River Junction, Friday morning, which destroyed
gsrden vegetables grape vines, fruit tree blossoms.
etc. Plants covered with paper were completely
frozen,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-04-03

massage of the sections to which so
much hostility has been manifested.
/ There might have been a time when
1t might have been improper to attach
such measures to appropriation bills
If that ever existed it was the period
of their Inauguration; then they had
to be adopted before provision could
be made to carry them into execution.
In the form in which the proposition
to repeal them is now brought for
ward it is eminently proper. So
long as laws remain on the statute
book means ought to be provided TO
impart efficiency to Them. If the
Democracy left the Republican cleo
ton laws unrepealed, and at the same
time failed to make appropriations to
sustain them, there might be grounds
of complaint. They do not propose
such. action however, but aim TO abol-
ish them and thus diminish. expendi-
ture.
The clause forbidding the presence
of troops at the polls is attached to
the army bill where it belongs, be-
cause troops cannot be used for that
purpose without having suitable pre-
vision made for them. The jurors
test oath was repealed by Republican
votes, and yet, unaccountably, it was
some how incorporated in the revised
statutes and re-enacted, There ought
not to be, and there a be, no suffi-
cient Justification of opposition to the
repeal of such a scandalous and UNI
popular measure. The Republicans
do not attempt to set it up but cry
out t'coertion."
Supervisors and marshals draw
their support from the public treas
ury, and there cannot be given a ten
able eason why Congress shotld not
modify their powers and reduce the
expenditures they have oc-
casioned. 1t is proposed to take
away All arbitrary power from them
and use them hereafter as witnesses
and reporters of fraud, if any should
be pe~rpetrated, and thus protect the
treasury from the systematic drain
that has heretofore been projected
against it.
The interest taken in the conflict
that is in progress is heightened by
the small and precarious nature ofthe
majority. The minority can scarcely
hope to prevent the majority from
doing what they consider advisable.
The object seems to be to get up a SAT-
icient excitement 20 induce Mr..
Hayes to do what they accuse the De-
mocracy of, by interposing to annul
the provisions which that party will
make to sustain government. 1t re-
mains to be seen if sufficient nerve
can be put into Mr.. Hayes to assume
such an unusual responsibility.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-04-03

satisfied until these things Ind been
accomplished General Chalmers read
from the debate which took place on
Powell's bill with telling effect on
Garfield, that when il vas offered the
clause objected to was not in it.,
but that it was inserted as an amend
ment offered by Republicans, and ac-
eepted by Democrats, because they
deemed the bill even with that fea-
ture in 1t, a great Improvement on
the act of 1861, under which the
President was empowered to use
troops anywhere at his will, and UNI
der which he used whole regiments
and actually held elections under
military authority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-04-03

No one need be surprised at the
opposition offered to the measures at
Ia he'd to the appropriation bills. In
the next election marshals and sheir
deputies might render important as
~sistance to the party in power. OF
course the number to be employed
would depend on the view taken at
Washington Of the possibility of adj
vantageous use of them. The Re-
publican party managers would not
scruple either to employ them by
thousands, or justify. by perjured
witnesses, any unlawful or outrageous
course that might be pursued by
them. Hence the attempts made not
only to prevent the passage of laws
to abolish their use but also to de-
eeive the public rs to the true char
acter Of the issue that has been raised.
Parliamentary tactics may delay
but notwithstanding the close array
Of parties ~ the House will scarce
~ be able eventually to defeat the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-04-03

Nov, at this day, plaintiff,
~ by his attorney, and files his pc
%tition, verified by aft iivit, alleging.
anon" other things, that said de-
PENDANTS are nun-rcsid-nts of the
State OF Missouri. Now, said de-
PENDANTS, arc therefore hereby Hoiiti-
cd OF the filing OF said petition, the
object and geuctal nature of which
is to enforce u licm against the fol-
lowing described lands, situate III
Audrain county, Mo-, t0-wit: sne
hundred and ei9ifty-scycn acres
southwest quarter, section six. town
ship hit range nine; Il hundred
and sixty acres, southwest quarter.
section one. township fifty, range ten,
one hundred and sixty acres Of the
the southwest quarry section thirty =
four, township t%ilty-one, range nine,
tor back X Tor the year 1877,
amounting to S5i21 GO-l0O dollars: and
unless yOi, be and appear NJ the pcXt
regular term Of This court, to be be-
gun and held at tho court house. in
thcciiy of Mexico, on the first Mon
day in june next, and plead to said
petition, the am will be taken aS
comics scd, aud Judgment rendered
accordingly.
1t is further ordered that q copy
hercofbe published, according Flaw,
in the Mexico LEnGhK, a newspaper
printed and published in the city OF
Mexico, Mo.
y tru" copy. Witness my hand as
........ clerk and seal 1T said court,
SEAL affixed at Office III Mcxi.o o,
" this 25th day of February.
1879. JAS. CARROLL. Clerk.
NJ. i. DUNCAN. ATTY Tor Pm. 49-it