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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-12-08
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PCR
CHASE TINnER LAND

United STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
OLYMPIA. Washington Territory. - Notice is
hereby given that. in complianc- with the proyis-
iohs OF the Act of Congress approved June ., 1873
8 titled IAN Act for tho sale of Timber Lands in
TIL States 1T California. Oregon. Nevada aud WASH
ingon rerritpry." ROBERT A. DABGRSHAM OF
Gutuomah County, Oregon. has this day filed
In this office his application 10 purchase the Iots
and OF Gee. Nc. ~. and lot "f sec. NJ. 10, in
wnship No. rs North, Range No. west Of tie
Willamette nerdian.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the said
described land or any portion thcr-of, are hereby
cut "a IL file thor claims in this Office within
sixty 1901 days from date hereof.
Given under my hand At my Office in Olympia, W.
T. t!us tih d. y November. A ID. lsaI,
JOHN +. GowEY,
Sc iay REGISTER II ms and CfAcs
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n,ecincailons for Buildings.

Messrs. Paiisrr, Pallscr e Co., OF Bridge
port, CT, the well known architects and pub
fishers of standard works on architecture have
lately issued sheet containing plans and spec
iicatons of n very tasteful modern eight r. ON
cottage with tower and also with the necessary
qualifications for building IL without the tower,
and with but xix rooms if desired In its most
costly form the outlay is estimated at SO 600;
without the tower il has been built Tor s., 800;
and II only six rooms are included, the cost
may he reduced 10 81 100 or $1,000. Details
are given OF mantels. stairs. doors and casngs,
coinices, etc The publishers have found 1t
the most popular plan they have ever issued,
and state that it has been adopted in more Than
five hundred instances within their knowledge.
The same firm Issue specifications In blank
adapted for frame or brick buildings ol any
cost also forms of bniding contract, and sew
cral books ou modern inexpensive. artistic cot
t,ge plans which are of great practical value
snc c0nscniiucc 10 everyone interested.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-12-08

u. &. LAND OFFICE OLYMPIA. W. r.. octobt 7
H. 1889 --Complsnt having been entsrtd in this IL
lce by JULIUS SCHROEDER against JOHN W.
CREED tor abandoning his Homestead Entry Ne.
1872 dated Januaay 10. 1850. upon the half OF NE
quartz of See. i3, and ST. quarter OF Sc quarter.
and lots Said OF Section IL, in Township 30 north,
hange w.st, in San Juan Coun'y. Washington
Territory, with view TO the cancellation of said
ntIy; the said pa ties are hereby summoned to APP
par st this office IN Wednesday the 18th day OF De
ccab,r 1883. at O'Clock =. NJ. To respond aud fur
nisr testimony CONCERNING sad alleged abandon
meit md the said parties are further noiihrd that
testimony conc sning said alleged abandonment VIII
bo taken before Il. u. Warbass, FED. Judge of Pro
ate Court of San Juan count,. At his cfice AZ Fri
day Hubor. W. T.. On Wednesday, the 2sih day If
November. 1883, at 10 o'cuck A. and continuing
from dry to day tn after nnii the taking Ut such
rest imoly b. osed; aud II arp aring 10 aur s,tis
faction that due personal service befe'f caan"t he
had, servie will bs made ~ publication, p st NJ
aud milling srcor,iiug to Rules 10 aud IL II Prar-
tce IN &. T. District Land ufeces.
In witness whereof we have her-uuto get orr
hands the day and year art above written.
J'BS r. CONVEY, Register.
RoBERr STUART. Receiver.
oo27-5w
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U.S.LAND OFFICE, AT OLYMPIA, W.
T., Nov 9TH, 'sS3- Notice il hereby given that
rFrtu ~ Plant has hled notice of n,eu-
acn ta mike final proof before the Judge, or
~ ni, ausetce tue Clerk Of The Probate Court,
a, h.s Office. in Friday IIarhor. w. r.. on
Monday the .lh day OF January, \. ID. 1891, on
Homestead Application No. 1923, for the SW 1
OF NEi1 and NEA of SWl4 SEI oil NV
and lot 8, OF See. t. TIP 30 n, rev,
lie names rs witnesses: Peter Fronchcit,
Charles Bramer, William Muller and Joseph
Bull, all ofOrcus Island, W. L.
35.6w .JuHN +. GOwEY, Register.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-12-08

ersion t" Soeiey Dimnsss of vision Noises in tie
Hesd, the vital nuid pa ing unohsctNed in ""
urine and many,other diseases that lead to Insssiy
. and death
DE. INVITE, who Is REF u'fr fh,sciDn
tgr. dnatc cf the Npiv.r.itv of pehr ssivHflal. vi"
agree To {, r'ei, Five Ef'nsfresl Eotiarr for q
"Gse Of THIS KIND The vital HesfGratite tund'r
~ special al, c' aud 'rtatmcnil vii not a. re, or
ram hung impure "r niuriors found in it, hE.
FINITE treats I'll PrivTta Diseases suct sssfulIy
without Mcr,rrv. Hs- consultation Free.
rN6 rough tx Riiua'ion ard advice. ineucit snki.-
sis at uliu" ~. Price OF Vital r. s'praiiNe. IS
bottle. Or iour tin 'hc qu1n'ity $40: sent Ia al v
address upon 'ipt at price. ot g q. u so IRE
fr,ni obsevstvn ana in y iN' ZEN. il dtsirec ~
\. r. NINTH, NJ u.
II X arnv 81. San traucsco, Cal.
SAMPiE RoiTLF FREE; will be mt 10 IA, ORC
ap~lsihg by letter. stating syn pttns. ~. fid zee
Sgic secrecy in IL gard to all busn's ttnstciitls
DR.. MINTIf KIDNEY LEMFIy, NFTTRI T.
iCCN, cures distHsesof kidrey ana Bledcor CO ha'
nlaints 0o rrrh n Gl'et, I-urtirhes. For SAFE ~
all 1r,l<~is's. 81 bottle: q bo'ilr for s..
DIR. NfSrif'S ptNbiIION PILLS are the best
aud cheapest Dyspsp.i, ard pilli,us Cure ~ be
isa. ket. for . ]. b. ali frussisls. Ia
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PCR
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

LIMITED STArES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
- olympia. Washington Territory Notice Is
aereby given that, in compliance with the irnvis-
ions Of the Act OF Congress approved June 3. ISIS
untitled AN Ac' for the sale at Timber Lani~a IN
the states of Calf r1is Oregon Nevada aud Wash.
tuet"n I, rrtniy," HAZARD STEVENS, Of Bosthn.
suffolk County Mass, has this day hled in this
office his application to purchase the lot OF See.
NJ. 80 and Los Sec No. -. Up. 80 North, Range
No East. and Lots l. . aud 3. oi Section No, Ia
Township No. ~ North Range No. | East OF the
willamette meridian.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the said
ae.tribod land. any portion III reof, are hereby
required To file their claims ia this office within
sixty tGnl days ir M date hereof.
Given under NY hand. a, my Office In olympia,
W. L, this 2lsi day OF September, A. u. 1883
JOHN +. CONVEY.
% low Register OF the Land Ofdce.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-12-08
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

u. s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. T.,
Nov. 9th, 1881. Notice is hereby given that
CHARLES BRAMER has filed notice of in
tention TO make final proof before the Judge,
or in his absence the Clerk of the Probate
Court, at his office in Friday Harbor, w T.
on Monday, the Nh day Of January. \. d. 1884,
on Homestead application No. 30S5, for the
VIZ of SEA, and NE14 of SEA ofScc. 4, and
Lot | of See 9, Up 81 north X west.
He names as witnesses: Thomas McGcever,
Peter La Plant Joseph Bull and Edwin llitch-
ems. all of Orcas Island, w. II.
30 6w JOHN + GowEy. Register.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-12-08
NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.

Il STAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA. W. T, Sep
- f.Hab p a. lsst-Noiice IL hereby given that
PETER IANSJN hr- Elci tire OF intention to
sle hual Prof. hel"re 4. WarbSss. Jus Sc of
rr bate tart. ~ MS Once. IN Friday Harbor
IS. r. ou Saturday, re iUih d'N rf November, A. u.
ifs3, on Homestead Application No. 29s7, for the
4 &. e NJ 4 - sec. n and : II NV u of see.
>, Up 50 s. q west
II usm"s a. Witnesses: samuel II Gross aud
''h.r French. nl -.n Juan J. Sud. W I and
,uotnt- VI Kinney and syrus STOW, of Roach Har
,cr "
96S JOHN Il. GOwtY, Register.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-12-08

A GENTLEMAN and three ladies ". O
must have had erent deal of spare
time have fonud Ivy count that blond
has about 140. 900 hairs ON her scalp;
brunette, 100, 900; and a red-hnired
belle only $4,000. This last provision
OF nature is undoubtedly to prevent in.
voluntary incen,ihrism.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-12-08
NOTICE Of FINAL PROOF.

UNTED eTATrS land OFFICE, at
Olympia " b. Oct. %, 1888. Notice is
h ycpy given tNat Edward ID. Warbass ha. fled
no. G., Oi i4lculIon u make final proof before
tur Judge or iu hi, nhsencc, the Clerk OF the
PtoAte Doar,. III his office, in Friday liarbpr
" +, on Friday, the ?lst dPy Of December, A.
d 1888, Oh Home .rad application No. 21S9
for sue ,,t, :, g. ) and 8, and Sc i of Sc 4 of
Sec Il, .p - y, 3 west.
He nuuIcs 10 witnesses; Fred James, John
II Bowman. Nurliu r.. Rulhlrs~on and Ken
meth Mcdonald, ali # FRIDAY Ilarh0r, W. r.
396N JDuN f. CONVEY, Register.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-12-08
NOTICE OF FiNAI. PROOF.

O. =. LAND OFFICE 1T YdPIi, ". Oct.
I iV,l.- Notice j. bNtby given that GEORGE
hINtuASS has filed notice Of int, alton to mako
agal Fr't L-fa'- she Iudse. or III his ah-rucc.
tfe Ctr.h G ~, n.stii g Court, ut his ctics. in
tr.daV ilathur. " e.. 90 IA ..d.y the 27th day Of
Nut,ri4.r r. IS. d. tssi. ou Homes'cai Application
e 312i tlr She y ~ tho 81 ! 81 Section II and
tHt y y u the NJ . ot Section u, TT. 81 n, X. D
vt.
IL name, IS wituos-es. 8. A. McDonsld. =.
Wrfus snd chad wiRVus, al of WI ron, ". r.,
d. I'd E"e'b My. OF Fast S,urH. " T.
zoos JOuN Il. CONVEY Register
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-12-08
THE GREAT
English Remedy

rs \ NEVER FAB lNu
Cure tor Nervous Iefi!-
ity. Exhausted Vitality
Seminal Meshuess. spef-
rlst,orll,a, lost Mnn.
beOd. hrpt t,l'y, faf-
ulyis, iroAtsttril 1s ~ q
all he terrible til''isti
selrAbSse, Auutl.irl i"i-
lies, and oAtets.s III hF
tu.tr sears. such h. J oss
of Memory, Lhssiiooe'
Noct mtsSio AN-
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. T., Oct.
" L. 1883. - Notice is hereby given that John
SperIy has hled notice OF intention to make Anal
or Of before The Clerk Of the Probste Court nj his
Office Ia Friday Harbor, W T. on saturday. the "4th
hay If November. A. u. 1893, IN Presumption d. :.
No. 5iss. for the Lots . and 4. and the X OF the
$W quarter OF Sec q, tn. ~ y, X west
lie names witnesses: j. G. Warner.'J. II. Bart.
lett A. W Warner aud C. A. Anderson, all OF Lopez
Island, W. r..
aO-6w JOHN CONVEY, Register.
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SOrICE OF FINAL PROOF.

L. s. LAND OFTiCE, at Olympia, W. 7
Oct. 10Th lS%,.--Notice Is hereby given that
HARVEY HUDSON has fled notice Of in
t'nt..l 70 make final proof before thr Clerk OF
tue fropatc Court, at hi office, in Friday I,ar-
oor IS. T., on Saturday, the I'D day of De
r"nar', \. d. l,,5, on Pre- rmption ID. S. No.
rb9 for the NV Z. oi -N 4, and Lots ., Z
aud : OF Sec. -, rp 36 y. K , west.
itr uume' a. witnesses: ------ Morrison
ri.-. 60 T. Loss, William Caldwell aud Walter
caldwell al! of prcl> island W r.
3!GW John +. CONVEY, Register
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rhatcom a.. I...r.. r.re
been ircorpor.te. -y Ga, Itz>...
ture.
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va - Wv
4 nos, fl . ta. .,,a ,.ta.. AZ
po,Iingh,., .,,, r. ..~..s ..
appointed post 81. sjcT.
The CONSTITUTIONS -. "a, lruN-
bridge acr,.s SIT. .,.a4 ,..a,a E.>
eommeuc, .u. a., -..
Anacortes sec, ..,r N ....
in building ,le S,.ut.lt..
u
So ILL.,. on b.; t... nm.
80 n.,,.,,ou h.ro lo.n u,,,..
for some weeks anL the ti.c uat.r
is now completely Shut If hou,
The marsh, trnsfo mu.- 1t iatc
valuable piece al laaa
w., :,
49,. g, nno ooo I =. ,,.,..,..
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In view of the belief that whole
sale frauds are being committed in
the matter of taking up claims, a
10" ie''',o! oi''''"' IN
'o' NO no NAV '"u'' '"o Nc" '''-
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A huge octopus, or devilSfsh, re-
Gently made its appearance in the
harbor of Port Royal, s. &. A mus
ket load of slugs was fired into the
,;l :. c-,: c,
,,roa ~. - :. ,.rI,
r $3.50 "'
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go, -. P'''
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The question ofdrainage and sew
erage were discussed a. the meeting
OIL tie lubllc Health Association at
Detroit. A very Interesting de>
scription OF the drainage system of
Pullman, Illinois, was given where
are pumped mp, and taken away nv
pipes, to be used ms fertilizinv ma
terial on large farms some miles n
WY. This experiment is claimed
to be successful in every resnect
:,
'o"" "''.' mas p."" ior III
proving '"o nav S"'ioh Vi 'he 20
""'o'" al" '''i"'0' r''erS' lie
"o"io "'u '"'So Jug o""t OF
Z va. Fo" ~ 20 "'e' ior reg u'"r
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y '"0 ' " 'o' warn ""' o"ck-
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THE SAN rRANCssCo CmnONU.

THE SAN FRANCySCo CMuONu.
GLE Is tho first paper on tho coast in ability,
and in tho freshness and reliability Of its NEWS
Nothing that the world desires to know Is omitted
from its columns. II aims to I'LL every require
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lis Telegraphc Reports arc tho latest and mctt
reliable, It's Local News tho fullest and spcisst
nul lis Editorials from the ablesi pens In tho
country.
THE CHRONICLE has always been, and
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people as against combinations, cliaues. corpora
tions or oppression of any kind. II will be indc-
pendent in everything. neutral in nothing; fair
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enieavor TO promote and protect every interest OF
the great public whom 1t serves and on whom 1t
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WHO is the Oldest settler III the Westl
The sun.
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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-08
Memorial Day, 1888.
BY MRS. W. W. THOMAS

Rcv'rent we stand upon these hallowed roods
70 sorrow wed. and bind the golden hours,
Ger " hich affections yearning spirit broo,is,
With sacred song and sweet memorial flowers.
No bugie ell, o cash OF AIRS, shall break,
To lay, the stiffness of the gree aIcades;
No tohes e>ultant f eedom's praise awak,,
While conqucrlng hosts are sneathing broken
blades.
Sweet peace at even ng fills the star-sown sky,
For meath Columbia's sunshine all are free,
And peace is on the brows that silent lie
Beneath the shadows of the greenwood tree.
With march OF solemn Joy we come again,
To breathe our gratitude within these bowers,
To deck the starry flag and weep. as when
We hlle'i the parting soldiers hand with
flowers.
Yet rot as then, for hope hath faded, fed;
wine J. SHINING marble keeps the story true
Thy blood "A sacrifice forever new.
We all are herei rhe neither and the sire
Whose calm, enduring faith hath blessed the
son,
The constint wife, who, by the fading fire,
wept DER the Graded child when day was done.
Sister and brother, from whose hearts The spell
VI Loneliness ana pain Will notrccedc;
Maiden whose secret sadness none might tell,
And orphan lone who had of kindness need.
Heroic souls are here. who ~tarrying smiled
a bove an aching heart a sad farewell,
Strong hands thatireely countless treasures piled,
And laurcled brows that safely with us dwell.
Full many a lip the scuiptured names repent
. those we laid to rest with Borrowing moan,
or ioi ms enwrapt in oceans winding sheet.
Or Wondering on lar battle plains unknown.
Our own Green Mountain brave! No prouder
light
Lies on historic page than thou hast won;
No nobl , life blood crimsOncd in the fight
At old rhermopyla or Marathon!
Eartl's glory kindled not thine eager eyes,
But liberty. strong arms would fain restore.
And SO our own, the best beneath the skies,
Bid myriad nations honor and adore.
Shine, glowing dayi Thy fairest sunbeams
weavei
LET mrlndv thrill all tho waiting bou,s
" hile tender hands their fragrant offerings leave
Upon the warriors tomb of springs you. K
flowers.
Sleep sweetly, oh yc dead! We ask to share
Thy iadeless crown of rest ON on bright shore,
With thee the conquering Palms in joy to wear,
/ Where martial music slirs the heart no more.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-08
Washing Sheep.

A correspon lent Of the Michigan
Farmer says, in a letter on the above
topic:
The subject of washing sheep is AZ
the present time being discussed, aud
the diversity Of views expressed by the
various authors leaves the reader as
much in the dark as before the Discus
sion was commenced. The washing of
the various kinds of sheep varies the
result and is readily perceived by CON
sidering the difference in the COMPACT
ness Or deu. ity of the MArino C InIpir-
ed with the Cots void or other open
wooded sheep.
rne more open and loose the fleece,
the greater the liability to collect for
eign matter ofaH dec, iptions, from h
dust of The highw y to the cuarse-t Ui
burrs, chat and such other debii is AS
in the course Of a year it ZONES ia con
tact with. This class of wool is subject
to a heavy >hrinkage by washing, aud
is accomplished readily by what is
usually termed brook washing, after
which it sufft RS but little loss from The
cleansing process to which II must SUI
init before being manufactured. Th"
MerinO bears a finer and more compact
fleece, which is So deusely set all over
the body that the accumulation of d'ri
and viriou kinds of encumbramce ia
very much less, thus the shrinkaye of
fleece by washing is only nominal. 1t
may dissolve or wash out the C % gu at
ed yoik. and impart to the fleece n
white appearance, while the washing
of the body of the sheep, like the BATH
ing of a person. Opeus the Durps OF the
skin, thus producing an increased flow
of yUlk which is colorless, and replac-
ing during the lew days hat sheep are
left to dry, nearly all of the weigh
that has been washed OUT. | have had
this view OF the matter for severnl
years, and to satisfy myself more posi-
lively had three ~fleece- OF washed aud
two of nnwasned secured at the L.
grange Mills with the following re-
suits:
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-08
Personal.

Rev. A. D.. Barber has severed his
editorial connection With the Vermont
Chronicle, after nearly seven years SER
vice.
DR.. G. w. b. kiddcr of Vergennes has
been appointed by the Vermont Medical
society Il delegate to attend the meeting
of the American Medical association. to
be held ut Cleveland. o., June 5. 6. Z
and s.
This story is going the rounds of the
press: Senator Edmunds was greeted
at Fort Point. near San Francisco. the
other day. by an artillery salute. The
noise FASTENED the entry into this world
of strife of Il very young American. who
s~traightway was named Edmunds Gull
lins. Under the circumstances MIR.
Edmunds blessed the babe and gave him
Il silver cup.
An advertisement. beginning Cats
Wanted" has been put up in the West
minister postoflice by IL hermit-like citi-
zen who eats, sleeps, cooks and works in
Il house of but one room, tobacco sorting
.his vocation, cats his sole companions
pand diversion. Last winter some boys
killed the pet of his household. Now he
wants the present of a male kitten
about two-;hirds grown He goes on:
ObiN Vit h'Vu dpIrl' Ndts iiouiu DC
brought in sacks. Any cats brought for
examination and not wanted will be
drowned Mt the rate of ten cents each. in
advance. Said cat will receive the best
of care, and be ready for the boys t.
shoot January 10, 1884" The report is
that he is IA teDder-hearted man. fond of
visitors, master of several languages and
mailing originally from Massachusetts.
The Rutland Herd'dicalls attention to
the following prominent lawyers. all
over eighty and all in very good health
and in possession of their faculties to II
remarkable degree: Inland Hall. North
Bennington; born 1885; has been Il
member of Congress, governor II
Supreme court judge. II. K. Thrall,
Rutland; born l7SS; a prominent lawyer
of Rutland county. having had one OF
the largest legal practices achieved by
any attorney in the county. Julius
Converse, Woodstock; born 1899; has
been governor and held other prominent
offices in the State and a very able at
torney. Paul Dillingham;. Waterbury :;
born in 1876; has been a member of Con-
gress. governor. and has held many
other public offices. Harvey Button,
W~allingford; born in 1900; has been
judge OF probate holding the office for
years also many minor Oiiices. Edwin
Edgerton, Rutland; born in 1900; II
prominent lawyer and advocate, and
well known throughout the State.
Bliss n. Davis, Danville; born in lo02;
one of the best known men in the State.
having held many prominent offices and
was district attorney and convicted the
famous Bristol Bill" the story of whose
trial is familiar 10 every Vermoutrr.
A. L, Miner, Manchester, born in ls0i ;
a member of Congress and both bodies
of State Legislature Il lawyer of great
worth and reputation throughout the
State.
The sure effects of Aver,s Sarsanorlla
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-08

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