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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1883-02-07
L|N|NEHT
OF, ZEE
M0THEnss EaSENDI

Z oneofthe greatest comforts to those EXPECTING
90 be condoedis g remedy "2oa which i:iTi-cs coz
6dence can be placed-oao t.::t vii! !:oGrc&s.sa
and quics Geliyczy-oae t.:t VII col:-c. pin az
sEortent the duration OF i-bor. SucaH"TIEAoIE-
ms FnIrND." T-y.tani see what
A Blessing its to Suffering Eozales,
This Liniuept when uscd two or ti,.rc weeks DC
tore confinement. produces ; WONDERFUL et!"c;.
cansing . very easy and qnic.s labo:. WI. COMP
dit,on 10 recover quickly ORTIZ o,nee woTh;io h."o
agood gs.tlnsu up; G u: : i.: ii UT tic usT5l iis:a:: s ss2
Iily oesnp ny i M Seihininissed Beyond expression.
ZThe condition for Which this .enasay + Gp@ ~ 60 =
lfiscn,es. Those intereste: n Is use gre respect
'fniiy referred to the hundreds who haze used il.
READ TIE TEETTMONLALS:
most earnestly er.rest every female :yrect;ng
20 he confined TO use ne -. ISLiiEES
Inst durinS q !arge ohs:etrical nTaetiee CSr:T-touT
Years., / have never known u 70 fall &c t-aIsce q
esfe and 9";s &. s J. 'iMGeoLaEs,MD D., Assn.s, as,
A LADY ..en one Of the counties Of MIi6!c deo.-
Yea YEAR, wv" Wits: Il have disposed OF allIgE MoEM.
ER'a F'-IEND you sent rae. zsd I am ~
G dssS II II GREAT BLESSING"
gentleman w-..e.: "My wife used !olr Mo-u-
rR's rKIESp az her ioslsn eoci asnssps, a5d her
half Of tho sn dr.!ns OF either OF her fsnuer %conlne-
rnents, and recovered rom 81 in MICA less time.
about 70 he confined Cor the hrseene. and she
says: Il FAVE NEVER SEEN.x.I ONE PASS
EASE An - 90 LITTL CEFERISG.'"
The names OF all these. and many othe.s, can be
had by calling At my Office.
Hsytnz had the foregoing rcrneey TH~oKoUaHLy
TgsTEpln and vicinity, / now oder It 10
my patrons ay possessing superior mey.ss-
I am permitted also toIeieE to tho following well
known citizens OF Atlanta: C.S. Newton. VIM. NJ.
il, W. A.C.egs and D. Balm: ali OF whom
arc ,ion ready 70 t eriasSso t pss 5 msals OIL sas psepata
prepared By 9.
j. BRADFzELD, Sole Prep'r,,
e Atlanta, Georgia.
Fer sas erryrhes.
Nov. Sly. chg. m.
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ADVERTISING RATES.


Els cts OF delinquent snds
advertised for salem Laurens Couns
The public school funds Of orsnge-
burg County will run the schools
about three months.
A permanent restoration of exs
hausted and mosnzoat funotions fol.
low heasa 81 Brouls Iron Bistsfss
Thete viii be no sale Of delinquent
lands q Chester County this year for
aaat Of taxes. all being promptly
8he completion of the Greenwood
Lakenssand spartanburg Railroad is
a fEedfac nearly one-third of the
grading being already done.
p Monday Of last week Miss
Jen1ss Mckinley. Of Marion County,
fell into the-fsAs bisned 20
death. IS Is suppd she had
sapoplezy. ]
Some of tIs farmers Of Chester.
County are losing their horses from
disease, caused. they think, from eat
ing com damaged by the great
September.
SsySggats of gold on his farm
il EdgeheldC County, not long since.
has been offered several thousand
dollars for his prospects.
Mr.. D. A. Outlaw of Mechanicsyille,
Sumter County, had his barn and
stables burned on the night of the 23d.
The act vas incendiary. Lose Eve
hundred dollars. No insurance.
a coed deal of corn has been sold
in BaakEg, Barnwell County, by
farmsM so cents per bushel that
will be bought back by farmers for at
least one dollar per bustsl next sum-
Cow NEVER TO RETuRN.-GARDNEs,
Me-: Mr.. Daniel Gray, a prominent
lumber merchant writes that his vile
had severe rheumatic pains; SO severe
as to render her unable to sleep.
From the first application of the
famous German Remedy, st. Jacobs
Oil she experienced dnspeakable re-
lief, and in two hours theapain had
entirely gone.
TaaAbbsville Medium says: 'Last
adant crops were made bssdd
has been scarce. PriesF
S~SSNSzss so small that ths]
2ition Of Ing psurzv-s.-
proyed. This year fh
ssa is not encouraging: Lea
gram has been put ID. Very l;ttle
wheat comparatively was sowed ana
the acreage in oats decreased. Labor
commands higher prices than ever,
and stock and provisions are still at
enormous figures. Lien prices will
prevail, and if dry weather comes,
which is more than likely, we will seef
the close of 1883 in a worse condition
than ever" /
The Rock Hill Herald says: II is
calculated that from 1s to rs per
cent. of the cotton crop intAis section
is yet to be sold, and~t is thought
that at least {. psrcent. of the crop
remains unpicked in the fields. The
merchants say that there are not
more than half as many applicants
for advances on liens this year as
formerly. Those who have given
liens are buying more cautiously than
heretofore. The small grain crops
are looking as well as last year, and
the area already sown is at least 40
per cent. less than last year. More
cats will be sown, busthe crop does
0t promise to be nssr as large as the
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sAss Hen Bur

$ss-c3ANS her but
g7ssday evening T. j.
%ell known among Georgia
farmers, secured nearly two gallons
of milk from two cows, and when the
milk was strained, in less than Ere
minutes after milking, a lump ofpgzs'
butter about the size of a pecan 1ut
was found in the bottom Of the
strainer. We haye heard of butter
comming direct from the udder of
COWS, but until Tuesday night we had
always regarded all such statements
as being incorrect. The butter
spoken of we saw taken out OF ss4s
strainer and ne know there is no
error ain this statement we EtSeSe
made.-PsryG Ga Home Jda'Nal.
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builders, the piur15
Despairing OF ordinsx nenk Ne 1T
Ter almost unanin1gzyfseonmen
sEnsoK's cAPcINEp0R0yS PLASTER
as the greatest anti-malarisl specific Of the
age. These plssters act upon thssliyer,
spleen, bowels and kidneys.
Worn over the region of the liver, and
upon the back over the kidneys, they ward
Of malaria like an armor No other
plastsrs do this.
When you purchase, satisfy yourself that
the word CAPG1NE is cut in the center of
the plaster.
seabury i johnson, Chemists, New York.
Highest awards at International Expo
sitiona. J %11-14
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1azzHozoN {
HIGH SCHOOL,
EDWIN LDREHER, A. N, Rincp'l
chg. m.

THE EXERCISES Of fHIs
A. institution will het continued
SO "a without . interruption under
~ charge of the new Principal
- No effort or pains VII be spared
to make it in every respecSR trst-class
school. There will be for grades OF de-
partments, VIZ: gaHsry, tntermediaee'
Advanced EnGl>n and Classical, with ap-
nronr;ste ladies' in each grade; and the
IL ofSndtion:in each Respectively will be
49,, ST. 40, S200and $500 peS month.
Discipline Of the school %illsbe. strict,
drmsand impartial, but at the sspe time,
End, gentls and pa6spai. Manners and
morals of pupils will receive particular care
and attention.
Students prepared for College, University,
or Military Academy, or fof any ordinary
profession OF business pursuits of life.
Ine.sanisementa Of the demand
ing more pras-saa ssssntifs training
upon this important point
caIfNpaR FOR 1925. q
Annual Session of ten months, hss1rrag
withtsepten,ber aid ending last pf JunG.
with recessrof weeSSe r ten days during
Christrnas holidays. .
Board at reasonable rasas in good fami-
lies in Down or imnfediaee VICINITY.
EDWIN j.. DREHEAyRs-AM, =
LEXINGTON c. H., S. c.
Sept, 20-tf
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BROWNS
IRON
BI77ERS

Ladies and all sufferers from neu- (
rafsia. hysteria, and kindred COM.
plants, will find it without IN equal.
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RROKIS
LRON
H77ERy

eniches the blood and purifes the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try a bottle.
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BROKNS
THROW
H7TERS

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations viii.
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0bD DOORS srnsoo.
drsft, removable danpes, ring cover.
double crosspieces, reversible long cross
piece, swing hearthplate swing fue stop.
sitter CRATE, illuminated sliding FIRE doors,
etc. Nickel knobs and nickel Panels.
Made With solid fire doors il preferred
". I. DELPHI,
Ss1 Broad ST., Augusta. O.,
Mar Sly
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ROK
RIT7ERS

willeure yspepia,heartbum,m sla,
Ma, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-05-11
CTATE OF VERMONT,
- Addison District, sa,

BE il remembered that at u session of the Pro
bate Court holden ut Middlebury, within and for
said District, ON the 2d day OF May, A. ID.
1855.
Present, Hon. Lyman Il. Knapp, JUDGE.
Whereas, IA certain instrument IN writing, un-
der SEAL purporting to be the last will and tesla
ment oi L. J. Clough, late of Granville, in
said district, deceased, having been this day pre-.
sented to sad Court OF Probate. and duly filed IN
the Probate Onice: Therefore, IL is ordered
that all persons interested in the estate of said
deceased he notified to appear before said Court at
the Probate Ohice in Middlcbury lin said District,
on the 2Sth day of May, A. ID. lSSi at 10 O'Clock
a. m. by publication OF this order three weeks sue
cessively previous thereto, in the MddlebuIy
Register, II newspaper printed AT Mddlcbury,
aforesaid to show cause, If any they may have,
why said instrument in writing should not be
proved and allowed as the last will and tesla
mcnt OF the said deceased
Is JOHN T.. STAPLETON, Register.
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S)ounfg Gleps.
Addison.

S. Farmer has purchased new Tiger
seeder.
Fruit-tree men were delivering stock
here last week.
Mrs. George Burwell still remains un-
der the doctors care.
The Godfrey Morgan-C Cook property is
at last divided among the heirs.
Kent Bros. celebrated the forty-fifth
anniversary of their arrival in America,
last Sunday.
Our farmers sowed a large area of
winter wheat last season; most of it is
now looking finely.
Our West Addison friends deem them
selves favored by the return of Rev. b.
Cox, one of their former pastors.
Mr.. V. V. Lake of Bennington. Lick
ing Co., o., who purchased of G. W.
Whitford of Addison. the stallion known
here as Young Lambert or Frost horse.
one year ago. and had the misfortune to
lose him in August last. has recently
bought of G.. ~ f. Whitford an interest
in their promising young stallion. Rush
er, full brother to young Lambert, and
sire of grade of colts. from one to three
years old. which any lovers of a good
horse might justly be proud of. Mr..
Lake is a good Judge of any class of fine
stock; and although unfortunate in los
ing horse that won host of friends in
Licking county. last season, is not yet
discouraged, but is still determined to
give those wishing to raise a line of trot-
ters and gentlemen's stylish driving
horses a chance to do so. We wish him
the success he so justly merits.
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Bristol.

s. X. Cain. on East street, has newly
painted his house.
S. M. Eaton has sold one of his Lin
coin farms to George Green.
w. II. Peake, whose illness was noticed
last week, continues seriously i'll, MAY s.
Hon. John w. Stewart and G. NJ. Wilds
of Middlebury were in town last Monday.
j. j. Dumas is getting his material to-
gether for residence on Garfield street.
There is writing school four nights in
week at the school house. until further
notice.
Regular session of Libanus lodge.
No. Al. F. and A. NJ, Monday evening.
May II.
Hon. Walter G. Dunten of Rutland is
expected to deliver the address here
Decoration day.
We hear that Dunshee's block and the
Catholic church are to be treated to a
coat of paint soon.
The Baptist society will soon begin
the enlargement and repairs on their
house of worship.
The new pastor of the Methodist
church, Rev. b. S. Taylor, is expected to
preach next Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie f. Grow is getting Il class
in drawing. She will give lessons every
Saturday afternoon, at the school house.
We hear that IL. ID. Gardner has sold
his place. on North street. to Joseph
Parker. Mr.. Gardner intends to build
again soon.
MRS. d. Durfee has bought j. j. Du-
mas place, on Church street. Her
mother and her sister, Miss C.. Eastman,
are to reside there.
The will case of D. W. Smith. late of
Monkton. was heard before Judge Smith.
at w. w. Riders office. last Monday. 1t
was appealed to the county court.
NJ. p. Varncy has bought of Mrs.
Susan Hall four building lots on the
south side of Garfield street. One. and
perhaps two, houses will be erected there
the coming summer.
c. f. Smith has taken some excellent
views of Bristol village and vicinity
from Hogs Back. "Charley" is on the
lookout for something new in his line of
business all the time. A
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MIDDLEBURY. VT. MAY II. 1883.
CTATE OF VERMONT,
NJ niafriri nI AdliAOn as

BE it membered, that at Probate Court,
held at Mddlebury, within and for the District
of Addison, ON the Ith day of May, A. ID. 1888.
PRESENT, Hon. LYMAN f.. KNAPP, JUDGE.
n. 5. Bennett executor of the Will OF Daniel
Howe, late of Bridport III said district dcceascd,
makes application in writing TO this court for an
extension OF the time allowed him to pay the
debts and charges against the estate of said de-
ceased.
ltis therefore ordered by said court that said
application be referred TO n session thereof, TO he
held at the Probate Office in said Niddlebury. on
the 2sth day of May, A. ID. 1883, at 10 O'Clock
a. M. for hearing and decision thereon; and 1t
is further ordered that all persons interested be
notified thereof by publication of notice OF SAID
application and this order thereon three week.
successively in the Middlcbury r. gister, printed
at Mddlebury, before said time Of hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place,
and show cause, ii any they may have, whJ
said extension OF time should not he granted.
1887 JOHN G. SrAPLETON, Register.
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MOnktOn.

Nearly all the schools in town have
commenced.
There have been several eases of
mumps in town.
Mr.. f. w. Meader is improving the
looks of his house by a new coat of paint
One Shepherd was fined five dollars
and costs. one day last week, for beating
his wife.
John f. Ladd returned home last Sat
urday from Boston. where he has been
visiting friends.
The funeral of Mrs. Lydia Smith was
largely attended from her home, on Mon
day last at o clock. the Rev. Mr.. Estes
of Vergennes officiating.
The annual meeting of the W. c. Il. L.
will be held at the church at the Ridge
on Thursday afternoon, May Il. 1t is
earnestly desired that all the members
and friends of temperance may be pres
ent.
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BridpOrt.

Work began, Tuesday, on the Hill
place.
School began, last Monday, with Miss
Nellie Barbour as principal.
The fire of last week, which was MOTTO
ed in your paper. originated from the
chimney of Robert Swinton's house.
This is the second time that he has been
burnt out, and he has the sympathy of all.
Last Monday Robert Hutchinson
came near losing his steam saw-mill by
fire. The foundation fell out and the
fire took in the packing, then went to the
roof. The roof was torn off and the
rest of the building saved.
We regret that Rev. Perry Marshall
is going to leave US and we hope his
next charge will be in every respect
better than this. Since he has been here
he has cleared all church debts and
made improvements at the parsonage.
He intends. we hear. - g" to Florida.
so that his wife, who rs not very well,
may regain her health. We wish him
success and will always remember him
as a model man.
On Wednesday and Thursday even
ings of last week Mr.. j. B. Watson
favored US with two of his excellent
lectures. The subject of the first was
Books and How to Read Them. in which
he laid dewn rules that if we were dispos-
ed to follow we would be more useful in
the world. His next and best was
Mind Your Own Business - it needs no
| comment, for those whs were absent.
that have heard him previously, can
imagine how he handled so important a
Subipct Mr. Watson is a man in ayarv
sense, and always gives satisfaction.
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RiptOn.

Mrs. n. 5. Platt has sold. or talks of
selling. her place to S. c. Gibbs. Con-
sideration. $3.50.
1t is rumored that c. Billings has sold
his mill property to John Goodrow.
who takes possession at once.
We are informed that c. d. Belden
has sold his farm to Mrs. Steinbridge
for 81 400, and gives immediate posses
sion.
w. S. Huntley is erecting a dry
house near his tub shop, which will be
a great convenience in saving handling
of material.
G. A. Bakers mill dam grows apace.
and will be fl for duty soon. 1t is
solidly constructed of heavy logs, firmly
locked and batted together and looks as
though it might stay.
On the Sth inst. ID. Hale made such a
disclosure as to Cat least partially
induce the court to think that opium
was the cause of intoXicntion. and on
payment of fine and costs. Sll.99, was
discharged.
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New Haven.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will J. Nash have re-
moved to Bristol village.
Mrs. VIM. Phelps Nash has gone to St.
Louis, Mo-. to visit friends.
Two ladies united with the Congrega-
tional church, last Sunday.
Mrs. w. c. Sherman has returned to
town, much improved in health.
Messrs. Miller and Loveland of Mid
dlcbury college spent Sunday in town.
ly ill, has improved so as to be able to
ride out.
Some of the Germans who thought
distance lends enchantment" have
returned.
Doctors are still busy. There are
several cases of sickness in tOwn-fevers
and colds.
Miss Jessie Squier recently returned
from Boston. where she has been for the
study of music.
Moses DePoutee is delivering fruit
trees from the Camel's Hump nursery
of Huntington, Vt.
Rev. Rufus b. Toby of IIarwich,
Mass. is in town for the summer months
hoping to regain his health.
Several carpenters are actively at
work at ). ID. Doud's. with view of
improving his out-buildings.
Mr.. Hugh Potter was recently elected
deacon, in place of Deacon J. c. Wilder,
who resigned on account of leaving town.
They are putting on paint at the new
axe factory ut Brooksyille. and will be
ready for business in about two weeks.
Preparations are being made for a
very fine exhibition and concert at the
close of the spring term Of Beeman
academy.
Mr.. George ID. lIinman has been con-
fined To his room many weeks with a
severe attack of innammatory rheuma-
tism. His daughter, Miss Ella, has also
been quite i'll. AT last accounts both
were improving.
DR.. Willie Squier. son of Mr.. A. q.
Squier of this place, is at home for a
short stay. While quite young he began
the study of medicine with an uncle,
and is now successful physician with
an extensive practice at Green Bay, Wis.
The Ladies' Aid society met, last week
at the parsonage. Suggestions were
presented and plan of work adopted.
The orphans home at st. Albans, and
the colored children at Atlanta, are
objects under consideration. The society
meet with Mrs. A. NJ. Roscoe next
| Wednesday afternoon.
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vergennes. .

Hon. Edward Seymour is slowly I'M
proving.
The street commissioners are improy-
ing the road on Main street
Mr. NJ. NJ. Peters. one of our "old
boys" spent Sunday with us.
George f. Stone is re-painting his
store much to its Improvement.
The Rev. Father Kerlidou has returned
home from France, much improved in
health.
Charles +. kimball is quite i'll with
scarlet fever. We know of no other
cases in town.
Saturday, market day, was lively; the
day being quite pleasant, large number
were in town.
+. c. Scott opened his new heat mark
ct on Saturday last, with an immense
assortment of everything.
The City Improvement society are
laying new walks through the city,
which are very acceptable.
John Forky, we are sorry to say, is not
as well as usual, and. owing to his severe
illness, he has sold his meat market to
Charles Cheney.
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East Middlebury.

The following have been installed as
officers of Cold Spring Lodge, No. 81. |.
o. of G. r.. for the quarter commencing
May 3, 1881 w. c. T., W. W. Turner !;
w. V. IT,, Lou Enos; w. S.. Fanny Day
w. F. s., Hattie RUSSELL w. r.. c. A.
Peck; W. c.. Il. A. Damon; W. NJ. f.
M. Day; W. |. c.. Betsey Kirby; W. ..
g., +. b. Percival; w. A. S.. Norab
Peck; w. ID. NJ, G. c. Ross; W. X. H.
s., Esther Peck; W. l.. II. S., Olive
Olmstead; p. W. c. T.. S. 5. Hill.
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STATE Of VERMONT.
- nistriCf of AdIisnu =

me PROBATE COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF
ADDISON:
10 all persons interested in the estate OF Sally
BrIttell, late of Wcybridge, in said district
deceased, GREETING:
by the authority OF the State of Vermont you
are hereby notified to appear before the said Pro
bate Court at the Probate Onice in Mitdebury,
in said district, on the 2lst day OF May, A.
ID. lssI, at 10 O'Clock Il. M to show cause. II any
you have, why the account OF Samuel
James, administrator of the estate of said
deceased, should not he allowed, and also why
the residue OF said estate should not he dis
lributcd To the parties entitled thereto.
Dated AT Middlebury, i'll SAID district, this 3d
day Of May a. ID. 1855. Is
LYMAN +. KNAPP, Judge.
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EDISON ALDEN,
LOYAL n. WATERHOI
CTATE OF VERMONT,

~
- District of Addison, as.
THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF
ADDISON:
To all persons interested in the estate of Xadok
Il. Robbins, late of Cornwall, in said district
deceased. GREETING
are hereby notified TO appear before the said
Probate Court, at the Probate Office in Middle
bury, in said district on the 2Gth day of May A.
ID. 1883. at 10 O'Clock IA. to show cause, if any
you have, why the account of WIN. II. Remele ad
minstrator If the estate OF said deceased. should
not be allowed, and also why the residue of said
estate should net be distributed to the parties
entitled thereto
Dated at Middlebury. in said district. this 7tl
day of May, ID. 1855. 1881
JOHN &. STAPLETON, Register
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NOTICE !!

A foreclosure having been obtained on the
"A first mortgage of the Vermont Central Rail
road notice is hereby given that the holders of
majority in amount of the bonds secured 10y
said mortgage have formed themselves into u
corporation under the name of the Consolidated
Railroad Company OF Vermont and have lled
articles of association pursuant Ia the laws oi
the State of Vermont for the purpose of operating
and maintaining said railroad, and tnat any
b0ndholders, who have not subscribed said
articles, may 10y himself his agent or attorney,
do for thirty days after the last publication oi
this notice, which will he May II, 1883
CONSOLIDATED X. X. co.
April "a. 1885, OF VERMONT.
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FAIR GROUND BARNS.
MIDDIIEBURY.
TERMS-sl5 to warrant; $40 for the
season; So for single leap.

Season from May LIST to July LIST. Mares dis
posed of considered in foal. and hill due at once
All bills due first of March following. Accidents
and escapes at the risk of the owner,
FRED MARSAIL.
Middlebury, W.T. April, lss3. l6;im