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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-05-14
A Mishap and What Came
of Tt.

Mamma and l fingered over our
coy breakfast. The early Spring
sunshine frightened everything in
Nature. A robin sang merrily in the
elm tree that stood just before the
south window. The air was fragrant
with fruit blossoms and the earliest
flowers in the garden. 1t was all SO
sweet it seemed as though every ra-
/ tional wish ought to be gratifed. But
| any one who had looked in upon US
that morning must have seen that
something was wrong.
81 suppose, mamma, we must give
itup,' said /, mournfully.
| eyes, Mabel. | am very sorry,
as sorry as possible about it; but
there seems to be no choice left us.
The tickets. the hotel expenses, the
travelling fares, altogether would be
more than we can afford just now.''
The plan which had to be relin-
quished with SO much regret was that
of going to New York last May to
attend the musical festival. Mamma
and l had planned to 60 together,
since we first heard of it, but one
thing after another had made such
demands on mammals not very well
filled purse that, when the latest day
came on which we could secure tick
cts, we found the anticipated pleasure
was beyond our means.
| confess to some childish tears of
regret when | retired from our little
conference. Much as | had hoped
for, / knew that to mamma the en-
joyment would have been even great
er, for she loves music and under
stands it, too, much better than |
do. She cared so much for my loss
that she forgot her own regrets, which
is way dear mamma has. AS for
me, after my cry was over | felt bet
ter, and life in the lovely springtime
is quite too sweet for melancholy to
reign long. So | was soon singing
my own songs again, with only a
gentle undertone of self-pity to chast-
en- their merriment.
My heart was quite content, or |
fancied it was, until the evenings
post brought letter, which changed
the aspect of things and showed me
that my real desire was unchanged.
After reading few lines, / ran to
mamma, to share the good news with
her.
''Listen, Mamsy, DEAR" / said,
''what do you think of this! 20
Dear Mabel Il have just found, lying
snugly in my portfolio, letter which l
supposed had reached you days ago. in
which 1 asked you to come and spend the
| week of the great musical festival with
US. George bought your ticket with mine
| for / was sure you would come; so you
see we are depending on having your
company. You have never seen my love
| ly home, nor my husband, since our we'd
ding. Indeed, Mabel, he is the best and
nohleSt of men IF Won don't say So too
after being here a week, you shall only
make one exception, and that in favor of
| his brother Tom.
Answer by telegraph, but remember
nothing but an unequivocal g Yes" will be
accepted.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-05-14

When death comes we walk down
in the valley of shadows, knowing
that we shall find there the shining
footprints of the Saviour, and conf
dent that in due time the morning
light of the resurrection will break
upon the spirit, and we shall be with
God forever.
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IL Z HARRIS

ORYSTAL LAKE HOTEL BARTON, VT. HAv
ing leased this hotel for a term of years, would
announce the public that he intends 10 keep hote
which shall deSerre respect and patronage. He ha!
had many years experience in the business, and witt
Mr. owen Delaney, a very popular and efficient clerk
hopes to retain all former customers and to win new
The hotel will be refurnlshed and put the best
possible condition.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-05-14

Old lun-out lands can be restored to their original
fertility by thorough cultivation and liberal applca-
tions of Brade,'s Phosphate. for good crops be
grown with this Phosphate alone, If the land be
poor. In this connection we publish the following
communication: "Lower Waterford, VT. Dec. 10.
1882. l have used Bradley's Phosphate with good
success and oats. On greensward turned
over this spring used it Mt the rate of l50 pounds
per acre. and sowed oats The land very dry and
pooI and the hay would hardly pay for cutting with
machine last year. The was very dry for sucf
land but got 40 bushels TO the acre of good oats
Shall use more next year. A. NJ. Brown"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-05-14

The president has appointed Will
liam W. Henry, [. S. marshal for
Vermont.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-05-14

CAN'T GET IT.-Diabetes, Bright's disease. kidney
urinary liver complaints cannot be contracted by
you or your family If Hop Bitters are used aud If you
already have any these diseases Hop Bitters is the
only medicine that will cure you. Don't forget this
and don't get pulled up stuff that will only harm
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-05-14

F'lattery IL like colone water; to
be smeiled of, not swallowed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-05-14

Dr. Pierces ..Pellets'-litte liver pills (sugar coat
ed)-purify the blood. speedily correct all disorders OF
the liver. stomach, ard bowels By druggists
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-05-14

disappointment in matters of pleasure is hard to be
burne In matters affecting health it becomes cruel.
DR.. Buii's Cough Syrup never disappcuis those who
use it for obstinate coughs colds. irritation Of throat
and lungs etc.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-05-14

Rev. j. S. White. Rock Hill. s c.. sass: Il used
Browns ren Bters for general debility II has been
Of be neft in restoring me to strength and siser
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-05-14
J. A. PEARSON ,

TINE OLD DENTIST. MAIN STREET, BARTON,
l. VT All work done in best manner and war
ranted Gas and Ether used when desired.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-05-14
G II. GREEN

J. E. DWINELL,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN FURNl'
M ture. Collins and Caskets Carpets Room Pa
per etc. Glover, Vt. ILL
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MANIFESTATION VT. OFFICE IN ROBIN
son s Block over Ellis store Consultation free.
Gas and Ether radminsteredforthe painles extraction
ofteeth. Nabolused to preventpa in fllingteeth
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-05-14
Yours, as of old,

KATE WILSON.
Mamma was as delighted as | at
this invitation, and the unequivocal
"Yes'' was promptly telegraphed.
1t was delightful to go, but it seemed
rather shabby to leave mamma at
home, after we had planned to go
together. However, | FASTENED to
make myself ready and had but little
time ior regrets. l was to take the
morning train on Tuesday, to be
ready for the evening concert. During
my packing, Flossy, my pet Skye,
was greatly troubled, evidently sus-
pecting me of designs against her
peace. The carriage was little late,
and there was time for me to give
mamma a hurried. kiss as it started
off. The train was at the station
when / arrived, the engine putting
the conductor evidently impatient
/ saw my trunk hustled into the
| baggage-car, as | climbed up the
step and as / entered the car the
train started, / caught my foot on
something on the floor and nearly
made an ignominious entrance, but
just saved myself. A low whine
greeted my ear, when, to my dismay
I discovered Flossy! The little wretcl
had followed me, and, in the confu
sion, had been undiscovered. The
train was going at full speed by this
time. and all [ could do was to make
the best of the situation. Finding {
seat, l allowed the poor little dog tt
creep up beside me. But whateve
sweetness stolen fruits may have 70
the human race, there was but littl,
of it found by my representative ca
nine at that moment. She crawlet
around me, whining and crying, unit
[ was obliged to forgive her. The
her joy equaled her previous sorrow
But was really distressed. Ho,
could | take an unlimited dog on m
/ first visit to Kate? / almost wishe
myself at home. by way of escap
from my dilemma.
We reached the station about moor
and | took a car which carried In
nearly to Katie's house. As ] stoo
, waiting for the door to be opened
t my heart sank at the thought of tt
e little creature happily nestled in N
arms. Kate was watching me at IL
head of the stairs, and came down
once to welcome me. OF cours
al Flossy barked, and so / made n
a apologies Immediately. Kate laug
,e ed, said she and George were SAY
'g fully fond of dogs" and she w
:, y glad Flossy had come. Somewh
ed comforted, / took my luncheon wi
y y good appetite and great deal
merry talk. Of course, Kate W
rh enthusiastic over her husband, Al
took me all over her house, viii
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Il. NJ. PERRY

DEALERIN BURIAL ROBES, G oFFINS .CAsK-
~ cts and Furniture, Austin's Block, Barton
Landing VT Hearse provided atfunerals
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CHARLES F.BRANCH,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON COVENTRY vi
4 Office atre sdence.
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Orleans County Munitor,
PUBLISHED WEEKLYBY
GEO. HI. BLAh hE.
BARTON VT.

TERMs.-.Strictly in aduance, $3.50 perannum. II
not paid in advance, $500 year. Subscribers living
outside of Orleans County must remit 10 cents extra
for postage. For convenience in renting, we will
give credit for year and four months for $780, to
subscribers in the county and year and three for
$500 to subscribers without the county, when sent
strictly in advance
RATES OF ADVERTISING made known on applica'
tion. All cuts must have metal body.
Remit by P. o. Money Order, Registered Letter, or
Draft. Watch the label your paper and notice
when your subscription expires and see that your
payments are kept in advance. When money is sent
us we shall give you the credit the label at once
II the label is not advanced within two weeks notify
us by postal card.
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At POST OFFICE, BARTON LANDING, "
"A Rireand Accden L Agent
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don't know how it was that Tom
and / became SO dear to each other
during those days, but we seemed to
have been friends for years when he
took me home to mamma; and when,
in the summer, he asked me to be
his wife, it was the most natural thing
in the world to say yes.
Kate insists that we owe all our
happiness to Flossy, and says we
ought to keep her in fresh ribbons all
her life as a reward for forcing her.
self upon me as a companion in my
visit and for breaking the Venetian
vase.-Ma1yaret Bourne IN The IN
| deDendept.
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TTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR L.
IA Chancery, Barton Vt
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When woman talks so much that her
throat gets sore, she is always to lay the
blame on thin shoes and sloppy streets.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

nEALER IN FURNITURE, C0FFINs AN
~ Caske Barton vt.
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enty seven and-eight 4 81, eighty &
eighty two, 8 IS.
| Williams Wash / acre land near La.
w r r depot, bought of VIM Wal
tiers, eighty two, 30.
Williams CLARA B 1862 acres land sec
10 7 IS R W, seventy seven L. eight
50 so, eighty one and two, 10 SO,
Williams II NJ stock, eighty to eighty
two, 20.
Williams Pierre 80 acres state land,
eighty-one and two, . "a.
Williams Louis l-3 acres land near
Lake Charles, bought of Ira Ryan,
eighty and eighty two, 6 Sc.
Williams w impts and stock, sew
enty-two to eight 80 36, eighty to
eighty-two, Z Ga.
Williams Sam col. impts, seventy-seven
and eight 8 "A, eighty two, j 40.
Williams Piero Ind impts and stock,
eighty-two, A 20.
Williams w @ stock, seventy-seven d.
eight 5 81, eighty to eighty two,
4 76.
Williams w W stock, eighty two, ! 40.
Williams Gay stock, eighty-two, 90.
Wilson Il NJ lmpts and stock, eighty
to eighty two, 10 80.
Wilson ] impts and stock, eighty
one and two, 0S.
Willis Sam stock, seventy three to
e. =
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Is I s S R A ", seventy-eight, 3 43
eighty 10 eighty two, Q 43.
4 Thigpen Newton stock, seveDty-sever
and eight 81, eighty to eighty
two, A 2s.
Thompson ] H impts & stock, eighty
two, 80.
Thompson w Fl Is. TOWN. stock
seventy.seven and eight u, eighty
and eighty-two, 6 90.
Thompson Geo w stock, eighty-two
40.
Thompson Thos S impts and stock,
seventy seven and eight IA, eighty
two, 8 90.
Thorn Joe col inpts and stock, sew
enty seven and eight Z 16, eighty
TO eighty two, Is.
Thomas Gabe impts and stock, eighty
two, "A.
Tim Henry impts, eighty one and two,
Q 42.
Tim Ben impts,eighty one and two,
2 40.
Tierney Jno stock, eighty one and two,
8 %.
Touchy 9 l. Bro stock and vehicle,
eighty two, 3 04.
Iouehy B A l60 acres land SIG of
NEl-4 M 2 of SB1-4 sec % I 10,
S r Sw, eighty-two, SO.
Tonchy Cassieus 10 acres land NEl-4
of NEl-4 sec q, ME- and SEl-4 of
NWTl-4 sec % THO S r s W, eighty
two, %.
Towner Juo stock, eighty to eighty
Two, So.
Trahan Emile stock, eighty two, 90.
Trahan Jos impts and stock, eighty
to eighty two, 3 So.
Trahan Joseph Jr. impts and stock,
seventy one to eight 81 90, eighty
two. 4S.
Trahan Urssan impts and stock, eigh-
ty to eighty-two, Is 90
Trahan Pierre stock, eighty to eighty
two, Z 40,
Turner P ] impts and stock, eighty
TO eighty two, SO.
Turner J & impts and stock, eighty
one and two, 6 81.
Turner w II, leo acres land on Ten
Mile creek, seventy six aud seven,
"a 81, eighty-two, 4 66.
Turner S L, impts and stock, eighty
one and two, Z ~.
Turner w A impts and stock, eighty.
two, 2 so.
Turner Henry 100 acres Land sec Sc I
S r G ", eighty to eighty-two,
s 20.
Turner Juo impts and stock, eighty
two, 2 60.
Tyler j w impts and stock, seventy
two TO eight 7Ol9, eighty d eighty
one, 5 SO.
Vannil'Toussan impts & stock, eighty
two, SO.
Vanwinkle j A impts d stock. eighty
one and two, 4 40.
Njrdine Theo. stock, eighty two, 2 60
Vlrdiue Joe leo acres land sec 81 T 0
S R9w, seventy eight, 43, eighty
to eighty two, s u.s.
Wick S D impts and stock, seventy
seven and eight IL 26, eighty 10
eighty two, 81 40.
Vincent Sam'I stock, seventy three to
eight II 20, eighty to eighty-two,
90.
Vickery Jno stock, eighty to eighty
two, 08.
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TOWN ROLL.

Association German Benevolent, one-
third acre land, eighty two, A so.
1Bilbo I P, 1 l-3 acre land in town of
Lake Charles, eighty one and two,
Is 90.
Bilbo Mrs Wm,l acre land IN town Of
Lake Charles, eighty one and two,
4 40.
Canton Vim, two-thirds acre land in
town Of Lake Charles, eighty two,
5 80.
Clement Mrs Talisma I 2a3 acres land
in town Of Lake Charles, eighty one
and two, so 40.
Clement S II and D Sl-2 acre land ii
town of Lake Charles, eighty one
and two, 80 90.
Clement s II IL acre land in Lake
Charles, eighty one and two, o 81.
Clement y s l-3 acre land in Lake
Charles, eighty one and two, 81 2S.
Combe A acres land ID Lake Charles,
eighty-t,so, 9 GO.
Dasidson,Jno S, lis acre land IN Lake
Charles Il impts, eighty two, II 90.
Doleae P 4 stock, eighty two, 2 90.
Dobertine Louis, l-3 acre land in Lake
Charles, eighty Two, q 50
Fafqtle Amedee, stock, seventy six.
2 a, eighty two, s s6
Fassold Peter, indse, in trade, eighty
two, Z 40
{
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/ Warden Jno stock. seventy five to eight
y 80, eighty and eighty-two, a 90.
Warden J I imp.s and stock, eighty
and eighty two, 5 30.
Warden Thos impts and stock, seven
ty sixto eight s17, eighty to eighty
two, 9 40.
Washington Mrs Canvas acres land
bought Of VIM Meyer and .impts,
eighty-one and two, y.
Washington Gilbert stock, eighty-one
and two, 2 96.
Washington Geo leo acres land and
impts, bought of Lastie. Guillorey,
eighty one and two, 32.
Watson Allen stock, eighty TO eighty
two, 40.
Wilkins w J impts and stock, eighty
TWO, 2 II.
Ward N w stock, eighty two, l "a.
Ward Jno d imps and stock, eighty
to eighty two, So.
Wells j y 90 acres land NEl-2 IF SW
IA see l91T3 S RI W, and irDpts,
eighty one and two, 10 co.
Wells d5 Pliman lnipts, eighty-two,
. 20,
Welsh James az acres land sec 8 / 3
y 4 g Y, eighty two, I 90.
Welsh Il B Al acres land bought Of
Joe Hamilton, eighty to eighty
twe, 4 ~
Welsh ~ stock, eighty one and two,
SOS.
West Nathaniel impis and stock, sew
enty 'lliIee 70 elg'it N ", eighty
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Harmon B Fl Is acre land in Lake
Charles, eighty two, s l6.
EIagar Jesse is acre land in .Lakt
Charles, eighty to eighty two, 8 "A
Hemmenway Chas agent, l-2 acres
land in Lake Charles, eighty two
8 90.
Houston F r 5 acres land in LAKE
Charles, eighty one and two, A 10
K ohm Henry 1-3 acre land in Lake
Charles, situated on Ryan street
eighty two, u 20,
King Robt ] ache land in Lake Charles
and impts, eighty two, Is 60.
Lavousine & Lapennel % acres lane
in Lake Charles, eighty two, y 80
Leveque Mary ] 2-3 acre land in Lake
Charles, eighty two, | 60.
Loveque J D 1-3 acre land in Lake
Charles and impts, eightp two, 10 20,
LYONS Jas A stock in trade, eighty.
two, % 90.
Miller Henry l-3 acre land in Lake
Charles, eighty to eighty two, I 60
Morgan Abbey Is acre land in Lake
Charles, on Ryan st, eighty two, s 90.
Moss ] v ST.. 7 acres land in Lake
Charles, eighty-two, Ii So,
Munday ] C, 2-3 acre land in Lake
Charles, on Ryan st, seventy seven.
8 AZ, eighty two, 80 80.
Newton Jasper, stock, eighty two, 2 90
Platz d Moss acres land in LakG
Lake Charles, eighty two, 1876 90.
Prater Chas 23 acre land in Lake
Charles, eighty two, AZ go.
Price Joe col, l-6 acre land in Lake
Charles, eighty two, 8 %.
Reynolds Thos, steam boat Ramos
eighty two, 10 40.
Riddick Mrs e l. 1-3 acre land IN Lake
Charles, eighty two, 96c.
Riddiek E L, stock, eighty two, 2 "A
Ryan L / lot in Lake Charles, eighty,
two, 3 "a.
Schafnit Louis lots in Lake Charles,
and now owned by Kelley, eighty,
two, 90.
Sloane Mrs S / lot in Lake Charles,
eighty two, 6 40.
Stoddard B R 2 lots in Lake Charles,
seventy eight 8 90, eighty to eighty
two, 76 90
Sweeney Mary E / lot in Lake Charles
on Ryan st, eighty two, 3 20.
Theobald Chas 2 lots in Lake Charles,
an
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sexcsty three to eightl9 As, eighty
two2 on
Robinson N A stock, eighty to eighty
two l6 60.
Robinson Mansel impts and stock
eighty two I 40.
Robinson James 800 acres land, l6C
10 sec Is To S r III " and 100 in
sec / y SIS R ii W, seventy five To
eight % 20, eighty two &c,
Rodgers Mary A 100 acres land il
secs 20 and SO 4 9S r 9w, eighty
Ito eighty two A.
Rodrignes Joseph impts and stock,
eighty two 40
Ross Beve col. impts and stock, sew
enty seven and eight 4 81, eighty
one and two IS,
Romero Jcse stock, eighty two SO.
Rollins Isaac stock, eighty one and
two 2 so.
Rowe Mahalla so acres of land bought
Of E p Gilley per Allen Gilley
eighty two 2 40.
Roy Joseph impts and stock, seventy
two 10 eight 81 SO, eighty one and
tvs 60.
Roger, 0nczeme Jr stock, eighty two
2 6s.
Roger J ] stock, eighty 70 eighty two
4 "a.
Rougen Mrs SeTerene 1876 acres land
in secs % and 90 T7SR4 W,
eighty one and two II 20.
Ryan Sam stock, eighty two ! 80.
Ryan ] l. 800 acres land near corpora
tion line on Bayou Chonpique,
eighty to eighty two 10 %.
Ryan Wm col impts and stock, sew
enty seven and eight 2s, eighty to
eighty two 4 O4.
Ryan Sandy col. impts and stock,
eighty one and two so.
Ryan& Geary 1920 acres land in secs
s, Q and 10 rs S r CIV, eighty to
eighty Two SO 90.
Rushing VIM stock, eighty one and
two so.
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Noul Resident EzolI.

|
| American Sulphur Mining Co. fonl
| hundred acres land in secs II, Il
! a. 10, T 8 5 r 10 W, eighty, eighty
i one and two, II 80
| Amer Geo l60 acres land in see l6 !
! 9S r z W, eighty one and two, 20
Armbrnster Benz 100 acres land il
sec % 4 8 S r 5 west, eighty one
! and two, 4 40.
Bergamine E 121 acres land sec 81
To SR z v, seventy eight to eighty
two, 6 SO.
Benoit Falsin u acres land see ~ I y
S R s W, eighty two, 81 cts.
Bishop Ebb 160 acres land sec 70 y 8
| SR CIV, eighty one and two, BE-
Boaghi Vincent 1884 acres land, be-
ing the claim OF Bolsdore on west
side Of Bayou Nespiqne 4 . ) 4 z
and 3 ", eighty to eighty two, $50.
Boyle Therrance l6O acres land sec 5
I99SR Z ", elghty-one ana eighty
two, 4 Sc.
Bronssard Josephine 100 acres land sec
30 I il ) 4 8 ", eighty two, ! %.
Broad Il Frost 4oo.aeres land on llirk-
DRY Flat, eighty two, 4 SO.
Brown d S 10 acres land sec 10 I 8
SR3 w, and in sec $ 4 3 S 4 3 vi
eighty to eighty two, Z 80.
BrownJohn SO acres land sec 30 TO
SIR low, eighty to eighty two, IA 81
Broussard Gabe $50 acres land sec Z n
1o $ r 5 ", eighty two, 4 80.
Curtis Nathaniel ZIG acres land sec "a
TBS R5 X, eighty to eighty two,
1920.
Cole Alstin 80 acres land on Whisky
chitto creek. eighty Two, j %.
Davey Nv X III acres land sec 80 4 4
SR1o W, eighty TIVE, 2 40.
Dnyer .Jno + loo acres land sec st 8
SRI VI, eighty one and twa, a 90,
Fazende p 0 loo acres land sec 81 and
80 TO S r 10 ", eighty to eighty
wtwo, 6S.
Hlemniing w b 1853 acres land sec 80
T9sR IS ", eighty two, 2 40.
Frost Louis loo acres land sec 20 4 0
SRI ~, eighty two, 2 sc.
Cause w + loo acres land lot 2, secs
I, s and 81 & HIS R9 W, SW3 Of
NV sec q TIL S r 8 W, eighty
two, 2 56
Gilligan Dan'l 100 acres land sec Is T..
0S Il s w, eighty one and two. 3S4
Gardner ] D 100 acres land Mp Of
Il Z a A r.
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Phillips } 81 stock, eighty two 2 go.
pharris II 6 impts and stock, seventy
SIX oil. eighty One and two 8 56.
Pierce ID p impts and stock, seventy
three to eight sc 80, eighty to
eighty two II SO.
Pierce solomon l23 acres land in sec
T3SR ~ W, seventy seven 4
eight is SO, eighty one and two
~ Sc.
Finder JAS If so acres of Eis2 of , w
III Sec IN rs SR13 M, eighty to
eighty two 10 80.
Finder G w inpts and stock, seventy
asgen and eight II Oh, eighty to
eighty two 972.
Policy SZA 100 acres land \ Ella sec
24T0SR0 w, eighty to eighty
two III o..
Pierre Francois impts and stock,eighty
one aud two S 40.
Pinkston w l. stock, eighty one and
two 5 80.
Flatz a Moss 800 acres land, old min
site deserted in Bagdad, and other
lands eighty two SO 6s.
Pleasant Hyp. stock, seventy four to
eiehtl4 GO, eighty two / g6.
Potter Nv D stock, seventy four to six
20 IA, eighty two 49,
Powell Henry stock, eighty one and
Two l6.
Botiet Thos Ind stock, eighty one and
fsyn 4 Al