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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-12
MARIE GEISTINGER

The greatest living artistic supported by a
powerful comic opera company of 100 artists.
magnificent chorus. grand orchestra. O..
Amberg, Manager. - -.
Monday, January i5-DONNA JUANITA,
comic opera in three acts, by Suppe.
Tuesday January III, Matinee at O'Clock p.
m.-BOCCACCIO
Tuesday at 5 p. M. last appearance of the
great artistic, in LccOcq's greatest success,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-12

A largely-attended meeting was held this
afternoon in the mayors office for the purpose
of devising means for assisting the sufferers by
the floods in Germany and Hungary. Mayor
King presided. A relief committee of fifteen
was appointed and subscription lsi opened
with contribution Of 5 200, 900 from DIR T..
Merwitz, of the German Demokrat. Other
subscriptions were received to the amount Of
81 200 more. -... ...
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-12
The Flood i'm Hungary.

PESTH, January II.-Throughout the food
ed districts of Hungary there will certainly be
a famine; unless assistance is prompt. The
extent of the flooded country in the middle of
the Rhine district, exclusive of the tributaries
of that river, is computed at seven hundred
square kilometres, or nearly half as large
again as the lake of Constance. The King of
Bavaria has given second 10000 marks for
the relief OF the distressed sufferers.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-12

WASHINGTON, ID. c., January Professor
Mitchell, of the coast survey, before the Mis-
sissippi river commission to-day, pronounced
himself IS unqualifedly in favor Of the works
in progress on the river. He thought the
entire work of improving the river may be
completed with $40 600 ooo l--------
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-06-29
HARVARD AND BUTLER.
The bay state Governor Attends the
commencement md Nakcs speech

BcsroY, June Ex-Governor Butler and
Lieut.. Governor Amos left for Harvard col
lere this morning with the members OF his
staff. with the National Lancers as escort.
The governor was received at Harvard col
lege by President Eliot without any formal
tiles. When the governor, escorted ny
Charles Francis Adams mounted the plat
form at Sanders theatre there was slight ap-
plause. The governor did not ackno Wedge The
feeble greeting
After President Eliot's address Gov
Butler was introduced by Mr.. Choate.. The
Governor regretted that to his great mlsior-
tune he could not address the company as
"brethren" of the alumni. After dwelling
upon the benefits the State receives from the
University the Governor made the only
reference of the day to the refusal OF the
overscers to confer the honorary LII. u. upon
him. lie said allusion had been made to the
fact that the men of Harvard were among
the first that went to the rebellion. eyes
know that. nobody knows that better than
do, and Harvard has done one thing today,
which, if | felt after the kind reception
you have given me, n thought OF
lnkndncss toward her, would wipe it
all away tremendous applause and cheers.
lie explained that he referred TO the confer
RUG of the degree of Doctor of Divinity on
Rev. Mr.. Babbage, chaplain of the Sixth
Massachusetts regiment, which was one OF
the first to march at the outbreak of the war
and met its baptism of fire and blood at Bal
timore. The Governor closed his address
with a warm tribute to the Harvard men who
took part in the war. The exercises closed
with an address by ex-Gov. Dorsheimer OF
New York.
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(From the Troy Tines

Our distinguished and gifted townsman,
the Hon. James Forsyth, LID. d., was select
ed by the associate alumni of the University
of Vermont and State Agricultural College,
located at Burlington, to deliver the Grafton
at the annual meeting of the body, which was
held this forenoon. Judge Forsyth accept
ed the invitation, aud the address was deli
verod to-day. The alumni could not have
made better selection, Judge Forsyth being
cminently fitted, by his long and successful
life and his personal experience, TO talk with
intelligence on educational topics. Ills career
reflects high honor on his alma mater, and
doubtless She looks with pride upon the sou
who returned to her at her seventy ninth
Commencement and made so good a report
OF what he had accomplished with the aid
OF the training she had given him.
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As whole, the celebration was all that it
was expected TO be-in allrespec,s one Of the
most imposing and successful on record in
the history of Burlington. No such great
parade and public occasion eau go of as
smoothly and successfully as this without an
immense amount of preliminary labor and
attention 10 details. TO President Buckham
who, as chairman OF the committee OF
arrangements, in addition to his many other
cares, gave much attention to the plan OF the
celebration and to many of its details; to
Col. II. L. Tutherly, professor of military
tactics in tie university, who took the labor
ing oar in tie committee aud gave unweuried
care aud labor TO the arrangement of almost
all the important features of the affair
prominent among which was the admirable
appearance of the university battalion, large
ly due to his training; to Prof. V. G. Bar
bour, who gave entire days Of hard work to
the supervision of the construction of the
platforms and o,hcr arrangements on the
grounds to Gen. VIM. Wells, under whose
able marshalship, the great procession started
II, the hour, aud moved without confusion.
aud to other working members of the large
committee and various sub committees great
credit is justly due. They should understand
that their unselfsh efforts and care are
recognized and appreciated
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Leslie NJ. LandOn's Estatc.

STATE OF VERMONT To all persons con.
District of Chittenden, S. Gs s. n ie estate OF
of jericho, in said district, deceased.
GREETING:
Al a Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and Tor the District Of Chtenden, on tIc 9j,h lay
OF June, 1883, an instrument, purpoNing to be the
asst Will and testament Of Leslie NJ Laudon, late OF
Jericho, In said district, deceased, was presented to
the court aforesaid Tor probate. And Il Is ordered
by sad court tha the 2l.t dag OF July, is3J a the
Probate Court rooms in AID burlington. be assign
ed Tor proving sid Instrument; and that notice
lhereof be given TO all persons concerned, by pub
Ilshing ms order three weeks successfully III the
Burlington, Free Press, a new4pap-r prute a. said
Burlington. previous to the time appointed.
Therefore. YOU are hereby notified to appear he.
fore SAID court, at the time and place dipreri, and
cause.
Gwen under my hand at Burn ion In SAL Dis
trct, TINS 25th day OF june, 1883.
5!w3w GEO. ". WALES, Register.
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EASTERN VERMONT,

Ii. Royce Bass, teacher in the State Nor
nal School, and graduate OF Oberlin College
is soon to start for Southern California for the
benefit of his health.
Quite a number of pieces of mast timber
is being shipped from Canada via the Central
Vermont 1t is something of a curiosity to
VermOnters to see timber measuring one
hundred feet in length and three to four
feet in diameter.
The Stock Market was dull Monday, but
little stock being shipped. S, NJ. Flint, 80
sheep, A hogs; Flint & Carroll, s cows, A
hogs, 2horses, 20 calves.
Mrs N. NJ. DraDer, accompanied by her
parents at Walpole N. ii.
Sophie Gross, formerly of this town, but
more recently of Salem, Mass, who has ac-
qured quite a reputation as doctor, died
suddenly Sunday morning at her home In
that place, at the age OF about 70 years.
Her remains were carried to Brookicld fol
interment, Wednesday.
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Olive Randall's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Tho Honorable no
DISTRICT or cnrrENpEN S p t9Sf Of b IN. ''.'
To all persons interested III the estate ri olive
Randall, late of Richmond, IN said District, de-
ceased.
GNEFuSG
WHEREAS SAID Court has assigned the 5th day Of
July, l,,3. Ter the settlement nj llc airllussiis-
tors account and Tor dtCrvru ~ tile residue OF h.t
estate t. the cgaces and deysecs uf sad ectas a,,
ami ordered tina public notice thereof b" given 70
all persons Interested IN said estate 10y publishing
tins order three weeks successfully previous TO the
day assigned, III the Darlington FREE PhEs1,
printed IN Burlington IN SAID district.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear NJ
the Probate Court rooms III Burlington, on me ia!
assigned, then and there to contest the Allowance
Of SAID account II YOU see cause, anu 10 establish
your right As heirs legatccs ami lawful Claimants
OF SAID residue.
Gwen under my hand, this I'm day Of June,
AID. l>st GEOltGE W. MALLS Register
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CRIES wien, =. T., Feb. i2, ISL.
Hop B!t'crs .fe Tho HOS v !uublc MEDICINE
ever knew ! shpHli not have any mother low
br for them. llgsRr ksArr.
loNE LACK. No. Sept. Il, 1879.
have been using II rp Filters, and have received
great benefit from them for liver and kidney
complaint and nalaria! fever They are superior
To al other iscdclnts. T.. VI. BtnSgs.
CLEvEtASp. IEIo, oct. ., SO.
Ny better l0lf II fImy IMPRESSED wtth the
idea that your Hop liiiris ~ thc essential thing
to make HE HAPPY. Is. IOrE,
secretary Plain Dealer Co.
SrEINGFIElp u. H., Sept. g, 1850.
Gents-I have brcn tihlng your Hop Bugrrs and
received great help IT III them. Will give you
my name one of the cured sufferers
Yours, Mrs. MANY L. srAaF.
GRENADA, Miss, Nov. 3, 1872.
My daughter. now young mother, is using your
Hop Bters, and is greatly pleased with the bene-
ncal eilegts on herself and cCild.
u. d. MOORE, Proprietor Ncir south
SASDERToN, Pa. Nov. G, 1879
Dear Sr-l have used folr bottles OF your Hop
Btters, and they have cured me. Ia dIrrhma
dyspepsia, and chronic inflammation ul tie bow
els, and was giddy in The head an nerycIS.
FRED TurSsEERGBR.
PAULDISG, Ohio Feb :. iSSO
Gents-llave used two bottles of Hop Bit Is in
my family, and think them the best medicine ever
made. GEO. W. POTTER.
Banker.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Jan. 81, l,19.
Gentle mcn-liavlLg been afflicted for number
the advice of my doctor | used Hop Btt,Ts and
they al orded me almost instant relief. am g ii
TO be able to testify IN their behalf.
Tuos. O. KNox.
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Lcttie Parker's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT ! To all persons con.
District Of chendcn, IS S e.e PsSr a 1t, {" Of
Mi'on. IN sa!i district deceased.
GREETING:
aul Tor the District of Chltiendcu On the llh day
OF JuGr, la,5, an instrument, purporiug 10 be the
las win aUi testament OF Lette Parker, late
OF Milton, in said district, deceased, was presented
20 the court Aforesaid, for pIUhlie. Ana 1t Is or
lered hy sail court that the SIN day OF July,
lss5 at the Probate Court rooms IN said burlington,
he assigned FOR proving said instrument; and ina'
notice thereof he given 10 all pcr-onS concerned,
by publishing this order three weeks suctt >stNey IA
tie Burlington FREE PRESS, = newspaper W.ulcdal
said Burlington. previous To the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear he
fore said court AZ the time and place aforesaid,
ani contest the probate of said Will If You have
cause.
Given under nv hand al Burlington, IL said Dis
trlc;, this I'm day OF June. IS.
GEO. W. WALES. Register.
5Oy3w
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From tho well-knONvn Snowman,
George VI. Clark, Of WhitmOrc &
Clark,s Ninstrcls.

fELCHNlLfH, Vt, May :, lSsJ.
Cot. VI. X. PA1SE-Drar sir: | want to give my
little advice 10 my friends, the public, who have
for many years given me cordial q welcome
when have appeared before them. For years
my health has been breaking down, and two years
ago had TO ave up that was SICK Nj blood
was completely poisoned by the long use OF power
full pigments on the face neck, and hands, and
that, united with my over taxed nervous system,
produced Kidney Tr0Ub'e, Dysgepsid, Constipation
aud Il bad case Of Nervous Prostitution. Added to
that, the physicians were obliged TO give me
great quantities If morphine to control my constant
pain. About year ago | gave up that ] should
never he able TO amuSc Wn her audience. when
began taking CELERY COMPOUND, and what a
change was there. Ntrres Gained, dyspepsia
routed, constipation cured, kidneys IA normal eOH-
dition, good sleep came back, aud. best of ALL was
was enabled 10 do GWdy wih oliates, and have not
been Obliged 10 Resume them since. Have travelled
all winter, and ia d led all engagements. In view
OF these igcs, my advice to an similarly afflicted
is-take CELERY COMPOUND. Hoping you will
take these few woras of advice as kindly as you
nave always received nv SENSE and nonsense, |
am, Yours in harmony,
GEO. VI. CLARK.
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Henry q. A. Smiths Estate.

STATE OF VERMoNT,1 TO oil persons con-
n's'''' VI ,"'''ehuch. Henry {. A. smith late Of
Burlington in said District, deceased
GREETING:
AT q Probate Court, holden at Burlington, with
IN anufor the District OF Chlitenden, on the 10th
DAY OF June, 1888, en- instrument, purporting to
be the last VIII and testament OF Henry g. A. Smith
latc OF Burlington In said District, deceased
was presented to the cOut aforesaid, for pro-
bate And Il Is ordered by said court that the
18TH day Of july, 1858. at the Probate Court rooms
IN SAID Burlington be assigned for proving said
lnstrumt n and that notice thereof be given 10 all
persons concerned, 10y publishing this order three
weeks successfully IN the Burlington FrEE PRESS
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous
TO the time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear be-
iofe sara court at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said will il you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington In said Dis
tflct THIS 10th dag OF June, lSS3.
olw3w GEO. ". WALLs Rnrlsf nr.
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1t is priceless boon to that large class Of psr-
sons who feel the need of nerve tonic, an
Alternative and Strengthening medicine, and yet
wisely fear To lake many of the nostrums which
flood the country. The Celery Compound is
composed entirely Of vegetable Ingredients. They
are Natur, ;. remedies ahd have lon been known
and used ~. s'rL' success 10y primitive people Ia
all parts Of the world They are here brought
together, tArr virtues fully extracted by the best
means known 80 science, and then skliuily
proprietor hld mixed. Th1 Compound can be
conSc'cnpl.lJ recommended a. not having one
deeieriou, drug IN It's composition, and AS not
being make shift" for alcoholic stimulants, 10
he usol o. tu,v who crafty such taste amber
the Il. ne Of Bite =" etc, etc. On the other
hand, t" those HLo unfortunately lave contracted
such u astc, Ccicfy Compound Is recon-
mended to correct the tone OF ;he stomach s,llnu-
lating AMI stceng hfn.ak the nervous system,
thereby satisfying the e a'ing OF appetite with
that which d)ii no. harm, All IL. the use is
perseSerei in VIII lake away all desire for
intoxcaHts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-06-29

Available carbonic acid gas 1851 per cent, equiv
aleht to lls.2 cubic incheslIof gas. per OF. Of
Powder.
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STATE OF VERMONT, TO al persons con-
District of chtenden, IS. Nahnm psck' Lte OF
ll.ncsburgh in said district, deceased,
GREETISG:
A. n Probate Court, holden at Burlington. within
and for the District OF Chittenden, ON the 25lh day
OF June. l,s3, an instrument purpotlng 10 be- tue
lat wall and testament OF Nahum Peck lat Of
Iueshurgh in said district. deceased WIS prcscuj-
ed to the court Aforesaid, for probate.
And 1t IL ordered by said cUuT, shat the .lai ,iy
nf JAY, lsSd. at the Probate Court room, IN said
Burlington, he assigned tjr proving sad lns ru-
ment and that notice thereof he gwen 10 all per-
sons concerned, 10y publishing ms order tntvc
weeks .ucct-sivrly IA ihr Burlmelpa Free Pfcs,,
newspaper printed 4; sad Burlington, previous 10
the time appointed.
Therefore. You are hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore said court, al the time and place aforesaid
contest the probate OF said Will, II yOu nave cause.
GiVcn under my nan at burlington, In SAID di T.
tric- this 95th ay of jun $50.
j2wJw GEO. W. WALES. Register.
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CUIITTENDEN COUNTY.
Essex Junction.

While A. f. Chaplin was helping to make
wire fence, few days siuce, the wire
broke while stretching and contracted,
drawing the larbs through Mr.. Chnpins
hand aud tearing it fcarfuly.
Rev. MI Wids will spend a short vaca-
ton among friends in Connecticut.
The Union Sabbath.schoo will 90 to
Willsboro Point the 3rd Of July for their
annual picnic.
C. L. Morse while working on boat was
severely cut on the head with an axe. 1t
was some time before the blood could be
staunched and he was unable 10 60 out for
hours.
Rev. w. j. johnson preached one OF his
excellent discourses at the North Duxbury
chapel, Sunday afternoon.
John Phillips, Esq, and daughters, Misses
Annie and Kate, returned from Randolph
Saturday. Annie graduated and read IN cx
cellent essay on System" 1t not only re-
Elected credit upon its young author, but
upon the teachers who have so carefully
trained their pupils.
The chldrcns temp erance DAY was kept in
Jericho by basket picnic both Cndcrhill
and jericho Uniting together in its observ-
|
dred. All met ut the school house grounds,
az ~ O'Clock, ana matchcu WIN snc music Oh
inc pahu 10 the grove near ny. me schoo,s
II, ~, no M towns were very iu,'Y Iep,Iscp.cu'
Inc Crrncrs scnoq, narcne1 1u i., ,ic W. Va v
ler iei',i'oinnoe nJys auu U .'T a'' vi DO
Right" and Underhil placed the leading
thought of the day, as eXI resscd by the words
A hnrn,iSul cinnor was eniovcd Inv oIl and
thcn the children of the two towns snvored
tho audioncc viii temnerarce eongs rccita-
lions and nioIoguos The mimsters made
brief buttellinr speeches. MANY new names
were put upon the pledge-roll and the verdict
was universally "a good time" Many
thanks were due to the band, who gave their
services for the day without compensation.
~
oo''''
| Inc Scu'ra, Nciiiou' nave recently put
| "a, -, ,,.-,
be,,sr and ia frionJi homo fo, he nnrmancn,
recovery
&c.. .,.,
Miss Eusei.oh sonooi saNe p'oas,''' I s,,'
,f lu iasi uesuaf n,sne III "uvs
served The nroceeds amounted 10 Sl0 and
n LARGE urahridged dic,ionarv,s 10 Inc mr..
chased for ,hn 1sa If Tho scbnol
oA"@'' IVA Vs. Wv '
r,o ,o,o.,.,o ns,aa 40 60, s.o,, No,,,o
no 'e;epi'1u' pJlea u" WI i;,n,'i :,
ner 10 ,'i R s,ue q, I'll o. ,ain m'' Sn, H.
the hichwav mi some eight or ten men mr.
settinS them
~ O. ,,,,., .
Dea. - o "hi'e'.1' "oa uu. !" no p's'
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Horace ). Mcad's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT } The Honorable The
DISTRICT OF eHI1TESpkNsSJ Dlstr1tt OF Ch,itsnden.
To the heirs and all persons interested IN the
estate OF Horace :. Mead, late Of HnesburEh, IN
'''' GREETING:
Whereas application hath been made 10 ll,s Court
in writing by tnr administrator OF >Jid estate, pray
ing Tor hcc and authority To Sell the real estate
of SAID deceased, including the rcNersluu OF the
widows dover therein, Tor the payment OF debts
setng forth iher IN that II Is nece sary TO pay lhc
,iehts u said deceased and would be beneficial 10
me heirs and all those Interested IN tie estate 10
sell the whole OF The real es ate OF said deceased
and convert the came into money, and having uIei
IN court the consent IN writing Of AL NE helTs 10
said estate.
WrcIeupon, the said Court appointed and assign
Ell the sUIh day OF June, lssj, a. the iTohdle
Court rooms, in said District, 10 hear ana decide
npou said application and petition, and ordered
puhlc notice thereof to be given TO all persons III
tcrested thcfcin by publishing SAID order, together
win Inc time und place OF Gearing, three weeks
successively in the Burlington FREE PRESS, news
paper which Circulates IA ihe ncghhOrhoOi OF those
persons interested IN sad estate, all which publca-
lions shall be previous TO the day assigned Tor
hearing.
Therefore. you are hereby notified 20 appear be-
fore said Caurl, at the time aud place assigned,
then and there IN said court 10 give bonds As the
law directs, iol the payment OF the debts amt
charges of administration and make your oelec-
IONS to the granting of such license, II you see
cause.
Gwen under my hand, at the Probate Court
rooms. ih,s IN day of Juuc, lsSl.
GEO W. WALES. Register.
5Ow3y
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The lSad and worthless

are never initiated or counterfeted, T,ls Is espe-
cially true Of family medicine, and it is positive
proof that the remedy initiated is Of the highest
value. As soon as It had been tested and proved
by the whole worldtna Hop Bltters was the purest,
many limitations sprung up and began to steal the
notices In which the press and people Of the country
had expressed the merits OF II. H.. and IN every
trying 10 induce suffering invaids their stuff
instead, expecting TO MAKE money on ire credit and
good name of II. Is. Many others star ell nostrums
put up in the similar style 10 II. b., Wi h vaTiuusy
devised names IN which the words ''l!Op" or Hops
were used III way TO induce people believe they
we're the same Us Hop Bitters. All such pretended
remedies or cures no matter what their style or
name is, and especially those with the word 'Ilop"
or "ll0ps" IN their name Or IN any way connected
wlil them or their nauc,are limitations counter
felts. Beware OF them. Touch none of them, Use
nothing but genuine Hop Bittcrs, with a bunch or
cluster OF green Hops IN tae white label. Trust
nothing else. Druggists and dealers warned
against dealing III limitations or counterfelts.
GsSos Dec ldSwlni |
80 = Aas.
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Legal Notices.
William &. Hickok's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, To al persons con.
District of Caten en' IS. Wam III ' ei IssS *
late OF Burlington In said district, deceased.
GREETtSg
Al Probate cOurt holden at Burlington. within
anu Tor the District Of Chliiendcn oh The 18Th day
81 juno ISIS, an Instrument UUrptuing TO he
me idsi VIII aud Testament Of William G.. Ifickpk
late OF Burlington, IN SAID district. deceased, was
presented 10 the Court aforesaid for Probate and il
- ordered ny said t1utt that the 1871 day al
Jnly, l'N', at the Probate Court rooms Ia said
burlington, he assigned for proving slil insiru-
mthti and that nOtcc thereof %" gwen to- Q !
persons concerned by publishing this en-. 'ne thr.r
weeks successfully IN the Burlington FREE HEgs-,
newspaper printed At said Burlington prcy i0u.
to the time appointed.
therefore, YOU are hereby notified 10 appear he
Tore said Court az the time and place dfpt.tll and
contest the Probate o said Will, II Won have causc
Gwen uiiirr my hand at Burlington tn said D.s-
tflct. THIS l5ih lay % june. 4. u. 1-,3.
5lw3w GEO. w. WALES, Register.
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Lyman Burgess Estate.

We he Subscribers, having been appointed
by the Honorable the Probate Court for the D.sirc.
OF Cnticuueu. commissioners to receive. examine
and adius. he claims AMI demands OF al persons
against the estate of Lyman burgess, late Of
Milton, III sad district, deceased, aud asO ali
claims AM Elanls exhibited IN Offset thereto :
and xix LiDuths from the day OF the darc hereof
being allowed by said court Tor that purpose We do
therefore hereby give notice that we wil attend 70
the business OF our appointment dt lhc Office ut
II. T. Powell, Ia NOn IN sl.i district, on ;hc hr>i
Mondays OF July aud December next, AZ 80 % Clrck
Il, la On CaCn of SAID days.
Dated ,his INA dag OF June, lS-3.
T. \. BOOTH, Commissioners
y. +. QUINN COMMISSIONER =