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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-13
Cine aarte.

an aae, neIde an 8oIssn bon 3usenbfim.
ben, n%eruoier Sdpade, fribem 8erfau, 8erluff
Or Wannrsfraft etc. Ieiben. fsnoe ib fofen.
tret Hseept, bas fe furirt. Dieies srobe 9eil.
liitlel ipuroe son einem Wliiiondr in Glib.
ansrifa eatoedt. S@idt ahreiHItes goupert
an Geo. Seiepb &. Snman, StatiOn o, 8ep
gorf Gitb. a1,7.tuplj.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-13

@abelberaer: Sd moate frager
Oh ni9t bel Sbnen cine 9ei3erfeue
ofea 1T?
Gabrifberr: Ni9t mabr, 9err Bud
batter, es 1T in Der lebten Wo1e fsin
9ei5er berbrannt ober serquetidt tpprz
benz
8udbalter: Nein.
2~abelberser: Oa mill it ben Mon=
tag d Mal wieber na6fraeen, bieQei6t
ma9t fi9's big babin.
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8emerfensmerthe ,sntsefuna.

Serr Geo. 9 Billing bon Man9efer, Mi6.,
ldreibt rMeine Grau mar beinabe baIfos felt
5 Sabren, 10 biilfos, baB iie itd nidt ALIEN I'M
Belt berumoreben fonnte. Sic nabm ;tpei Gla.
lden ben electric 8itters Gin unb lire @e1unb-
belt bat itd baourd 10 s%ebelIert, oab iie ibrs
Nrbcit aIcin tbun lam.
Sertauft gu so Gents bic 5laide bel u
0rpik
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-13

aa% ginen 9rOBen 9orratb bon fer.
tl9en 6errentIeibern- 6od-
sets uno 8eieli6aftss Nnsiise @peaiali-
tat : flnbet man bel pancoaf &
Sobn. Analitdt bor3uslid; preiie
bilig.
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Wplfsfeft : glnseiae.

Nae 9auseigentbiimer, tpeI9e mi0ens
itn6, mdbreno bes &olfsfe1ts frembe
@afte gu beberbersen, finb bierbur6
aufgefor6ert, bas @omite in Ser Office
yto. l Wef' 6outon=e traBe, babon in
&enntniB 81 feben.
8. 80. MabaraB,
9,1Otuu- Prdii6ent.
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@ernnc fn mt.

@iele seipiHenloie 8erfdufer m0aen @ud ia.
gen fe baben SeiImitteI fit Suften unb @rfaI.
tunsen. bic seraoe 70 gut finb aIs Der aIte
suuerldifise Or. 8oianfo Suften. uno 2unaen.
Sbrup. unb tpenn ibr nidt barauf befiebt bic.
ies SeilmitteI au erbaIten, perbet ibr fcbr on.
geflbrt uerben. Yreis 80 Gents unb $l.0O.
gerfauft bel s. aalteyer & Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-13

g. ginem 8augeiprdd entnimmi
nSeeoto" folgenoes Wibtport: rNb,
fieb nur, bic Marquiie Mnti1i gebi
ni1t mebr befouetirt!" - vMb, fe
1T cine Dame BON @eift 1890. fie fiebi
Elm, baB es 3eit 1T, einen S1leier i6er
bas Wergangene sa tuerfen."
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Muths Bierwirthschaft

MuthS BierwirthSchaft
@edts, ~eeseniber Dem ginsans gum @rereier.
@laB am Government SiI befinbet fid elm lau.
fdises Ylabden, in meldem 8eiuder bes ri.
Iitdrpoffens fets frifdes, taltes Bier antreTen.
Serr Wutb bat biele @erbeIerunsen porsenom
men, 10 bab ber Aufentbalt in feinem 2otal fid
au elmer tpirfliden grboluns s%etaltet. 9ein
Grember berfdume, ipenu er einen Musflus nod
bent @obernment gill madt ODER Dienftas unb
Dennsr1as' bic Yarabe befudt. bel gapt. Mutb
borsufpredem. ginbeimiide uno fremoe Biere.
Q X faR
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-13

Mus benz @eri9tsfaaI.
-prdIoent (bdterli6 Jul eiler. abbo=
taten. Der als 3enge nernommen merz
ben foa): sd bite, 9err 3euge,
bergefen Sic fir einen Mugenblid
Sbre Steanng uub fasen Sic uns alio
bic Mabrbeit."
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1rauen Suifs . Wereiu

Sie 9amen melben eriudt. Muttpo1
ben H.. 4 ubr Nodmittass, Su elmer
Notwithstanding gu eribeinen.
Ser 8prftaub.
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sImproyed Condition Powders. fir Mf.

'Improved Condition Powders, fir 9fer.
De unb @inbbieb. Elm ansgeseidnetes unb er.
probes pulper in Der 8ebanbluna BON aus.
tranfbeiten aler art, alaemeinc llnpdb(i&feit.
Mnipad1irn Der 9aui, @dube, seIbes @aTer,
Wangei an Nppetit. @ebraudsai Deifuns auf
Der Etifette. GabriSirt bon unb gum 8erfauf
BET NDolpbD rete. aiamo Plaaa, sesen.
iiber Der Rcitoffee, Gan gntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-13

SIN Wiener Stabtparf.
Cine iunge, bibf6e Grau fibt, einen
Struggling auf benz S9oBe tuiegenb, aui
elmer 8ant. Gin lieutenant fpaaierl
boriiber, tetraGtet bas 2inb unb faai
Damn CUR Mutter:. BE @ott. menn
man ben bliibenben Sungen aniiebt. ID
tbut es ginem orbentli6 leio. bab man
ni6t fein 8ater iit.4
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@m. S. Cuttcriine & Gp..

Ylum6ers u. Titters,
1886 Overwhelmingly, Gan slntonio. 8abe.
t%uannen, Stur3baber, @a1ereloiets, Marmor,
platter, @ummiidldude, 8lei- uno giienrob.
rem, 8ierapparate unb @asfxtures oler art.
aae aufrase iperoen prompt aussefabrt.
%. g.
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= Die Burger Der 4ten Warb tper.
ben aufgefOrbert, ii9 Sonnabenb, BEN
IL. 4benos 8 ubr In Mabnde's @arien
au berfammeln, I'm einen ganbioatcn
fur alderman auf3ufelen.
Wiele Burger.
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= Sd babe nod ME ettpas nit lols
dem Grfolge bel Neuralgia unb &6euz
mdtismus gebrau9t. dig Songaline.
s. %. Chambers. so. g..
Wrigbtspile, Ga.
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lte6er go 0roaest aner sranf:

i1e6er 60 3ero3ent aiIer aranf.
be,teH eatftebeu our6 8erna9ldffisuns
Der Qeber unb Der Hieren. I'm oiefe
Drsane in seIunber Sbdtigfeit 3u ers
talten unb gefdbrliden, feffipieIigen
unb t6oiliden 2ranfbeiten bor3ubeusen,
founeit mir fem anberes Mlittel 10 trin=
genb empfeblen, ME S96nfelos beut=
i6er Nieren= unb 2eber=xbee. Sau=
fenbe BON 3euenife fprsden fir feline
tpohlthdtiae Wirfuna.
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u III artstisfhe 8.

- Rinbermunb. 8abp, gum
ersten Mal am Meeresftranbe. bemerft
elm Sampfi6if unb iagt CUR Mama !:
.@ieb bod, liebe DIANA, cine 2ofomos
tiDe, bic fi6 babet!"
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Hambleton & DignOwity,
un1 JnDeifment- M0emten

OTNe. wv. i, 0NF UuFVTSIubv
SAN O
uebernebmen bas 3ablen BON Staern unb bas Gramnmen unb
0erpplfdnbisen pom 8~eVbttten.
Wr faufeu ub unfaufen @runcesentbum in Der Stabt ub int Staate ub
befAdfisen uns baupHihM4 NIT Der Nnlaae BON Sapuaien 9Wn mabse Com.
antauf wmo ntbelt. 5ubrwerte yum geiu9 BON @runbeseatbum fshen sur Ser.
fasuns. Wam prife Mf unfuer Office bic rHen BON @runoeSenthum.
Rad benz J: Nosemter aeten bic bemdNsrbarsn adnssrsen gu anhsnburs, bd
Der Gan Suan 0tfon, 7 Mfdlen BON Der Stobt, gum Vefouf in Eara.Qen bon
4 biz so Adr. sanseu @reott unb nsbrise 3inieu. 5ar qtt beobfAtst, tdsG&
bd aocmopoticmss 3ase 5wHden Der neun Stabt unp San antonio fabren 5u
lahm. 24,9 I'm
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Sur nod 8 Monate bis aum l. Sanuar uno
bic babin bietet iid bic @elesenbeit BEL s arrb
3 II oil Der Commerce : Straben 8ride,
edts @eine. IS )isfess, 8ranbieS unb Giaarren
gu ipottbillisen Yrsi en- 3u i%aufen. Die aneas
ben, ipeldc 9err Baum in 8etreff feiner @aaren
madt, bemabrbeilen 6d Bis ms ileinfte Detail.
gr 1T als reeIer @eiddftSmann befannt unb
mem er bic @erii6eruns aiebt, ba5 er $3.50
Rro5ent an feinen @aaren ipart, fam feriel.
ben uubebinat Glarben iAenten. l,lOt3W
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Groceries. Groceries.

Gs siebt biele @rocerb S~anbIunsen in San
Gntonio, aber pie nenise, bic fid nit Der bon
NraniaS Yreseott & g.. Gde bon Solebab unt
6ouiton. Strabe meien tonnen! Sci Yreseott's
finbet mon gues. BON ben aansbarften Staple
@aarsn bis gu ben feiniten importirten DELTA.
tefen. 9eutlde merben namentlid auf bic in
8le1tannen perpadtsn beutiden @emiiie auf.
merriam semadt. Seoe Bode friide Gem
bunsen. t,1OtlM
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6ebr. @riber ,SupeIiere, Mains plasa.
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Wan lso s GoIsensc unb tebahe i'm @ebddtnb, baB mir fur tas 6nbaaelhaf
rbalhn haben: }TS IT,
rs stad 81 3a breue sas mOaeue skberHohs fir Gamen su IS Sc. bic gmb.
$50 Stid md6en Sanea SO. ub aufnGrs.
$50 @tif Sdadad Slaneu 5u..----.-.-- ..-...20G S. uHb aufpins.
100 Stad srauen 6hnea W Is 60. ub oufrius.
$50 Slid unseblddtu Cotton 6taneG q, 5 Gents bic gnb.
800 Stid seblidten mno unadlaAten @ctpns 6anen m Z Guts uub oufndrte
900 Stud Wcrfeb 8leorfofe in alien 6artn A.. ........... @ets bic grb
500 Gtid afmr1rhe IN ben neuefen Nfoben ..... nbf paHenbem Gsnt
S&war5n unb farbseu eaItrnee in beoeuenben Quanhtaten su ff laIbem prd6
l1nier 2ase bon NSaareu far BEN 6ausbaIt
1T srobr as ie SuOOr. gr pfenrsn 10 Stad ~tartidrot9ea Danaf, bic 5artei
aa dht sar0uhrt, ~ 40 gentsi 30 5tid 3u so Gents unb aufmdrs; 100 @taa
welBea uno reuben Eamaf kr biais; 100 Dueeno aRortne tarEf@ Crab DA-
mafs9anotuAer, fammtih gu duEnf tiqsen Yreen. unfr Eager BON Staple
" aaren tann nht iberncfen rercen. Nir haten borritbig $50 Gtaf Snhian
peao; $50 Stud Bennington. traun; $50 Staf Dpisbt Star, braan; $50 gtAd
bette Sea Saano; 300 6ad 6uit Of the Soon. gebtsdt; 1876 St&d 9cnsoals, AZ.
badt; 25 Stid 2onsbale unb Diamond 6a @umtric; $50 Slid 6arreu.
Danen< uno &tnberidube aus 8bilabelpbia' F
nuuidaen mir iee @cncurrena. Infer easer BON 0urpibins @osbs fr Surn
1T GROCER uo bic Prene Ho biaisr ale e 3upcr. $50 Dutenb nuhunbrkb Gen.
ben ioeten etbateu, gu 60 Gents bs Stad. Mn fsrhaen 9lepun fr 6srat
Hnoben unb 3nrr tuen mir bs Bette ub bic neaefe uno mcbrnfe Musmabl il
Der Stoot. es marce BON ler Dame une ietem 9errn wde gebonbstt fdn. Be
etnem Heiahe Der Staot IN unerm Store por3uipreden.
Franks Alamo Store,
49, fuw4W 81 unb SO alamo Yfa,a.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-06-19
S5orse Department.
The Pedigree of st. Clair.

This distinguished progenitor of fast
trotters and PAGERS has always been as
signed place among horses of I'M
known pedigree. Himself fast PAGER,
he was the sire of the PAGERS Ben But
Ter 2:19 sd and Lady st. Clair 2:2O,
the latter winner Of twenty-four and
loser of thirty races. He was also sire
of Dec, sire of the famous Occdent
2:lG 3-4 (tirst to lower the Ply IA OF
DeXter) and Fred Low, sire of Clay
2:25. st. Clair also sired the dams of
Bonita, 4.year.old record. 2Is 81
Wild Flower, 2.ycar-old record........... 22l
Fred Crocker, 2-year-old record. - Ia
And others.
In Vol. 2 Of Wallace's Register APP
pears the following:
est. Clair, (pacer) brh. foaled 1874.
1t is probable this horse was from
Michigan, but nothing is really known
of his origin. lie was taken across the
plains to California in 1919 and was
owned i'll Sacramento till burnt up in
his stable, August, 1864. He was used
as a common drudge till 1855, when he
commenced standing for mares. lie
passed through the hands of Presley
Dunlap, Nathaniel Boyce, Philip Rob.
erts and John NJ. Duncan who sold him
i'll 1855 to John +. Miller, who owned
him till his death. lie paced in about
2:35 aud the day before his death
showed half mile in 40. Nearly all
his colts both paced and trotted at first,
but most of them settled into a trot.
lie was the sire of Ben Butler and Lady
ST Clair, PAGERS, and number of fast
trotters. His son, Doc, was the sire of
the famous Occident."
This entry in Wallace covers SUBJ
stantially all information hitherto pub
lished on the origin of st. Clair. 1t
will be noted that Mr.. Wallace in Civ
ing the names of the parties through
whose hands he passed carefully re-
trains as usual from giving their
places of residence or any means where
by they might be addressed by any 9TH
err Investigator. Some years ago, how
eyer, Albert Chapman, Esq, of Mid
dlebury learned in California that St.
Clair was there first represented and
advertised as Morgan horse, and that
from the characteristics of the horse
and other circumstances there could be
but little doubt that the representation
was true. This information led the pro.
pretor of the Bread Loaf Farms as early
as 1882 in his catalogue of that year to
include st. Clair in his list of Morgan
sires. Through the courtesy of Mr.. E.
IL. Miller, jr., of the secretary's office,
! Central Pacific Railroad Co., San Fran
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But the programme had been made
ont, and it was necessary to stick to it,
or the welllaid plans of Mr.. Burwell
and his pet John p. Ray might have
miscarrieJ The plain fact is that
Ohio breeders were not afraid of any
thing in the show, except the Stickney
ram, and if justice had been done Ohio
with her sheep, carrying a dense, long
white and stylish fleece, ewes weighing
from 10 to "a pounds, would have gone
ahead of the wrinkly, short. wooled,
garry" fleeced animals that were Civ
en- the houors. There is no doubt in my
mind that the awards were arranged
before any of the sheep were on the
grounds, and in proof of this | will
quote from letter written by New
York breeder, dated May 4, 1880. lie
says:
"Dedr Sir. ! have been waiting for
some account of the New Orleans
awards on sheep, but as yet have not
heard anything. Thinking of your
stock, and especially the ram bred by
Barton, have felt quite anxious to
know how you came out.
| felt while there that if you knew this
man (John p. RaY) as well as we of
this State do, you would object to his
being on the committee. But not wish
ing to iniure him, said nothing. |
will show why i felt so. A few weeks
before our animal meeting last winter
Mr.. Ray and select few who are di-
rectly interested in his and Mr.. Bur-
wells stock went to Vermont and or
ganized new register on this basis:
That all sheep not tracing directly to
their flocks should not be eligible to
their Register. Judging from the in
terest he really must have in the Bur
well sheep, | thought the rest of you
stood poor show. There
has been great deal of talk about his
being on the committee"
That lets the cat out Of the bag, and
when it is coupled to the fact that Mr..
Ray went to Vermont and saw the Bur-
well sheep before they went to New Or
leans, it develops the presence of very
large "nigger in the wood pile" This
Is how the matter seems to stand.
Burwell and Ray so oil into flock by
themselves and organize new Regis
ter. Ray buys his rams of Burwcll.
Burwell takes his sheep to New Or
leans, and by methods known to him
self gets Ray on the committee. Ray
gives Burwell ali the premiums he
dares to. LIN short, Ray scratches Bur-
wells's back. and Burwell performs the
same operation for Ray. This has been
written at the request of a very promi-
nent and widely-known breeder of YER
mont, who says: 81 want you or some
other Ohio man to publish the facts in
some paper, and let the world know
how II. G.. Burwell managed to carry
OIL all at New Orleans. So
far as | am concerned | want the world
to know the facts. Don't
let us sit back and say nothing"
| have set down nothing in malice,
but have tried TO tell straight and
honest story. Messrs. Burwell and
Ray are invited to rise and explain.
MILLER PURvIS.
We, the undersigned Ohio breeders
of Spanish Merino sheep, believe the
above to be plain statement of facts.
DAN. GIDDINGs,
f. f. HOBART,
j. l.. DUSTIN,
w. j. HOBART,
BURTON CASE,
II. w. HOBART
j. G.. Blue.
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E +. u a.. f B2EB., CONS.
STATE OF VERMONT,
District nf Addison sa


re II remembered, That at a session of the pro.
pate court holden AT Mlddletury, within and for
sad district, on the 81 day OF June, A. ID.
1881. - ~
Present, Hon. Lyman 4. Knapp, Judge.
whereas, Charles e. Forbes administrator
of the estate OF Darwin C. Smith, late of shore
nam, IN sald district, deceased has this day pre-.
scented to said court his petition in writing.
setting forth, that it will be necessary to
sen part OF the real estate OF said deceased,
for the payment of the debts and charges
OF administration; and also that it Will be
beneficial Tor all parties interested therein TO
sell the whole OF real estate of said deceased and
therein making application to said court for
license TO make such sale. And said administra.
tor having produced to said court the assent in
writing of all the heirs residing in this State,
interested In said real estate, 1t is ordered that
all persons interested in the estate of said de-
ceased be notified to appear before said court, at
the probate Office in Middlebury in said district
on the 22d day OF June, a. ID, 1885, at 10
o'clock a. M, by publication of this order three
weeks successfully previous thereto, in the Mid
debury Register, "A newspaper printed at Mid
dleDury, aforesaid, TO show cause if any they
may have, why said license should not granted
% LYMAN r. KNAPP ,Judpe
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j. r. RICE,
j. ii. WITHERELL.


The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the district of Addi-
son, commissioners, to r. ceive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands ofall persons against
the estate OF George Nj. Smith, late of Middle.
bury, IN sald District, deceased, and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give notice
mat we Will meet for tie purposes aforesaid, at
the residence of Chapman q. Smith in Middle
bury, on the 9th day of August and Sd DAY of No
Vcmbcr next, IRON o'clock II. m, until 3 O'Clock.
=. m, each of said days, and that six months
IRON the 9TH day of June, A. ID. lSS5, is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to present
their claims TO us for examination and allow.
ance
Dated at Middlebury this 10th day June, A.
ID. $50
GHAs. W; MATHEWS, Cor,,.
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CHI AS. W: MATHEWS, / Co,,,
j. X. NEW. CONS


The undersigned, having been appointed nv
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Az
ulsoh commissioners, to receive, examine and
ADJUST all claims and demands of all persons
Middlebury, in SAID district deceased, and ali
claims exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we Will meet for the purposes afore
bury, on the 1th 'iay of July and eth day of No
Vsmber next from two O'Clock p. m. until five
o'clock, ?. M, each of said days, and that six
months from the 27th day of May, A. ID. lsS5.
Is the time limited by said court Tor said cred
ltors To present their claims to us for examina
ton and allowance.
Dated at Middlebury this llth day ot lima
A. d. 1855. o.
+. A. BOND, jc--,
h. w. BIRD, (Coms.
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STATE OF VERMONT
- District of Addison. So

The Probate Court for the District of Addison
To all persons interested in the estate of Milo
McAlllster, late Of Whiting, in said district
deceased GRFETINC.
by the authority OF the state of Vermont. Won
are hereby notified TO appear eiOre the said pro-
bate court at the probate office in Middleburv.i in
said district on the 22d day of June, A. d. iSsS
AT 10 O'Clock m. to show cause, If any you have
why the account ofGeorge 5. Walker, admins.
traitor OF the estate of said deceased should not
be allowed, ami also why the residne OF said
estate should not be distributed TO the parties
entitled thereto.
Dated at Middlebury, in said district, this Sd
day OF June, y. ID. 1855. %
LYMAN f. KNAPP, Judge
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-06-19
Sheep Snferest.
SALES OF SHEEP
Recorded In the Register of the Vermont
Merino sheep Breeders Association.

MertnO sheep broeders' AssOCtatiOn.
c Buck Il Son, Fulton Ohio, to 5 Nj Smith,
Fulton, Ohio, ram from flock of Nj Smith; to
w l. & Tabor, Edison, ., ewes, from flock OF
j T Stickney, from NJ Cleayer flock.
II o sawyer, Leicester, Vt, 70 Daniel Sawyer,
Sudbury, Vt, 10 ewes,
FP Goyer Armada, Mich, to c NJ Partch, Ar
mazda, Mich, ewes, from flock OF 5 w Remele
and from his own flock, also rams, from his
own flock and from flock of q Atwood
Shaier ~ Myers, Ohio, to w Thomas, ] eve
from y Thomas flock
A wood, Saline, Mich, TO J Chilson, Hano-
YER Mich, / ram from flock of Geo w WtheTell.
Dennison Backmer, Brandon, to X \ Atwood,
Sudbury, sheep; to George Weaver, Brandon, l
sheep.
d il Huntly, Pa. to 5 NJ Ceayer, Pa, > ewes
from flock of NJ Linton.
A j Mason, Vt, to Thomas Wison.Ncw Haven,
8 ewes, from flock OF f. Collins and from ii
Sprague flock.
w = Nash, Middebury, to o Hollanshcad
and NJ O Harmon, Ohio, ram from flock OF e =
Morrison a Son.
l. Towner Shoreham, to L Eells and Geo r
Dimmock, VT eve.
Il Dimmock, Vt, eve.
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st Clair was fOaled at st. Clair, Michigan, in
lS45; sired by Young Morgan; Young Morgan
was sired by the celebrated Morgan horse, Green
Mountain Boy; Green Mountain BOY was sired
by the well-known horse Cock OF the Rock, owned
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STATE OR VERMONT.
AHHfann naatrf,t -

The probate court tor the district of Addison:
To all persons interested in the estate of Ozro
sunderland, late of Shoreham, in SAID district,
deceased. GREETING
BY the authority OF the State of Vermont, Won
are hereby notified 10 appear before the said pro.
bate court, at the probate Office in Middleburv in
SAID district on the 10th day of July, A. 1885 at
10 O'Clock a. m, to show cause if any you have
why the account of IL. w. Jones, admins
traitor of the estate of said deceased should not
he allowed, and also why the residue of said es-
titled thereto.
Dated at Middlebury, in said district, this 10th
uay OF june y. ID. lsS5. %
LYMAN f. KNAPP Judga
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viii stand to serve mares this season, at SO for
the single leap, Sl5 for the season, every day in
the week except Fridays and Saturdays) at Mil
ler's Ranch, miles below Sacramento. east of
Sutteryllle: ON Fridays and Saturdays at Mil
ler's stable, Sacramento, corner of and Fourth
1876.
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ESTRAY!

Came INTO my enclosure, the 18TH of May,
steer, light red with line back The
owner is reques Ell to prove property, nay
charges, and take the same away.
l.. l.. WRIGHT
Cornwall, VT 22-3w
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COMMISSIONERS NoTICE-.Estate of

~ henson
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate court for the district of Addison,
commissioners, TO receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of Justus Benson, late of Orwell, in said
district, deceased, and all claims exhibited in
offset thereto, hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purposes Aforesaid at the late resi-.
dence of said deceased on the 2d day of September
from one O'Clock, p. m. until four O'Clock, p. M,
OF said day, and that six mon tbs from the goth
day OF April, A. ID. 1855, is the time limited by
SAID court for said creditors 10 present their
claims to us for examination and allowance
Dated at Orwell, this Sd day of June, A. ID.
1880. Ok
JUDAH CARTER, -
ROLLIN 4. BROWN, CONS
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Every bottle Of Arnca II Oil Liniment sold
warranted by the proprietors to give satisfaction
or money will be refunded.
Survival Of the httest. Downs Elixir has out.
llved every other cough remedy simply because
II Is the best.
More people, adults and children, are troubled
with cOstiv"ncss than with any other aiment.
DR.. Henry Bakers Mandrake Bitters will cure
and prevent the diseases which result from 1t.