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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-04-13
FOREIGN.

\ waterspout burst in Pesth, Hungary
riday and did Il great deal of damage.
Four thousand Irish emigrants sailed
rom Queenstown Thursday for America
Forty persons were killed and about
DO injured by the tornado at Dacca, In
la, on Saturday last.
Nine persons were killed and Others
eriously injured by an explosion in a
ynamite factory at GrenOble. France,
tuesday.
The proposed meetings in various parts
Ireland on Sunday were prevented by
he police, and in some instances they
anne into collision with the people.
The popularity of Gen. Boulangel
mong the people is illustrated by the
act that he received 7l51 votes on Sun
ay in district where he had not been
dominated.
The Montreal aldermen failed to pro-
tide for cleaning the streets, which were
b a dangerous condition, and on Modday
private individuals, including prominent
Gentlemen, set to work to make the
treets passable.
1t is rumored that Bismarck threatens
10 resign on account of the proposed
narriage of Prince Alexander of Batten.
{erg, the present ruler of Bulgaria, with
Princess Victoria of Prussia, daughter
pr the present emperor.
A man named Ivanoff was recently ar.
tested in front of Count Tolstoi's resi-
ence by the counts special guard. The
ban was armed with revolvers and was
Waiting to shoot Count Tolstoi. Other
T. hoo
The amnesty decree for Alsace-Lorraine
Is published, together with a ministerial
fescipt relating to the decree. 1t is q
duplicate of the amnesty proclamation
recently issued in Prussia, and also an
|lOunces the pardon of persons sentenced
for uttering seditious cries, displaying
6editious emblems or infringing Frencl
press laws still in force.
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TERMS -$25.00 TO WARRANT.

Will make a short season of lsSs at my place
in West Cornwall, Vt, and will serve a limit
ed number of approved mares.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-04-13
OBITUARY,


~ OBITUARY.
MRS. W. N. COBB.
Died In Ripton, March 4, 1858, Joanna u
Fletcher, wife of w. n. Cobb, aged SO years
months and days.
She was great sufferer for many months
enduring intense pain without an expression
OF Impotence, when II seemed to others that
1t would almost take her lite. Her right side
became helpless afterward her speech failed
her left arm remained, vet she always had i
smile of welcome and joy tor everyone. The
last hymn she ever sang was, "There is q
Fountain" The following lines, which were
among her favorite selections, are very ex
pressive of her life and thoughts
Calmly lying here and waiting
Till the Master bids me move,
If he gives me strength then rising
To resume the work love,
Calmly waiting,
Watching, waiting,
Should He summon me above.
In my Savior am trusting;
know not, but he knows why,
He for me this cup hath mingled,
IT'S enough to feel Him nigh.
Calmly waiting,
Simply trusting,
am His to live or die.
More than all on Jesus resting,
Well | know He loves me STILL
Though appointed thus to suffer,
God is love, il is His will.
Trusting, hoping,
Loving, waiting
Till His purpose He fulfill.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-04-13
STATE OF VERMONT, Court OF
- District of Addison, SIS. Insolvenc,

In the matter of Edgar L. Danforth, insol
vent debtor
Take Notice-That the assignee of the estate
of Edgar l.. Danforth has filed his account pre-
paratory To final settlement and that the sec.
ond and third meetings Ot creditors OF said in
solvent debtor vii be held at the Probate Office
in Middlebury, in said district, on the 2Stl
day OF April ISIS, NJ 10 o'clock a. M, tor the
10 come before said meeting under the provis
ions of the law.
Dated AT Middlebury this nth day of april
\. ID. ls>>.
lave E. HA>sELTINE, Assignee.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-04-13
Che Nlarbets.
VERMONT PRODUCE.
BOSTON PRODUCE.

since the settlement OF the railroad trouble
the butter market has developed an easier
tone on the top grades, but receipts are kept
closely sold up and everybody is out OF stock
New dairy from Vermont and New York is in
creasing and only the finest selected lots com
mand p to CSC. Regular lines in which the
quality varies will not go over 2jc, and some
lots are well sold at 20 to pic. a few small
lots OF well kept old butter were sold early in
the week nj 23c, but since then no sales OF any
consequence have been reported.
New York small pea beans are firm at about
81, and some go higher. Marrow pea are sell
ing nj $3.50 to $3.50, the outside tor lots OF 81
TO 90 barrels and the inside tor car loads.
Choice domestic mediums rule at $2.10 to - -
per bushel.
The egg market has gone contrary to all eX-
pectittions. decline was predicted every
day, but ii did not come, and receipts cleaned
up nj 20 to 22c. Tuesday there was Il very short
supply, and small lots readily sold ut 22c.
Potatoes are without material change.
Northern stock sells mostly at - to SIC.
The hay market continues quiet, with sales
OF choice Northern ut SIG to Sl1 per ton, with
extra cars mt sis. Rye straw Is very scarce
ana small lots command S22 to S2I per ton.
Inc demand tor grass seed is gradually in
creasing, but the season is backward. Sales
OF clover at : to SIC per pound, timothy at 80
per bushel and red top ut 1925 to $40 per
sack.
New maple sugar is coming in more freely,
with sales OF choice in small cakes at IL to l3c,
ana IN tubs at : To &c per pound. New strip
null weight commands 9Oc to II per gallon.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-04-13
WATERFOWL LIVE STOCK.
Arrivals from each state.

Prices of Market Beet-A few choice - a
$3.50; extra $3.50 Cos first quality 5000;
second quality $500 80; third quality $500
q 4.50.
Prices of Store Cattle-Working oxen y
pair, $50 Sl55; Farrow Cows SIS s32 Fam
cy Cows $50 a SO; Mich Cows and Calves
from SIS q S4s; yearlings $3.50 a ais; two
years old ga s25; three years old so $50
Sw ine-Western fat live &C; North.
ern dressed hogs so &c.
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs-In lots, $3.50
$500 500 each; extra $40 a $50, or from
"a a 5lac " h; spring lambs, ga 6l.c.
Veal Calves pa 90 " H.
Price OF Hides, Tallow and STANDARDIZATION
Hides SO &c r h; Brighton Tallow a 4c
T. b; Country Hides &c y Ii; Country Tallow
Ia &c T. ID; Calf skins e y II; wool pelts : !
q Sl.25 each; sheared skins, Is lsc Dairy
skins 10 20c.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
y. b. Choice grade includes nothing put
stall-fed 100 to 400 III Bullocks. Extra and
| first quality include the best large fat oxen
Second and third quality include oxen and
two and three year-Old steers
Sheep-Extra include cossets, and when
those OF inferior quality are thrown out
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-04-13
West Cornwall, vt.

son;
To all persons interested in the estate of
Willard Whitney, late OF salisbury, in said
district deceased. GREETING
BY the authority of the State OF Vermont,
you are hereby notified to appear before the
said Probate Court ut the Probate ONCE i'm
MiddleburY, in said District on the 23d day of
APRIL, \. ID. lSss, nj 10 o'clock, II. m, To show
cause.it any you have, why the account OF
James w. Thomas, administrator OF the estate
OF said deceased, should not he allowed. and
also why the residue OF said estate should not
be distributed To the parties entitled thereto.
Dated nj Middlebury, in said District this
9th day of April, \. H., ISIS
II GEORGE L. KNAPP. Register.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-04-13
'N NO\\ would enjoy your dinner
SoN and are prevented by Dys-

pepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion. Flatulency and Constipation.
We guarantee them. % and so cents.
J.. HANAFORD, Druggist, Middlebury.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-04-13


CLAREMONT is a handsome 1913 hands
black colt, with snip, was foaled May %, 1885,
and has the reputation OF being a trotter. He
combines strength, intelligence, courage,
taultess action, with symmetry and style.
He has no imperfect ons to transmit being
sired by the wonderfully speedy son of Daniel
Lambert, Lambertus, full brother to Aristos,
221A, Anna Page, 2214 from the famous
brood mare, Fannie jackson. Claremont $
dam is by the renowned producer of fast road
and trotting horses, belongs Ethan Allen,
sire OF Arthur, "a, Belle d., %, and Lucca,
80. Hi I'd dam by Black Lion son OF Hilps
VT Black Hawk.
Claremont was winner OF second place in
the two-year-old stakes of the VT. Road and
Trotting Horse Breeders association, held in
Rutland, VT, 1887, driving out the winner in
2ll and finishing the closest possible second
in every heat but one, that he took, reducing
the record for colts OF that age 81 seconds
per halt mile, and being universally conceded
the handsomest colt on the grounds
Keeping and care will be provided foI
mares from a distance, ut risk of their owner
who may be assured OF every precaution on
my part. All mares disposed of will be con
sidered with foal.
Season commencing April 18th, ending July
LIST. For further particulars inquire OF or al
dress ~ n nSl n An
10 sw w. H. U6IUNUs
West Cornwall, VT.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
Ida Smith.
The Tabernacle.

Or last lesson closed with the record Of
scenes when Moses called for contributions for
the building, of the tabernacle after the pattern
shown linn a the Mount. These contributions
came quickly, chccIiiiiy and in great abun-
ha:cr. B,'z..i,rl, tnoii:tD and others. endDwe q
WiiI sr, i;I Wis ON and skill for the 'rk,
,.eiv;t. ih.Sn offerings and carried forward the
;.i>n spun ana ToVe ta,TcSIry !or tabernacle.
adorn:nEs. and In the early part of the succeed
is scar Ike perfect and woi,,,ruuS building was
read; 10 he So! up |! hal then been IL luIi wear
.i:i,e the children of Israel left Et,yjt-a year
crowded with stirring scenes ;si..l remarkable
'.ivmc interpretations III their behalf. This great
G"iivtr..ncc Gods dealings with them lad
been tender, gracious and wonderful they
are now Ia enter upon 4 Lew rra of worship
AIT! work, when the Lord Is to dwell III Il pec,,i-
lar manner ahnuy them. The tabernacle las
been completed, toward, which their eyes are
ever 10 turn for a sight of Gods glory, and
whence are to come all divine communications
for their instruction and guidance Around ti,is
building all their worship is to centre and their
Whole lie be organized. The tabernacle is to be
their great educational raliying place, whence
they are TO be taught especially in the esseu-
;I;sl doctrines of religion. Look
TAEIENACLE I'll: ,CHINGs.
L. Cod dwelling i'll every deed among men
,. Holiness Of God as shown by tn. perfect
law. B. The compassion Of Cod us shown ly
tir. mercy seat. I. The sacrcdness of Chris
ti;sn Sa,r:uaries as shown by the amounting OIL
3. The mccd:tl purity Of preachers and teach
erS rs shown by Aaron colsecr:ition. 6. The
>lniuincsS and guilt nf men ;iS shown by sacri-
fees. :. The need sf meditation ;is shown by
oil!rint inr uri,,>:S
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
Trustees Sale.

Whereas n. G. IIunter, J. r. Phillips. John
J. Smith. Joseph Hatfield. u. a Williams, W
\. Graham and X. /. Rea, by their deed In
trust. Dated the 18th day of August 1888 and
recorded in the recorders Office ii Holt county,
Missouri, In book ~ at page al, inveyed To
the sheriff of the county % Holt in the state Of
Missouri In trust the following described tract
of Holt and state Of Missouri tO-xit:
Beginning at the northeast corner Of the
southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter Of
sectian nine o. township sixty two t62)Of range
tlirty-Seven 80 thence west twenty Cor rods; ;
thence south eight (sl rods. thence east (20i
rods, thence north eight 90 rods TO the place of
beginning containing one acre and being known
;lS the Maitland creamery.
Which SAID conveyance Was made In trust to
secure the payment Of q certain g. $50 90 note
in said deed described, due two years after
date. hearing ten per cent. compound Interest
from date. And whereas, all the parties tO
said note have pail one seventh each ON said
note. except j. +. Phillips. And whereas hs
the said j. Z. Phillips on the 18th day Of Au-
gnst, 1884, paid s63 20, on the 18th day Of June,
lSs5, S2IaO, on May 10Th. 1856. S17.ss That the
due and unpaid. amounting August 18th, 1sss.
TO the sum Of SJS5-H
Now therefore at the request Of the legal
holder Of said note, and under the provision Of
said deed in trust, the undersigned sheriff Of
Hslt county and trustee will offer all the right,
title aud interest OF the said J. f. Phillips in
said property for sale at public vendne, to the
the court hOuse In the city Of Oregon, Holt
County, Missouri. between the hours VI 10
o'clock A. ". and O'Clock r. VI. on Monday the
18Th day Of August. 1881. for the pnrIose Of said
trnSt II. z. DENNY,
Sheriff OF holt County. Mo-, Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
A Short Talk To Working men
ew York Sun. Dem.

New tOTk Suti. kDtUD
Republican papers can draw from
democrat tic sources plenty of arguments
in iayor OF protection TO American In-
dastry. For instance here is the New
York Sun democratic paper who per-
sists in speaking the truth in spite of
the abuse of its less truthful partisan
contemporaries. II says: "Free trade
means putting all the laboring men of
the world upon one level of compefi- j.
ton. Protection means restricting toe
competition among laborers TO those
livlnSIn our own country, and the con-
sequence of such restriction is that the
wages remain at high level; whereas
If the competition OF all the laborers In
the world were allowed to operate here,
they would steadily fall to the lowest
level. This is the reassn why the
workingmen Of this country are better
paid, ale more prosperous, live IL Il
better manner, are better educated, and
bring up their children with more of
hope and ambition than belongs 10
workingmen IN any other country. This
lection and dislike the British system
81 free trade. The republican party is
for Protection; the democratic for flee
traden
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
SlleriH'S Sale.

BY virtue and authority Of special exeev-
tion, issued frOin the Office VI the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court Of Holt County. Missouri, retrisnA.
bic at the August, Term, lse5, Of said cOuIt, and
q ne,iirpcted i'll favor of Mary A. Besau and
Alex Z. Bey.In, and against
Robert Caldwell,
I have levied upon and seized all the right, IL
tie, interest and claim Of the said Robert Cxld
well. Of. in and TO the following described res-
estate, tO-wit:
The northeast fourth Of the southeast quartz!
and the southeast fourth Of the northeast qua
ter, all IN section fourteen tlN Of township hft3
hiiit 50, IN range thirfy-rlght (as Holt County
Missouri. Al lying and being In the said cout
ty, and State of Missouri. and l will, Oh
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81. 1883.
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon, and five o'clock In the afternoon Of thai
day. at the Court House door. in the city 0f Or
gon, county Uf Holt. aforesaid. sell the same: O.
Su much thereof rs may be required. at pubiis
ven,'us. To tli- highest bidder for cash In hand,
! tsuhi,ct To all prior iieES and Judgments) to
satisfy said execution and Gusts.
II. y. DENNY, Sheriff Of Holt County.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27

cit would hardly be possible to put
the free trade Case more clearlf or
more strongly. and yet President Cleve-
land shrinks from the use of the term
'free trade" and in fact declares that
tho.e who taunt him with beng free
trader are decelving the country,
1t is certain that the arguments
which President Cleveland urges are
those which Golden used 10 employ
fOrty-five years ago and which any
English free trader would employ now
Such propositions as that taxation
ought to be strictly limited by the needs
OF the country; that its unjust to tax the
whole community for the benefit of
special classes; that import duties stlf1e
production and limit the area of 4 coun-
try's markets. are purely free trade ar
guments. As such we are very glad to
see President Cleveland using them
London Times.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27

Mrs Wr. Atkins is suffering with |
asthma.
w. b. Benefited is laid up with
Sole hand.
Miss Nora Rhoads is very low with
of the stomach.
Miss Edith Il,nde. of Oregon, is
visiting Miss Maude Cowan.
Miss Rose Kennedy spent Sunday
with her parents near Fillmore.
w. +. Eckhar, and J. L. Amos. of
St. Joseph, were up few days last
week
The W. c. +. u. hold social
meeting in the church Friday after
noon
II. u. Felix is on the road NJ the in
,erest of DR.. Doxney's non-secret
medicines.
WIN. Painter and Chas. Lang
"puiled their freight for st. Joseph
last Friday.
Ere many days haye passed hay
making and oats harvest viii be 4 thing
of the past.
Miss Minnie Roberts and Pearl
Bennett, Of Oregon. spent Sun lay with
Miss Fannie Meyer.
William FELTON, and Robert Cum
nineham,of Rock Port,are wishing with
Isaac Rhoads this week.
Rev. Smith, of Craig, preached
very interesting sermon last Sunday
from the text Christ Is all III all"
Oakley Marion is doing the grad
ing on the Holt county side of th'
bridge across the Nodaway ut Duncan
mill.
The lull OF the steam thresher greet
our ears this week. W. +. UardmaI
and W. Il. Hamm are the first i'll th'
field.
Miss Lydia Meyer attended Sunda.
school last Sunday for the iir't time
since she was thrown from the carr lag
June 10th.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
SherifS Sale.

by virtue and authority Of special exeeu-
tioll, issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Circnit Court OF Holt county. Missouri. retnrna-
bic at the August Term. 1888, Of said court. ard
to me directed In favor Of the State Of Missouri.
by W. NJ. Boyer, Collector 0f revenue Of Holt
County, Missouri. and against
Sarah f.. Baldwin and Daniel P. Baldwin,
/ have levied upon and seized all the right, IT,
tie, interest and clam Of the said Sarah 4.
Baldwin and Daniel Z. Baldwin. Of, I'm and to
the following described real estate. to-wit:
Lots eight and nine Is and 81 In block thirty
one ISL III Mound City. All lying and being In
the said county, and State Of Missouri, and
Will, OH
THURSDAY. AUGUST %, 1888,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon, and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
day. "a. the Court House door, In the City Of Or
eyoII, county of Holt. aforesaid. sell the same,
or much thereof rs may be required, at pub
lie yrndue, To the highest bidder for casa In
hand. t>nhjrct to all prior liens and ju,ismentsO
TO satisfy said execution and costs.
II. f.. DENNY. Sheriff Of holt County.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27

ceeds the demand the price declines.
Varied as are the contradictions and
explanations OF the proposition, the
fact vet remains, that England strongly
recommends to Us f:ee trade policy.
It Is not our welfare that she has III
view, in thus advising Us, as TO tariff
policy We should pursu,. Her sole
aim is to destroy our manufactures 80
hat Il lar-c humber of the operative
atorer.. they now employ, would DC
Compelled Ic become cultIfatiors Of the
.oil and thus cause Our annual produce
surplus to become so increased that she
can buy what size needs 1T reduced
prices fixed in her own market.
She is in no sense interested liz know
inr what will become of the remainder,
after her wants are surpiied. 1t L. to
her matter of supreme indifference
how many bushels OF wheat are rottod
in our barns and warehouses. The
effect OF the policy which England
would have us adopt would aff"rd to
her Il double advantage first, by putting
the American far mer in dilect competi-
tioa with Russian and Aslatic farmers
to supply her with cheap food. and next
by crirpling our manufacturing in-
dustrles, and TINS make us dependent
upon, and tributary to her. The best
thinkers in both of our g,eat po .Itic Al
parties Ill al tarts of the country have
reached similar conclusions upon this
aspect of the tariff problem. viii no,
can old time farmer give us some
specifications of benefits which it Is pro-
posed our farmers will res'cive, and
their extent, from the tariff reduction
clamored for by the Anti-Amcrlca,
Democracy of to-day?
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
Friday, July, %, 1883.


We believe in Il free ballot and III having ev-
rry vote counted.
Ne iciieve ia protection for protection y sake
and We are not ashamed Of IL.
We believe III aboli>iIns iul.rnai I:IXeS Great
81, for war purposes
We bel c,r in the direct protection "t Amer
lean labor against cheap foreign lIlh,r
We believe III free internal ri,IuprtliiaIf.
We brlicyr in railroad regulation.
We believe in hoinr>t".l,ls aiid good homie
stead titles for citizens.
We believe III home rule for big and intei!i-
gent territories.
We believe In a double monetary standard.
We believe In the utmost facilities for educa-
tiOn Az worth all they can cost.
We believe in Il big merchant marine and III
American shipN ards.
We believe in "a good navy. good coast de-
lenses and good water r''ites for commerce.
We believe IN making other Nations respect
our rights and pay for all thew get from us
We believe in protecting American citizens
against foreign Interference. not only at home
but In any part Of the world.
We believe that nothing is too good for TIT
soldiers who risked their lives To save the eoiih
try, and saved 1t.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
BOOTS and SHOES
KREEK & WATSONsS
AS LOW As
THELOWEST
Sheri6-S Sale.

BY virtue and authority o! special execu-
t!nn, issued from The office Uf the Clerk VI tbs
Circuit Court. of Holt County. Missouri. .retuHna-
BILE at the August Term, lsos, of said c,,,Irt. and
,o mr. directed III favor nf the state OF Missouri.
by W. NJ. Boyer. COi.ecfor of revenue Of Hols
County, Missouri, aud against
George y. E1lt,
have levied upon and sez-d ali the right. IL
tie. Interest am! claim Of the said tIeorx- ".
Holt uf, III AMI 10 HE following described real
estate, !o-Eit;
Lots 3. Is and l. In Block II in che town os
Maitland. All living am. heing III IL. Ssid euVn-
ty and state rf Missouri. Suui viii. on
THURSDAY. August -. I-ss.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
Loon, and five ociUck in the 1itaruos,n pf fiias
ay at the CnTt iin.I<,- door in Tie City II Or.
esnn. Coguiy ii Holt, aforesaid! >il tire Sanie,
or mach thereof in.y be r-,Inir,-t. ai pas
lie yen'!ur. Ia IEs highest b d,sr fcr rae>t IN
hand Subject Ia all prior !'s'> an'. i.Mrnis,i
To satisfy said rx-curioi. and C'StS
IL. L. DENNY, Siierii Il Holt County