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The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
THE TARIFF,
can Old Time Farmers Views
Answered.

In the last issue of the Craig Leader
appeared an article on the tariff, from
the pen of "an Old time farmer" who
doubtless makes his home in the city of
Oregon. His identity, however, is a
matter of little concern TO us, in so far as
the discussion If our tariff system is
involved. The author of the L ader's
article, is entitled to his opinions, as 4
matter of course. but when men write
OR talk of free trade, or Tariff reforR,
without setting forth, with some degree
OF intelligence, the means of accom-
plishinS it, they become mere declalm-
ers, or cssayists, rejecting no opinions
from which a conclusion may be de
duced. The writer in question has.
like SO many of his Lind, attempted to
c"ver entirely too much ground, with Il
few dl.jolnted, mismatc,.ad and broken
sentences, to even do himself justice.
1t Is quite clear, we think, that bis in
tent is to reach only the prejudice of
his readers and leave uniuvoked that
intelligence to which he says the sen
!TINEL's article was an Insalt. This
conclusion is irresistible, from the dis
regard he has for facts, and the at
tempted vein of sarcasm, visible
throughout his collation. OF words and
sentences ium5led together in an in
congruous mass.
Mr. Randall in bis speech delivered in
the House Of Represe, tativcs last win
ter. and which be is now causing TO be
extensively distributed throushou, the
country, declared TIE tariff question 10
ie purely business proposition. We
assume this statement to be correct, and
# so,meE who talk, write and vote upon
il should be able to indicate some bene-
Z ) to themselves, o. thai: fellows. from
;'.e cOnsummauon OF :: system IL h:.:-
:n"ny with their views. Let the indI
vldual who clumors for free trade or
tariff reform deal with the cues: on
as he would any other busi- /
ness proposition. To that END let lln !
that his Investment, tor the !
period of one year, IN the ordinary
and commodities OF life, |
which pay tariff duty, would be Il
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
Mr.. CLEVELAND may protest as much

Mr.. CLEVELAND may protest as much
as he please that tariff reform as advo-
Gated in his message and provided for
in the Mills bill does not imply free
trade, but the fact remains that the
matter is so understood by our foreign
rivals. For example, he Montreal
Gazette cheerfully observes:
The great issue of the day among our
neighbors is tariff refOin-Mr. Cleye-
lands success meaning tie passage of
the Mills bill, and the passage Of the
Mills bill meaning free market IN the
United States for our lumber, wool,
IRON ore, salt and some other products.
Canadians will watch with deep inter-
est tie progress Of The campaign and
the final outcome.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
BiSclOW.

Miss Hattie Preston has returned
home from Claimda, Iowa.
MIR. Preston, of this city, who has
been IN St. Joseph under the doctors
care Is now ut home.
j. c. II,nkIe, of B,gelow, had his
fine buggy completely drmolshed by a
pair of frightened horses the otner day.
Martin Graham, formerly OF this
town, but who ha. been in kan>as the
last year, returned with his family
yesterday.
The eldest son Of Mr.. Leach, Of
Rulo, Nch,a-ka, was drownded on the
morning Of the l9h ult. one nile from
tpwn. Mr. Leach and f, lends have the
sym; athy Of ihi. community.
Lee ChunIns, one of old Holt coun-
tvs enlerprising Young aen, has re-
turned to Dakota, where he has cattle
ranch and store. Lee wa here in atien-
dance at the funeral OF his sister.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
Sherifi-s : sale Under School Fund
Mortgage.

Whereas. ~ y:rfne ~ an u-.ier of Sale. issued
from, the urs. ri tii, Clerk Of the County C1uf.
ri Holt tm,nty. Ni>snari. Hlasie re;Iirn;h,e at
the AuI>i tenn, is>-. of sid C.'ur., and To Tie
directed Ia favor oI !loi; County and against
John HaIdfori,
for the SIM of six hundred and twenty dollars
ard nincjy->ix cents with interest ar the rate 1T
10 pcr MT per anrsIn fru!. the 5,h day of May,
i.>-, have levied upon and seized all the right,
t'tr and interest Of John Hanfnrd ef. in and 10
the following described r-:,i estate. viz:
lLctS ,. 6. :. 70 ,n.l II In Eiock 20 In the town
q: Mouad Cu:. Holt C0u:.,y, Missouri, and I
will on
THURSDAY. AUGUST srh, lsSs,
h@twa-n the hours Of nine "'cIu-k IN ths. fore
i",.In ar,t FIVE or,O,.k in tl,. afternoon of that
day at the Court Hess. door Ill thu, city of Ore
g.,ii. county of Holt. aforesaid ~ril the same nr
much may he require: 10 satisfy said d.tt
and costs. al public yrnduc, to the highest bid
der, tor cash I'm hand. Y. T.. DENNY,
Sheriff Of Holt County. Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27

SECRETARY BAYARD Is reported to
have said that Harrison's Chinese rec
ord will not hurt him, As she only voted
as any intelligent man should haye
done" This is rather severe rebuke o
the Democratic organs which have been
crltizins the Generals record on the
question Of Chinese immigration.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27

THE New York Sun calls the atten-
ton OF Union veterans to the fact that
President Cleveland's grandfather was
s. captain in The war of the revolution.
Wiih singular remissncss, however, it
nsglscts ta say on which side the cap
tain served. His grandson seems to be
serving British interests today.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
Our Base Ball Club.

The base ball club met Monday night and cf-
fected the following permanent organization
Tom Curry was chosen as Manager :J. "
Eirh. President; Dick Irwin, Secretary; Dem
MS Boham. Treasurer; Charles Marsh, Captain
D.nnis Boam. Assistant Captain Will Iiindr.
Custodian Of balls, bats and other fixtures. A;
present Captain Marsh will play his men as fol
lows, but aittrw:,Td, such changes will he made
rs he sees fit
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
Sheriff'S Sale i'm Partition,

Satire Emily Robertson and John W. Robert
son, her husband Barbara a. COr,terpy and
James COrderey, her husband. Plaintiffs,
against
Margaret Taylor. John +. Taylor, CaSandca
sFOrney ansl Solomon B. FOrney. her husband !;
Mary +. Ashworth and Christopher Ashwsrth.
her husband Sarah Margaret Wyatt and
James Alon2o Wyatt. her husband: ROena
Lewis and James ThOm ~ Lewis, her huS-
band George Taylor. Kate Taylor. Gertrude
Taylor, William Murray. Edward Murray,
Rush Murray, Bayard Murrav. Nellie Murray.
Anna Murray, Lille TAYLOR. Caroline Taylor,
Daniel d. Taylor. Perry Taylor. Nellie NJ.
0raylOr, Dennis NJ Tay'Or.l1.ula Taylor, Orilla
Booth and Samuel Booth, her husband, De-
PENDANTS.
In the Circuit Cont Of Holt County. Missouri.
By virtue and authority Of a decree and order
of sale made Iy the .aid court In the above rn-
titled carS.. and Of n certified copy thereof, dat
ed the :,rd day of Stay. 1875. I Will ON
THURSDAY, AUGUST Goth. 1893,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock IN te fore
noon AMI five O'clock in the afternoon of that
day at the Court House door in the city Of Ore
goii, county Of Holt, aforesaid. sell at public
yeilur, 10 the highest bidder for cash i'll hand,
the follow ing described real estate, to-wit:
The west half Of the northras: quarter Of sec
tion five q, 81 township fifty eight $50 Of range
thirty seven t3.D: all lying and being In the
said county Of Holt and State of Missouri
II. T.. DENNY.
Sheriff Of Holt County, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27

1t would try the ethics of any man to
deny that come of the Southern States
havh cause for revolution. The Suu;h
are Brave people. The southern States
cannot be held by force The blarhs
Won't fight for the iugdderS.
Thus, II will be seen, Mr.. Thurman's
copperheadi- II was Is about as bitter
as i, well could be. There is SENSE of
fitness on the ticket along with Cleve-
land. the man who sneaked ut home,
and sent a substitute to the field. As
compared with General HarrisOn's gal
liant record, this one thing is enough 10
defeat the Democratic ticket.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
t{;titl:iJ,S,.

&C. Slivcrs went 10 sIaryy.lle Thurs
day on business.
DIR. Parrish started for Colorado
Tuesday morning.
Miss Medsker went to Oregon to
attend the Institute.
Quite number of Young folks went
to Skidmore Sunday afternoon.
Miss Belle Storm went home to
E:wln, Kansas, Tuesday morning.
--Gcrah Carson went to Barnard
Sunday to meet Mr.. Donovan"
&C. +. Donovan went to st. Joseph
Salurday,to sunday with has parents.
Miss Rose Elliott is visiting with
friends ut Mt. Leonard, Mo at present.
MIR. AMI Mrs. c. ii Bartram were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. COlvin the pis,
week.
Mrs. Ira GrubcT returned from
Denver, Colorado, last week and Ira is
happy.
Miss Kate Quick, OF St. Joseph, Is
visiting with Miss Maud Elliott At
present.
B. o. -G9wan was in tow Saturday
on business, Connected with fair AS
Joe Order has bough, the Taylor
farm crop; ant We did not learn the
price paid. 90"
f. +. Weller was in ST. Joseph
Thursday, attending the congressional
convention.
Mrs. Eddy, of Mound City, spent
Sunday here the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
z. p. Wcity.
Hon f J. Kellogg, of Craig, was
shaking hands with ills many friends
here Monday.
"A. S. French received new Trac-
ton engine and separator from ST.
LOUIS Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Reeves, of
Oregon. spent Sunday the guest Of MIR.
and Mrs. ColvIn.
p. l.. Bohart and wife left for Cln-
cinna'i Monday, Oh u short business
and pleasure trip.
Mrs. ID. p. Lewis and children went
to Oregon Wednes day morning TO visit
WIN lflenuS lew days.
Mis-. NJ. Z. Russell was quite sick
Monday, bnt we are glad to say she is
much better at present.
Miss Long went to Shenandoah.
Iowa. Saturday to visit with her grand
parents for few weeks.
DR.. Earnest Kaltenbach, of Craig,
was shaking hands with his many
friends, Tuesday evening.
Miss Carrie Miller retul ned from
Fanfax Saturday, where she had been
visiting for several weeks.
"A. l.. Williams was called to Lang
don Saturday, by telegram announc-
ing the death of an old friend.
Mrs. C. L. Donovan and children
are visiting with Mrs Donovan's parents
in Denver, Colorado, at present
ID. A. Gelvin and Fleming & Jones
shipped ten more cars If stock Saiur-
day. 1t making Sc cars this month.
WIN. Rowlett sold to d. A. Gelvin
Tuesday, 100 good hegs, average two
fifty, ut the handsome price Of $3.50.
Ed. Wells is visiting with old friends
here at present and one of our most
estimable Young ladies' is very happy.
Miss Josie Deenean returned from
Cameron Monday evening, after Il four
weeks visit with relatives at this place
Prof. J. F. Kellogg and fami Y went
to Oregon Saturday The Prof. will
he IN attendance at the Institute for
lew weeks.
E. f. Weller brought Jake home
Tuesday evening. He is getting along
ine and will be out before long, we are |!
glad to say.
Miss Minnie Patterson, of Mans !
ield, Missouri, who is visiting her
,ncle, Il. G.. Hunter, took sick Sunday .
md died Tuesday at four O'Clock Of !
Of the stOm 4ch.
Rev. j.. Lace returned from Bar
lsrd Thursday with his lovely bride.
We extend our congratulations aud
nav MI. and Mrs. Lace find their
tay among US both pleasant and profit
bile and may life's pathway be al
Ways bright.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
Forest City.

Miss Allie Wilkinson Is on the sick list
VIM Cochran has bought the Orvil Graves
property.
Il. J. Sutton, of Savannah, No, was Oh oar
streets Tuesday.
Six new tre,hing machines have been ship
red to thi, place this season.
Miss Nellie Burgess, Of 81. Joseph, is visit
Ing her Hlthy friends in Forest.
A young >on Of ". l.. Exixsnn was bitten
Tuesday by Il copper head snake.
Il. r. Knowles and several others from
Oregon took in tie Lnr,.lnn show. Tur,''ay-
Miss Laura williamson has returned from
Omaha, accompanied by her sister. Mrs. Clara
Pierce.
-D;ck Tay!er started new steam threNlitr
at Charles Wylie's ON Monday. Ir- %yiis has
near sixty acre. of coo;, wheat.
Charles Canon, Of kail>ts City. c;sIlr NJ
Sunday morning. 81 hr could have a good view
of the ccIips of the neon SUNDAY night
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
SUNDAY MORNING.

{. 20 u. n,.-Th> several Sunday SCHOOLS viii
hlIi their services.
10 81 Il. m Mass S.ntay school meeting. nd.
dressed by Br. Rubry, ]. ii. Pa-Son, and 9TH
ers. A program will be- prepared for til. after
noon, which will he announced nj the cOnvrn-
ton Let eacl, SUNDAY school in the county he
represented il possible. Eieut delegates who
will be si,rt t0 attend. All p;,sarS aud Sunday
school Su,rrinfendenis are expected. MIR.
Parsons will aid In the song service. w.Ich will
be i special feature Uf tue convention.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
Sherin7s Sale.

By virtue and authority Of a special exeru-
tion. Issued from the Office of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Holt County, Missouri, IetuTna-
Bile at the August Term. lsss. of sail court, and
ts me directed lit iavor of tho state Of Missouri
by W. ". Boyer, Collector Of Revenue Of Holt
County. Missouri, and against
Elizabeth Kerr and William Kerr, her husband.
LEWIS Sw"rs. Flor, Steiner and Jacob StiHer,
her husband g. y. SwHpr,
have levied upon ari'. S,yr,. all tie Tigii' IT.
Tie. Iner.S' :i.i r' ~ 'f ti.. -tii EiiL itsetii
K"rr and William k-rr. lewis >wopc Flora
Steiner. .Itcri, steiner ard q. y. Swops. Of. in
and To the following described real estate, to-
W.T.
The northwest quarter of section eight Tsl
township SiXiy-nne GI Il range thirty fas.l
All lying and being in tlit. said county, and
STATE Of Missouri, and viii, on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 30. isss
between the hOnr, Of nlI!e o'clock III the fore
noon. and fIve n'cOck il. Tie afIcrnt,-II Uf that
day, !i the Court House door. IN the CRY 81 Or
egor, County Of Holt. ai1rr-aii. sell tbs same
Gr :" much thereof As may De required. at pub
lie veh'i';r, 70 the highest bidder for cash in
lI,inG. subject 10 all prior liens and Judgments
to satisfy s:,id execution and COSTS
ii. E. DENNY, Sheriff Of lielt County.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given to al creditors and
others Interested In the estate Of Abel Doughty.
deceased. that G.. A Doughty, administrator Of
said estate. intends la make :. final settlement
thereof at the neal term Of the Probate Court of
Holt county. to he held at Oregon On the 18th
day Of .iuslSt, l5sS.
e. a. DOUGHTY, Administrator.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27

rYYAMTCn Agents to sell "EIwOOds Grain
w hN 1cOTables" tsi 25) for every miller,
W grain dealer, and Martins Average Tables''
(s3.O3). wanted by every business house. Large
demand. Liberal terms. Address,
f. DARkOW & CO., Pubs. Rochester, ". Y.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
others Interested In the estate Of Henderson,
PinkstOn, deceased, that !, T.. yanBuskirk,
executor Of said estate. Intends To make final
settlement thereof at the next term OF the Pro-
bate Court of Holt county, to be held at Oregon
on the 18th day Of August, 1888.
T.. VAN BCSkIRK. Executor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27

Gen. HARRISON is not egusl TO Sen-
ator Ingalls, In the command OF pict-
uresque and vitrolic English, but he
knows how to expresses himself forci-
bly,, nevertheless, with regard to par
ty OF the name of Voorhees,, as is
testified by the following extract from
one Of his speeches in 1882, replying to
that impndenf demaogne's profession
Of friendship tor the soldiers:
The man who lived through the war
of the rebellion aid did not make some
sacrifice fer the success of the Union
ar,nies-who did not say one brave
word or do one brave thInT when, with
bare and bleeding breasts, our soldiers
looked luto the face of He'll for tier
country-can never be enshrined as the
soldiers friend.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27

Those who anticipated that the
Prohibtionls would pull off Frank NJ.
Lowe, their candidate for governor.
will be disappol ted There is ragl z
purpose to make the canvass ii farce
this year and they are succeeding with
u vengeancc.-Agta:or.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
Program County Sunday School
Convention

To be held at Maitland. Saturday and Sunday,
july 2s!h and 29ih.
10 30 a. m.-DeyOti"n:li exercises.
Welcome address-Fruf J. +. Kellogg Re-
sponSe-HOn. B. q. Cowan.
''thrist as "A Teacher'-Rev. I. ID. Roberts.
(,eppr.l iis,uSSi,r
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27

There is considerable sickness re-
ported about Town.
Politics and the weather seem to
vie with each other.
"A son of Henry Morgan got some
thing in his ear the other day and at
last reports was suffer- ng terrible.
-Chas. McAfee's little gu! WAS
seriou>lay i'll saturday night he tele.
grapled to Forest for DIR. Bullock.
-Lost:-A pocket book containing
money and other tuck the finder will
be libarai!y rewarded for returning
same to James Bush.
Hold the Fort Club is prospering
finely they have about 60 members;
have bought large flag and banner
and have got their badges.
About that "yaller dog of Craig
and that other fellow, it would seem by
reading both sides that the "yallcr dog"
had him by the ear. (Shake him TiSe.)
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
AFTERNOON.

I 80 p. n.-"The Model Superintendent. -
Rev. j. X. SasS-el.
The Model Paster''-C. HobIiiZri
'Sh"uld Lesson Helps be Used III the Class
Room?''-El,lcr Haian.
Election Of officers and Other business, qaes-
ton drawer.
EiESIStI.
Report of Secretary and township yicc- c-prrSi-
dents.
SUNDAY School Wori.'-Dr. +. ) Ral,.y
State secretary.
Sort addresses.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Governor.
ELBERr Il. klMBALi-,
Of Nevada.
For Lieutenant Governor,
GEORGE ii. WALLACE,
Of Howard County.
For Secretary Of State,
r. W. MOTT,
Of ST. Louis.
For TreaSur r,
A. D. FROWEiN.
of Henry County.
For Auditor.
GEORGE ". MARTIN,
nf Linn County.
For Attorney General,
l.. J.. BRIDGES,
of Sedalia.
For Register of Lands,
JOHN II. CHASE.
OF Iron County.
For Railroad Commissioner,
B. W. NEDDER,
Of Sedalia.
For Supreme Judge.
JAMES BOrSFORD,
Of kansas City.
The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
NATIONAL TICKET.

For President,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
of Indiana.
For Eicc-PreSident,
LEVI +. MDITON,
OF New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-08-23
Training Horses to Walk Fast.

The fast walking gait is an exceeding
ly desirable feature in horse, and this
method of training an animal to it is
i'll vogue at the South The first point
is, after colt is bridle- wise and &C
customed to the saddle or the harness.,
to allow it no gait except the walk the
trOt and other gaits will come of them
selves. Keep the colt on walk when
ever taken out for exercise, and, for a
time, let it take it's natural walk and
aim merely to keep it steadily to its
work and under control, and so do till
it takes readily to it as if business.
Do not be in hurry be patient, be
kind and gentle, for remember you are
educating, not breaking a young ami
NAL, and do not think it more preco-
cious or intelligent than a boy, as men
often seem to. When it has learned
enough to move along as if chiefly in
tent on its duty, then by an accustomed
word or sound of encouragement be-
gin carefully to quicken it's steps.
Don't be hasty or excite the colt ; re-
tain its confidence, for here the Spanish
prOverb will apply, "To be fast, be
slow" With efforts to increase the
rate of walking the colt will often do
what is perfectly natural to it, break
into trot then hold it up at once,
even if to a stand still. Then start
again carefully, keep the animal cool
and confident, and gradually urge on
again. 1t will be found that soon it
will try to trot again but stop as be-
fore and repeat this process till it has
learned to keep certain rate of speed,
as much as it will by the encourage
ment of the voice. Then the same
method can be used to increase it's speed
by light touches of the whip or spur,
until light touch of the whip will
only hurry, without breaking the walk,
the rapid play of the feet, as they
move with almost musical sounds
along the road. In this manner, if
followed with care, the speed can be
increased until it reaches the limit of
the animals ability. After the habit
of rapid walking is once formed any
other gait can be taught it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-08-23
Courtesy In Business.

The other day gentleman entered
one of the largest stores of Cincinnati
in pursuit of an article the price of
which he knew would scarcely exceed
the cost of postage on an ounce letter.
The fact of its insigniicance and that
it was rarely called for made it hard to
find. One clerk after another was en-
listed in the search, till finally they
were joined by the proprietor before
success crowned their efforts. Some
what mortified at the amount of trouble
he had caused, the customer began to
apologize, when he was silenced by the
proprietor, with, ''My friend, it was no
trouble it was business. We have
experienced full as much pleasure in
finding that for you as you have in re-
ceiving it. If you insist upon calling
this trouble, please remember that we
like to be troubled"
That merchant made an investment
by his courtesy. He laid up treasure
where moth and rust doth not corrupt,
and it wasn't laid up in Heaven, either.
He secured the patronage of man.
though he did not know it, who some-
times makes purchases that are worth
the while. Without intending it, he
cast some bread upon the waters.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-08-23
Farm for sale.

Onefourth mile outside the village limits of St
Johnsbury, at the head of Pleasant ST., within the
village school district, containing one hundred and
very productive for wheat, oats, and all crops
Crown IN northern Vermont A thrifty wood lot
Of fifteen acres. Well watered, with good water
at house and barns. Buildings pleasantly situat-
ed, and IN all respects desirable place for resi-
dence and for profitable farming. A portion OF
the purchase money can remain If desired.
RICHARD w. PEABODY.
June %, 1887. 4tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-08-23
Anti poplectine
TRADE MARK.

The only Apoplexy Preventive and Paralysis
Shock. 1t is a sure cure for Paralysis, Rheu-
matism, Heart Disease, Angina Pectoris,
Chronic bronchitis, Liver Complaint, Kid
ney Trouble, Dyspepsia, ETC., etc.
Manufactured by Dr.. +. S. HUTCHINSON Co.,
Enosburgh Falls, VT, U. S. A. Price 81 bottle,
mails.
For Sale by druggists and dealers in medicine
genelally. [t4 april s9l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-08-23
Horse Notes.

One of the largest horse farms in the
world is located thirteen miles north
east of Cheyenne, where the stockhol
ders of the Post PercherOn horse ranch
have invested some 81 ,225 900 in l20,-
600 acres of land and the improve
ments and stock thereon. 1t takes
over 800 miles of barb-wire fence to in
close this land, and the services of
of the 5000 head of horses now on the
ranch. Another equally large, if not
larger. breeding establishment is 10
Gated in Colorado. 1t is that of the
Percheron Norman Company, of which
E. Louis Kuhns of Denver is manager.
The following scale of points has
been adopted for the Vermont Eastern
Breeders meeting the coming fall {:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-08-23
Commissioners Notice.
JOSEPH R. DELANo's ESTATE.

JOSEPH X. DELANOS ESTATE.
The subscribers having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District of
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Joseph R. DeanO late
of Hardwick in said District, deceased, and the
term of six months from the 21st day of July.
1885, being allowed by said Court to the creditors of
said deceased to exhibit and prove their respec:
tive claims before us: Give notice that we will
attend to the duties of our appointments at the
residence of G. G. Montgomery in e. Hardwick in
said District, the first day of September and
the fifth day of January next at two o'clock in the
afternoon, on each of said days
C e r Sd TMDERWo3D' comm'rs.