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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-30
Mr.. vaux's Dance with Victoria.
NaRhxilie American

Ills oveTred by those who witnessed Mr..
faux's performance on that occasion tina, VII lie
Re danced well IL ere no relish % efscte roy
atty In his movement He struck out In regular
Democratic. puncheon-ioos. possum-in.ehe-gum
stump fashion, and there was . veritable Fourth
o.. July, gimme liberty SOUND IN the clafter Of
his heels and toes he forwarded aud backed,
swung corners aud did the grand right and left
There was q sag<s siion Of topping dyrasties
and crumhliug crowns in the way Mr.. vaux
rigeon-winged. busked and shufaed in the
presence OF royalty and In the midst OF the
proud nobility Of Britain's capital When be
swung ilis PARTNER there was IN unmistakable
wrist movement which gave II. + ~ To under
stand what would hsppen IL the British Lions
tai ssould ever get into his sinewy hand. Every
time he swung his foot be appeared Co spurn
crowns ard diadems and scepsyes and things
across the flocr He cspered n though he WAS
dsne,ng fer the head Of royalty In q charger.
There wss = Declaration OF Independence in his
ieg movements and his every attitude appesred
TO say Bully Tor q. Washington" Take IL sill
in ali, Mr.. vsux's dancing was 81 once an act OF
gsIlsnsry al assertion OF the principles Of the
Americas constitution and . bold deh 20 the
civine right al king.
Take the Northern Pacific Esiirosa vest buIed
sleegseg and diniaS route for al points East
A Cniibssg. city ticses agent. is second street.
boston BLOCK = 1ozkin. eepos 1cSes agea l.
seattle
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Wsshingtsn Inmiersties ssd 1omseseoA
Association.

Wsshingten IDmierstios and 1omeotooA
Assoctssion.
We have for sale 1000 acre. In different parts
OF the state "a .. - % 20. 20 en- ftoacrc farms:
GOOD fsrmlns lands: ~ scres ~ Enumcsaw, -
miles on Northern tactic railway.
One hunsrsd and twenty acres II EssIs Har-
Dor at 50 per scse only mica from seattle.
Ten aud .o-acre farms at Maple Waller. n
miles.
sorn I. Hoods Camel. Lake Wa hinxtsu AID
Other beautiful ioessions. from go per acre 70
sso3 Ter aer2
rrrsa yisrA
oac hundred and sfty acres, Theosiy sshar-
ban gsrt 10. aud Is miles south 81 :esf 1own-
send. where shere i q hea9ti'ui beach r
bathing cuFtag Az mo shs of the ye r ant
where there are good Aiming gsoatd.. In.
200 e.; wtse. 20 sc ~ wntsE, rangsn< irfm q
afh ms in depth, The te+eh irenis soa.h,
seiig sausmish Hsrhor--H III oil Canal
The dIsts~r t. rail TO Pors Townsend viii b.
sbou. - les
Ts.s sa.l. q fna,c sni general susro aadin9s
ara IS good 80 sny part Of Tire state.
tbs rec. f. div ded ia,o Evs. acre tracts ulth
the exec ~ GA OF row ~ reside nee lots. jxi03
tmsse iaieiy fFontsns The beach. Ths ian q
almost Level. sraaua ~ sisg from he beach IN
The rear Of ibe 'raci. with an elevation O. about
% feet 10 ne rlis.
TIE Buens Ss.;s Land Co VIII De incogpo
rated unser the ssass lass tat 40 shares -,
per sAare. each snare r~p-s sensiny enc sc.e.
"A sooa - the stock 4 snbscs rci n tee Ioss
fronting the besc0. aud the hye-sere lots will
beplacea o. sale. snh9ription. ~ sseek.. ard
applications sor irons los ~ &s3 each, aad rear
lots 80 each. on sa1 after May II
The Location ~ this besutifni tract will en-
able psri dofnr b1.Ines NJ PORT townsend 20
en5oy living Oh . fve-scfs homestsaf. and sesen
TIER place Of Ensinsss In half aa hour By rail.
TIE sriicls ia the fosr IxrgLLisxsesa o. Mar
4. Pr ofrts Tho construction Of D 70 ifoad vie
Bueas Visits ard Dezrost. ard thence soafh %
Portland. Usegon-
For pats Of tact sppiy at once. room n.
Ecxsel es1ilssng seattle
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MATURING ORCHARDS.
A Fruit Grower who Objects to Close
Nanarisg.

AHHaFftk
coassry Gentleman
VIII VOC allow one MO has learned hy
assr-eoaghs experlsnce and . we!l-n.ga
ruined yoang orchard. TO caution in-xee-
riencsd fruit grosess, and. tneeed, others
OF riper wears and knswiedgr. no are
guilty OF the same ihiag. ard then wonder
Why their orchards do no better. bear 50 ir-
regularly. and have general y sGch an IN
thrifty lock. I aileae to tae custom az
ARRIVING manure ~ an orchard somewhat
in this way Daring winter or early spring
The manure Is draws cat and tArSen
sesirs; he foot OF the tree. and when the
k.-eJ man faes :sEus be sca;sers wat has
nos lescaed away and what the grass and
weeds do rot prevent has getting. in err
Gle Of ten or twelve feet IN SiAmeser aroand
the tree, the most t~rsns lett ~ the .oss OF
the tree. where il furnishes food for an
tsur~nesrah2e snsss % auAek roots 70
searish. check the grosth u the tree, and
srre.a 10 the goorsr sosi beyond. Bat tAis
i oniy q miner evil. which, with much
wo.k. car be e-a.ieas<d- There Is another.
almost irrsm~aiAAle. IL 10 "a AXIOM N
Plant life sAss NE roots are always reach
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

s-si<s hsss wiH - received hy 8lfsrsors 81
schaol Dis re. Nc !. uzfli Monday. Jrre = IsSa.
a.s = n. EOS schoos eoads each al the ccaon-
Snxssoz ct s1e ssaoasanI sLts8 dollars. the
wsosc e she pssEtspA "a sssa bsssf. ~ % csc
Aandress and Efsy IN Sasaua tAsasse 6eala-x
Taese eoa6s viii besr srsssese o. 5 pr eeni
pep snnEn. ravSnae ssrss-Anrus ~.
Rnnsss nj rxn txeasy years frora THiy l. fsfa
hosA p-izr pal sr9 fafeTss: paFaa . .. Mes fork
or sss Frszzc-s o. 81 sae cy.taD Of purchases.
sc16s wfii be soi3 10 tie p<rse2 kA.1ias the
Aisae<s rsse OF preE.sz escE bid % szc-ste
TIE zsze Of pseusaa aSs aces1sz ksseresx
ESx1et VIC. A1lkx1. CO. 1ssaS.
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CAasox. New. May 2a-The free coinage
convention met here today and adopted
resolution requesting the senator's and rep
resentativs in congress from the state OF
Nevada to favor measure for the opening
of the minss Of the United States for the
free coinage and unlimited coinage OF
standard silver dollars and TO support no
other bill. Another resolution was
adopted disclaiming any c, injection with
politics on the part Of the convention.
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n,,u~ Of : n.s,I..,.s... mite.

named Marion. living ct Garden Grove.
was hissen on The lee by rat,lesnake ibis
afternoon. He is in . precarious condi-
ton and unconscious. and his recovery Is
doubtful This il the second snake-hise in
the neishhorhood. Some months ago =
RATHER bic boy near the same place. and
death resulted In few hours.
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Rate. 10 Ne Restored san. ..

CHICAGO. May ss.-The general passen-
ger agents OF Western railways met today.
and in accordance with the presidents I'M
Outstanding. agreed 10 restore rates on
June to the basis in effect December 81
last Its understood thai the transmits
souri, Association viii order the restoration
al rates from the Missouri river TO Colo
Yadc points
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L,xcorS. Neh,. May "A, o'clock to-
night furious wind and rain storm ssep;
over this psrs Of Nebraska, breaking trees.
ovefsarning Eght buildings and desnoiish-
inx fences and ehinneys. Reports are
coming in slowly. but mp 10 10 O'Clock no
aav,cc al any serious nature has been re-
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Attempted Assault, win = Knife.

John q. Farneil. a vicions-looksng youth
with one eve. attempted TO force his way
into the Elite dive. on Jackson street,
about 10 O'Clock last night, and upon being
refused admission drew isek-knite with
which to enforce his de mandS Before he
could do any damage ofticer Peer hap
pened along and gathered him IA.
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SACRAMENTO. Cal. May 2o--rhe local
federated trades organization has en-
ployed lawyers to bring legal proceedings
In the shape OF . writ Of mandate TO COM
rel the city trustees to work oil men in
municipal employ eight hours The feder-
sted trades rely upon srsicie IL. section IL.
OF the state constitution. which provides
that Eight hours shall constitute . legal
DAYS work on all public works.
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rAsaKNaKn LISTS.

ELLisroy, Mont. Nay 2s.-Ihe following
passengers sre on train No. l. Northern
Pacific. west bound:
u. I. Friek. n. Jones. Miss Tibbcfts. L B.
Kemp. q Burger. II. Brown. A. Burnard. II. A.
Ietsh. c. ?. Goddard aud wife. J. n. Brown and
family. r. X Lsber and wife. James Mords and
vile. and Afty.three secondelasa
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IDRESS TO VOTERS.
oPartisan Freeholders For
mally Presented.
APPEAL FOR 4 FULL vorE.


,---.
49, oiros
49,. M aspsFnsne we
y H" no'asfs. wco vii
: enzi .s'. ~ sne cay % sss.
vssess " s.'s ssns1 sson wa n,s n.ve
70 osssI n''ne IN issue % nor
eoncs1n ~ cay .nsn wM
seo''s. - s"sn eal'o.s nnosfo ~
= - -. uo..s :, - 80 a. i. 80, ~
- 'sn as - ~ .uA so.s
60 Ans ~. :. .a .rSns. 80 49,. ~ 10y
- 80 49,. - '"s.oA. - INV ioe
= IIs ss''. ~ - p'sJauo sy
- se1os' eA. w ss. $3.50 ps..s = me
49, $1,000. vo'e's 1sH.''s cns1 'sane
- 3. - s0'se'..
~ ~ c.n y ~ 9us.sn = = .ne IN
nsnszs = .nu n'sn eo'npossus sns We
!! ~ sl.I =, n'..s 1870 .:.. ss1..sn. ne
ee.kpe' po"sIs u = .,ss u se.1sse "a
ec.ng sa n'~.'isen
colDiN,e" sn 'nuehu.
WIN e e''y. Iniofmsd
un'c'pai INV. "si-e. pefsencea n mu-
nlEllA eounc'is' ann VITA .HovioHSe o.
- CIV Ieq'a'feMsn's !. mas oecn the
eo1ln g we pest citizens oi no.n pasues 20
Hmovs WIG easc''on ape VIC po'..'c.s Pfeju-
49, % se'ecs men lof snsA guar.
esnons LOT .ne .o1A. sua 70
~ ~ poHuca' eons'aela.ions "natever-
Nbe sn's IN view po'n I.s1saes nav CHOSEN
- snen anosleo pfopoasson 9, Lne hsssen
en 49, men. uppo-eu " ibis non-psf-
gen uckst are u''een men, sensfa''y mex
aencsd ana ualuh''neus cnosen scie'y ~
- fepfesensauves 2. 2 ciass and losing
ses'F GAINS Oh support upon CLASS pfeJu-
&c
Ape opPosatou ~ putting sossa every es-
iokflo poll its full strength and make test
r sewer tomorrow. Meetings. have been
~ eysry evening this week. scyerai
s..tcss ~orfem r,fa,e LAYING off f<.r,oyrow ~,
- -. ~-s~.h- e-.~-e....s-.
~. 100 49,. :. -, ~ -. 10Y ~.
MY g so'ihE' oas w "o!sias ies TUG 'scAes
she polls, and bands nave been
Employed for parading the streets during
- dav. While there ii nothing To be
11e,v~a fyom thesa aaIvafion Armv rnefh.
,s5~ =. q .l,o~. ~. -, 81, s,,r~ss. th.s
.se,,; - = go -, -. - -
'ne H"ac " sues", snu .ne nee css'.y
NE friends OF the uon-paltisAn ucket 70
uvuDe from their apathy.
Hon. Frank Bird. probably the best
155wn ana bext oualifIed man an the lahor
1i1s4t ..;,1. f,cn, th. n.mes .n,3o,..a
-. s4s 'on- -. .'s "~'.'Sss' Sas
vhooIAWus enu ueoIbe SioDst nss UGH
cssu - saAo n's Wace.
meeung OF the executive committees
q tho Republican and Democratic parties
- held Yesterday morning 10 discuss
matters concerninr the freeh0lders election
next Gsturd.v 4. ve.uls ri ~. ronfAv.
49, u :. s.o so.'ssa
s.se s.e 'oows sS P'sPsssu
.nu osoereo puohsneu
70 the Voters ef nc City ~ Seattle. On ea1u Q.
eay next May 81 IN election Of fifteen free
g acIs VIII pe neiu, wno VIII Ifsme new
=. u,. .p' 'ss o'.s o. ssa 10y .n'poas
viii - h.lA a. shs sisv Rs,rsn,slns - rsssi
importance 70 tho future prosper = ana a.
vciopmeut OF Seattle and apprcgia ins IL non.
partisan charscter. the Republican and Demo.
erau central committees, after conference ana
90. ~. W. .ns party sluns, aesel@.nsu
.,,.. 800. - ~. ,.sasn,sas Ma 49,.
snd IA view we are authorized 70 nressnt a,
your sufrrsres 1t IN At election the names Of the
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Hfc IaSFise. Nav GA public meeting
against the financial policy OF the Argentine
government VAS held in Busnos Ayres
Arri. Il No disturbance occurred. the
ministry resignins the evening e~iare. and
~ = II the director o. the Rance SatoasL
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rrN M r,rry uorns s.vrn

~ taking the Northern Pacific yestlhuiea train.
ksves sesstle $50 = IA daily. No chance OF
cara. and III mites the shcFyes roUfe 60 EalcsSo.
loarss sles ping cars tarogsh. plsesns pSsses.
eass IN VaiVn depot zen 10 nisy hours shsst 81
esaer lines. A. Gh.herx. csts ticket agent. ne
eSeoad stres. Boston hloek s. lonkin. depot
ticket xgy2t. Seattle.
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IeSnox. Nav S-At the Manchester
80. ,,.estlrs. the bsseders' fosi stakes. lis
sorsrsssas, for s-yess-olas. was wen es
suith.s colt Bempsno.
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MONTGOMERY. Ala, Mar - The Demo
cratic state convention today settled on an
ovyansxssian ;ch appears antavcraeie TO
Kalh Three ballots we're taken Tor gov
ernor and the convention adjourned until
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Arrived. &C pieces of ehalites bought under
vslne. Your ohosce. rev patterns. cents yard.
Chester clesry
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ADAMANT
WALL PLASTER.
Office, Io8 Columbia Street,
ROCKWELL Building.
TT. GRAHAM BERRY, Manl'r

The peculiar features of this plaster
are its wonderful hardness and quick
drying qualities. We reckon time OF
Adamanting by DAYS instead OF weeks.
Walls when finished practically fire.
rroof and not destroyed by water.
Any desired finish, white, marble or
grey sandstone. LOG, 900 buildings
Adamansed in last three years For
prices, testimonials, ETC., address as
above.
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FRANKFORT

In natural facilities Offers the grestsss induce
nenss TO capital aud manufactures of any
town or port In tne whole Pacific North
wsst Special inducements EXTENDED 10
Iurca asers who bald and improve their
property.
One hundred thousand dollars 10 now heinz ex-
penced b. the company on docks and other
city fmprpyemeufs
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Fer low rates. excellent Recommendations ana
~ TIE features that Constitute = sncresssat scd
Shos yshe trip In the East take the Northern Pa
s.hc Through yexteele fysEns Ia - Pau.
minneapolis. Duluth an1 Chicago. cons sting OF
sitting. drawiagrrofa and sicSping carr New
seafist sseepers under the direction ef the Pull
man Palace Car COMPANY aEe attached 80 daily
sarelxh trains Ne Better service 20 10 EoEsdA
4 ehilesfg. CITY rekes agent. is sescat street.
nosson block z. Toaksa. dspo; ticket agent. Sc
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,ecgSr cHEEK SslSsooSs


An eaassrs of tlekxS rsdsag si& TIE Ihsor
pss.sssn "a the Fast arc sco1 va sat lake tay
80 ne-ver WITHOUT sx; - charge. A. q Martha.
10. ~ - axx nj 70 ~ an1 81 seeS Eesson heck.
q y Rfsxxxs sEsat. etty socS
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FRANKFORT

Is supported by the greatest coal sro1. lumber
Ing and agricultural interest OF any Port ca
the Pacific COST
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cA pspsss > ssas . saaAs>

s.s<s.s, .rssu today vii leave soos ~ cs'an-
h,s ssrxef ss 20 p - Oanss esSsss 81 =
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aScENr LADIES CLOTHS
Thir'y-slx inches vide, new shades tusi re-
eesvsd. CO, ss.r Cieary
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sKw s.rtsSs Chester cle.ry
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u yoe want the best butter ask yos grocer tor
:. b Asens' fancy creaneg~
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FRANKFORT

In located on q maenifcent site; dry snd .eve
land. plated with hrosds~treetS and alleys:
is well she tered from bleak and winter
wines; has an abundant supply .; pure
running wat n
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Smith, HinsdilI 4 Jewett,

REAL ESTATE AND iSvEsTMENT hROKBRS
Rooms 90. $40. sll. Butler block.
IT Re elevator
tMiehigan Head quarters.l
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FRANKFORT

Has unequaled saw nall sises. supported BY m
fnexhanssshle supply OF superior timber
Parties engaged Ia TIA industry arr tnvtt~ -
10 iavesfiss,s. - special Inducements viii
be extended
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
nIrn.s nIcISnN

Hon. a.. ". wcodhury In private
letter writes Ee.i'. decislon in The Ma
tional House l. particularly gtauiN ing
Ia Maine. Near the closs IL The session
~ our legislature In lSa', hsNing cXcusci
al the msmhcrs bat iast a quorum 20 DO
the business In the >cnate, ~ which !
Nas a member. Jason Carlton, a memhcr
from lincoln County, came into The Sch
ate, having hc.u ahseut about siN Wefks,
and declared that the revision 81 the
statute. should not D. enacted until b.
had time "a - through them section BY
se1tion and compare them with the old
status. H. Wa a member % the COM
mittee % rvVision, aud although the cum-
miftrs hal held some ltD sessions, he
had not hecn present 40 morr than ave
90 ak. The President 20 The >snaic was
very busy signing bllls, AMI h. called
the senator. Together for CONSULTATION.
I suggested that Il Nas very cay mat
Ter % stop hlihastcring that thr con-
stitution declared that each hnus" Uas
the iudgv % the elcCtion ~ IT, oNu mem
hcr.. aud that a majority was quorum
"a do business. and that a majority -
that quorum voting In the Affirmative
The bin Was passed. lle askcl M u ]
vas Ia ths chair II I should make that
decision. I told him should. Ihs
senators saN No ether Uay oui ~ The
dilemma. and promised II thsrv va an
APPEAL o. sustain The DECISION 20 the
Prrsldeni Ile dh uHt want Go make
the decision. anl vacated the chair, aui
I was elected President pro tcmrorv.
several bill and resolves passed With
cot opposlilon and Nvrr signed AMI seut
down. bat a chapter 20 ths rrSision came
up 90 D. enacted and deylarci Il pas.e'i.
Carlton douhtcd the vote. Tho question
was ca making Cvrtain. lourtcvu ssua-
tors rue In ihs Affirmative aud ! made
hfteyu and again DECLARED tn hill passe,i
Then Carlton raised the question 20 a
quorum. I ruled that a quorum h.lns
present. aud a majority 70 that quorum
voting Ia the afiirmtti,c. tn BIN Na'
passe,l. lie appealed from the dccision
and I stated the question. l.turc Tie
senate. Vas The chair hal ruled. a ma
ioriiy 20 tn senate heing present, Whirh
constitutes a quorum hv thr constitution
aud a MAJORITY 81 The quorum voting in
The affirmative. che bill was pa.ss,i. The
senator from lincoln appealed from thr
decision 81 the chair. shall The chair 'r
sustained The messsngrr hal hrvughi
In the I'r-sidrui from The anicrUom vhrr,
b. was siguing bill., AMI siNtcru sruh'
tor stood az AMI eerr cpunied AMI tn
chair va SUSTAINED anil husincss pro-
ccede,l without further interruption.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

Nl'HEHEas. Nasis,iIis Hall % Peru In ths
w Couniy 81 Oxfori, by his mortsskv dss-i,
dsis-i tn ntccuth u.s. dsy - sotsmlsf, 4. II.
ls-sl And rvroriei In The oxford Registry ~
prri.. lis,sk .io. Page "a. coateyci b. obs John
x Trask 20 MsNioe. IN ALI tesiniy, csftaia
pafusl - real estate sitast-i In fcru In sahi
Coantg % O,fsf,i. All tsaRsie-i az folhgs., D.
vli On III east ~ hhi 0vnci by lrans MI
der on ths south sni wet by hni formerly
Ownci ty bean Luut. ant 90 the north by tbs
Ansifo.coggin river. shi knosu as The Levi
Laut lara. contaihlhx nny asrr. mers or -.
ant whsrra. on ths niRstrrnth lial day ~ Nov.
4. n. is.si. Alt jela o. rr.sk ~ NJ. s.sisntnsni
In writlnE Transferred AMI as.istct The afOfv
ALI uiortsaxs AMI The delt tbsrxby securri D.
wm. n. sr,-ne thea 20 fars In all .ouniy ,
uhich asst umeni 1, duly recori~i In ALI ohfori
Records. n.-,k 80. Page lee. AMI whrrea.. the
ALI Nm. y. srs.ne. Ia. sihos decsa.si, ani
thc dntsr.ixpe,i Mar \. sr.rne. has t-ecn daly
aptolntesi saifninsirstrx - the E,si. sni estate
xhlch werv - saii Vim. n. swsoe AMI whereas
The coalition % aid mortgage has irsn broken.
nov ther.fOrs, by reason ~ the brsash ofthe oou'
sii,isa ther,os. Q. In my ssi espseity q. stnin-
istrstrix aforc.Ali. ant BY ,iftas % The authori
o. Nth ~hich am ss Aforesaid ,estsi. claim
forpelssur. % All mortgage.
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vIyuEREAs, Aibion n. Hollis. thsa % Hart
w fori, In The Ccaniy OF osf.rf, ny III: m:,sz
AMI rtrsr,iesi In The oxford Registry 81 De~is.
hsok la, pAxe s-s. oca,syef 10 zoe AmersA ~
B~essa ~ ssii IIarsforta certain paroel of real
s.sst- situated In The village % Hartford tsntrv,
80 eaI.~i IN ssii town ef Hartford. AMI boanhesi
AZ fsilovs % OH o certain stasi sitnaset in
Hartford (srsrv, In saii town 81 Hartford. 10
tween John Teri's stapi ssi Ne school hea.s,
AMI kpoun a. the Rufus wooisum stand. and
th~s orrupisi by joseph nussell, AMI icing the
ssasi con.eyci % saii lioiiss BY ssid Issnsen
ani eontaisiar one and ons half sesrs 81 lsnf
nj = berras. the said Amersos u. Bepsos iii "
vr,t,ns under his hand Asd seai The eth day ~
ne A. D. is.s, ell transfer and assign ths said
nsrtxaxs de~i ani The det< thssvsy vecarci 10
ne. the undersigned. sai sssixnment being
rsroriesi In oxford rycecis hcek fn, paee -.
An vhrrvas the ossditioa ef said mortgage has
Len broksa. ssu thervfosv, ~ rvasoa ef ths
brrsss Of he coalition tksreof the sssixses Of
said messsags. sSin forvsicsurs Of the same.
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VETERAN ASSOCIATION

The executive committee ~ the Ox-
ford County Veteran Association viii
meet for business az q. a. II. Hall.
south Paris. on Wednesday, March l2th.
at N o'clock. A. ". The Post Command
ers % the a., A. X. Posts In the county
constitute this committee aud Il u hoped
thar all will b. present az the time and
place above named.
south Paris. March lat, ls9o.
m. ". BOLSTER.
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Amos v. MOTIFS.
Chairman Executive Committee.
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