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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18
WILLIAMS OWN.

Farmers report very good sugar season this
spring and that the sap contains an unusually
large per cent of sugar. Prices range from six
10 10 cents per pound. Western parties paid
Edward Adams eight cents for sugar and 50
cents per gallon for syrup, delivered at the
depot.
spring. Hattie Brockway in Toad Hollow
district; Nellie vii Jams in the iougee dis
trict Mel lie Colby in the Winchester dis riot
Hattie Briggs in her own district and Matte
There are now six granite firms in town. -
j. X. Lynde has rented the Bancroft building.
in the now barn Of the Viiiin1stown Cirnnite
company The Nictno list society are thinking
OF selling their parsonage and building a new
to H. -. Gale5s house and that the parties
owning the drugstore will occupy the Congre-
gational parsonage
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large audience assembled in Holoy hall
on Friday evening to witness the literary and
dramatic entertainment by the pupils Of the
Graded school. The exercises consisted of;
Song, 1--WE Come from Fairy Land" by the
Grammar school; recitation, "Whistling in
Heaven" by Winncford f.. Hammond; song
What Care l." by Clara Dunsheo; essay, He
Who Daz2lcs Must Dig" by Lena Roseman:
song, counting Seeds" by Carrie Patterson;
by Genie Hill; duct, rho Lonely Bird" by
Iona McGce and Lena Roseman; recitation,
Win hGEe@dy Mabel Will; song, Mhc
'prophecies,' Grace Bosworth: song, when
the Stars Begin to Peep by Minnie Nc Geo.
The drama, The Stolen Will" closed the en-
tertainmcnt Piano solos by Misses Adah
Kent; Grace Bu-Worth and Lena Huseman, a
duet by Misses Lena Roscman and Ncltic Alb
erneihy, and Z violin ,o.oby Miss Carrie Pat
terSuiL formed lie instrumental music, The
pupils and teachers arr deserving of credit
Tor their efforts in providing an entertain
mCnt OF such a varied character All per
formed their allotted porta we'll. and it can be
truly sad that it was an evening of rare en-
joymCut.
down North street, thence through Main be
tween the hiOcss. He had ~ men at work
Friday. Mrs. Hattie story and son of Glyn-
don Mimi. and Mrs. John Calkins and son of
Rchfurd were -ucsts of Mr.. and Mrs q. +.
Circuit last week. Miss Swinyer Of Rochester.
Vt. is visiting Mrs. G. W. llulett.-Lettcrs
from Nampa, Idaho report that f. f.. Barton.
formerly Of tbs place. is in very DOR health.
+. \. Hill Of Starksboro il soon to become a
resident OF TN. village. .-ttv william Poison
Will preach his closing sermon for the confer
encc, year at the Methodist church next
sunday. -iiltord chapter is Differed as fol.
lows: w. w. Necdham. II T.; W. =. Chase.
f.. J, :. Dodge, =; II B. Williams, treasurer;
5: +. Iiasctine, secretary: H. :. Sumner. {.
H.; G. W. llulctt, i. =; :. w. Hatch, II. A. C.;
G.. W. Flint. 3D. V: James DOten, I'd V; a. Il.
Nahum, Isl v: w. l.. Champion, tyler. Meet
mgs are held every rue,day evening at the
school house on Tracy hill.
Rev. George a. Smith has one day last
week secured pledges to the amount of
900 from the m9mbcr, Of his congregation,
with which 10 repair and bcauify tie Baptist
house of worship, and the work of rctonstruc-
ton has already commenced under the direc-
tiou CT various committees.
There was u good ate dance in town Satur-
day.. G. Dixie ~ Co, shipped $500 pounds OF
maple sugar last week 10 parties in the West
Capt. J. l.. Lincoln. who has been in poor
health the past two years, died Monday He
was formerly engaged in business at West
Lincoln, and removed to this VILLAGE last Sep
TENDER: The funeral took place Wednesday,
under Masonic auspices.
tarrCntcrs and painters are busy these days.
-GCorge \. Ay"roi It. Adams, was in town
Tuesday i'll consultation with the railroad com
lnittce,
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George W. Curry's Estate.

STATE or ' ERMONT, lThe Honorable tho
the District of Cpittcndcn.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the
estate o. George w. Curry, late of ~helburne,
in said district, deceased.
GHEEr1Na.
Whereas, application hath been made to
this Court in writing by the administered or of
said estate lr. y.uu Tor license and ant uurty to
sell tn" W ole uf real estate of s1.d deceased.
tor the pa5 mCnt Of debts and Cl ar-r, OF adj
mis- alton setting t-r;h therein the amount
OF debts ddr from 81 d deceased. Tia" charges
OF administration and amount d. + pen suull cs-
tat and the .itGAtiOn Of the icH' e. ttje.
Whcrcupun. the said Court appointed and
assigned the 2nth day of April. !-.i, at the
Probate Court Rooms, in said district TO hear
ana dec ilc upon "a Application AMI petition,
anu ordered Iuphc uoti g, hereof oEc giVon 70
All persons ltlc"--ttd therin by pa 'lsIIug "a
orutr, iogeihc! with the time ana place O. hear
ing' three weeks successive y IVA tine Bu.Ill... nu
r. lee lr.-s Il ne ~nIpsr which riicu U't. Ia
thc hrEhhornIod of those persons interested
IN sa'd estate. ali which - b,.cpti ms -.i... oe
prey b. 10 IT, Jay --igUe FIR hear nls.
Therefore, You a1e hereby notified f." appear
bcluiE salu t.r'. q tno time ANA lace a..
signed. u AMI thc.c IN said Court. 10 make
your objection 10 the Granting of -uch license,
If You sec c;u-e.
=, Given nnder my hanA at tnc Probate Court
Rooms tins "ih day of Npri.. l,.r
Al ,w3w JE%Nl!.~'T\CY REGISTER
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Are you a Nervous Sufferer?
DO you Have These symptoms and Feel
ings?

NerNous affections are very preva lent in the
spring, ana are attended by reStl'~H'Ss and
ne fr"USu*S, all durjetN or depression of the
NINA. loss of interest in society and the daily
affairs of life, There will be ti;cd, tdHGtd
JchnD with sense Of cJht,tti0H, upon wax NJ
in the morning. + ;rsons soaf ctel tir ceasily
having little power of endurance there 8 often
idd taste IN the month, with tdihtI"SS
or sihkiHg at the stomach; there may be loss
of appetite or 1t will pecome variable. and
digestion may be impaired. They gradually be
come nervous, restless and irritable, and
there often more or less loss of sleep.
There Will be feeling OF erldudjon, hSStim,
and idrh NJ inciinrtion for elmer physical or
mental ercHiou. There is an almost constant
SENSE of readiness, idhgItpr and dizziness. often
acrompan ed 10y strange and GiSdWccdhe sem
SdttOn in the hcdi and cgcs. often follows by
hctddchc The nights SLEEP. which should re
fresh the sy-tem and restore strength and Wig
or to the nerves and muscles. often rdr,S them
IN the morning more fircd ana crlGlStcd man
on retiring
Persons thus affected are often despondcnt
and suffer from gloom and depression of
mind. The nerves become so weak eued after
a time that the least excitement or shock viii
HuS' the face and bring on a trcmor or trcno-
HWg often attended by more or less pdlItd-
ton Of the heart.
If you have the above symptoms and feel
ings, or II II portion of them, HOu are SUf,r,Hg
from nervous disease caused by an exhausted
condition of the nerve power, which is slowly
but surely sarping your life and cn"rgir.,
and II Is absolutely necessary for you, if YOU
would prevent insanity, paralysis or total
prostratiOn to Use the great nerve iuNigOrJat
and vital rrstor tive. DIR GhEENE'S NER-
NCRA, which Is purely vegetable and perfect
~ harmless and for sale by all druggists at
Sl.C0 per bottle. r fuse all substitutes. a. this
graf remedy has no equal. II 18Th, best SyIdig
mcdiciHe in the lrOrid.
If you ire rrth. tiTCd and nervous, with hfc-
less fcciul0 and NJ ambition to rorj;, it viii
restore your strength. vixor aud energies.
If you arc SiccplcSS and rake tircd Ho.rniugS,
with duU hcdd, bat taste in the m0pth, no ap-
ness this wonderful remedy will clear your
head. tone up your nerves, invigorate
your blood and put vim and life into you.
READ THIS WONDERFUL CURE.
suffered for long time from nervous pros
trition Indeed. the exhaustion Of trfrc i,o},c,
SDc6chloSS at times. Several doctors were con-
suited and many medicines We're tried, hut
without reiicf. Learning Of the efficacy o.
Or. Grccrs'S N,'ruTd, began It's Use with a.
most immediate benefit: and under its contin-
ued use for two or three months ! became
strong and we'll
MRS. ELIZA Il. MCFARLAND,
40, North Ninth St, Philadelphia, pa.
DR.. Greene. the great specialist in the cure
Of nervous and chronic diseases, of 80 West
18th St, New York. can be consulted free of
charge, personally or by letter.
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MORRISVlLLE.

Our etctRn druggist, A. .. Gates is making
u decided Improvement i'll the interior of ms
drug store. Cora douglas of Thctford is Wis
itinE her brother. Rev. w. l.. Dougas.-rhe
Ola ioikS concert ON tuesday evening was well
atrndcI.- The meeting of the Methodist
Ladies Aid at Dadicl Smiths on Wednesday
AFTERNOON, was we'll attended and resulted in
caIccllnS the debt of ) 100 which the ladies
took upo themselves to pay as part in the
church building eXpe nsc.-t George X. CurTicr
haS been in Boston this week Tho Ladies'
Circle was well attended at the Congrega-
tional vcstrN on riday afternouu.-An enjoy
able social time. with new maple sugar served
Wa par!icipatel in by good number at Grand
army hal on Thursday evening. Tickets are
selling rapidly ior the lecture by Rev. Sam
small A. town hail, Friday evening, April -.
hey. W. T.. DouHlas went to conference on
TUESDAY. II j. the hope ana expectation of al!
lhat he VIII return here. There viii be no
services at the Nctnoi list church next sunday
Key. w. Il. Pufcr. the last pastor OF the Meth
odlst church here PRECEDING Mr.. DouglaS. ex-
pcttS Ia wit draw from active work at this
conference. and is expecting TO come here
from Enusburgh ana nly Il residence herc..
y delegation from Post Warner are Contctn-
platiug attending the National Encampment
at Boston in August. Mrs ID. X. Iickuk is
Visiting her daugntcri in Schenectady. y. y
Guy Hcrrick goes t. Boston Tuesday to work
IN q furniture store Nottic Spaudlng is
teaching in the Union school at Aluntpclicr-
Tie seals ar: nearly al taken two weeks in
advance of the loctdre by Rev sam SIN. H.
!. q. Andrews took carload Of horses to Bos-
ton on Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18

1t is prime necessity of health that tho ac-
ton of the bowels shou be kept regular.
But the way to overcome temporary tit of
constipation, or TO remedy chronic constive-
ness, Is not TO deluge the stomach and drench
the bowels with purgatives of violent and
painful action. The happy medium between
an imperative and violent cathartic is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, which acts Just sum-
GENTLY upon the bowels to relax them, without
pain, and which being wholesome tonic, as
well as aperient, has the effect of strengthen
ing both them and the stomach, and promot-
ing the well being OF the whole internal econo-
my. The removal of bilt from the blood, in
creased activity of the liver, usually dormant
in cases of contiveness and sound digestion
follows the use of this benehcent medicine az
thorough and genial in its effects as II is safe
and pure in composition rheumatism, fever
and aRue, kidney troubles and debility are
also remedied by it.
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ROYALTON.

Friday morning It staging which had been
erected by means of brackets for the purpose
OF Singing tn" neni-on residence gave way,
letting SeNmore u.Ncr, aged ~ years and his
son ira fall to tie gro uui. breaking the thigh
Of IA" former aud tuc arm OF tire latter. l..
Wild. who was assisting Culver ana son felt
the staging Civ ~ way and Gras,ci hold of the
shingl and sustained himself on the roof till
taken for the assistance of the injured.
lhe sugar rHrty given by d. ". Bliss was
largely attended, the receipts 20 To repair the
Vermont cry, South DAKOTA arrived at the
Cascadnac House, saturday night. Mr. Bow
nan has come la I to solicit aid in purchasing
Dakota II few yra,~ ago. j. 6. Graham of
Ogdcn~burg, y. T., WHO has been in town the
rast few weeks work .ug up the Windsor Coun-
" History has gone to sharon.
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NEW iiANEN.

Rev. W. L. hague, pastor Of the Congreya-
tionai church. read his res-nation last sun
rl.grins' church OF springfield. Mo, and
wishes the society 10 uni,c with him in calling
a council TO acccet ais resignation either The
has been in Nrw Haven 70 th" u9huilliug ~
Zion. lie VA, very fond of music and not II him.
self ana his cstinable wife We're lnr mus clans
ana took lively Interest IN he choir, which
has improved grca ~ dur.nv his pastoratc. It
was largely thr u-h his CXcrtions and infli-
ence that the church 1T New Haven Mills was
rcpuirci; that the new u'pe organ was pro
cured that the grading was done in front Of
the old church; That the Choral society was
organized that supper was served and II pleas
ant lmc mad, Il feature Of the annual Cnurch
meeting. All wi-h Mr.. and Mrs. Hague and
family God ped and fnture prospnrity.
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ChEI- SEA.

The maple sugar season, though late in be
Ccllent sugar. y. &. Moore has already from
400 trees sold $50 worth besides giving away
considerable and reserying enough for his own
use lie gets ~ cents pound for what he
makes into cakes.
liolton :. Annis and Erastus Smith are eX-
cellent SUGAR makers and get 10 cents per
pound for ali they make
Mrs. +. r. Hyde with her daughter, Ger
trude, has returned from Burlington where she
spent a week with her sister, Mrs. ID. j. Fos-
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NORTH FERRISBlJRGH.

John Wheeler has returned from Madrid
=. \ =. where he spent the Wnter.-One OF the
CreaIncrie- opened for business, Monday. The
other one VIII commence the l4th.- school
teachers a'e scarce. the school law has ted
up some good teachers in this town this spring.
lice Pa lmcr viii teach on the stage road
and Miss Brown comes back to the Hollow -
Abbie Nakin goes to Wcyhridgc arain for the
spring term.-Nlro. " oodall is visiting her
parents IN New York. The Rev. Mr.. Woodall
goes to conference soon.-Mrs. Harrington is
quite sick al the home Of her son. John Har-
rlngton. Mrs. j. y. kenS ON. her daughter. has
been caring for her several DAYS. Nelson
Sears is moving a barn Tor WILDER Ball. lie
has also Ia en- the job Of moving the house Of
j. W. Dak!n on the land set to nim in the di-
vision of the Isaac Dakin estate.
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EAST WARREN

Mrs William sullivan has gone to Fitch
burg: Mary Gleason with Mrs, w. w. Iosley II
OF " ail5held is on few weeks visit to friends
in New Hampshire and achusetts-Sugar-
ing seems to he about through and only half
as much sugar made rs On the average season.
William Thomson, who has lived at Peter
left for parts unknown.-M. r. Goodspeed
buys fat calves every two weeks.-Quarterly
meeting services We're hel d last Saturday and
Sunday by the Rev. Charles Cahee assisted BY
Rev. j. r. BuZZel.
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Clement BrOwnson is recovering from a long
Hines. A. i. Morse and wife have moved to
Brandon, where he is employed by 7. A. Rich
been in Lown the most OF the winter, have
gone to East vi tdlebury. Mrs. Minnie Rounds
Of Clarendon is visiting ut ID. L. Smiths Miss
Nellie Bissette is engaged for a second term as
teacher al the centre ~ the town. Mrs. /. II.
Norton has returned from long visit in
Michigan The auction held last ek at the
residence of I he late George Sparks was poorly
attended, owing 10 bad weather and roads.
II. tickert and &. Brownson have been putting
up ice from Lake Dunmore for New York.
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100 Ladies Wanted

And 100 men TO call on any druggist for a
free trial package OF Lanes Family Medicine
the great root and herb remedy, discovered by
Dr. Silas Lane while in the Rocky Mountains.
For diseases of tie blood, liver and kidneys it
is a positive cure. For constipation and clear
ing up the complexion 1t does wonders. Child
rem like it. Everyone praises it. Large-size
package, 90 cents At all druggists.
Forced TO Leave Home.
Over 20 people were forced TO leave their homes
yesterday to call for free trial package OF
Lanes Family Medicine. IL your blood is bad
your liver and kidneys out OF order, ii you are
constipated and have headache and an insight
~ compile xion, don't fail to call on any drug
Gist to day for a free sample of this grand rem
edy. The ladies praise 1t. Everyone likes it.
Large size package ~ cents. 9d.eod&w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18

One Of the medicines that are gaining a
widespread reputation is Bakers Young
Cherry BalsaIn. The success tins medicine
has NET with IN all cases of throat and lung
trouble ~ truly wonderful and has already
made Tor 1t more than local reputation. II
is used and endorsed by all classes, old and
young high and low. Many letters are receiv-
ed by the manufacturer of Young Cherry
Balsalp iron well known people, all speaking
IN the hishG0t terms of It's efficacy, and report
ing remarkable cures that il has made Ii
seems destined to become one of the leading
medicines of this country.
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RIPTON,

w. r. Howard on the 4th inst found and
killed a striped snake.-There was debate
on Saturday night 18th inst, at the town house
license and in which y. f. Hurlburt, A. n.
Brown, w. 5. Huntley and IL. c. Powers par
tcipated. - Nelson Kirby has sold his farm TO
George Whittemore and gone to Rochester.
George Whittemore has taken possession OF
his new purchase.--Jerry Manning has moved
onto John Browns farm While Mr.. Brown has
,llebury.
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ENNSRilRGH EAll 6

\. j. Croft shipped car load Of new maple
sugar to st. Paul. Mimi, Friday. H. d Ken
Nendall.--D. VI. Gardner has gone to southern
'alifornia. ". f.. rucK has bought the stock
Of goods of the late g. Archa>nbault ana is
putting in IA large stock OF dry goods. The
nody of the little Blair Cir has not been recuv-
cred yet, owing 10 high water and ice. although
they have found the shawl she had on.
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| have never sold any of your medicine, hut
have been using It in my family. We reserve
She remainder Tor future Use and send pay for
all. We use .iohnson's Auodyne l.inIment for
IA nasal wash for catalrh, and We are delighted
with ii. We Ina / tried almost everything re
commended for Catarrh, but find .ohnson's
Anodync l.iniment far superior to any yet
used | used it with IA common dOuche. accord
ing to your direction. J. F.. WHlrpLE.
Island Shoals. Tia.
Gents: Your .Iohnson's AuOdyne iiniment
is the nest thing have ever seen. | believe it
saved my hus ba nd's life Last wear he wa
suffering intense agony with bronchitis, and
used il as YOU direct. 1t gave him relief in a
few minute. ELIZABErA SANDERS.
tearn Springs. Miss.
Dr. l. :. johnson Not withdrawing M pre-
iudice against proprietary medicines. am. in
Justice TO you, compelled to acknowledge That
.Iohnson's Anodyne l.iniment exces ANYTHING
that ever tried for the diseases it is recon-
mended to cure, Experience has taught me
the above lesson. WIN. y. II AGGARD
TREATMENT FOR CATARRH.-T "A half tum-
bier of lukcwarm water add one tea-spoonful of
Johnson's Anodync lInllnent ana sUu.I II ny
the nostrils every morning, by pouring nto
the palm of the hand, placing the nose to it
and quickly drawing in the breath. II the
disease is Of long standing. better plan is to
one quart of lukeWarm water add ono heaped
tea-spoOufuls of common baking soda and
three or four teaspoonfuls of the Liniment;
mix thoroughly. and by means OF the douche,
allow il to pass up one nOStril and tlOwtrOm the
other breathing through the mouth during
the operation. The sensation is very pleasant.
No matter how well YOU know this madeline,
1t will pay you to send to /, :. johnson & Co..
Boston, Mass, tor pamphlet free, Just to
learn how to use the Linimcnt economically.
4 tea spoonful properly used will often do
more good than half bottle rs some people
use it.
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Cure for Constipation and Sick-Head-
ache

DR.. Silas Lane, while in the Rocky Noun
tains, discovered a root that when combined
with other herbs makes an easy and certain
cure for constipation. II is in the form of dry
lily Medicine. 1t will cure sick headache in
in one night. For the blood liver and kidney
and for clearing up the complexion it does
wonders. Druggists sell il ut 30 cents pack
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PEOPLE WHO VOUCH FORT.

II one could believe one-hundred part Of
what people say in praise of Johnson's lrno-
dyne Linlment, il would be an easy matter
al parently to maintain good health to extreme
old age. Now here are three certificates re-
Gently sen t US. We don't vouch for ITEM, but
it seems probable that the statements made
are true, as the parties could have no interest
in publishing anything except to benefit fellow
sufferers.
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bREAD | OAE.

Nelson Kirby has sold his farm to George
Whlttcmore aud Michael Kirby has bought a
farm i'll Rochester, and moved his falily
for Providence, Il. l., April s, for "A two weeks
visit; Ward Brown is cutting up the farmers
wood piles with his horse power Samuel
Farr of Hyde Park, who has been visiting
friends here, returned home last weck.-H. l.
Spoor is taking down his saw mill.
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BE- THEl.

F. E Ray has resumed his former occupa-
ton of buying and Sc ling poultry and is breed
ing many fancy varieties. He has purchased
Ing purposes. Several tons Of lnarle sugar
were shipped from the depot last week. Sugar
makers report little more than half a crop.
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HANCOCK.

Bertha Alix has returned from q visit in
Granville. Mrs. John Darling is gaining
Mr., and Mrs. Prossor have returned. Ethel
the ice-L lian Rhodes is visiting in Rochest-
er.-Mr. PrOsser il going to paint q. Marshs's
house.-Lill Darling is sick.
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AST Cal AIS

William George of Winthrop, Mass, who Is
engaged III the butter business at that place is
at home Tor II short stny.-A short sugar crop
is reported in his vicinity. G. \. Wing stands
at the head for the making of light cOlored
sugar +. r. GeurGe is settling up hi. business
at this place preparatory to going TO Winthrop,
Mass. May /.
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Fred II. Hildreth'S Estate.

We The Subscribers. having been appniatei
by the Honorable the Probate { curt for tho
District of Chit'enl,u. Commissioners TO re-
ceivc. examine and adj 5u,t the claim, and de
mands OF al! utr-puS against the e.
tate of Fred n Ajldreth. late OF RiChmond
in said district deceased, and also
all claims ana demands vNMhted in
Offset thereto: and S,N months from
the day OF the date htreof lein- above by
SAID Court for that purpose, We do therefore,
hereby give notice that We will attend Ia the
business Of our appointment. at t.e JonesNlue
/ ouse in l,ichmunu in said district On The last
Saturdays of June aud september next at ten
O'Clock a. ~, on each OF said days.
Dated This 59th day Of Ma ella lS'n,
HENRY GILI.ElT commissioners
ALREKT TOWN, iNoH'''''9s'"norN
Az u(V
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WAIT SFIElO.

Mrs. Joel Foster Il life long resilient of Waits
field: died of pneumonia, April ~. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charlotte Campbell of Omaha. Ncb.
mas neen with her for the past -four years, car
leave her old home and friends to 90 to the
home of her daughter in NeDras&a
j. j, kelly has purchasela pair of very fine
work horses from parties i'll RuXbury. Price
no. known