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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-17
Pr0ch ~bezdynlny.

W ostatnich dniach proch
%bezdymny, ma ktorego wyrob
mocarstwa europejskle znaczne
poswlecily kwoty, poddany
byf probom TAX W Peszcle W
obec delegacyi austro-wegler-
skich, )ak We Francyi W
obozie pod Chalops. PROXY
j tn i tam wypadiy korzys:nie
wedlug s%prawozdaa talk urze-
dowych, ]ak i dziennikarskich.
I%naczei rzecz je4nak przesta-
via organ wojskowy francuski
,,Pueglad wojskowy." vProch
%bezdymny = pisze ten dzien-
mix = powtornie wykazaf W
u2yciu, Re bardzo trudno be
dzle obyG sic bez prochu ivy
czajnego W przysziych wo]nach.
Niedostatki jego u%wydatnlty
sic szczegolpie] PREY ostatr!oh
Gwiczeniach wojskowych W
Peszcle. Faktem jest, Re pc
kilkunastu strzafach zotnlerze
omdlewali cd niezwYk1ego i'm
odoru, wydzietajacego sic re
spalonego prochu, TAX Re
ostatecznle przerwac muslano
ma razie strzelanle. Ciekawa
rzecz, ]ak bedzie gdyby cafe
korpusy strze1a6 mia3y W CA
sic bltwy pc kilka lub ki'ka-
nascie godzln prochem bez-
dymnym; Geese przynaJmnie]
legfaby pokotem, gdyz niez-
nosnego zapachu, dziafajacego
tax ma znysiy powoniepia,
znlescby ME mogla. Zauwa-
zono przytem, lie zofnierz z
pewnym niepokojem %strzela
prochem bezdymnym. To samo
powiedzieG mozna i O naszych
probach dokonanych z pro.
chem b%ezdymnym W obozie
pod Chalons. Pomimo, il
proch fracuzkl jest bezwarun-
kowo najlepszym z dotychczas
znanych zas1ugu]e W pewnym
chociaz muie]szym s+opniu ma
te sama nagane. [ u mas Tot
nierze byli pc kilkunastu
wystrzaiach zupeinle odurzeni,
Wielkie Gwiczenia fraucuzkie
w ktorych proch bezdymny
bedzie zastosowanym IA wei
kle rozmiary, rozstrzygna os'
tateczn;e o jego losie." =
Zdanie to wojskowego fran
cuzkiego ME jest wyjatkowem:
.ledawno BOWEN oswladczy
sic jelen z jeneraiow WHO'S
kich przec,w zaprowadzenlu "
armu nowego tego prochu.
Latwo vice bye mole, *
ostateczn1e proch bezdymn,
tax szybko, ]ak zostat zapro
wadzonym talk rowniez szyb
ko bedzle usunietym Z armi
europejskich, a chemicy i woj
j, skowi sma2yc sobie beda mozg
mad nowym ulepszonym smler
cionosnym wynalazkiem.
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-17
N%arzeczOna z brOda.
Obrazek z ezas0w wOien
napoleOhskich.
wziszpanii.
(Ciag dalszy).

i ola mnie mysl przvszta 90
glcwy: gdybys to uczynif, to
koniec z parma Salvatore;
zab6icy OLGA czyzby mogfa
mogla oddac swa reke' a ze
ia kiedys PREDICT czy poznleJ
otrzymam ,silna miafem nadzie-
ie Przeciea, pomyslalem sobie,
przyjdzie kiedys rczum / do
mojej gIowy,poprawie sic, wkar-
ty grad ME bede, porzuce hui
lackich przyjaci6f, wyrzekne
sic szampana i wszystko be-
die pieknie; Hiszpan udo-
brucha sic, da mi corke "a
Zone, a chocby posagu pos
kapif, to kapitahski zofd wy
starczy ola dw6ch osob, zwfasz'
cza, lie p7zy Bo&ej }asce, mole
sic i wyzszy stop1eh otrzyma.
Ia kofysany nadzieja,s pokojnle
pogladatem W ~przyszfosc / luz
zawczasu ukfada}em jej plany,
lax to W rodzinnej zagrodzie
ayc bede szczesllwy DO
luz wojac.ka sprzykrzy1a mi
sic nieco; jak diugi c'azace
wioske opface; tuzlnem ho7ych
dziatek otoczon mile starosc
przepedze, gdy wszystkle tie
marzenia 2 nienacka zakfoco-
ne byiy. Nj ztad nj zowqd
pufkownik przysfaf rozkaz
bezzwfocznego opuszczenla AL
kazares i u5ania sic do Pueblo
de Calsada, mafej wioski me-
daleko Ossuna, powiatowego
miasta lezacej.
Oh, bv1o to pfaczu wtedy
Mospanie ME Aartem! Moia
kochaaa Salvatore da6 sobie
rady ME mogfa. JUL to kiedy
hiszpanka pokocha, to poke
ca ME aartem, GAIA dusza, ca
lem screen, Moja t%ysiaczne
tworzyta plany, to chciata re.
nina ucieka6, to zablc sic,
otru6, Bog vie nieco. Ma ncle.
IKE zgsdza}em sic, ia sztylet
Iub truoizne wcale nieIak fatwo
domyslisz sic; lecz uciec, albc
to rzecz fatwa?TOjciec, n,atka
i ochmistrzyni stara, brzydks
czarownlca, strzegli hrablank:
niby Okla W glowie, samej ME
popuscili nj ma krok, i tera1
do rozmowy, to tylko PREY
padk;em wolna znalezllmy
chwile. Oto1 jei rzektem:
Me place moja droga
mie] dobra, nadzieje przeklete
Pueblo tylko dwie mile cd
leg1e, bede mial eaten spo
sohuosG widywania sic i cze
stego navel; mole sic tel ma
darcy wykradzenia sposobnosc
mole nawet udobrucha sieojciec
co do mnie, man. nadzie]e v
Panu Bogu, bedzlesz moi
iona.
Do Calsada ME ola igraszk
wezwal mnie pu]kown'k, v
przyleg1ych gorach Sierra Al
godanales, pokazall sic Ger1'
lasy i to W znacznej sile, ma
padali pojedyhcze nasze oddzla
~, rabowali przychYlne mar
wioski, zachodzill al do Utrer
OSSula, guzle Slal gown
sztab marszafka Soulta.
Oto& pan Soult, kt6ry nj
ma promo glove noslf ma ka
ku, a bulawe marszalkowsk
W reku, co niedawno opan'
wal Seville i Blank hiszpa7
skiego %jenerala ma glove pc
konai, rozgniewat sic okro
ME, BE banda chfopow, ia
G~erylasow IA wz6r Napoleon
nazywaf. smle go draznlc
samei gl6wnel kwaterze i c
dzien howe oddziaiy posyfaf I
lei schwytanle, q p%rzyna]mnl
roznrosZen.e. Nadaremnle prZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-17

P"~
wet zkad szfa kula, z kim
walczye, DO CT przeklec1 &c
rylasy znajac kazda sciezke,
krzak l kamien, kryli sic "a
ME l gubili naszych bez oba-
wy o w1asre bezpieczenstwo.
Podobnego zuchwalstwa ME
mogf %sclerpiec pan marszafek
dtuzej, przywofawszy putkow-
nika naszego, wyrzekl mu:
= Panic L. po]utrze z
swym pu1kiem poidziesz W
CORY, l MECH CO chce kosztu'
je, musisz raz kouiec zfemu
pofo5yc, uskromic bandytow.
Sclagnij vice wszystkie swoie
kompanie, dobierz pare bata-
lionow plechoty naprzod;
lecz raz ci jeszcze powtarzam,
musisz nauczyc rozumu Hlsz-
panow Tub zglnac.
Pu1kownik NE wahai sic
diugo, AMI tel mogt wahac;
naprzod rozkaz byi wyrazny,
powtore taklego dzielnego
czfowieka ME s~traszyia wcale
wyprawa, jakkolwiek ona
nlebeztieczna bye mogia; ze-
bral vice pulk. dobra} soble
spora garsc piechoty, i kledy
wszystko byfo do pochodu
gotowe, rozkazaf nam oticerom
cafego oddzla}u zejsc sic ma
rade wojenna.
Rome ma tel radz'e rcanych
byty zdania, ]eden chcial "a
chodzl6 W prawo, drug W lewo,
ten krazyc, tamten koiowac,
laden przecie2 0 prostel ME
pomysla} drodze, co mi sic
bardzo smieszna wyda}o RE.
CA; skoro vice mola przyszfa
kolej zwawoi pc po!sku krzyk.
nafem:
- Eth, moi pulkown1ku, CT
wszyscy panowie bardzo mad
RE radza. alez to wcale ME
pc naszemu, jak zacznlemy
m~anewrowaG W prawo, W
lewo, W box i W ty1, nigdy
konca ME bedzie, Hiszpanie
pojda zkad przyszli, i jcszcze
mas wysmjeja; mojem zdaniem
kledy ls6 trzeba, to postaremn,
sable do reki, gwintowke na
plecy i W lmie Bo2e narrzod
pred siebie wprost, marsz...
Pufkownik usmlechna' sic
troche, wldno rada traf'l;
mu do serca, rzek1 ieurak:
= Alea moi poruc1niku, NJ,
znasz pofozenla mie]sca; W 60
rach rie tax fatwo isG pr"~t.
jak sadzlsz, Zreszta 3 gery}as<n
mi trudnlejsza sprawl nlz
regularnem wolsk'en
ME sta]a ON porzadn1e "
linn do boju, ale waIcza u.
kradkiem pc partyzancku
nadto sclezki wsrod skal sire
me, wawozy wazkie. Idac pod
lug twolej rady...
- Ba! = przerwalem MI
szybko-alboz te CORY plerw
SEE beda, ktore przebyllsmy
Przypomniej soble panic pull
kowniku Some Sierra luI
Sierra Moreno. Kra2ac, jak c
panowie, czyli2by zdobyc ]
mogll.
Go on mowi? = zagad
nal pulkownika major, do
wodzca dwoch batallono,
piechoty.
Pulkownik przetlomaczy
: mu mole siowa.
: Major, czfcwiek z glow;
. tegi &olnierz, co wkrotce p.
: TEN ma puIkownika jenera]
: awansowai, a nazywa1 s;
: Excellemens, zadumaE S:
y nlecO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-17
L b K A R STW o

ANeo va aC1A o"lCClC lCSU UNlAO
iednO lekarstwO, DR.. Heinego
z9oty specytik Or. Heines
Golden Specifikl.
Moze bye danem W flizance
kawy Tub herbaty, bez wledzy "a
zywalacego. a sprowadza kuracya
szybka, l trwafa, zarowno czy pa
event Jest umiarkowanym pijakiem,
czy nafogowym opojem. Tysiace
opojow zostafo w%yleczonych o.
tvm specyfklem W swoiei
kawie bez ich wiedzy, a dzisiaj
oni NIGGA sic powstrzyma6 Cd pa
lonych trunkow z w%fasnei wolf.
Zazywanie tego lekarstwa ME wy
wofuje zadnego szkodllwego skut-
ku. Ia wyieczenie sic reczy. Zg1es-
Gle sic pc cyrkularze i blizsze
szczeg6fy. Adresowac W %zanfaniu:
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co. 1s5
Race Street. Cincinnati O..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-17

PLACCIE IA WIARUA.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27
In lnSoluanru

nS Sale OF VERMONT, The Hon. Court
DISTRICT OF LAMolLLE, ss. of Ins0lyencv h,
anu Tor the District Of Lamuille - ~
TO Thomas H. H0nford OF Vorcester A, a.
ntute ~ Massachusetts, aud to an creeIitors
and al other persons Interested Ia ~. ~ =
Sotcent estate Of Oscar ~ H0,,Coy,i ~ ~ ~ ~
,Soh, ~ sad District, GREETING,
WHEREAS, a Petition in writing hath hsor,
presented to said Court by w "A Siesrns 'n Deeh
&c OF tne said lnsolvent Estate and NV The ii
rs; y. +: nayIOrd, lnsolvent debtor renr, sent
Ihs, lIllt the SAID Oscar +. layford is entitld ~,
, oie e ~ the farm which he owned m ~
sIle vi ming the petition IN Insolvencv art.
hlnl and that he is still the owner Of 81 dEanst
i Steau' lnat Thomas o.. ilayfurd above nan,nd
has Il fraudulent mortgage uDon the ~. n "
aIoIeStiu, which is without co sider,ti, "a, =,
~, as Iptaineu oy fraud and deceDton and N,l,,S
10 eoiu as 10 Inc farm assigned Ia said Assi,,
tbe sven Wlthln four months of the filing ~
mo tbaI si, ~ insolvency aforesaid: And nraV
is .udt sdiu court appoint three miss - ~
a. provided by No. 81 of Acts OF the G,, yneIs
,Iii Df. "A ~ 1876. TO sever said hOmestaai -,
Noticl iedl estate. and thar said fr.,r.i.. -.
, 'saSe may De adiudged to be void, XVhe
SstI, 10 s','u SSuIt mas appointed and ASSIGNED H.
in tha ' ~ w november, A. ID. 1S9O nj Ter, ,Sci,
~ Ihe forenoon, at the Probate Off,ce ~ LOCK
LARK, IN SAID District, for HEARING ana ~ uSde
0arar ,rettlon, at which time and nIsc sui III
isohs Interested therein are hereh,tF ~. ai
~, ~ aPpedI ana make such Obipction ~ no.lhcu
nnb,io vaause; And 10 is further ORDERED g ~
pp. one uotlee thereof he given IN Iii n w mat
order fS,a III saln Petition by publication ~ 'bi
1HIi1eh Newspaper published al Mnrri INNS anu
said hearing '"0 tune appointed for
NJ Dated at Hyde Park, VT. this s., -,
november, A: ID. 1890. Attest Gun uay OF
- n hENFlELD, Register.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27

FREE DELIVERY FOR VILLAGES
The experiment of free delivery by
carriers in small villages will be in
augurated by the postmaster-general
as soon as he can examine the care
full plans which Col. Bates, the super
intendent of free delivery, has pre-
pared. Col. Bates estimates that
the service can be performed in towns
of 400 or 500 population in from
one to two hours daily at an expense
of about $1O7 per year for the one
hour service, and $214 for the two
hour service. The appropriation of
the $4,000 made at the last session
for the beginning of the experiment
has not yet been touched and the
whole of it can be applied in the six
months from January l to June 30
next. The acknowledgement will
ask and probably will receive an adj
ditional appropriation of a like
amount for continuing the expert
ment through the next fiscal year
The plan will be tried in small
places for the present, because it is
expected that the large places will be
provided for by the bill now pending
to extend the regular carrier system
to towns of 5000 inhabitants.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27

duced to. thAoio.dpts per mile.
Some unb the 4 person entered the
room of Niue Bradley Bliss, near
West Enosbraheh, the other morning
and demandWheher money at the
point OF re, tbyer. She gave him
what money had, about 5000,
and he left. Mrs bliss was so fright
ened she tainted away. There is no
clue to the robber and he did not
wear any mask.
The Bennington & Glastonbury
railroad has been sod at auction, be-
ing bid off for S., 900 by Colonel M.
5. COlburn, manager for the Benning-
ton Il Rutland Company. This sale
is subject to various mortgages and
comprises eight miles Of railroad and
$4,000 acres of heavily-timbered
land.
Oscar o. Wheeiock, a longtime resi-
dent of Brattleboro, committed sui
eide Friday forenoon by hanging.
He was found by his wife in the cellar
hanging from strap, which was
fastened to the timbers overhead.
The feet rested upon the ground, but
the body was thrown forward and re-
Taxed so that its weight fell upon the
strap. A chopping block stood near
by and he may have stood upon this
and swung off. Mr. Wheelock has
been in i'll health for some time from
q rheumatic trouble, and has been
unable to do any work since last
August. 1t is supposed that despond-
encY led him to- the act.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27
Can Consumption be Cured :?

Not since the announcement by DR..
Pasteur. the eminent Paris scientist
and physician, that he had discov-
cred the means whereby the dread
disease of hydrophobia, hitherto
deemed incurable, could be success
fully combated by incubation, has
the medical world taken so deep an
interest in any subject as in the ex-
pertinent of the eminent scientist of
Berlin, DIR. Koch, who claims to have
discovered remedy for the cure of
tuberculous and consumption.
4 detailed account of the remedy is
given in another column. DR.. Koch
is absolutely sure that his remedy
will be effective in the first stages OF
consumption, but he says with COM
mendable caution that enough time
has not yet elapsed to warrant his
stating with certainty that there will
not be relapse, though such is his
belief.
There is no disease more fatal in its
ravages than consumption. The
plague, yellow fever and cholera, are
more alarming always, but alto
gether they do not count as many
victims as insidious consumption,
which claims all times, all seasons
and all countries for its own, and is
estimated to carry off yearly one
seventh of the mortality of the world.
War, pestilence and famine, arr none
of them so deadly enemies of the hu-
man race. Probably there is not a
reader of this who has not lost, or is
in danger of losing, some friend by
consumption. When, therefore, a
great scientist announces a new dis
covery, which even if it does not cure
is likely to lessen materially the raw
ages of the disease, the whole world
stands really instantly to give him
close attention.
1t must be remembered that this
peculiar treatment has been in prac-
tice for only six months, yet the
cures it has effected warrant the
most sanguine expectations as to its
future. 1t is not generally known
that consumption is more wide
spread in Europe than in America,
yet medical statistics say that there
are in the United States to-day 2O0,-
600 people in different stages of
consumption. To this great army
DR.. Koch's discovery must come
like a reprieve and pardon to
condemned man. They can see the
light ahead on a road that hereto
has been black, and which led down
to the valley of the shadow of death.
All will hope that this new discovery
will bring the relief that its discoverer
SO confidently expects.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NVIINI3'
The undersigned having been app0lnted "
moilla Cnmmissioners TO receive, examine, ana
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of c. W. Jordan la.e =,
WuicOtt. i'm said district deceased. anu al
claims exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the purp 'ses aiure-
said at the house of the late G. w. JORDAN III
Wolcutt VT, on the 18th day OF Deceh1ner IN
and nth d v of June 1891. next, frOm Ten
o'clock a. m until four o'clock 2. M each q. o.
said DAYS, and that six months from me i.thh
day of December, A. ID. 1880 IS the tlie iliiil.S
Inv said Court for said creditors TO present their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at wolcott this I4th day of November
A. ID ISeO ID. DOUGLASS.
c. w. MOULTON.
. Commissioners.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27
The EamiIy MAGAZINE.

The Home Magazine, conducted by Mrs
John A. Logan, is truly the ideal journal fol-
the Home with its profusion of matter suited
to the varied tastes of the old and young, the
grave and the gay, members of the house
mold. The Oct ober number contains the first
chapter of Mrs. John A. Logan's - Personal
Recollections." These most interesting rem.
iniscences, which are suitah bly, illustrated, ear.
~ the reader back to southern Illinois in the
time of the fifth =, dps cribing infinitely the
hub is and customs of that period Mrs
Logan has another article also, on ''HaI-
loween," in which she gives an amusing ac-
count of the different ways in which this
evening was celebrated in other times and
climps.
The portraits of Senator and Mrs John 7
Ingalls, are presented in this number with n
biographical sketch of the Senator. Mrs.
Emma &. Hewitt writes OF the TRAINING of
chIldren in her department: Mothers Home
Talks" Mabel LOOMS Todd has cullad the
Bright Bits from Bright Books" of recent
date. Eleanor Corbett tells her sisters ,yb M
to wear aud how to wear it. There is n laso
son in Home Dress-making" and n nnpp
gwen over to Autumn Costumes " Tho
chlldrrns page Is bright, with picture. story
and poem. In the Dining Room. Eliza Pnrk
er dlscnurses on "Swept Pick es,'' and our
rthdrrS give the benefit of their experience in
the - Tried and Tested column.
Z" Let us Talk" is written in p r = usuaI
trenchaht style, and Sarah K Bolton ,givps
the girls some good advice in her article: 4" If
| were Girl"
As TO fiction, The Story of Janet " bv
MRS. ohphhnt, IL continued, and there is the
hrst portion OF n twO-paItstory by Margaret
Sidney, entitled AN Adirondack Epis0de "
also complete story by Rudyard Kipling.
The illustrations and prers-work of this
number all go to make it one of the most at
tractive yet issued
We have made arrangements with the pub
fishers of The Home Magazine to club it with
our paper Both papers for one year for
S1.75.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27
Estate Of George TAYLOR.

LICENSE TO SELL.
State Of PerRoHt, District OF LamoiIle ss In
Probate Court, held at Hyde Park, within
and for said district on the 10th day of Novem-
Der, \. ID. lSg0.
W. q. Davis. Administrator of the estate Of
George Taylor, late of WOicutt, in said district
deceased, makes application 10 said Court for
license TO sell all of the real estate of said
leceased' representing that the sale thereof IL
necessary Tor The purpose of paying the debts of
saiu deceased aud expenses OF administration.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court. thar
SAM application be referred TO a session thereof
fark, on the 2sth day of November, A. ID. Isao
Tor hearing and decision thereon: And. II h
notified hereof by publication OF noiiec ~ sajd
pplicatlon and order thereon. three weeks snc
cesslvely IN the News AND CITIZEN. pnhlished
NJ Morrisyllle and Hyde Park before saI,I time az
nearing, that they may appear at said time ami
place. ANA II they see cause object thereto,
d.. by the Court. Attest,
r. $. PAGE, Judge
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27
...,,e ofLuther criswoId.

ITCENSE "I1111 n,
State of Vermont, District Of Lamol Within and
Probate Court. held at Hyde az NJ November,
for said district, on the lSth u"' "
A. ID. 1890. ,...,r az the estate Of
Luther Griswold late OF Hyde fal 70 said curt
fnr cI license fo s,i ali Of the real estate o.
deceased representing that TIE f sac debts II IF said
~ for the purpose of PAYING ,uIstrator W. ere
upon. il is ordered by said Court va. s ~ be
cation be referred to session ~ dhf ayde Park,
held at the Probate once, III s"i" ~ 1890 for
hearing and decision thereon am, " - nlotiied
ordered, that ali persons interested al IL appca
hereof by publication OF nollce "a successive-
" in the NEws AND CITIzEN printed az ~ Ias-
Vile and Lyle PAX. before sald lIiii ,irne and
ing. that tliey may appear at sald llIle anu
Mace and II ibev See cause. object thereto
by tne 'ou'' r.. s. PAGE, Judge.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27

A very superior quality of do!omite
marble has been discovered in the
farm lands of Julius Doten, Thomas
Brothers and Levi Downing in East
Monkton, about five miles north of
Bristol village. 1t is similar in firm
ness and compactness to that found
in Iona, Cal. 1t is found in layers
from four to sixteen feet deep. Shafts
of twenty-five feet can be quarried.
1t also lays fiat, with a dip to the
south and east. In color it is pure
white, grey, variegated, pink and
white, and other colors, and the sup
ply is inexhaustable. 1t has been
thoroughly tested by experts. The
Bristol and Richmond rail-
road will run close to the edge of the
deposits.
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Guardian Notice.

LICENSE TO SELL.
State of Vermont, District of washington, s..
in Probate Court held at Montpelier. within
and for said district, on the Sd day OF November,
A. ID. 1890. c,
C. II. Slocum. guardian of Sanford Sloeum OF
Worcester in said district. an insane person,
makes application to said Court for license 70
sell the following described real estate OF bis
said ward. to wit: All of the real estate OF his
said ward situated in MOrrstOwn, in the county
of Lamoille, and state of Vermont to wit: one
undivided half of 100 acres of Wild land IN said
Morristown, known as the Newman Lot" rep
resenting that the sale thereof, for the purpose
of putting the proceeds of such sale at interest
or Investing the same in stocks or other real es-
tate would be conducive TO the interest Of his
said ward Whereup0n, t Is ordered by said
Court. that said application be referred
to session thereof, to be held at the
Probate Office in said Montpelier, on the 2Sth
day of Nov, A ID. 1890. for hearing and d. els
ion thereon; and il is further ordered that all
persons interested be notified hereof by publica-
ton of notice of said application and order there
on three weeks successfully in the News and
Citizen, a newspaper published at Morrstuwn
aforesaid and which circulates in the neighbour
hood of those Interested. before said time Of
hearing. that they may appear at said time
and place, and If they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court-Attest.
HIRAM CARLETON, Judge
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The HiRh-Lioense Boom.

y writer in the Montpelier Watch
man analyses the vote on the high
license bill in the house, and says !:
The counties of Rutland and Ben
nington furnish nearly one-half of the
license votes, Rutland, with twenty
seven towns, giving twenty votes,
and Bennington, with seventeen
towns, giving ten. The twelve Ie-
naming counties furnished but
thirty-seven votes-an average of but
three to a county-and only twelve
of them Republicans, Lamoille is the
banner county, with entirely clean
hands. Grand Isle gave license two
fifths of her vote in Two Republican
Heroes. The vote by counties and
parties is as follows:
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