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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-02-28
CTATE OF vEnMONT-District of Adj
COURT OF INSOLVENCY.

NVV I'M
In the matter OF William \. johnson, insol.
vent debtor.
Take notice that William y. johnson OF or.
well, in the district OF Addison, did, on the
ljth day OF February, $3.50, file in this court
his petition Tor adjudication OF insolvency
and that Il meeting OF creditors ot said insOl.
vent debtor Will he held at II court OF insol-
Nency, at the probate office in Middlebury, in
said district, ON the 2Gth day OF February, $3.50,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to prove their
debts ana choose one or more as>ignees OF
his estate, and that the payment OF any debts
10 said debtor, to him or tor his use, and the
transfer OF amy property by him, are forbid
den by law.
Dated al Middlebury, this 18th day of Feb.
ruary, 1880
JAMES NJ SIADE. .Judoe
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LETTERS FROM CORRESPON-
DENTS.
JOE BOW RS.
COLUMBIA, Tenn, May II, lSS

COLUMBIA, Tenn, May II, 1888.
Mr.. JOSEPH BATTELL,
Dear SU:-Iours of 9th reed. The
man that raised Joe Bowers cannot
give you the information you want in
regard to his breeding. Mr.. Frank
Buford of Buford Station, Tenn, can
give you more information in regard to
Bowers and the sire of Joe Braden than
any other man in this country; but you
may not be able to hear from him for
several days, as he is away from home
and will be for several days.
Truly yours,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-02-28

The Probate court tor the district OF Addi.
on
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Davis Rich, late OF ohoreham, in said dis.
trict, deceased. GREETING:
BY the authority of the State OF Vermont,
you are hereby notified to appear before the
said Probate Court, at the Probate Office
IN Middlebury, in said district, on the 10th
day OF Marcn \. ID. 1880, ut 10 O'Clock II. M,
to show cause, II any you have, why the ac-
count OF Gasca Rich, surviving executor OF
the estate OF said deceased, should not be
allowed, ana also why the residue OF said
estate should not be distributed to the parties
entitled thereto.
Dated ut Middlebury, this 18th day OF Febru-
AIRY, a. ID. 1880.
JAMES NJ. SLADE, Judge.
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MOORE FLOYD,
1Gl Wylie Ave-, Pittsburg, 7
FLY-BY.NIoAT AND OTHERS.

NOYAN, p. G., March 30, 1888.
MIR. BATTELL,
Dear SU:-In reply to yours of the
2Sth inst; it is very hard to place all
of the stations that have bred, bought
and sold. | will give you the names of
all as near as can be.
sold Goldtinder in Rocky Mount,
n. c., to Mr.. VIM. Battell for So 900.
He was black stallion out of Old Yer
mont Black Hawk. | sold a four-year-
old stallion by Canada Black Hawk, he
by Vermont Black Hawk, to VIM. |.
Faison, Clinton, n. c., for $4,000. His
name was Fly-by-night. | sold Artless
in Augusta, Georgia; he by Vermont
Black Hawk, for $500. | sold a
four-year-old stallion by Canada Black
Hawk, he by Vermont sBlack Hawk.
in Elizabeth City, North Carolina.
/ sold a number more of the Black
Hawk stock. | sold the stallion Sher-
man Morgan in Plymouth, n. c.; one
In Edenton, \. c.; one in Norfolk, Va.
one in Portsmouth, Va. | sold another
stallion out of Canada Black Hawk, by
Black Hawk, in Hudson, Miss. another
in South Weymouth near Boston.
If you could come and see me | will
give you all the information you re-
quire. have always bred to the Black
Hawk stock and have always bred trot-
ters.
l was an eyewitness to the trot when
Ethan Allen trotted with Rose of Wash
ingtOn when he was four years old.
can tell you more of the Morgan stock
than any person living; also the Ham
bletonian stock that Rysdyk bred, also
Long Island Black Hawk stock. have
most of the true paintings of all OF
those horses. have some that would
like to have noticed in your book.
The horse Fly-by-night | sold in 1859
to Wm. l.. Faison, Clinton, Sampson
Co., N. c., for $4,000. He was then
four years old; he was by Canada Black
Hawk, he by Old Vermont Black Hawk.
Fly-by-night was blood bay, 154 hands
high with flowing name and tail
weight, about 1850 lbs-one of the hand
soonest colts l ever saw. must say he
was perfect Morgan. meyer timed
him, but he was level-headed and could
trot very fast for colt Of his age, Mr..
Faisop wrote me after the war that this
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John Sa 2ad f3R A. Ese, to 'fI; fi5;As PhR
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Loos Emile. y Elsa Weber, ll1tn-st Of 'th'
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9MfSSRas M,Sisoa 'S Of JaSS.oa,st TX years. 600
Reit1 Robert and wifi - Charles Blum. l1sth-st
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: n
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Kine>brdge. 3 years. $1,000. .
0'Bren Michael TO iona, Well and another. No lao
Avr-A. instalS. $4,000
same 10 same 40 l.tt1 AveA insals. $1,000
Same To same No l,fff ANt-A. insaiS. $1,000
St,du-ky Harris. Julius and l>idor and wife. N Char
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Wood Edward T. To NaNmiiian Flrs Imam. pro.
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1 LIllGll VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlandt and
Dcsbioo,cs st.. a. follows:
a. M. ~, siatngton and intermediate points.
q. Do. for Geneva. Lyons Elmla. Rochester. Buffalo
and the West. and uiincila local points. Chair ear TO
L. on- and Pullman 20 : oprnsioi Bridge.
II a. m. Tor L. and b. Junction and Intermediate points
Char To Mauth Chunk.
p M. for runkhInuock and intermediate points.
Chair 20 Iunkhannock. Connection To Reading and
Harrisburg.
l Tor Einra and principal intermediate points
Chair cal 10 Wkc,larrr and Pullman sleepcrs TO Sus.
pension Bridge.
80 b.. u. for Natneton and Intermediate points.
40 p On. for Mauch ChunN and intermediate points
Connect ON % n,adus and Harrisburg.
p. ~. Tor Geneva Lyons. Llmra. Rochester Burato
and lc West Pullman -lrcors to Lyons and Susp n,ion
Bridge.
Trains leaving at a. II a. u.. I d. M and 3 40
J.. connect for al points I'm Nahanoy and Hakleton
coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
q. u.. Tor March chunk H1Zcton and intormedi IL,
points ard II 20 ShrnaudOah and intcrmedat
40 p. n. for Mauch chunk and ntcrmedat, points.
y. m for Gcn"Nn, Lyons. Elmri. Rochest i,ur,o
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern onice o35 Broadway.
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RAILROADS..
NMEWYoRKCENIRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and i2d ST., New York.

Fourth Ave. and AID ~, New ork'
From December lst, 1889 Trains leave as follows
HLany sdheaecsidy Utea szfacase' Auburn, {;eeSa
Cauandaieua Rochester Batavia and Buhao; WAGNER
Canandal l-la daily except sundays. Bufe; SMOKING
900 \. VI. THE NEwYORK AND CHICAGO LIN LIN,
4.-l! Composed eXelusyey Of WasneT hsn AID
Bathroom Drawing Room Dning, Standard with STATE
Eos Ssnt steIa 'o@ on & ana PrHd'gm 5yd h By
ga,~Pnt,th System Arrives at Chicago at 80 a. m.
1c:5o an, THE soUTuwEsTEEY LIMLrED1tTr --hS
Wagner Yestlbue DraNng.IOoni, Dining, Sleeping ana
Ca aas@4s ana ~ Si. ar ran a's sa Sg hcated and
li2htod ly la- No .Ntla FIRE chargcd, ,,, ,.oo,
Ley & ram MSIEE M n 919 oa sad 9S. not SAySHs rim
Vet Of Detroit or Ce' land Wagler Paacs 1Taw 1Ne
af syracuse Cleveland, DglrOt I'D, agd chfa;0 h;sins
3T NswYqrk to Albany .sTvng qpShsGni AND ST.
6'oo r " VI dS EGao NaaSra fas Toronto,
1.,e.anl omlGaau a. ol petT9I ana oh'u19. pS
M Car to Albany serving dinner .... ,..,o.,o.
1000 2 NJ, lAs Nlna LAttssmior tSeSssa Eoenssstr
~. Iou-. Detroit ald CllcosC Win through Wagner
FoE FSr. hLGt%f. cIlcA. slEAGrsn, r0SH1staEEsS q
a. 80 a. H 30 a. ~. p: M, lG.0o ?. N;
Fo A. S % GMr; t. o 50 81 MILO th9 % p Hi2
rol;7 ROY. SARATOGA. ADUONDACk MoCNrAINSi
81 ALLANs, AAD ION IitEAL-io % a. ln.' o 80
sl.iE:KsnisE HILLS. VIA mNELLM DIyIslON-tlo:a'
Io iI ricial,ton N regard above aud all other
trans ,a ns uc, also of 90 Net, anu space Ia DIt"n5
Room aid s,ell"S 1ef, Apply a. Diand Tehua M ort' nta
st. rs ~ ton. ST. ana Bedfordaye h D.,
@ GApra Ca, Tor u ana SlSst5S GageS, baggage from
fDul except SUNDAY. Da!E except oaturuay'
othcr rams run daily. ..,,.,o, -. and =, 90
Au train, ,ccp. no-n eayng at . 30 a. H. ana NJ gS
mdn ent stop at 9tn-st aduon to DAe on pl''e"s'''
I0n% NJ. iOLcr.Y. GEORGE IL DANIELS.
',t,nr,l Srlcrint-ndcnt. Passenger Agent
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r. g N n S WV A N ! A
RAILROAD.
OK AND AFTER JANUARY l, 1890

on AND AFTER JANUARY l, 1890
Train, l,ato stations loot oil DesbrO-ses and Cort-
g0o :. Il I'll FAST LINE for the West Pullman
& &'gas & sGpRg a g6but aq FtF.S6 S6 G'' & chicasc p %
and It, Lou, + D. 90. day Connects also, Tor
Wiiaiasport Lock Haven and kenoyO. except sunday
,o.oo I,o ,o,Go pf7H%SHSSTivANIA LIMITED com;
posed exclusively OF pullman vestbuie. Drawing Aad
io a rreatina ladlc, aid gent enen's rooms.
ic, maid 9b and g al the
and movable 'lccir.c hGhI'. Arrives O4nclnNS' i'
200 p. W. Sr 1911 t"HiiCT;o AND CINCINNATI
voN Nfl:i;,S pullman Vestibule Sleeping Car and Din
p,.'.nr,r coach New.York To- columbus. Arrives Gin;
cnrat II y a m Chicago . p H. anu 81 LOUIS ~
$50 p VI n wrsTEEY EXPREss fSr al points Ts.,f f.
ho nana' ana Mea Ph5,, kai5qad al a
Tori- ? a t. -,coud morning. Connects for Cleveland
800 F. VI a $; c,isga rgl~n9 @. y;:sqs ysys ls
N.rrhis. Nia tha Shenandoah Valley arrives .eveand
cogq 70 ,do,,a p % 9TT or t2 Gd% soG Ga2 G3'ssG sSG
fr Corrr -'o me- on Regions. Cleveland and Colum-
B,LrtuoRr. wA>HTNGToN. AND THE SOUTH.
... In .,. l.Apr.,.. % Pullman ParlOr Cars,
So p. M; and ",onsre-,onaI Lmit.d aaii6y daily with
D Car 80 a. % b B. 20 ss oS Ss5a and sS' 80 a. No. No. %.
90 e and 5 80 30 p a. MI M ana g. 5 - % s's and 800 %
6ro Earrag and Cincinnati Sleopers. Dining Car and
For '&riANIIJ CITY 100 p Through Carr week.
= od Point and Norfolk Via N~w-Nork. Philadelphia
o,d v'-e.', "a lr.td 200 a. daily oVccpt SUNDAY.
and c0 % n. daily Via Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
FOR PHILADELPHIA
80 n q 10 = 10 = 90. 80 30 Chicago Limited,
v.i. D.us car ans lo 10 Washington Limited. and
n DO H. r. 90. % - 10 3 90 3 80 90 80.
300 4. .oo 30 oo and . 90 D. ~: ant II Is night
....... .lt.ol ~ lu u.. 8 fu and 90 p. m. sun.
dav- F>ur.-.. 900. 6.ij 80 o 90 10 Limited and
~ r, % 81. .. g.. , 30. and .. n.. and
Ii r'rif. Nrcouu tt'l0u. = oo p. ~
IN. y Yore Transfer cor viii call FOR and check
ta-rlrn f-om hotels and residences.
Ir 'r.,tnl- u local trains apply 70 any ticket agent
" ru\s D. pT,U j. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General PaSSF Agent
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THE ORNAMENTAL INSTITUTIONS By rrof W.
ROBERTSON SMITH author Of " The od Testament
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IN Od T.-4reut Pee Thoroughly c0iApf h'nd q
mn nov are my into comparison the religions Of the
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
WASIll\GTON
ANLoT sAOkL kAlLkOAD. \. \. z. d

WLoT o4OkL RAILROAD, y. \. q. d
w II. L. IL. H. CO.. Is,-'c Train, leave West 421 81
stauI Ncwl orS. a, follow and MT minute, earlier
from foot Of Jay-st, y. L. Chicago. Detroit. Loulou
Hamilton. - 30 a. . 10. = 10 p. III. St. Louis,
'':l5. 'e;5 }. m to.nr, 3..', ! m.. - u > rs
la!~ ~ ct-' 1uca and p,ncipa wt"n"ia'r stations.
10 80 %. o. 3D., . 10 $ - and u n 80 a
f,r Itrl only Kingston. Sauecrtc,, Cai,A H. Albany.
3 10 - -. .9;51, .a u 80 a uD aud g. > Is.
- go ~ .i5 o. ~ IIaN"r-t.w 50. .. uL. . 5,
= fj y Elegant Sleeping Cars for Buffalo. Nhgarl
Fliis Toronto. D'tpt. Chicago aut ST. Lou. +pi..r
b,ly except SATURDAY. o,nt Trains daily except
all 20 g. m. $40 3D.; Io.oern W'-' >hor. N,1''ou
aiI 81 o. i if p Iur tickets. timetable. or
infori ,u. apply e. office Br.ohfua33 Washington.
s.. 20 Iunr-'.. NnnrN onc. tD.' OF luon--t; Wv.
Rowcry, l. IarE iH.r,. Gs W. ie5i..s. and us
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H. Wosc9t's Nrr.s cali> ,for ant ,ch.cs, lgsoee
rassenger AGENT 3 Nanierbilt ave. ". Y.
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A GRADUATE OF the Hanover Gymnasium. who has
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