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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-24


RIO LET, ON MCPHERSON ST., NEAR Santa
L Clara ave. Alameda-New cottage; . rooms and
bath; all modern improvements; patent walks; fine
lawn; fewer gardens; lovely place; rent, with
QI 9OO LOT 5Oxl05 AND IMPROVEMENTS,
$235O-Cottage rooms; Mcpherson ST; street
WORK done; easy installmentS.
S330o-Fine 7-room house. new: near station and
school street work all done; very easy payments
ment balance 20 per month.
$500 cash for lot 25Ill5, near station.
$4850-BesutifuI cottage, rooms; San Jose
avenue $500 cash; $4O per month; for 10 days
only.
Houses win be built to order on easy instalImeats
on the famous Fassking's Park Tract at Graud-st
Station; now ready.
OPEN SUNDAYS.
FoEr-rOom modern improved cottages to let $I4
including water, near station.
MARCUSE & KENNEL.
Alameda, San Francisco
Bay-st. Station 628 Market 81
Hgh-st. Station.
!!LooE OUT for the opening of the Garfield and
MARCUSE q Kennel Agents. 1e217t
Q5O0 CASH; BALANCE $40 PER MONTH:
NOO ~, lot $51lo0; new cottage OF rooms ana
$55O0-Lot 81 :6xl09; new 2-story house OF 7
rooms and bath on Grand St all modern improve
nents; electric bells. ETC.; a bargain; $1,000 CASH
$6250-Lot 50xl5O; new modern 2-stOry house
OF 3 rooms ana baths in h:st-eiass neighborhOod;
every convenience; electric bells, etc.. 81 900 easA
balance $50 per month. No. 80.
Choice lots for sale cheap, houses TO let and
money TO loan. II. P MOREAL a CO., 1923 Park
ST., Alameda, 4e2 Montgomery St, s +. je2l II
GEE! NEW MODERN 2-SToRY HOUSE
- rooms and bath; large lot narFOw-gauge
station; $1,000; $500 cash; balance $50 = month,
H. M. ALLEN, Morton Station. (No so. II 6su
ELEGANT AND COMMODIOUS COTTAGE OF q
IL large rooms and BATH with large lot; for sale at
bargain. Inquire BIO Santa Clara ave-, near ST.
Charles ST., Bay station. ie2l SIS
GS0O0 GREAT BARGAIN-ONLY $3.50
u OOOO. cash, balance $40 monthly; modern 2
story house OF rooms bath and basement; nice
garden large lot: in the best nelghborhOOd. Gail
Sunday, at 1880 san Antonio ave. Chestnut Station,
Alameda. jelS 1t
cOOR0 FINE COTTAGE; LOT 45xIoO: ALL
tD-ZOU. street work done; near station: easy
terms
s7000-Best bargain in Alameda; lot 1Oox29o;
fine residence; easy terms. JUDD HANLEY IL CO.
1851 PARK ST. mY27 Il
EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY ALSO
IL several fine ranches: homes for only 300 down:
beautiful corner lots with modern dwellings;
choicest locations in Alameda; large list OF fur
celebrated Kimbal and other pianos
MRS i. H. CHANDLER & CO.,
my3I IL 1929 Park ST., Alameda
G0RO0 LOT 5OIl5O; COTTAGE OFT ROOMS
IT OOOO. on Santa Clara ave-; convenient to sta
tfOns broad and narrow gauge railroad; one-thrI
cash; No.61. H.P. MoREAL, 142S Park ST., Alameda
GENERAL FINE BARGAINS FOR SALE ON AC-
~ count OF departure and financial trouble; houses
to rent and money loan h. r. MOREA l. * CO.
1892 Park st..Aiameda, 400 Montgomery - F.I65t
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DARK BLOCK ON II ST, FACING THE GOLDEN
L Gate Park fun block 6OOX24O making so build
ing OTIS 25x120 each; this is the only block for sale
Ia this tier facing the Golden Gate Park price and
terms TO suit purchaser. Apply 10 0'FARRELL &
LANG. II Montgomery St
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O. O000 GREAT BARGAIN; 3Ox122:6 AND
tDOUUU. splendid S-room bay window residence
in Al order; elegantly fFeSeOed and papeTed
throughout; w side Howard ST., bet 18th and 18th.
in the sunny belt; this property is positive bar
gain as the lot alone (30xl22:6) is nearly worth
the money S. MOSGRoYE, $50 Market st. je23 II
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GOC00 NEW COTTAGE IN THE MISSION;
,D@-OO. mast be sold; 500 cash; balance in
monthly installments Of S25; cottage contains
rooms, bath and laundry: only year built; house
alone worth the price asked; lot 25xll4. For fur
ther particulars apply 70 OFARRELL 4 Lang
agents. II Montgomery ST.
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OK FIRST PAYMENT FOR CHOICE LOTS; s.
suit: electric road to be commenced In a few days
J. T. HARRIS, 629 Market ST., opposite Palace
Hotel. te2l SuWe
o. AND SO MONTHLY PAYMENT FOR LOTS
ID - 5. side Golden Gate Park; location, price and
terms to suit; good titles or no sale. j. T. HARRIS,
62S Market ST., opp. Palace Hotel. je2l SuWe
o. AND $40 MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR LOTS
tDO.S. side Golden Gate Park; location, price and
terms to suit: good titles sale. j. T. HARRIS,
62S Market ST., opp. Palace Hotel. ie21 SuWe 70
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GES0n 18TH ST, y. SIDE Mr.. MARKET;
GTOOtO. fats of and rooms anu bath each;
hard finished; total rent S3S per month; lot 25x
10; the owner Of the above property has lett the
city and il positively EuSt be sold: reasonable
offer viii be entertained For further particulars
apply to O'FARRELL a LANG. IL Montgomery sc.
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&Q0g0 SALOON AND RESTAURANT: BEST
-COtV' part city: clearing over $500 month
years lease; owner owns building: selling on ac-
Sount retiring from business best bargain in city
.. LESS. ; Fourth st. It's
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san JOSE REAL ESTATE.

G0S0O FINE BUSINESS CORNER STORE;
sUZOOU. rooms attached; cellar; stable: city
water stone sidewalk on streetear line; health lest
and best location in san Jose. Cal: terms easy. APP
ply FRANK WARNCRE. 1407 Mason 81. jef1 15t$
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4. RoCERY AND BAR FOR SALE, ON ACCOUNT
u Of going into other business. Apply NV. cor.
Bryant and Garden SITS. ie2y 2t%
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
TEAM ROCK WAGON AND HARNESS COM
i plete: suitable for contractor Of street work :;
also ] threeseated wagon and harness. suitable
country hotel or camping PURPOSES VIII pe SOLO
cheaD: owner has no furtner use for them. Call
cor Deylsadero and Grove grocery, or All Taylor
street. Je14 D.
O CARLOADS FINE MILBURN BUGGIES FOB
= sale cheap Carvin Manufacturing Company, 40
Eighth leZ5 14b
DOR sALE-SEC0ND-HAED GROCERY, DELIf-
II cry wagon and buggy. 906 Harrison st. 2Z 9t-
I NEW GROCERY WAGON, l NEW BUGGY.
i good spring wagon, hack; cheap. Corner ! urA
aud Fillmore SIS. leZZ o.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

n GTICE-HAYING BUYERS WILLING TO IN
~ vest iu legitimate business parties desiring 10
sell promptly apply TO n. F. HEALYI HAS Marked =
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C)S00 GROCERY AND BAR AND LOD6ING-
U1-OpO. house; IS rooms; l9 beds: all rented:
splendid bar trade; Al business; full Il ial given
NJ LESS, fourth st. -
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HOUSE, LOT. ROOMS; $500: UNIVERSITY
IL Tract q. w. CHAPLIN, IL Montgomery. 20 81
OUNNYsIDE TRACT BLOCKS, oNE-FIFTH
- cash, balance four semEannual payments: lots
$500 10 $500 on same terms. j. Il. HILL CO.,
f20 Suffer St apj0 u
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TOR SALE
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= H0O EACH-A BARGAIN; LOTS ON ASH
" IOOO bury Heights; street work complete;
ready for building; cement sidewalk laid: the Mar
ket-st. cable system is CIV laying its tracks for
cable road within 100 feet this property and the
proposed JOoSt electric road will pass the property:
PICK this up: must be sold few days. Apply to
O'FAREELL & LANG, II Montgomery ST.
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LD0O0 THE CHEAPEST PIECE OF PROP
- -OUO. eTty record; only few steps from
five rooms: this is rented at the present time for
Sl2 per month; only three blocks from Market Sc.
this should attract the attention OF Iuan with
small means, as it is 4 speculation. rs we'll a
home site. Apply to O'FARR ELL AZ LANG, IL
Mon croFn az
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Us)7H0 REDUCED FROM $500 PERALFA
ID OO. Heights. A beautiful lot In
East Oakland adjoining the proposed Lake Merritt
boulevard and of the best lots ia Perata
Heights now much sought after for desirable
residence homes This lot has frontage OF
hundred and ninetythTee feet 93) and win easily
make two good lots The above must be sold be-
foreJuly lst. Apply at once, E w. WOODWARD,
9O2 Broadway, Oakland je19 Tt
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


THE CARNALL-
i HOPKINS CO..
624 Market ST.. San Francisco.
Members of the San Francisco Real Estate Ex-
change.
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n ~. UUU. ~. iot 25ZIaa thraneh to wv ave.

; IVt
the HAyes-st frontage improved with a 3-Story
building; store of rooms and flats above; Ivy
ave. improved with fats: t0:al income $ll3 per
month. For further particulars apply 40 O'FAR-
RELL & LANG. II Montgomery st.
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{ ROCERN MEN, ATTENTION THE BEST LIST
~ ~ OF groceries ana bars IN the city fer sale by
dEALf, As Marx . At
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Cs-BQDO SALOON; THE BEST CORNER IN
u ZUUU. the city with lease; sickness or
owner cause OF sale. MCLAUGHLIN q CO. %
kearnE 81. leg IL
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II HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
GSA DOWN, BALANCE So OR $40 MONTHLY,
,NOU for 5000 $3.50 ahd $500 lots, near electric
road aud boulevard. SOL GEFZ Il BRO, 6z4
Market st.
COS0 AND $500 FOR LEVEL LOTS NEAR
.D-OU Mission St and Silver ave; cable viii be
extended shortly: on $40 monthly instalIments.
SOL GErz ~ BRO 624 Market st.
Q0O0 AND $3.50: LOTS / AND BLOCKS
aud cable road; - cash, balance so monthly.
SOL GETZ q BRO ga Market Sc.
G.dS0 FoR INSIDE, $3.50 FOR CORNER LOTS,
u tCU in block fronting north OF the Park and
37th ave; one-third cash. balance $40 monthly.
SOL. GETZ& BRO, 624 Market st.
QO0O 1850. $1,000 AND S1I0O; LOTS ON
DOUO. 9TH, 9Th and 9th ayes, near Olympic Club
Grounds: streets official grade aud maeadan lied
easy terms. SOL GETZ BRO, 624 Market ST.
CJO00 25xl2O; LOTS 18TH AVE, NEAR
GETz & BRO ielS # save
G17SO 2 HOUSES FOR SALE
u L OU. Situated near Union Iron Works and
sugar refinery, in choicest section Of Potrero.
LAND VALUES INCREASED 90 PER CENT
LAST YEAR
Owing 20 extensive grading and building In this
newly developed part OF san Francisco.
Capitalists fast improving this Immediate
neighbOrhoOd by active energetic work all accru-
ing TO the advantage of this property
$3.50 for lot 5Ox100 with houses OF rooms
each. both well rented, paying per cent on In
vestmeUt and value increasing daily located
Connecticut St most desirable street an location
in Potrero; agents. Particulars by calling or
addressing c. w. BENEDICT 932 Pine ST.
e. II aT
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CALOON-CHEAP RENT; PAYING PLACE;
street. ie23 3tS
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II OOO. 9th ave, bet. and X SITS. lots graded
streets graded and maeadamized. CARNALL-HOP-
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-22
MARKET REPORTS.
Saturday, Oct. II.

FLOUR-There are no changes to note in the
-four market. Trade is fair with Dme looking
after the best old spring patents at about full
prices.
CoRN-Steady. The quotations at the close
for Chicago No. 2 yellow, for shipping here,
were at &c No. 2 corn was quoted at 6j12C
and No corn at 65C. The market here is at;
High mixed, 1015M1lC; steamer yellow, 70129
Tic; steamer, $40 N912c.
MEAL-COrnmcal is easier. Choice kiln
dried cornmeal for export, 81 S0d2 So U Dbl;
bag meal, 81 5601 3S; choice granulated, 81 o.
Oatmeal is quoted at 81 6O14 IS for ground
and "a 50d4 go p Dbl for cut and rolled. Rye
round lots to arrive. Rye flour is quoted at
IS 5O06 . Dbl.
Enthusiastically held, with the demand f9I
fresh good, and with the market for ribs still
at ll6lI1sc. There is a fair demand for packed
meats and lard, with the market steady.
BEEF-In fresh there was no improved trade
LIGHT and medium cattle are selling better
and improvement in prices equal in some cases
to 81 hundred is claimed. Otherwise quota
tions are not changed.
MILTON AND LANES The request for lambs
and muttons is steady, with the market steady
to firm Quotations are not changed:
RITTTER-About the same New York and
vermont dairy, 23d25c; eastern creamery
good to choice, H@29c; jobbing prices, 102c
higher.
northern selling as high lie. The market is
quoted at: Choice northern. lOl1lO1ac; western,
9Tl0c; medium grades, S0y815c; sage, 1l@ll19c;
Liverpool is quoted at 46s I'd.
EGGS-Trade is fair, and the supply Is Inn
tied of the best fresh.
APPLEs-Better demand, with the market
slightly better: Gravesteins, s. 25d3 50 u bar
rel: Maine Harveys, 81 1902 25; pippins Sl.75GD
225; Hubbardstons, 81 50d2; SHOWS. S2d2 !;
POrters, 81 2502; pound sweets, 81 7502 p;
common apples, 75c6tSl 25 crab apples, SO
/ IS u bushel.
POTATOES asier-Houlton hebrons, 53055c;
rose. 4S1I5Oc; eastern New Hampshire rose and
hebrons, 4SlG5Oc: northern New Hampshire and
Vermont rose and hebrons, 4Sc; Vermont and
New York burbanks and white stars, 4S05uc;
native, barrel stock, 81 501l IS; Maine, 81 500
/ 6216. The position of sweet potatoes is firmer,
with the market better cleaned up than for
rome DAYS A good market is expected next
week Quotations are firm at: Eastern shore
Virginia cloth heads, ST 25ll1 So bulk, S101 %;
IerSey. bulk. 81 -; double heads, 81.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-22

Last week at a special meeting of
the directors of the Adams Express
company in New York, President j.
HOey was summariIy deposed by a
unanimous vote, and Vice-President
Clapp Spooner Immediately resigned
to avoid similar action Every di-
rector was present The reported
cause is q " DEAL in which HOey and
Clapp got large profit, which the
other directors said should have gone
to the company. That is, the Adams
company bought the Boston Dispatch
Express company and Kinsley Ex-
press company and paid large price
the greater part of which went into
the pockets of Hoey and Clapp. One
report says that the price paid was
$S50,O0O, while the stockholders of
the selling companies got but $780,
600.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF VERMONT, I IN COUNTY COURT,
LamOile County, SIS. April Term, 1891.
WHEREAS, E. E. BOomhower. of Morristown.
in the County LamOille, and State of We mont,
at the April Term. A. d. 1891, of the Lamoille
County Court, filed GER ain writ, signed by
OrlO Cady, Justice of the Peace, th rein setting
forth in substance that on the First day of Jan
uary, A, ID. 1891, n. W. Hawse of MOrristOwn
aforesaid, was indebted to the said +. f. Boom
hover in the sum of 5000, and further declaring
in the several counts of " General Assumpst."
And on the back of said VIZ was a return signed
by ID. g. Hardy Deputy Sheriff, wherein the
said n. w. Hawse is attached of all the real
estate in the town of MOrristOwn in which he
has any interest, And it appearing that the
said n. w Hawse Is without the State so that
personal service of said writ cannot be made
upon him. 1t is therefore ordered that tho said
n. w. Hawse be notified of the tendency of SAID
proceedings and to appear before SAID County
Court to be held at Hyde Park, in and for said
County of LamOIle, on the First Tuesday of
December, A. ID. 1881, then and there TO answer
to said complaint and 10 stand to and abide such
order and decree therein as to said Court shall
seem meet, by publication of the foregoing sub
stance of said complaint and this order in the
NEWS AND CITIZEN, a weekly newspaper pub
lished at Morrisville and Hyde Park, in said
Lamoie County, for three weeks in succession.
the last of which said publications shall be not
less than twenty days before the said December
Term of said Court of Chancery.
Given under my hand at Hyde Park aforesaid,
this 10th day of October, A. ID. 1901.
SMITH b. WAITE, Clerk.
GEO. NJ. POWERS.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-22
The south and Protection.

There is no such Protective tariff
missionary as the money invested in
industry. 1t is one which does not
beg for, but demands, Protection,
and, as the party that makes it a
principle is in opposition to that
which denies it, is itnot presumptious
to suppose that, as the South in
creases in industrial wealth, and as
its interests become more generally
identified with and dependant upon
the policy of Protection, its political
solidity, which is all of one kind, will
disappear. There is no sentiment,
political or otherwise, in business.
Hard, practical, common sense con
trolls the operations of trade, and
the South will vote for the suprem-
acy of those principles of business
with which politics has to do as it's
interests suggest or dictate. That
is what it's people did as mere CON
sumers and that is what they will do,
with a difference, as producers.-Ph
adelphia Ledger.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-22
Grand Lodge of Good TempIars.


Grand Lodge or GOOD IemplarS-
Tho oa+b app,ol session voS hold
W. rT,e
IN Rutland wednesday anu 1uufS-
daV of this week. The secretary re-
,,oI1+od +bo+ tho nroSon+ r,o,ubarsbiD
POI ~ nv = ~ "
is o4OZ, gam 90. Inc nuInDe ol
lodges is Ga, q gain of 13. Five OF
the new Iodoes are in District No. s,
Pu+1and co1n+v ond fva in District
nuuldhu COUNTY anu NY III D'0oi ~
No. L, winch includes FRANKLIN anu
Grand Isle counties The receipts
for the year were $1,000 and there is
$500 in the treasury.
The following. officers were elected ::
G. T.-t,hauney II. Hayden of Essex.
G. CA L. Aldrich of West Burke
G. y TINS 5 A. Case OF k ~ Ia o+on
G. G, Sc. D. Edgerton of Mortified
G. T.-R. A. Hatch of Stanford.
g. "A. A; Niles OF 81 M d
q S HMPG n St III o of of Proctor
G. G.-Mary |. Slack of North Tunbridge
G Sent W. e. Crafts of Lowell; ,,,,,-i,,o
g d M-LMiss Lizzie A ButterfeId of ROY
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-22
The BountifuI Crops.

The government crop report for
October places the average yield OF
winter and spring wheat through
out the country at II bushels an
acre, compared with II bushels in
1890. The acreage was 80, 207, 900
of which 26, 224 900 were planted to
winter wheat and 12,9S3,000 to
spring wheat. The yield for the
year is 5SS, 100000, bushels, com
pared with 100000, 900 last year
a gain of more than one-half. The
greatest crop of wheat ever gathered
prior to 1891, was in 1884, when
the yield reached SIP, 100000. The
present year thus exceeds the banner
year Of 1884 by about Is per cent
Definite figures for the corn crop
have not been made up, but the per
centage is estimated at 92.5, com
pared with 70.6 in October, 1890
and the yield will approximate2 ,00O,.
600, 900 bushels, gain of about 3C
per cent over the billion and hall
crop of 1890 The remarkable in
crease in the smaller cereals is shown
in an average yield per acre for 1891
of 1913 bushels of oats, compared
with 10 s bushels i'll 1890; of IA A
bushels of rye, compared with / 8
bushels in 1890, and of 25.S bushels
of barley, compared with 81 bushels
in 1890 Potatoes likewise show a
phenomenal yield of 81 3 bushels to
the acre, for the country as q whole,
while last year the yield was only
Gil bushels-a gain over 1890 oil
nearly 80 per cent.
Coincident with this phenomenally
prolific year in the United States
comes scarcity in Europe, and the re-
suit is, prices for agricultural pro-
ducts in this country are higher as q
rule in spite of an enormous yield
than was the case last year when the
yield of the staple crops was known
to be short. Every indication is for
a period of prosperity which will be
felt in every department of trade and
industry.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-22
The American Board.

The American Board of foreign
missions has held it's SD annual
meeting at Pittsfield, Mass, last
week. The financial reports showed
a large increase of contributions
during the year, indicating that the
differences and bitter contentious OF
other years are being forgotten and
that there is q readiness to work in
union and harmony upon the basis
agreed upon at Minneapolis. The
donations for the year reached S4S4,
463, a gain of more than 100000
over the annual average of the last
five years. Added to this were lepa-
cies making available funds for the
year of nearly 100000. The mis-
sionary field is constantly growing.
however, and the prudential commit
tee estimate that 100000 will be
required for the coming years
work. The old board of officers was
unanimously reelected, Rev. DR.
Storrs having been persuaded to re-
tain the presidencyfor another year
in which position he has done a
noble work in the unifcation of the
body and in harmonizing it's differ.
ences.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-22
Washinntnn disnntoh g

A Washington dispatch says
" The memorable woman's garments
worn by Jefferson Davis when he was
taken prisoner at the close of the
war are locked up in big iron chest
in the safe keeping of Brig Gen. Breck
of the army. They had been in the
chest for 26 years, and were opened
Wednesday in Secretary Fosters of
flee. There was an old-fashioned
waterproof, made of light gray cloth,
despatched with mud, a red cassi-
mere shawl and a pair of spurs.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-22
Estate OF Ruby NuttInR

LICENSE To SCI T..
State Of Vermont, District Of Lamoille. ss.-In
Probate Court, held at Hyde Park, within and
for said district, ON the 10th day Of October, A.
ID. 1891.
Haven p. stowe. Admr. of the estate OF
Ruby Nutting, late Of stowe. In said District
deceased. makes application 10 said Court for
license to sell all Of the real estate Of said de
sentlng that the sale thereof Is necessary 60 pay
debt secured by mortgage on tie real
that said application be referred 90 a
session thereof to be held at the Probate Of
fee. I'm said Hyde Park. on the 9th day of Now
ember. A. ID. 1891, for hearing and decision
thereon and IL Is further order q, that all
persons Interested he notified hereof by publ
cation Of notice 81 said application and order
thereon. three weeks successfully la the NEws
AND CITIZEN, printed at Morrisyille aud hyde
Park. before said time Of hearing. that they
may appear nc said time and place. and. II they
zee cause object thereto.
BY the COurt.--Attest,
so EDWIN G. WHITE Judge.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-22
1t Should be IN Every House,

j. B. Wilson, 81 Clay St., Sharps-
burg, Pa, says he will not be with
out DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, that
it cured his wife who was threatened
with pneumonia after an attack of
" La Grippe" when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Barber of
Cooksport, Pa, claims DR.. Kings
New Discovery had done him more
good than anything he ever used for
lung trouble. Nothing like it. Try it.
Free trial bottles at Gates drugstore
Large bottles, soc. and $1.OO.