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Farm for Sale.

AS business calls me to California next fall,
offer my farm for sale, consisting of $50 acres
more or less. Nearly all the tillage is machine
moving, two thousand cords or more hard wood
standing, about two thousand fine maple trees,
and in vicinity of 10000 feet of nice pine lumber
standing. his farm is natural grass land and
at present is capable of running forty cows and
team, and if properly managed can carry double
the said amount of stock in ten years less time.
Extra lot of farm buildings, I Ia story house
2Sl2x4ol2 feet with nine rooms and ell, cellar un
der both that never freezes, walled with blue
mountain granite, wood shed adjoining. One
barn oox44 feet with slo, and one barn 44x32 feet
excellent cellars under both barns. One granary,
fine apple orchard near house, the best of spring
water running into kitchen and in barn yard that
never fails This property is situated in Monroe,
N. H., on public highway Il2 miles from Monroe
Village, and two miles from Mclndoe alls, VT,
and is for sale cheap. If not sold before Septem-
Der Ist, 1895 will be sold together with all stock,
TOOLS crops, ETC., on September 49, 1885, at public
auction. For any further information please call
on or correspond with me. Address,
II. H. RANDALL,
P. o. Box IS. 3I-46 Monroe, n. II.
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e. WARD HUTCHENsON's ESTATE.

~ lAI II Oh vermont,
- District OF Randolph. IS
In Probate Court held at Randolph in and
for said district on the 18th day of June,
A. D., 1898.
Lewis Hutchinson Admir- of the estate of
e. Ward Hutchinson late of Orange, in said
district, deceased, makes application to said
court for license to sell all OF the real estate
of said deceased situated in Orange, repre-
senttng that the sale will be necessary for the
payment of debts of said deceased. Where
upon 1t is ordered by said court that applica-
ton be referred to a session thereofto be held
al probate office in said Randolph on the 4th
day OF July, A. D., 1898, for hearing and
decision thereon and it is further ordered
that all persons interested be notified hereof
by publication of notice of said applicati ion
and order thereon three weeks successiv ely
In the United Opinion a newspaper pub
lished at Bradford in this state, and which
circulates in the neighborhood of those in
terested 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.
35 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS, Judge.
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LORENZO d. PREsCOTT's ESTATE.

~ e undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the Dis
celVe, examine, and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate of
Lorenzo ID. Prescott late of Bradford in said
offset thereto, hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purposes aforesaid at L. f.
Hales office in Stevens Block, Bradford
on on the Eth day of July and 10th day of
november next, from l O'Clock p m. until
untll O'Clock p. m each of said day s, and
that SIX months from the filth day Of May
a. ID. 1898, is the time limited by said court
Tor said creditors to present their claims to-
us Tor examination and allowance.
Dated at Bradford, this 4th day of June
A. D., 1898.
40 l. f. HALE, con,nos
Oh II. H. ORMSBY,
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Il LEGAL. Il
PROBATE COURTS AND COURTS OF INsoL-

PROBATE COURTS AND COURTS OF INsoL-
VENCY-BRADFoRD DISTRICT 1896.
Probate Courts and Courts of Insolvency
within and for said district will be holden the,
ensuing year as follows:
bradlo1u-ACJ . II, WaJson's Office in Brad
West Fairlee-At the Eagle Hotel in West
Falrlee on the last Saturday of May, July.
september and November.
Also at the Probate Office in ThetfOrd on.
the hrst Wednesday of every month.
Also at East Corinth on the third Thursday
Of May, July and September.
S. NJ. GLEASON, Judge,
Thetford Centre, VT April /, 1876.
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SARAH ANN POwELL,s ESTATE.

TIL undersigned, having been appointed
trict of Bradford Commissioners to receive.
examine and adjust all claims and demands
OF al! persons against the estate of Sara
Ann Powell late of STAFFORD in said district
deceased. and all claims exhibited in offset
thereto, hereby give notice that we will meet
LOT tne purposes aforesaid, at II oteI
Barrett In said StraffOrd on the 18th day of
June and 10Th day of Nov next from o'clock
uhtll4 O'Clock p m of said days, and that six
months from the 18th day of May A d 1898 is
the time limited by said Court for said cred
i i 10 present their claims to US for exam
1nation and allowance.
A D. 1875
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We hear a great deal of the art of
singing. of music as an entertainment,
of music as a recreation. 1t is high time
we heard something of music as help,
a practical help. In order to do this, we
must have only few hymns New
tunes and new hymns every Sunday
make poor congregational singing. FIT
ty hymns are enough fer 80 years. The
Episcopal church prays the same prayers
every Sabbath and year after year and
century after century. For that reason
they have the hearty responses Let Us
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5 Cents. 5 Cents.
P. o. Box IS.

Price has been reduced on the
original, old-fashioned Dobbins'
Electric Soap, so that it can now
be bought at ) cents for a full
sized bar. Quality same as for
last thirty-three years, "BEsT OF
ALL" Ask your grocer for it.
No one has eUer found fault with
its quality, no one can nor find
fault with its price. 1t stands as
it has for thirty-three years, in a
class by itself, as to quality, puri-
ty and economy, but is now in
class with common brown soaps
as to price.
1t is the original Electric and is guaran-
teed to be worth four times as much as any
other soap ever made. For washing any
thing, from the finest lace to the heaviest
blanket, it is without peer.
DoBBINs SOAP M'F'e Co.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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same to same 4th-st COS IT w OF 4th-aVe' 20
Iumsden William to Mary D LANCE aoN
Union ave l75 n n Of l49th-st. years
rarkln Matthew l. B. and Joseph - D I'm,
neil 10 Gustav Mendelson, Nos 10 ana 10 H' alS
r,,insston lanes to David oppenhemer and
another $ Central Park west ana '''i- % M
Levy. Morris to Philip Keebers. No A to oil 500
Mandelstcin Morris to Lillian Gillespie, NO ,,co
o3s West 62d-st, years. ;ri,ic
Same 10 German American Real Estate i'e snr
Guarantee Company, same property. yrdr.... WV
Marshall. Jacob p TO the Mutual Lie IhSu'" sOO
Company No 305 West s7th-st year o'"'
Nafhach Theresia, 10 William Jay and another'
trustees etc 18th ave. 81 II n OF 4-o-s'' M
NandeIhaum Harris. and Fisher Levine 70 Alonzo
c Nonson IS guardian. etc. orcnaru-S' ~ % m.
II Of Stsnton-st, year. -'
Mccarthy Selena TO Frederick Mccarthy, LOT NO
2lO map Of $40 lots Of NcGraw estate nea' IN.
Van Nest Station years "
Prior MARY 10 II Corey, = Darke l<ihs' "A,
355 If II Boston ave, year. 80. -
g.Ife Fritz 20 Timothy Donovan cor'ei OK
C;ortandt-ave and l62d-st year $3.50
shady James n, William X Aston o'n- az
ave 43 II n OF 63d st, year. ......
Troman Annie. r Anna Purdy, east nan Oh , an
lot No a35 map Of Wakefield. months. - i'
yarian Jacob to Title Guarantee and 1rus JONI ~
pany: 70 Leroy-st. 3 years "'
Van Aukcn Elise O. Union Dime Savings m
etitution n 4sth at. i15 II " OF 6th-aV>' ~ M
Wh,tson elizabeth T. and Elise Hicks. No %
Maiden Lane with gore lot on corner Oh oN
above, 3 years
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REAL ESTATE.
BROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS PROJECTED

BROADWAY 1MPRON EMEN D
Plans were died with the Building Departmeas
Yesterday for two new Broadway Improvements o
=. 60, ,ogether $4,000 Commodore Gerry
s,s,ar Mrs Frederic Gallatin, will erect d. :"
cost OF 10000 an eght-story orick saleSio
and store building 4s 2x1s9S. at No. @z broau"
and No q East Nncteenth-st. from pianS W -
Shook Sons The building will he similar W '','.
erected on the rest of the site or the oio nd
mansion the northeast corner Oh D'oa'""'
Nineteenth-st - oso proodwav AT the
same time filed plans ten-story "a Ns
brick office building 2s2x175s to be erected o.t Of
SO so The plans are by William Birk mi Emil
schrag Rchtberg, g, s v, twenty third-st, a
seven-story business building, toxc' TO r. Tho Two
brook Cushmsn and for Tsses Nos $40 and as
Twentv-third-st to Joseph W. Cushmah' y" pa
Va Jnius Friend sold for John Amundsop 10
client for the of residence the Plot e
lots 75ys on the no east Ttie on private
MOAN Max q Hart sold to AdoPh Weiss for 80 &c. Mo
Is West One-hundred and seconu-s"'
'John Vesey sold No. 2il East yyl ON pr
,bree-sory brick dwelling, on lot i0xioSS' 0" pr
% Smith sold for Herman rR s,ofss Sy at No
yeIsropE Size Sx75x9c to Cecilia Lspne 9 S
81 800; and exchanged for oe SScth.t two-story
East Haiiina Hausd at 5o with Her
man MAYER for the two-story d"e"ns '
Charles Griffith Moses sold for Martin g. H at: a sG
,h Hrnst Marx Ma han Company pot o! o tr,os
Eppashridge Road and Ellwoodst. on private 'ei '
adIsr q Hermann sold to Harris Godoer g., Sar
al Fast Thirteenth-st.. old buildings on 'o' -'N
Tho contracts for the sae by Louis stern % ,de
IN tifthaye adjoining his home, on tle sonri Cd
bet wcen Eghteth and Eighty -mrsu IS aianed yes
in The Tribune last Wednesday, were S'e"e' w.
terdav. . ,xstordav William
Kennedy sod in foreclosure the
front dwelling on lot 9Dxs0 No III ,nrv frame
70 the naintif for $500 and tho twostoTy h me
dy,eii,nt on pot 50xe on the west side OF mr.
ave- e6i feet south OF Gun Hill Road 10 j. . Ou''
for $3.50 ,--..,os,ro tho eve-story
brick nathouse. on lot AxlWil' 10 ~ D,ointir for
hundred a nd teenth-st., 10 the pInii ~, ~
s231 the ive-story brick hathouse on io nuS
fc9S 10 2b East Sixty ninth st.. TO WlIlihIh .na
o. 90 f.o and the nve-story brick store anu 80
ment house with two.sory brick snas1 corner
g. The rear No 1859 Thlri-ave, northeeast, 9I 70
~ Tinetv-th,rdst 10 Hayman e Baer ior ~ ~, ,a
The properly In Park Row announced 70 10 ''u
was withdrawn
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RECORDED MORTGAGE

Baumgartner. Louise T. to John g oconnor No o., ~.
piianl IA yIr p. to citizens savings Bank
lin - M, n " Of Ienos- ave / year. 1900
S"IH% 10 aoSiooII l., ycar............... i5oOo
o H., ooh 3, + year '................ 1900
B,arh"m. william II and James to Gcrmana Life
Insurance Company. corner Riverside Drive a.. 400
ayenqe and ''h st. ron MI ilt. Assurance
'' s"sicf, '''" HIoaGvaS 81 Of Rcadcs
c,,a 1sr' .Iohn 4 hy attorney TO same Noe 800
and sS2 ri ave- also No i3' ID ave. secures in
Costello. Me7 4, John F s,sey.' Park 800
Bi il~ Eiz al TO Gihraim Levy lot
map Of Van Ne-t Park 2Mh ward 2 Years years no
S" iG '%Ff r. WcS.,er ave. " nsalmsn;, i,oo
M r s'1 moan ns N Ss. TG s s' s;"'S'ss
v,c s's it, sara, ggf' and Ina to John Boe,tner
So 5,6 to- $50 Eas' idsi and adst. 20 IT ann
usc4ac As~n"S w III l' ard william Daenal
jacob . Butler e s. Nicholas ave. 81 IT =, M
rel i'i l 1t d % S o,e Won Fabe No 81 to
90 u rrH' J. to FmgTant Industrial Savings
ings Bank. n 9TH ave and 18TH st. 40,
DE- s'f Fara Maria l. to william Rankin ., cor
Park PARK West and loSth st and cor Morning ooo
side ave ana Rann sane property year 70o
Dinwiddie Cora l. Amanda NJ DeGraf. No 1873 oo,o
r, ws1t GEORGE " ys S Metropolitan savings Bank
10 f 2 AysnqS S Sew Fs4E Realty company
10 Maiden Lane secure, sdysn.es Nonroe 'oo"
hs " e i0f r Of FiSs.t 10000
KuhhDrn John Irving Savings Institution, no
sSs spr oa r'% Gar ''' " ........ $500
shr''e d9 ,, u, 70 SrPra, PARK West year 1900
Adsms o, Arasela ana s "a S ave- az 5000
MoCracken william, and William 3 Dagnall 10
Moses A Hoppock. trustee, $ 81 Nlcnoas-
ave rs Z, 1874 At. extends to ~ Nicholas a. a.,
Same 10 James " Laurence. same property d. 80.
BERNHARD Miriam i. TO Mary Robert. 18th =. .o
st. 3T5 II OF 6th-aye. year. .............. l1ooo
Roys Thomas II. Frederic J Mddebrook. -
Iolst-st. 200 II 9 OF Amsterdam-ave. n year 80 oW
same. same property years loooo
.Dwenstsn. Benjamin. and Moses Iowensten to
snr ets 10 East ssd st. yeSrs... 2sooo
bsd F-unl 10 a.ca Xm.terdamsye year 1000
corner Alexander ave and 18th st years 1900
McWalters. Mary and James to Jette Heller.
executrx and J Albert Englehar executor,
years '....-."....e... .............'.'... 5000
Iamphear Ida 3. to Elizabeth W Gwynns.
4th-st. 305 n Of ave, Wakefield, install
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Mr. Davis has ALREADY shown himself master Of local
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spiracy Of an exed king against his former subjects.
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American newspaper pondent who az the time
rescues from imposition an American hciress already
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trigues Through al this the love story II the
beautiful American and romantic hero. Is perhaps
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NEW BUILDINGS.

Broadway Nos 1906 and $ss for "a tsnsto'y B spa
mire e Moxley. No 800 Broadway o"he'S' 9
William Brkmre architect ., ,or an
eght-story brick store and salesrooin' r 80.
iSes: Aimy G Gaatn. No 6Il oth-aVe o""er'
Shook & Sons architects. 80 -
ath-st n W corner Madison-ave for t"o
story brick tenement houses. 4O1eo ana 4SNrv'
p " Fitzpatrick owner: Frederick Jacoosoh'
Hay. ave W g. and 170th-st. for three-s,oiy
brick dwelling, 22xoo, Edward Nanse''"o'7'
owner. Henri FOuchoux architect -
icSth ct g. 400 II W Of Lenox ave tor TWO 3L ny
story brick tenement houses. with stores <'%of ~,
Thomas Cowman. No SO Lind ave owner "
Cole, architect .......... -. ,o
Union ave W g. 1T5 n = OF lSth-st, for a Two
story frame stable. 4Ox22 Efward IS fsi,y"S
OF No N4S Union ave. owner. william mop
kins architect ....... 80. ,or
fremont ave " e. 84.8 II ~ Bathsate- ave; lo1
a one story frame store. 1892. Carolina "einer'
owner: n y Van Benschoten. architect -.
81 Iawrence-av ave. s. 2l0 II or west rarn M
Road for two-story frame dwelling pX4o'
Charles Knauf owner and architect
Rostor- ave " corner l75th for one-story
brick car shed. 3l5xio2: Union Railroad ON I'm.
pany owner Barbaresi. OF No olV East
llhth- st. architect
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFTRs.

1ss &C. PAM jane. clarke ''S 'a
SpeTb Z an .s We Wss, aIioos John Fari.y
ana VIE to william speTei J.,u, A. iss.sae
SKI Kai s. R.pp and ma wife 4 to Ana.. az;
81 ave- corner ne H Snn g Gookind : part
s3G st F. as 4 Of s,h ave to1iceS Mem" ~ 900
Aiken TO Emily 49,. HUT s,, an. ?. a ~ sa5 John
Fri' referee Metropolitan Life Insurance as7 800
3, ate W corner Sh ,eo.so: EmanS Ssn%
Bioon.nriale. assignee. to Henry '''nHn" 400
M1h 6i'' ave :. part plot No "a map DTopsT:y
Abraham scherlnerhorn. soSllb. proposes go
ns , fn.Dsr l 10; Ns 70 n s1@s NAP
1c @s r. >i'' B. block No 4da map sub Charlotte
| Trtwbriigc lanes Hanion % sarah HANOI a,1s1a
oFhaI s. ysrr: IS r. suss Stanton 10 fsrr.
deeauln and "a, anoih 49, map Alag. waken.id
% xxi Aasa, A%.9s august {sG sasssi 1878
?7S 4 y OF 49, r.S.r,e' To-
B.acxbarn Miller ........... 100. az '
nF l t AM "a Ns,d E q {, G i:aas
i72 g., 81 !, NcI ls and ID viz. TO cieors.
,o.t %, -, Z, " ~ Avenue A. 25SHs' Ei"e
le'' 60 s an w.,, h' iss,oss Ka,h.rn.
ain to Mattel banks ana .no,h', aa;,o.s
''. sam M Ie.mt~rs.r to Charles I-'n"r And
p, n', ST, 80 22i. q srsstas lo,sa7. Samuel
r'a"'s 10 Az ~ ~ s,h ave ero2. Emily
ilia, an. ano'her = N.,e !. Aj asn,, t1ab.r
in.i 81, ~ 81 91o ';fF@ a. A " osp
AZ aye 2srii.5. TmHhy Donovan and WHO
,,C..S M' s~- ia r, Of Ies,h-. 2ss7ae:
ri.~n- Trembrrser TO oh.,aas %ss nd Fran
We" cs So 81 Apy.sa,e and VII. % tho Ry'T.a.
., FaHHs s sS5 Of .;s..v. ,ass: doors.
ia'as '.''s AMI 70 sd is rss' :. i a1o. Jan.
II Hamilton - .tccu'or, e,a s and Snns 1888
?rn e. go n ., ON ~ Az +. D1n~iddie $1,000
s,,I -, ~ corner boulevard lcoHlnll AZ,
'r.iaadi Ave. n corner rnion.t 2onl25 G1sS'
~" ' ~, ys. ie1 rra s''f Hara Cox to
ee Il. &. 81. y Of wt. End 2Iioo'' % 900
Molf., M.n,el.fein and VIE 20 billiard 10" |ooo"
ss' #, 10 i2s East. 2'1lo2 2. John Krnn'' 10
G. T.t.,,, AVE. . 20 n Of i.7h st. eoSioo: ,,o
., , ,,o a7e s. 2Ss4 10. Juiianns Knorz-r
.as another 70 wilhelmIna Bergmann %, i'''o
io.3 Jac butler and wife 10 George .,mn
~ W. =" % Vest 11io22; I-vis Tewk'- ,Ooooo
ana & t9 Er to 5SeR = iLnas could to
rs ws, vo-,,. 's s,aSs sra'' i''sIi" 100
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