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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-12-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Lowest prices on winter millinery at
MRS KEELER's

Lowest prices on winter millinery at
MRS KEELER's
WANTED Two to five tons of Straw.
c. S. PAGE, Hyde Park
SAVE EY!-Milage tickets, bought, sold
and for rent. PIKE & BENSON, Stowe.
For SALE-One pair of good heavy work
horses FRED C. BAsHAw, Stowe, Vt.
For SALEl-Oae matched pair of driving
horses also two single drivers.
III. WAITE & Son, Morrisvile.
NoTICE!-Mrs. Wilkins of the Valley House
Millinery store at No. Hyde Park will sell
goods regardless of cost from the 1st of Dec
until the 10Th of January.
BARRELS WANTED We want Flour and
Sugar Barrels Will pay cents if with one
good head, 10 cents with both heads, at our
Hidehouse at Hyde Park, Vt. c. 5. PAGE.
FoRSALE CHEAP Two sec Dnd hand sleighs,
one buggy, one pair sleds, two single har-
nesses, three stoves and one buffalo robe.
Cash or green stove wood accepted.
E G. WILSON, Morrisville.
For SALE Five Pairs Traverse Sleighs,
two seats and pole viii sell cheap for cash
or wood. Also 4 horsepower steam engine
and boiler. Address or call on
MoRRIsvILLE FOUNDRY Co Morrisville.
Stamped linens and embroidery materials.
pillow covers in linen, satne lithograph, bur
lap, etc. Reeds and rata for basketry. The
new durable twist pillow cords.
Mrs. F. 2. KELLER, Morrisville.
WooD For SALBl-I have few cords more
OF that dry Stove Wood that | wish to dis
pose of; also some three-foot wood. Will
deliver at fair prices for cash.
w S. NEwCOMB. Cady's Falls.
WANTED An active upright young man,
of Is or 20 years, to learn general mercantile
business One who can come we'll rec )mmend-
ed and desires experience more than salary.
Address, j. B., care of News AND CITIZEN.
WANTED Thirty Stitchers to make Per.
fiction Wrappers. No experience necessary.
Pleasant and steady work with good pay
Apply at once.
TRUE MANUFACTURING Co., Waterbury, Vt,
SLE1GHs Let us save you money on your
new sleigh. We have some slick ones and we
want you to have one of them. Don't buy
until yCu see our line. Pigs from two to
eight weeks old for sale!
F. ]. SMALLEy, Morrisville,
LUMBERMEN ATTENTION II have purchased
the W. D. Manning mill at North Hyde Park,
and wish to let IBIS on the old Buck land.
Also will purchase all the spruce, hemlock
and hardwood logs at the highest market
price Don't sell your good spruce and No. /
hardwood t. the osEer fellow and come to me
witt your culls, but bring it all to me.
j. 5. SooFIELD, Hyde Park, Vt.
For SALE!-One pair two year-old Colts,
we'll matched, half sisters, sired by Pride of
Iowa, sound and pert ly kind. broke to
drive single or double, weigh 1500lbs ; price
Sl75. Also two Sheep, oneyear-old and two
year,old; price 81 90. Also my home place at
East Johnson, consisting OF four acres land,
house and IN in good repair, good running
water at house and barn price $S00-halt
down FL. Y STEABNs, johnson VT
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-12-02
Meeting Of License Commissioners.

A meeting of the License Commits
sioners of the town of Morristown will
be held at the Town Clerks Office Sat
urday, Dec. 5. at 2 o'clock p. m. All
Constables, Police Officers, Sheriffs
and Deputy Sheriffs are requested to
be present. VIM. G. MCCLINTocK,
Chairman.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-12-02
lamoille Granqe.

Following is the Lecturers program
for Lamoille Grange for Dec. TO-
Music, choir; r oll Call, ans Wered by
short poetical selections selection,
Mrs. Harlow; The Post Office Scandal,
Mr.. Borden /; Immigration, Levi
Small; Dairying Industry, II. Dodge;
music, Mrs. Bedell selection, Mrs.
Sberwin; Panama Canal, Messrs Le-
Baron pad Roynton; Alaskan Boun-
dry, A. Dodge; Agricultural Indus.
try, +. Small; SELECTION, Mrs. Peck /;
Angora Goat Industry, FL. Harlow !;
Storms of the year and the lessons
they teach US, Mr.. Booth music,
choir.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-12-02

Just cast your eye over the live ~
to-date advertisements III this issue.
A yourg lad in speaking OF one of
our local clergymen, who is quite at
home at athletic sports, remarked
that, " "heis quite modern preacher"
Remember the Ideal Entertainment
Co. appears at Town Hall, Dec. %,
under the auspices of the Woman's
Club. Be sure and save a date for
this high-cass entertainment.
Miss Grace Bigelow returned Tues
day evening from Salem, Mass, " here
she has been spending the Thanks.
giving vacation with her parents. She
resumed her duties at the Academy
this morning.
Regular meeting Mt. Vernon Lodge
will be held this evening. Work on
the first and third degrees. Next
Wednesday evening will be held a
special meeting for work on the first
and second degrees.
Dutha W. Shaw, the youngest son
OF the late B. o. Shaw of this town,
died at his home in Manila, Iowa,
vast Saturday of brain fever. He was
u brother of the Secretary OF Treas
uiry and also of the late Mrs. N. B.
Mower of Eden. He was so years
old and is survived by wife and a
son and a daughter. He spent some
tlme In this county last summer with
relatives and many had the pleasure
ol acquaintance with a very worthy
gentleman,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-12-02

All of these are re-appointments
with the exception of j. NJ. Parker,
who although having had consider
able experience as Deputy and Sher-
iff, has been out of business for few
WARS
Arizona republican., 1903-03-26
MOURNING 0F
 k COMMUNITY
Service Oyer tha Remains Of
 coI. William chrisfy
For Three H6urs Yesterday After noon the Business and Official Life of the City Was stopped-Ceremon- ies at Church and Grave.

The funeral of Colonel William Christy took place yesterday afternoon at ? o'clock at the First Methodis1 church. It had been the wish Of the family that the services should be held at the house, but it was represented by friends that the dead belonged to the iccmmunity Of which he had so long been an important part that at last consent was given that the obsequies might be held in the church
 jTne afternoon was like Sunday. From noon. until after the services the banks and the stores were closed. the flag hung at half mast from the capi- tel and though the public offices were left open the officers themselves were present at the services.
 The floral decora tfons of the church were magnificent. the contributions Of friends Of the family. An imposing background was formed by two flags suspended in front o6 the altar. The chancel rail was wreathed with flowers among which had been fixed small flags. There was profusion of lilies. roses, crysantnemums. sweet peas and ferns. On a table in front of the altar was great bank of flowers white and purple. and across 1t lay satin ribbon on which had been wrought in purple letters the word Integrity On each side of the altar was jardiniere filled with the choicest flowers and still others in which great white lilies were predominant lay upon the coffin. upon which also reposed the chapeau and plume Of a knight templar.
 From each of the two entrahces to the auditorium flags hung down, complet- ing the decora tions. Amid it all there was a sad blending of black and white with which also the first four rows of seats in the center of the church were draped. They had been reserved for the relatives and friends.
 The auditorium was filed Back of the relatives sat the members Of J. w. Owen pest c. A. R. and next the Knights Templars. and further in the rear the ladies Of the Relief Corps The pail bearers were Messrs NJ W Mossinger, Jseph Fifeld, T W Penn berton- E. A. Fowler. J. E. Walker Fowler and L. C. Masten. In the rear of them sat the representative of the national guard.
 The pastors Of all the protestant churches in the city participated in the ceremony. After the opening hymn the Scripture lesson was read by Rev. Dr. Penicl and prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. McAfee. The funeral sermon was preached by the pastor of the church,
Arizona republican., 1903-03-26

Rev. C. Y. Cowan, who took fer his text, And the armies which were in heaven followed upon white horses. clothed in fine linen. white and clean" MT. Cowan described the great host of those who should triumph over death. Some would have triumphed by mar tyrdom and others by having performed the things thatthey found set for them to do. He paid an eloquent tribute a the dead. his usefulness in the com munity and his help to the church His influence had been felt not only in this community but throughout the terri tory and it had always been for good. The sorrow at his taking off had not been confined to his relatives and near CT friends, out it was participated 2, by the community at large.
 The services were concluded by the singing by a quartette of "Tenting To- Night on the Old Camp Ground" and by Q hymn. The members If the audi erce were permitted to pass by the casket and loolz upon the face of the dead. the members of the orders re- n1aining seated.
 At length the last look had been taken. the coffin was closed forever. and the cortege was formed in the fol- lowing order: The pallbearers, the members of the Grand Army. the Knights Templar, the Woman's Relief Corps. an escort Of the National Guard. the Inourners and friends. The process sion was so long that when the head Of it had reached the cemetery it still ex- tended almost to First avenue.
  haps the most impressive. First tho rites of the Knights Templar were per formed and then followed the reading of the ritual of the Grand Army. After Q prayer by MT. Cowan d detail of the National Guard fired a salute over the grave and the buSier sounded Taps"
 Colonel Christy had q premonition of his carly death at Q time when his health had been much better than il had been for months. On the occasion of the funeral of Captain G. D. Gray. he Was riding away from the cemetery with his son. Captain George Christy. Said he: The next funeral of an old soldier that I shall attend will be my own." His son replied, Why. father. you're stronger and in better health than you have been for q long time Nc" said he. the machinery is almost run down: I'm nearly worn out. I feel tired all the time
Arizona republican., 1903-03-26
PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
Death Of Mrs. Nargeret J. Duffield
 Yesterday Morning.

Mrs. Margaret J. Dudicid, wife Of Doctor William Duffeld died yesterday morning at 1C:20 o'clock ct the family hcme in Sinms additicl.
 Mrs. Dufield came here in 1S57 from Chicago seeking relief from very serious lung trcubie. She formed the acquaintance of pr. Duflicid shortly after coming here and on the partial restoration of her health they were married. Her impTovtment however, could only be of d temporary nature and during their married fife she re- mained an iEEaiid. Their devotion to each other was ideal and trc constant attention of d husband in whom ,Nas; combined professional skill and Iho tendere5t sympathy gave her In great measure mental compensation for the physical suffering of her l&-sr days.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-26

'ToWard the end oi her illness she sui fered rather more than usual til with iE' . few hours when she sank into peaceful uncorscioUsncss, passing quietly away.
 Beside i.er husband Mrs Dunield leaves Of her immediate relatives here. -trnCiC Weber a ten year oid son by q former marriage. and 3 brother. MT :. Glasgow of Chicago. Though her illness confined her closely to the house for years, sine nevertheless made the acquaintance Of g wide circle oi friends and none could know her save jo hold her in the highest esteem.
 \ funeral service will be held at the sa:l:iIy hc:-le sometime CT Friday, GT- engagements not yet being fully com- oleted. and both the funeral service and the inter.nent will be private.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-16
OUR. COUNTY GLEAElNGS
From the Brain and Pens of the Censor
Live Country and Village writers.
MnITE4TnWN.

ONTARIO, Dec, ID H. II. Hanson, of
Cashton, was in town. Two teachers of
our nigh school, the Misses Meschler and
Hannah, presented beautiful flowers 10
their sick dupil Herbie Voorhees,. Geo.
Ward of Forest, was here de-horning
cattle. - Ora Wallace Of this village
took a load Of ties to Norwalk The
medicine wagon Of Mr.. Seth Smith, In
care of his son was looking after custom
ers in town. Hugh Donahoe of Whites
town; who sold mis- farm viii move to
Lacrosse for new home, We are
sorry to lose Mr Donahoe; he came here
ia the ffties. Mrs. Frank Walker, of
Forest, visited her mother. Mrs. a. A.
St-dnan. Houston and Pierce de-horn-
ed erd of cattle for J. b. Paine. Sew
era. crush Greek farmers sold their to-
bacco crops Of 1908 to a Soleiers Grove
buyer at 50. "A 6.inch downfall of the
o the beautiful last Friday night.
was delight to the small boy. Yester-
day the thermometer indicated 40 below
..Mrs Eta Saunders of Hudson, accom-
panied ny her two little daughte g, are
visiting relstives and friends in {. g vii
lage. Rev. Sweet Of Whitehall, D ZACH
ed in the Baptist church last Sun So.
AssOkAc3 ~ ~ AJiAAtA VI Cpdl tdf - buL
ed in the U. b. Church Saturday n. bit.
Subject; Washington, Lincoln, and Afc-
Kinley. The speech was very interest
ing to all Miss Laura Hurlbert is hello
gisl at central. Ara Wallace took load
Of fine hogs to Cashton today; price So 30
per owt. John Dewitt of Forest. was in
town today. The merry jingle Of the
sleighbells Is sweet music 10 the team
sters. School on Brush Creek Is prosper
ing finely in charge Of Miss Jones, Of
this village. ONTARIO KID.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-16
VTROoUA TOWN TAX notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
IN designed. treasurer of the town OF VII
roqua, that the tax roll will be In my hands
and ready for collection Dec. Esd. VIII be ct
the ViroQua express Office on Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays and at the WestDy
Bank on Mondays. Collection fee one per
cent. until January /, 1904.
o. L. BUCHANAN, town treasurer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-16
First publication Dec. 16. iao3-6,
Notice of Sale on Partition.

STATE or WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT CouRT. YER
sos COUNTY
William Alexander plaintiff vs. Grant Alex
ander ct al defend auts.
NTotice Is efeby given thatby virtue of a
~ Judgment OF partition and sale Ia the
above entitled action, rendered In the court
aforesaid on the 9th day OF June, 1908, the I'M
dgrsiEned referee win offer for sale and sell
to the highest bidder for cash the following
described real estate towit;
The southeast quarter OF the southeast
qsaFter OF section ten ti0l the south hal of
the southwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of the soutl east quarter OF Section
eleven I'D all OF said land being In Township
eleven north, Range three west In Vernon Co..
Wis on the ID day Of February, 1904, at the
hour Il ten O'Clock m OF that day at the
law on ce OF smith 4 Griffin In the city OF VI
roqua Vernon county, Wis.
Dated Dec. Is, 1903
THCMAs A ToLRuD, Referee
SMITH & GRIFFIN Attorneys for plaintiff.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-16
s1rsRLrNa.

PURDY, Dec. II. 1908. -Oscar Gaaper |
and John Erickson are having wood
sawed The iron bridge near Purdy has
been rebuilt WITH an addition of 10 feet
in the center, tubing being used in toe
east end. r. 2. Johnston went to vi
roqua Thursday. C. L Foss has been
working for Walter Gray and Filing
Dale. Gauper and Cline did some work
for the town Ole NJ. Hanson is among
our Jolly bachelor set Jack Dutchie is
making regular trips to the White house
Leonard Engler made flying trip to
Victory last Friday. Henry Doxrud of
Sparta, is visiting with relatives in our
bdrg, also some cousins of Brzezowsky
from La Crosse spent few days in
Purdy taking in the wedding dance.
Purdy Is coming to the front as leader
in wedding festivities as we've had no
less than three this fall. The first happy
event was the marriage of Miss Lena
Tryggestad to Elva Tewalt, then 81
marriage of Miss Anna Tryggestad TO
David Engler and last the marriage of
Mrs. Anna Hermenson to August Wes-
enberg. We wise them all happy and
prosperous life with many blessings and
few cares. Jacob Larmo has bought the
Frank Crandle farm of 40 acres. Miss
Mile Sorenson is working at Hedge
,on's. .Halover Oliver is working for r.
p. Johnston and Uncle Sam Mandus
Lunde was a Purdy caller Sunday.
Dave Eugler and wife win soon locate
in the old Jack Hanson house on the
McLees ridge. "A L. McLees passed
through our burg with drove of calves
Woodmen camp elected its officers for
the ensuing year There is some talk Of
celebrating the 21st anniversary Of the
Modern Woodmen Jan. 9Th by our camp
u. W. Forsythe is buying hogs here.
Miss Alma Camper Of Wheatland, is at
tending school here. Miss Bertha Brz-
ezowsky had TO delay school for scme
time on account of sickness. Mise Sun
yer Olson is critically i'll with erysipe-
las. DR.. Schreiner was down twice
within week. Mrs. Amund Trygges.
tsad is also on the sick list.
SNOW BOUND,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-16

KRuM SPRING. Dec l4-Gro Preus
returned from his trip to Canada. He
reports it a fine country H. Knadst
has a new well and windmill put up by
Wick Bros of Lacrosse. They are drill
ling well for Ben E,e. Miss Olga Lun-
de Is the happy possessor of a new organ
Carl Oleson Is looking after his inter-
ests on the corner. Andrew Langhus IS
breaking colts Get ready for sleigh
ride, girlg. Pete Oleson is taking his
turn at house keeping, his wife being
absent on a visit. Rusdal Bros. are fur
nishing wood for the Store schoolhous-
Andrew Urness, Henry Filters ane
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-16
FRANKLIN.

OBELCTUM RIDGE. Dec, 13.-Joseph
Wigdahl visited at Thompsons, Sunday
The dance at Elleffesons was well at
tended and an enjoyable time reported.
IS. Thompson and Chris Hagen visited
at Bad Ak Sunday Quite a few Of our
young folks are taking music lessons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sherry attended
the Young Peoples Society at Liberty
Pole today Miss Rruddas visited at
home Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Joswanger
attended the dance at Henden's. Satur.
day evening, Ole Sherry expects TO
erect d $1,000 house next spring Ed.
Hanson had the misfortune to lose $50
calf. Martin Thompson and Carl Davis
will go north in the spring Carl Sher-
ry and Ellen Brudaas attended dance
at Elleffsonss G0O-Goo-EYED B JILL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-16

Oscar Hanson were at Viroqua Saturday
Berpt Simenson is spending the win
ter at Rud's Emma and Albert Debing
were Westly callers, Saturday. Anna
Severtscn visited at Charlie Jacobs
Laura Sseeaso1 visited Westhy. Nina
Wallace. visited ~ Iscobsoh'- Jake Sc
version lefi ? day fOr L4Crt~s- with
load Of rabbi. ~t'ch be ilg exchange
for Christm dt+-
HAPPY HooLIGAN
Jtf'.EksttN
SPKINGvILLE, Dc,-. Is The bazaar
and oyster saFper given ~ lie La lies
Aid was decidedly succesr. A fue
dlss lay article was prrsented, aud
quickly ureh-sed. A number from
distance -wesied the throng in atten-
dance. Nearly $50 was added 10 tbs
fund FIR improvements Next Sunday
evening Dee 30, Presiding Elder Mar.
tin breaches at Nj. E church. Pastor
khue gave an inspiring sermon last
Sunday upon the Power OF the Holy
Ghost There were no services at the
A <, cL=reh "a Brother Potter was at
tending confidence at Sparta. B
Hunter, Pansy Miller aud Mrs German
were at Sparta 100, returning yesterday
Truman hunier lost one or his horses
by being hung III the halter. Our schools
close Friday for two weeks vacation
w. e. Miller ard T. 4. Hunter drove
TO Necedah to visit relatives Mrs W.
NJ Bouffleur lately visited at Sam Mills
Thomas Buchanan has been Ill for sew
eral days Bunls Dahl has been reps r
ing his house, Just in time for the cold
wave Of the past few days and Willmar
Boyce has also added needed repairs on
the no 70 he occupies. Philip Doerr was
i'll wee9 since, but is out again. Born.
Dec. II, to Mr., and Mrs. t. M. Thomp-
son. a son. the first born.
ROSE GERANIUM.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-16
First publication Dec. 2, 1906
Notice for Publication
LAND OFFICE AT EAU CLAIRE WIS.

LAND OFFICE AT EAU CLAIRE Wis.
Nov. a. 1908. I
Notice is hereby given that the following name AIMED
ynute and make anal proof in support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the clerk of the circuit Court, at Viroqas. ver.
Will,sm Nelson. Of viroqua, Wis.,. IL. No
loTsg. for the seA swA sec 2. I. ii, N, Il.
He names the following witnesses TO prove nis
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of ald
land. viz: Ole j. johnson, VIM. a. Nels on
Andsew Sherry, Henry Nelson Of viroqus, WIS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-16

full line wagons buggies cutters seighs oils aud
We of the celebrated Advance tanning mills
should be ready sellers this time year Farmers
the weed seed of your grain and sell the grain for
more money and SOW the clean seed Yours for trade
CHAS. 5. SLACK g. CO !.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-16
ARARGAlN FOR YOU

vsoK sALk.A GOOD 50-AoRE FARM WITH
X in tIirea miles OF viroqua. Good house,
well and windmill and cistern, o2acco shed
and other outbuildings. 800 or $500 cash pay
ment, balance TO suit purchaser inquire Ae
the CENSOR office.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-16
PREPARE TO PAY TAXES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned, Treasurer OF the city of vi
roqua, will be ready to receive tax money,
commencing December 10th and continuing
TO January 30, at one per cent. After that
time three per cent will be charged for ollec-
ton. Office at my furniture store. from 8
O'Clock a. m to D. m.
oTTo OTrEsoN, City Treasurer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-16

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic ioc or 25c.
II C.. G. G. fail to cure. druggists refund money
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-12

The difficulty about the plural Of
words for different kinds of fish is not
solved by photographers any more
than by grammarians. The Oxford
dictionary says of the word cod for
example, that the plural is rare, and it
gives a quotation from a writer of the
seventeenth century in which occur
both 'codds" and "salmons." During
the last few years we have several
times seen trouts as the plural of
trout. DR.. Murray quotes from Izaak
Walton, three brace of trouts.' And
there is, of course, Hoods use, in the
Dream of Eugene Aram," of troutIets
like troutlets in a pool" By the
way, DR.. Balm, in his excellent gram
mar, says that the collective plural.
salmon, corresponds to a class of reu-
ter nouns which lost their (nomina-
tive) plural infexion in the oldest
English, Ana then-there is and are
sheep London Chronicle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-12
COUNCIL REFPES
TO GRANNLICENSE.
Judge Hicks Presents RemOns'
trance and Council TURNS Down
Application.

The regular meeting of the Borough
Council was held at Botough Hall
last evening at which Mayor Muir
head presented a veto to ordinance to
flag and curb Church street,
When Michael Tags application for
license came up, Judge Hicks D esent-
ed a remonstrance and maHe a few
remarks againts it. On a vote Ooun-
cilmen Haines, Hoffman and Hillman
voted "No," and the applip cation was
rejected.
The Central Jersey Telephone Com
pany was given a hearing. Mr.. Dem
aresk, the company's engineer, made a
few remarks.
An ordinance for CHI hanging a part
of Broadway, was taken up, on first
reading and continued ON second
reading until August 18th. Council
man Hillman introduced the ordin-
ance regarding the grading and curb
ing of Church street, adopted. August
25th fixed for public hearing of same.
Councilman Hoffman move that
the counsellor proceed to have the
two judgements existing between the
borough and New York and Long
Branch Railroad, cancelled.