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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
NEWPORT.

Ruth, youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. G. r. Kendall died early Sunday
morning with diphtheria. The child had
only been sick for a few days, and her
condition was not considered danger
Gus until Saturday night. when she
gradually became worse. The nterment
was made Sunday morning at Pine
Grove cemetery.
A contract to furnish 500 tons Of ice
has been awarded the Newport Ice com
pany, from II. p. Hood * Sons, Charles
town, Mass
Il. j. Prouty of the Prouty &
Miller Lumber company met with a pain
full and serious accident Tuesday morn
ing at No. . mill. Mr.. Prouty was walk
ing near the new paner. recently in
stalled, when he noticed n board being
run through coated with ice, and picking
up "A handful of sawdust was in the act
of throwing ii over a cog wheel on the
board when his coat sleeve became en-
tangled in the coes pulling his arm into
the machinery and frightfully manslin
it. Dr. Blanchard was in attendance and
reports no bones broken but the muscles
Of the arm badly torn.
O. G. Miller is home from Bigclow, Me.
and will assist about Ahe mill until T.. j
Prouty is able to resume duties again.
DIN Hardy is confined to the house Will
a severe attack of the grip.
The first of a series of dances will b,
held in the Memphremagog parlor Thurs
day eveping. Music will he furnished b,
Mrs. Brockss orchestra of ST. Johns
bury
The annual meeting Of the Ladies' So
' cial union was held at the Congregation
, al Church parlor Tuesday afternoon an,
evening. Supper was served from 81,
to eight o'clock, after which a very in
| terestins programme was carried out.
T.. J, Prouty, who was 50 seriously in
jured Monday night, was taken Il
South I'ramington, Mass, on the nigh
express train, where he will remain unde
! the care of DR., Palmer Of that place
Charles Kttredge is confined to hi
room with the measles at Mrs. Ritchie'
ON Main street.
| Mr. and Mrs, r. II. Clement have re
turned after visiting Mrs. Clements sis
| ter in Burlington.
| Earl and Noel Smith made trip t
Magog, i. G., Tuesday morning wit
| their new ice yacht.
| r. u. Flint has sold his property o
| Lake street.
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CHELSEA.

On last Saturday as the result of
hearing before Justice John NJ. Com
stock one Frank stevens, as he call him
self, but during recent months in this
and neighboring towns known Ivy various
aliases, jackson morrill,, Chase, etc, was
put under $500 bonds to appear at June
term of Orange county court. He was
accused Of obtaining money and clothing
of several farmers under false pretences
Charles l.. West Of Tunbridgc. who has
been confined in Chelsea Jail for some
weeks for an assault upon his wife. was
recently taken to the Insane Asylum at
Waterbury, Last saturday his personal
property was sold at auction by his
guardian. Almon h. Bicknell.-A Metho-
dist sociable was held at the residence
Of Philip j. Little last Friday evening
with large attendanco.-A public re-
ccption was given to the Rev. and Mrs.
Geo. T. Lake at the Congregational
vcstry on Wednesday evening of this
week.-Mrs.. Hale X. Darling has been
confined to her bed for a fortnight but is
now thought TO be Cconvalescent.-Mrs
Fred A. Ordwav and daughter have joined
the husband. Mr.. Ordway, in Aberdeen,
~ c., and son, Leon remains here for
he winter. boarding with Mr.. and Mrs.
O. Fay Alen.-Thc Ladies Reading Circle
met with Miss Mary j. George on Mon
day evening to continue their winters
study in Jrt.-Charles r. Corwin of SOM
crIlle. Mlss. WAS in town last week and
ON his return his father, John a. X. Cor
win ACCOMPANIED him.-R. H. Adams, Jr
recently lost n horse from lung leVer-
The Tyrau Club has recently set up in
l h,1.. 4. Inltt ,.aar
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IRASBURGH.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Drew have been visit
ing their children in Franklin. n. H.
The Rev. and Mrs. G.. ". Wright are
attending tho preachers meeting in
Derby this weck--A large audience at
tended the play "lmogcne." given by the
Craftsbury Dramatic club in the court
house hall last Friday cvening.-All the
schools in town close this WEEK.-MRS.
CLYDE Cowles is very ill.-A daughter was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Hunter at the
home Of Chauncey Miles last Thursday
JalIlnry "a son was born to George
A. and Grace Winnifrcd Jamcsom Smith
january ~ in WCodsoCket, Il. l.--tluite
large company attended the button
hole social at the Methodist parsona 3"
last Friday evcning.-Thoro will he a
poverty party at the court house hail
Friday February ., under the auspices
Of the I. o. G.. r.
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WATERVILLE.

MI and Mrs Fred Davis visited in Eden
over Sunday. Il. Wilbur of Underhil
was in town Friday.-William Holt has
sold his farm 10 r. b. Paxman,--R. A..
Wiley was in Waterbury on business
Iriday.--Archie French has moved to
Marx Stevens's Hunt farm.-Archic lhr.
has sold his farm to +. q. Bickncll of
Johnson. harrison Maynard of Bakers
iield visited MIR, ana Mrs II. A. Jackson
last week.-Mrs., Estella Gibbons mas
moved into the house with her parents in
Codding Hollow Mr., aud Mrs II. NJ.
Miller of stowe visited their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Il. Hill, ana Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Miller last wcek.-Petor Russell
and his four little children have moved
from HYDE Park, his wife having !, fl him
several days ago and her present address
is unknown to Mr.. Russell.-Fay o.
Wcthell has moved into Mr. LarawaY 5
tenement house recently vacated by
Archie French.
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WOLCOTT.

An eight-pound girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Harvey Thursday
morning, January Cdr. A. j, Naileau
of New York city was called to town last
Saturday to attend t. j. MIDGET who is
failing.-Miss May Iorner of Cady's
Falls has concluded hen engagement at
the Woicott House and returned home
Nathaniel Jones and family IF Cabot
visited relatives here last Sunday.-Mrs.
Clinton Moody, who has been sick 1t her
home here FOR several weeks, lied carly
Saturday morning. rhe funeral was held
from the Congregational Churcn Monday
ri ten O'Clock. The interncut was made
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BRADFORD.

Mr. and Mrs. T. l.. Cummings and
daughter, Beatrice. have been visiting
W. F.. Cummings and family in Spring
ncld' Mass.--Tho Pcddlers' Parade Fri
day evening undor the auspices of the
Rebekahs was decided success. Music
was furnished by the Bradford orches-
IRA also solos by Mrs. Harvey Eaton
ana Mrs. Marcia Tellier.-The Fort
nightly club will hold u meeting Fri
day afternoon with Mrs August John
son.-B. W. Hutchins of Newport is
soon to move his family here as he has
a position in the new electric power
house
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MORETONIN.

William shea, Tie barber, goes to VI i
dlcscx twice a week. Tuesday and Fri
day.--The Foreign Missionary meotiu
this week Friday will he held with Mr.
n. @. Ward. --Willlm Mcdonald has sol
his farm to Aouei Childs on tho common
Mrs. William Roberts started t'rida
for Florida She takes her Youngest 50
with her.-W Strong from Watorbur
was in town Tuesdly.-Mrs. Gus Sher
man has crl from Warren to bel
her Miss Bird Bostwck. Mr.. Shernidl
has been laid UP for a few weeks but i
some better now.-Miss Mabel Atkin
closed a successful term of school il
louisville Friday.-Martin Mobs has take
George Evlnss farm in the village. II
will move there the first of March.-EV
Ncil is to work for Mrs. II. O. Ward.
Frank Atkins got his hand badly hun
in tho lower mill TuosdaY.-W. y. Wa
came home Monday from Hanover, )
H.. where h" has been the last f.
weoke.-Nlrs George Gotta go"s over III
mountains next week to cook for II. {
Wards lur1bor camp-Cius sherman wa
In, Saturday
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TAYSTCN.

There are no new cases of scarlet fever,
and it hoped it is now thing of the
past Charles Bingham. who has been
visiting friends in Burlington several
weeks has returned to V. g. Pierce s.
Charles Gonyeau. who has occupied the
farm recently sold by George II. Kew.
has moved to Burlington and Eugene Lit
tie of Northteld will move to the place.
Messy Glen lodge l. @. q, Z" will have
Il public installation of officers Friday
evening, February >, followed by an old
fashioned spelling school rotations and
dec larations.-LcwiS FarnhAm of Water
bury has moved ou to the Phillip Valley
falm.-Ilattic ItilpJtwcl IS at her home
for a short vacation,
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showed that the amount Of butter made
during tho year was 1929 pounds, at al
cost for making and marketing Of 2.97
cents per pound; and the net average
price paid TO patrons during the year
was H.03 per pound. A dividend of six
per cent on the stock Of the company
was declared and the following officers
were elected: Directors @. w. Wallis
+. a. Bragg, j. H. Berry, f. +. Wilder
r. X. Palmer; president, +. +. Wilder
vice-presdent f. r. Palmer; secrctar,
and manager, George w. Wallis; treas.
urcr, r. -. Gaylord: auditors. J. Bl
Thompson, T.. X. Prcntis and G. Nj
Jones.-Mr. and Mrs. II. w Bclden re-.
turned last week from a several weeks
visiting trip among friends in Dandy auc
vicinity.-'rhe Gcntlcmen's club of Nh.
Methodist Church are arranging to civ.
a clam chowdcr together with some iii
erary entertainment at their vestry or
Thursday evening, February s.-Gcorpc
Somervile has decided back to q. NJ
Jones the farm hc bought OF him II few
weeks ago at quite n discount, it is said.
from the purchase price-Cards are out
for a basket picnic at I. O. o. +. hall on
Tuesday evening. February G, with mu-
sic furnished ty Elmore's orchestra oil
Montpelier, which is a guarantee of the,
very best to he had.--O. S. Joslin had al
telephone installed in his residence las Il
week. connecting him with the Watsfield
! & Fayston Telephone Co-Charles Bing !
| nam Is back in town after a few wecks'
visiting trip in Montgomery and othor
points in the northern part Of the State
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BRAINTREE.

The law suit of Rider VS.. Flint that
was to have been held at the town house
has been adjourned one weck.--Miss Nina
Norman is spending Il few weeks in Ran
dolph.-Mrs. Phalenda Bass spent last
week with friends at Randolph Centre,
the guest of Mrs. Carpenter.-Miss Ethel
and Jennie Cleveland have finished their
winter terms of school and are now at
tending the Il s. y. S.-Mrs. +. l.. Bass
went TO Massachusetts the last of the
week to spend a few days before joining
her mother. who will return home with
her to spend the rcma inder of the win
tcr-D =. Goodrich was in Waits
field n few days the first of the week.
Mrs. Sogar and little son. who have been
with Mrs Carpenter at Randolph Centre
for the last few weeks. We're joined by Mr..
Scear last week. Mrs. Carpenter is in
quite poor health.
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JOHNSON.

w. II. Stearns and wife were in Bur-
1hgton Monday last.-E. F. Holmes spent
Sunday with William Landon in Lunen-
burgh.-E. E. Balch was in Lowell
last week wiring NJ. l.. Tillotson's saw
mill for electric lights.--Dr. T.. r. Brush
of Cambridge. D. G. p, was here last
Friday night in attendance at the East
ern Star meeting and installed those of
5icers that We're not present at tho in
stitution of the chapter.-Orange Buck
of Bssex junction made his brothers
here n visit the first of the week. Fred
Leland and Oscar Mcfarland spent Sun
day with their families here.-Word has
been received here that Julius Sinclair,
who recently went to Colorado. is fail
Ing, and not near as well as when he
left here.
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BROOKFIELD.

In Mystic Star Lodge. No 81, Of F.
ana A. NJ, the following officers were
installed. w. NJ, Charles A. Bigclow
:. W., +. G. Jackson; j. w. A. w.
Mitchell; treasurer George Crane; sec
rotary, y. A. Clark: $. D., II. II. Full
lam; j. H., w. Mcdcalf; s. s.. DR.. L
f.. Ellis; J. s.. \. ID. Rumney: chaplain
j. w. Parmentcr: r, J. Smith; NJ. W.
G. Clark.---A benefit is being arranged
for the base ball association-Slei
ing still predominates.-Mrs. Fanni,
Hayes is in the Mary Fletcher hospita
for a few weeks treatment.
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RoXBURv.

Miss II. Frances Harlon. teacher on III
Flats. closed school Friday Of last week
with an exhibition given Saturday even
ing. which several from the village at
tendcd.-Miss Blanche Dunsmoor OF Mont
pelier has been spending few DAYS a
her home.-Miss Mabel Dyke teacher i
the village. Will close school Friday %
this week with exercises at the Schot
house in the afternoon at which all ar
cordially invited to be present-W.
Carpenter was on the sick list Satur
day ana SundaY.-Miss Winlfred Eli
was at HON" from Mortified hg
school over sunday. Miss Mddclc.r
Sowles was also at home from her schoc
LII RnNlOlnh.
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BELVIDERE.

Oscar Shattuck's whole family and Ran
som Sconelds and Fred Burns's children
arc sick with measles. Potter
and NJ. l.. Davis were in MorrisviIle Jan
uary % on business. Mrs. James Shattuck
is on the sick list. Or. Hyde If Takers
field is in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S. Walker
and A. Styles arc sick. DR.. Maurc' is
attending thcm.--SchoolS in town have
closed excepting the one at the Centre
which was closed three weeks in Decent
bcr on account of the measles.
Tilltson was in Burlington Saturday
,r
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NORTHFIELD.

Mrs. AL Clarke OF Morotown met wit
n severe accident saturday Afternoon
while coming to this village with he
husband. The horse became fright
ened while they were coming over tn
covered bridge between here an
Mortified Falls throwing both of tn
occupants of the sleigh against tn
railing. Mrs. Clarke was taken to tn
office of DR.. j. II. Judliins, where sh
was treated for her injuries. 1t
feared she was injured internally.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

The board of agriculture held a vcr,|
successful meeting in this place the 18TH
Mr.. Aitltcn, chairman of the board said
it was the largest attendance at meot
ing this winter. The ladies of tho Grang' 4
furnished supper.-Mr. and Mrs. F.. III
Royes were in Montpelier Monday and
Tuesday. guests of DR.. L. a. Newton and
wife.-Dr. +. J. Foster was in Monl1
pelier Friday night. NJ. Huse OF
Montpelier was home with his family
over doy.-Mrs. T.. A. Newcomb and
Mrs. T.. II, BoYes entertained the
Whist club Saturday evening. There
were six tahles.-M. c. Wiley had the
misfortune to fall on the ice last Frida
night, aud has a broken rib as the re-
sult.--Junc Roy j. home from Middle
bury College because Of Illness Mrs
George y. Greeley is very ill., her son
Orlo is home from White River Junction
because of his mothers illness.
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WARREN.

Leon 1haycr and wife are the parents
OF girl which came ono day last week
Leon Burnc has moved into the FREQ
Ca rdel hOuse.--Miss Cora Smith has fin.
ishcd work for Welman ThaNcr and has
returned to her home in East WlYrcn.-
George Moore started on his Cuban triI
Tuesday.-Jennio, the infant child q.
James Godfrey, died Sunday night afte,
an illness OF only a Few days.-Mrs
Joseph Pierce is reported as on the sici
list-Nlss Electa Lvford, who has beer
sick, is convalcscing. The Rev. Robcr
Clark preached at the church last sun
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ORLEANS COUNTY
LOWELL.

Charles Stephenson is home from Rhode
Island for IL vist.-W a. Blake of Tun-
bridge was in town last week.-There
will be dance at the town hall
Friday evening. February "A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Pudvah
January 27.-The school census for the
year ending February I. 1906, gives 236
children of school age. 1l9 boys and III
girls
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ORATTSBU

Mrs. Charles c. Conant was called to
Michigan last Monday by the illness Of
her sister Ida. She returned Saturday
bringing her sister and two children
home. There are a few new cases of
measles at the communicating Elder
Lewis will preach in the Methodist
Church next Sunday, p. Basher NOV
cd his household goods tn Barton last
Thursday and Friday.-L. +, Smith went
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In Farmont cemetery, the Pew. H. NJ.
Perkins officiatng.-C. J. Ferguson Of Bur
lngton. state superintendent of the ANTI
Saloon League, gave a very abe temper
ance lecture ut the congregational
Church last Sunday.--Urban Martin left
Tuesday morning for Lawrence. Mass,
where he has n position on the Esscx
county truant school farm.
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FORESTDALE.

Miss Lena Manley returned to ProVi-
dcnce. Il. l., Saturday after six weeks
stay in town. The Rev. c. t.. Him is
spending a few days at Glens Falls \.
VT. H. Sessions Of Mddlcbury Visited
at Mrs. a. {. Cohen's this week.-Mrs..
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MONTPELIER

John r, Leland and Miss sara !
Bowers surprised their friends Wed
nesday, Jan. ?, by being quietly md
ricd at Christ Church by the Rev \.
Lewis. They left at midnight for Ne'
York on "A brief wedding trip. Mr.. l.o
land is a well known business man ,
Continued ON 18th page.l
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to burlington Mary Fletcher hospital last
Wednesday and returned Saturday. He
has underwent an operation on his mouth.
Tho Grange Dramatic club will give
their play Among the Breakers in the
town hall next Friday evening, Fcbru-
AIRY g After the play supper Will be
served in the Grange hall. A promenade
will he given i'm town hall.
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DEATH OF MRS. D. d. WEAD.

Word was received here of the death OF
Mrs, u. ID. Wead OF Swanton at an early
hour Yesterday morning. She was the
mother of MS. William +. Weeks OF
this V!2ec-
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Black and Colored Silk Waists $2.75.

ard the space for the
purchases. good variety wanted
oors and only 49, rs pay, sufficient pay for the
making
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Colored Dress Goods SO Cents.

In this collection this finest novelties dress lengths
importations kind be anywhere.
just little quantity Of strictly winter fabrics which do
wish until the spring Prices
$500 per yard and none are worth less than 90 per yard
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01

For the part they mixed coorngs small checks and
broken stripes 50 inches wide especially intended for
looking tailored gowns and serviceabe Skirts,
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II. w. ALLEN u co.
Colored Dress Goods Is Cents.

The inventory reveals quantity fin. Sutns less than
fifty pieces representing many fine and exclusive coorns
designs that co. SIPS and $3.50 Not old unde
sirabe piece in the ot but Of the larss quantity
goods which have place this department offer
choice to-day at Is cents per yard
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Continued on 18th pase.l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-12
icatiOu Of Guardian To Sell Real
Estate.

,,r, oF vFRMONTl In Probate Court
4 - ~ o., ORI-TANs, s.. held at Newport in
~ frtct on tie Slst day of JanL airy,
- Nfiias of Glover. Guardian of James
e5.',-,od ~. tilov- r, ia said District
g y, ,,,,,r-t ,iIv incapable Of taxing care Of
III ~ - sspplication 10 said Court, for
I - -, ssiI all the real estate OF sSid ward,
a psirg tbe Westerly ha!f Of lot Sixty
= s.f6 Town OF Glover supposed to can-
ete,bfv ac .es. more CT less, Tepresen ing
49, sale thereof, is Necessary for the
pprt Of aid v ard.
be eDron II is o dered by said Court that
appiication be referred a session
[,of tosbe ia at the Probate off in
LDort on The 2l day OF Fee ruary, \ ID.
for hesffru and decision thereon; And
L further ordered that all persons inteIes
\ . netifit d hereof publication of notics
T. IA anDifcation aud order thereon. thr6 G
snres ssiveiv in tie Orleans County
e., neysraper printed at Barton,
,sSore aid tire cf hearin that they may
lear st said time and ace. anu II they see
be. object the etc.
4 'Fe ~' F.E. ALFRED. Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Sarah E. Smith.

Y undersign' d, having been appointed
The Honorable Probate Court for the
I,ict of Orle5 ms, Commissioners, to re-
\ examine and adjust all claims and
lnds Of All persons against the estate of
IN r. smith, late Of Brownington in said.
l-ict deceased, and all claims exhibited in
III thereto, hereby give notice
we will meet for the purposes aforesalo,
e Office of. d. r. Collins IN barton Landlng
| from O'Clock D m, untii o'cl jck p. m.
OF said days and that SIX months rom on
Hhetb day Of la uary A. d., 1906 is the
iimited by sad Courts for saidscreditors
resent their claims g, Us for. xamlnation
allowance
tied at Barton Landing, VIC this "a IN gay
Anuary A. D., 1906:
VIZ TWOMBLY.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
state of Alden Il. Darling

undersigned, having been appointed by
Honorable Probate Court for the District
|leaus, Commissioners, to receive, exam
Ind adjust all claims and demands of all
ms against the estate of Alden II. Darling,
bfAlbany, in said Districf, deceased and
aims exhibited in Offset thereto. hereby
notice that we will meet for the pur
aforesaid, at DarlinR's Ho'el at
nv, onthe 18th day Of February and 18th
III July next,from one O'Clock pm. until
O'Clock D. M, each of sa d days, ana that
months from the 18th dsy of January,
i 1906, il the time limited by said Court
aid creditors TO present their claims to
] r exami q alton and allowance.
ted at Albany this oath day of January,
i, 1906.
NJ. B. CHAFEY, (Con,rs.
J. b. DARLING
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FARM FOR SALE.

Loren B. G6ing farm, one~half
rom Bloomington Center, ON the
70 Bloomington. The farm con-
pr 15e acres of nice level land and
of the best farms in Browning
Running water al barn and house.
sugar orchard OF 1000 trees,
I located. This farm Is capable
frying 20 COWS and team, and
be sold 70 close estate.
a. d. MATTHEWS, Admr.,
Barton Landing.