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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-04-06
SPRING HOSIERY.
THE HAT TER,
p6eodtf 235 Middle Street.

Our assortment OF Ladies' and
Chitds ems Fancy Hosiery never
presented SO nm any a ira ctiOuS i'm
the way of Move ltses in eSisnS and
Combinations OF COl0rs as we are
abae 10 show al the present time.
1bPre are SO many different
STYLES that lie would be impossible
10 eaumerate them all or say
which was me most fashionable
so much is LETT to the taste Of the
purchaser We will simply men.
lion a Jew of QUE best bargains in
Z hllaren's good:
2J dBz. Esne Penoii stripes in all
sizes at 25 cts per pair.
70 dOZ. Plain COlOrS with Fancy
COlOreh silk ClOckings at 81 IL
CHS, equal TO goods sold last year
for 62c
SO doz. Very Fine Full Finished
nose, sues from 10 9 az at 80
to 65 cts per pair.
This lot incluies EIGHT differ
enI times, and als the Latest Novel,.
ties i'm Fancy EmbrOieerieS and
COmOina lOaS of Collars. sn quail
itv these goods are fully equal to
those sold last season at from %
cts to 500.
All are invited TO examine our
Stock.
nVTNN M0nDN q DtUNU
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-04-06

AN INFORMAL Communications ay af-
ternoon number of we'll known business men
met at j. B. Brown g. Sons banking rooms to
confer with Mr.. Gennert in regard to his 1ro-
posed beet sugar factory. j. L. Farmer, E O.,
presided aud Col. Charles B. Merrill acted as
scribe. After an infor NAL talk committee was
appointed toconfer with the committee on man
ufactures Of the Board Of Trade relative to the
raising of $4,000, the sum required to start
the factory. There has not as yet been any
money pledged but Mr.. Genpert has received
assurances that several gentlemen will take
hold of the matter. The committee was
Messrs. Geo. s. Hunt, J. @ Twitchell, W. F.
Miliken, G. P. Mattocks, VIM. G. Davis
This committee in Connection with thecomm nit
tee of the Board of Trade are to consult with
different capitalists to see what sums sthey will
subscribe. There il every reason to believe the
$50, 600 will be raised
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-04-06
Low Darby Hats, M-rrs's.

A. 81. Coz has slk um br. as low.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-04-06

ExrRE large sized hats.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-04-06
TEMPLARS OF HONOR,

At Temptars' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNcIL-Maine, first and third Monday in each
month.
TEMPLE-Forest City, No. 1, every Wednesday
evening.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-04-06

A. a. Coz.
ap3 At
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-04-06

A PLEASANT trout cb m5er for t1o gent'e-
"A meo with board, at II Myrtle ST below
Cumberland. Table boacders also accommodated.
ape dts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

9ir huiestun, ; e, News. Dem
5. i, aa.i aipg IL c,%nsetvat,et 10 aud
tukng 10 ills tpbiau here are
rperks & trouble ia Spmpler and VII
fan.iHfg crossing at Of the %reiu.al
.tue siicsle ia gis.p the Democrats
thr right which the Democrats concede
tntArH The right e be heard At every
political meeting Nothing serious eau
happen unless the Radicals Try the
Cainhay business again aud there are
30 restraining atders from Democratic
hr~adqaagt,ts ihis year kosewater
temed,es have 40 effect 90 such ~rascAls
a. he ard rsailr. fer instance. The
heroic treatment, Is che only node by
uhich iltN can he cured aud their fol-
iowerr 81 iscr. The cry ia 1916 was.
llamplaa 90 fevulutionl Aud the cry
nov is iha, avery county 10 South Car.
oliua asust and shall. At every hazard.
t. loia iron The grasp o. the Radical
iogues and robbers who still hold OF
aspire 10 public Office 10 this State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

The October elections resulted 10 a
less 10 the Republicans Of Tour Of Eve
representatives in Ohio, two 10 Indiana
and two IN Iowa In Ohio the loss was
the result Of the "gerrymander" which
go divided the districts as 10 give the
Democrats all possible advantage.
They expected TO gain seven by the
operation, but failed In that. In Iowa
and Indiana The gain was effected by
the union Of Democrats and G~reenback-
ers. Ohio is Republican by about TO-
600 plurality, Iowa by about the same
and Indiana Democratic by a small
majority. The grceubackers and ma
tionals cast a very light vote compared
20 What was expected Of them. The
having adopted the greenback
theory there wAs really no ocoa-
sion for a separate party Of that partic.
nlar stripe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

my fem2iaipw o she Geld a. > candi
date. They beievs that he Interests
of The people n he state and q the
RepnA6oaa party VII Be beet promo.
sd ~ my election Their own personal
wishes ARd isdgmess call upoa thea
70 vote fos me. Is i iofcibly claimed
aud asserted 70 them that a ma srty Of
their eonsGsseats desire them 70 vote
TT Mr. MoWB 30 nol desire to place
uy hiends Of keep them ia such da,m-
ma TIE above reasons 10 nay ioig
mspi. are suiheieat why shoald de-
cline to have my name presented 40 a
candidate tomorrow.
Lrkn T.. Potash,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

An importaal bill has been intro
daced by Judge Poland having for is
object the investigation. by tie su-
preme court of the state 81 The manner
Ia which the Vermont University makes
use 81 The fund for the establishment oi
an Agricultural college. The fund,
which was the gift 81 the United
States. nets an income Of over eight
thousand dollars a year. aud il is claim
cd that this money is so expended that
it ia Of little or 10 practical benefit 70
the farmers.
Judge Poland also introduced a bin
to enable towns aud villages to refund
their bonded Indebtedness at a lower
rate Of interest
A bill has also been introduced 20
abolish the Board Of Agriculture, which
will hardly pass as there Is a large
number Of sensible farmers in the leg
i%slature who know something Of tho
value Of the board.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

IL is now stated that the Tilden ci.
pher kilograms were IN possession OF
Senator Morton OF Indiana, who re-
oeised them from the late president OF
the Western Union telegraph company,
William Orton. Of whom they were do
mandcd by the senate committee on
elections. OF which Mr.. Morton was
chairman. On looking them over he
discovered their value. aud showed Ger.
tain Democratic bribery dispatches to
two prominent senators aud The result
wa. lhat The demands OF Mn David
Iadies Field lot dispatches suddenly
.e,.+a ai the electoral count was
pBe,e with
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

Ibr ulal e Jcsss Hliags ~. iar
the mafssF u BE wiie. which has been
"a pfogte.s ~ rAllslnu. n 81, ~ TIE
ts.g mattt. b.s resisted E the d.
sstcems1t u ,ts jafy. hey icing ~
fF srquaisl and one ior conviction.
lac utsl has caused ide spread in.
lFfett patiic upiaiau being Biz ded ~
tbe qorsiles Il guilt Al caou ~iii
~ made "a indici 1onts pnr st lhc
principal witnesses f5f the deicuee i8r
perjury. % he trial
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

ia a. article 90 tbs prepfioiy Il girls
ia * ibe same csarse q study, aud
bsiuk trained - tic cane wofk - boys
ae New York Tines says
ahis gias uaqaesaoaAbiy have
their sses ~ she economy 81 uatare.
aad possess ucuis exclusively iheif
csc il may he boldly asserted that they
sc totally snet 10 parsse 10 company
Hiih yoabg mea the staaics which cou.
siitutt Toe cauiculQm q every fespec
table college one - ihe earliest stud.
Is 81 FfeshmAa year 10 the art u get.
tax The i%aaitefs cos into The Top story
n q ~durmitory This can be sedily
mastered ~ aay Young maa q good
abilities ard habits Of Industry and per-
ssveraoce int between girls and cows
there 6 q great gulf hrei The girl
from bee earliest youth locks upon the
COW ~ : isroeious beast prone 70 keep
Young ladies 10 the air. 10 positions "a
tal 10 tie back To suppose that three
or i0ur Young lady studepts are cap
able u the complicated pushing aud
pulling necessary 70 induce a COW %
climb several flights Of siairs, is % sup
pose that the natural feminine fear Of
can be eradicated BY the mere
process d maticulauon Thus we see
that one Of the earliest Of college stud.
les is quite beyond the range Of the ie-
male intellect
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

The only show the Republicans have
10 the fatnfe Is TO stick 10 homes, money
aud specie resumption. They may 10
beaten on this issue for a time but in
the end they will win. because IT is
really The right way and a majority OF
the people will, oon OF later recog
nize il as such. The Almighty is the
only poser in the universe that can
create something out Of nothing and
IL i not likely that He will bestow upon
this nation any such high privilege.
Until lie does ii Is useless 10 expect
that the government can produce an
untoid sun Of good money out OF rags,
with nothing TO redeem il with and no
promise Of redemption.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17


We have an old lady down in my
stale who from some cause or other Of
domestic or personal grief, has lost her
mind. She has been for years inces-
sanity era4ed. not violently She Is the
most advanced advocate and disciple in
Maine Of modern currency. have her
halfdollar in my band Showing a piece
Of paper stamped, like a half-dollar in
silver. She is a pious lady. aud has
made this on the basis Of 81. Paul's
definition Of faith, which applies to all
Sat money 10 these modern days
Faith is the substance Of things hoped
for, the evidence of things not seen "
This is tho substance OF things hoped
for. These are circulating now. She
prepared some of them and sent them
to the aid Of the yellow fever sufferers.
Ii is a handy currency. II is made by
a printing press. II is simple. You
can put a separate value on each side
OF it. That side may represent a thou
sand dollars this side may represent
a hundred. II you owe a man a thou.
sand dollars you may give it to him
that side up. II you owe a bundled
you may give this side. If you owe
eleven hundred ysu may show both
sides. | do not propose on this occa-
sion to utter anything bordering on
politics. bat | DO not suppose the luna
eies Of the Maine people are forbidden
to be used in Massachusetts, to correct
the errors Of those who are sane. APP.
plause Mr.. Biatne's speech.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

The Lopdon Times says ia reference
Ia Tie failure oi the City o. Glasgow
BAak smith. Fleming i Co.. Eas.
India merchants. are liable for cash Ad-
,asoes amounting TO ass 900 4 200
GOO aud aecepianccs for 1900 600
90 500. oo0l Altogether the City Of
6lAsgow Bank have lent Is. SIS 600
ts20, las 600 10 ioer 6rms. the repatA
tion Of enc Of two Of which has not
been good Cor years past The opinion
expressed ~ bank managers is ,hs, a
more reckless course u gambling with
other peoples m0ney vas never put-
saed ~ ahy body Of managers Or d.
rpetoff. and that sacb engagements As
ihcsc could nevet have been entered
lotto HAD there not teea either The
wsakest Or most wllisl sAbetion Of The
specaiAtious 81 these ioar firms. coop.
led with a neghgeal system Of super
sisiop nhieh i hardly short o. criminal
The hShk. i Is esiimaied. viii show q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

IN south Caf8lln4 the Democrats are
- thelf old tricks oi Intimidation. armed
bands bfsaliaK 20 ltepublican meet.
tugs AID threatening q shoot the Re-
publicAn leaders Wade Hampton. IN
optic % his promises 70 zee that elcc.
tisus should BE- fair i making 10 effort
- %. a stop TO these oulragss The
aathonties At Washington have shown
desperation 70 protect the Republicans
iram these attacks but 90 not show
much energy Ia the matter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17
PONDS EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
Universal Pain Extractor.
Morn; Ask toR PONDS ESrRAcr.
TtEE no ofHrH

SHEAR ''F ! "a, sr..H sf '''''''"'
PONDS ENTnsCT ne sfsst Vegetable
Eata ffesafeyNHs HMA kean 81 aM assg
tharty ysAFs, AMI - cleanliness aud Fsenrt
curative rfftuss rsnaet ~ eEesited.
CHILDREN. No fARatIy bsn Aaara tehr VttAsnt
Randss EatFacs. Arradents, mrmissa.
eeataslons, Cats, npsaias, ev rlayeA
pnanrfiy ralesss pains ~ nnFas, soaias.
EteeFtattans, thaangn, Old Serve,
nsiis, fslaas. Caras, etc Afresis IN
hauilaattan. reauaa eweittneA sisI@ eiee4inF,
Fsuoyss a,nNAesaaaaa and heals Eal&Aiy.
aud e their beat friend u Assazsns
tae pains y Witch they are peculiarly
the head, nausea vertigo. Sc u pranpiiy
Amsiiefates and permanently heals "a
kinas q tnnammatiens AID uIesra-
mEMoWHMoIDS az PILES aad n this the
eafR Immediate relief ana ultimate cure
NecAso, however, ehroniu or obstinate can
long resist na reGHiar Hso.
vkWTC0NE VEINS. IL Is the eHiy sure eare.
KIDNEY DISEASES. Ithas % eQaAl Ga p~F-
mLEEDfNG fram auy raas. For tils q /. a sp.-
0tnc. II has saved hundruda Of iiSss wtsf IN
othsg remedies failed 10 sFrc.t kleciing frum
aess stomach, Iangs, sod si.sw here.
TOOTHACuE. EnFaehe, NseEniEts and
Ithsumausm Nm Al allks rshissa, and
often permanently cured.
PuYsuIAhs o. an schools who Are acluaihtei with
Ponds Extract of witch Hazel rssau.
mend u ia their praetice. We have letsera u
commentator from hundreds u Physlaians.
many ~ whom oHdpF u for Use in their eva
practice. In addition 10 the foregoing. thsy
ouier ~ ue for SxxeiltnEs uf all Kinds,
Qninsy. sore Threat, Unframed Tan-
nlla, slnipia and ohfunic DiAuh@a, Ca
IaFrh lfar which IL 10 . tpec(EsA. Chti-
bIRtns, Frosted Feet etings Of
Insscts, B~1usqaitoss, ste Capped
Hands, Face, and indeed all Inanlsr q
skin diseases
TOILET USE. Rsm0vos Soreness. Roughnsss
aud ssnArtinG heals Cuts, hruPttons
and rtmplea. 10 reriRts. sartgnFatef and
Fsfrtsast, while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
TO FARMERs-Pond,s Extract. No Stock
breeder, no Livery Man ran afford TO BE- With
out u. ID ts used by All tho heading Livery
stables, Street Railroads and fret MuFsem0n
Ia New York City. IL has no eiual for sprsina.
Harness or Saddle Chahngu, Stiffness.
Scratches. s~welings. Cats, l.aoerAaiona. Bleed
ings. Pneumonia, Colo, D~iarrhma, Chllls.
Colds, &c. Its range Of action IL Wide, and the
relief 1t Affords IA 70 prompt that u Ia tavalaa-
lie in every fRnn-yari MS well Ne IN sfery
Tarm.house. Let II be tried unoe, and you
will never 10 without II.
CAUTI0Ni Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Ponds
Extract blown In each bottle. 1t is prepared
BY the only persons living who ever
knew how to prepare It properly. Refuse all
other preparations Of Witch Hazel. This is
the only article used by Physicians, and IN the
hospitals Of this country and Europe.
HISTORY and Uses Of Ponds Extract,
In pamphlet form, sent fires on application 10
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY sS Madam
Lane, Rev York,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

Ite iaf.ss sfe rsaaF muoaRh
vssisfa Cola4saa saa kassas, hastaE
sif,sly tHei lofty e Sly sstders add
sf sd destroyed = large AmQaat q
pgefsy Tie miataFy afe ia pursuit
taf ~ hfcs : hot large fpoggb g en-.
aaft ibesr cspisge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

The question Of who shall be Senator
from this State in place Of Morrill, whose
term expires next March was decided
on Tuesday, although it has been yir-
tually decided 10 favor Of re-electing
Morrill, Tor some time. There is no
doubt that Morrill, and bis friends have
been terribly afraid of Judge Poland.
Morrill, himself was on the ground at
the very opening Of the session and a
powerful lobby has been at work for
him ever since. "Uncle Lnke's'
blue coat aud brass buttons
have been a source OF a great
deal Of needless anxiety for il has been
evident from the FIRST that a majority Of
the legislature have been in favor OF
returning Morrill, 1t is possible, how
ever. that " the forces of the latter had
been 90 the ground working persit-
teutiy day AID night that the former
would have stolen The hearts Of the
people aud been elected to the position
On Monday thr following resignation
was handed IL which settled the matter,
Mr. Moril getting nearly the fnll party
vote
n ~ HrDt.rs u H. General dssem-
bs
Considering the changed political
complexion q the United States Senate
after next March that Mr.. morrill, had
been honored with a seat ia Congress
much longer than any other man from
Vermont; that be had arrived at an
age when men usually retire from ae-
tive business. whether public or pri-
pate, ! snpposed that be would feel
thar he had received his full share Of
public houofs and would choose TO re-
tire. III such case my friends thought
il not unreasonable that | should take
his place. / learned. however. that
such was not the purpose Of Mr.. Nor.
rll, bat that be desired to be elected
Tor anolhet term. | made 10 effort to
~iniiueacc 10 the slightest degree, the
nomination OF election % any man e
the Legislature. desiring that that body
should be wholly free and unbiased up.
on that question. After the election !
made some efforts 10 ascertain the
views of the members elect aud wsa
satisfied that a very considerable poF.
tion, il 0 . majority, Of the Republi
can members would prefer me for the
place. IN that belief | consented 10 the
use Of my name As a candidate for the
position. am how satisfied that 1
majority Of the Republican member,
will vote fcf Mr. Morrill,. The mere
fact hat l am not likely 10 receive j
majority Of thc Yests does not partic
ulsrly discompose me. Bot DO mol
like 70 slaBd Ia opposition . shat ap
pears u BE- the sentiment o. my polis,
icAl associates Bat more than this.
an informei there are many gentle.
men who are greatly embarrassed Is
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

Mas 8 G ReasAgr eeAFsx rutsfait anA Fasssls
rfgst HesultN aat lara wlsoa, AZ
Naaes. reF oi bsatrEs Ar Wise slsss
tses Wweht t&@aNasFs = CT si~p slsAe Tea
ras, Al N11s fxsN1s rsrrAe EIesA
uael pfaarr $ asermsh, I shstnsn rsa-
va ntawinE. Mars shsaat uA rAlnhnr, Esaa
Hsktns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

aesc.i e neas thfee maaon pounds
sls We e58 shict e tie isoule5g
afihe mapsGers haa tesu ~socunalatiag
if years Pact yet ds 8isi1euss bad
tata -inefeaah4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17
Paror and Box Stoves

The economic oil stove, Hollos ware, s'oYe pipe,
pumps, aud lead pip9 all sizes, patent broilorr,
mica, together with a large &ssortme nt pf pieced
aud pressed lin ware, boilers tea kettles, rail-
road milk cans, factory cans, nc. nc an Of which
will be sold a. low AZ the lowest JGbbing
promptly and mostly attended 10.
sAML b. YOUNG.
Factory Point. Sept. 4th. 1877. 49tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17
HORSES.

Merritt Farrar, 3 year old Stallion, 1st
j Housey, 2 year old Stallion, LIST; 5 II
Smith, 6 year old Stallion, lst; j Chap.
man, Z year old Stallion, 2ud; G Snow,
5 year old Stallion, Sd; A Hopkins, Driv-
ing Horse, lst, 6 w Hopkins 2nd, j II
Martin Sd; A Buck, Matched Horses, LIST,
c w Sherman 2dd; j Brown, work
horse, lst; G W Coy, Span work horses,
LIST; A Haskins, Yearliug Colt, LIST, S X
Sherman 2ud, Il Haskins 81; T Stevens,
2 year old Colt, lst, d IIogle aud II West
End; S Morey, 3 year old Colt, lst, NJ
Barden 2nd, Il Wilkins Sd; E Hamilton,
Mare and Colt, lsi, Il Sullivan Pad, S
Shaw 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

The hotel situated 30 Factory Point. lhRnties,
teri, Va knaws as IhAyoFs HAlel snd iunN
knuwu a. a iAvottts YUsorl f1fItha travelling pub
he, together stth f~0rty.asp aafes ~ first rate
land, With mle track fr treitlng pufpasea, :
uHarVd for sale on reasonable terms Als0 the
furniture hNsnres nov n said hotel Erum tgsf
to civ livery hptres wits e%trtisgrs vii be aali
With the above premises tt desired
For further PARTICULARS RQd terms tngnire o.
e A. Roberts ou the premises 81 afL D. ThAypf
BfAttieburu. VI
FACTORY Point VI, sept ifth, 1875,
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no THE PEOPLE OF MANCHEs-

the LoNn ~ Manchester for lsa sale ofsgfntHons
Liquors. ! have. ~ the request ~ the eIselfaeu,
pu Fehsssd for SAD bsn 4 general esssftmest 81
liquors, consisting 10 pat ~ Alcohol, Whistles.
BraEdaes, Wines, Me. Jheee hQnsfs az strictly
pure aad are purchased 0Aly foF Medicinal. Ne.
shAnisal and CbsHniezl purposes, add noi y Be
sold 10 persons Who N3sb 70 nee thea onis M
1 beverage. The s~ttsntl0n II aahh pefsous i
called 10 beet. II. Ch2pier 81. " iha General
etAigtss sLleh read thus III aby pefsQn sAsi
pFOesrs o. GtlsmPt - procure - ANY Authorized
agebt 10 this st4tH aHF lnt3IleAtsag as4aqrs By
falsely representing the puFp9ss Or atteh 4tss
intended By him - u asaa, saeh peFs9as ~ pf9r
cariug Is o. attempting 70 pfasHFs it shall forfeit
aud psY luto the HeAsaYy % tas state the Naaa N
tsb as.isFs f9F each o1els8 ssRetheF siM che
costs u pfJesHatioa
ii. B~OhEsIEEL,
goHH &KeAt
T1etoyy Post. w.. fsfy ION. is1s. re
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17
SrRAYEp 81 STOLEN

Trsm thr pasture efths sutsegihII aRe ihrfe
rear old horse cell Delaf las. somo vhlte on
one fraht gang, and 4 fss abiis haifs on She Hiie
~ his neck Any iufuyfaaftau iu fsgart p saia
colt W4lt be thaukfaiy received
Address. WANBEN FLOWER
West Rapport, vs., O6t Ivt. ikte QGw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

NITANTHn Tee haussns hashtls faisias
w a Nae tastff Depot Hssbsst msgkst
pree pAlt tf Ksflg Esss
10 m q s. eYEHA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

Ia fssaerass oes iath- sss ltgrssas T.
~ sa8 Ma q b Huht
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

NtnfttH Wkeftaa u{ ptfa araus hss son
~ nf bpi sad bsAf1 a1thaaf laat saas "
rFostestson tfoftti 81 Efsaas ffea hsfhst ~
trusting hrf Ha by 2ssaank ~ I shat PEE ne
marc achts ~ hef contrasting afef tk.a astr
ANnNEW NJ BAllEN.
I~AsagtoyG rl. sept itth. ISIS m1v
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IOHN WI BAILEY,5 EsrArE.

John W BAILEY'S EsrATE.
- state Of Vermont, Manchester District, -.
Al = Probate Court held At Manchester withlb
aud for said district Of Manchester. on tie zith
day Of September A. . 1878.
Present Hoa y. Is EuhTos, Judge,
An Instrument, puTp9rting 10 DO the last viii
and Testament u John v Bailey late 81
Rupert, ia said distriet, deceased. being presrntea
by Wayne Bailey the Enscuiar therein
named for Probate. IL 10 ordered Wy sAld Court,
that all pers0nz concerned thofniH be natittd "a
sppesr 81 a session thereof. 10 be bald At the
Probate 0fiesin Manchester, IL said district. ~
the Bth DAY of October a b 1873, ~ ~ Goigek
IN the forenoon, aud show cause, II any lbsy
have. GgGinst the probate u sald Ail Tor
which purpose il Il further ordered, that III .
order, be pHbishea three weAkH safeessiyeiy ~
the Manchester JOussAL, q newspaRef printed
Al Manchester IN this state, Previous 70 said
time n hsaiIng.
A lrae record.
Attest. y. -. bUEToB, Judge.
4 true copy Of reeofe,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

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