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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-17
LABOR Is HONOR.

Labor is hard Gods spirit hath spoken.
This Is the song that His universe SIMS
Through the vast hills OF creation unbroken.
Loudly and clearly the universe rings.
Up from the hills and the green valleys stesl-
ing.
Seeking the light OF the fright stars above,
Rises the song to tho blue heavens pealing,
"Labor Is honor. aud labor is love"
All the grand deeds that are grands 1t iu story.
Living through centuries treasured aud
bright;
All the great lives that are dearest to glory,
Filling the world with flashes OF light:
Words from whose uttersuces ages are dated
Thoughts that have held the whole world in
control
Names on whose echoes the proudest have
waited
Are but the offspring OF labor and toll.
Not to the eye that ganceth there lightly
Doth the bright look OF the heaven unfold
But TO the spirit that turneth there rightly,
Are all it's wonders and mysteries told
And at each step to the soul upward sprineing
Cometh new radiance, new light from above
While in the heart il an angel voice ,inging.
Labor is honor, and labor ID love"
ness
Deep in her breast 90 the rich DIAMONDS
shine,
Down IN the wave is the pearls soft whiteness
Hiding the gold in the dust Of the mine.
Beauty and power, aud riches and pleasure
Safe IN her bosom lie hidden to-day;
Toll ia the key that Will open her treasure.
And at each touch she Will give them away
Light to tho mind that in darkness was
clouded,
Strength TO the spirit that weakness had
touched
Joy to the soul that in sorrow was hrou Ted
Life TO the heart when its hfe-string was
touched
Truth IA their foothold who seek It sin erely
Skill TO the hand when 1t tolleth to live.
Eyes that can look up to heavens light
clearly
These are the honorz that labor can .iyei
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-17

Have you noticed That when you want
to tlke hold Of anything % bit of bread.
we win SAYS that 30 is always tbe tmmb
who puts himself forward. and that Doe is
always 0n tbc ono side by himself. while
the rest of the fingers are ou 'bo other
% the thumb is NOT helping nothing
stops BOB your hand aud sou duu know
what t0 DO with b. 1ry. by say of ra
pertinent To- carry spoon tJ YOU
mouth without putting your thumb t0 it,
sud you will see how long t vail take you
to get through % poor iiulc platcfuIof broth.
The thumb Is placed in such % manner
on your hand that DO can face each Of the
other hngcrs. one after another. OF an TO-
gethcr ns you please and by This we orc
enabled 90 grasp. as f with o pair oft piu.
ches, all objects whether large or small
The hands owe ihcir perfection of use.
iulness to this happy arrangement. Which
has been bestowed on 200 other animal ox
cept the monkey, mans nearest neighbor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-17
Count sIsssena.

son OF Massena, a Field Marshal Of
France, under Napoleon, died in the aims
house at Salem, Oregon, recently. This
scion OF Masscna occupied "a high position
in Europe in different capacities, but when
the child of victory, as Napoleon SUR
named his father, lost favor with the SOW
crCigu ON account Of his rapacify and cruz
city the family lost It's high position iu the
old world and Masscna, who was but vet
bOy was compelled to make his own fu-
iurc. lie received thorough education
and entered a monastery. Becoming dis.
satisfied with Roman Catholicism. hc left
the Church and started ON "a leciuriuy tour
through England where he met bis wife.
lie is described as being iu that land one of
iho most lasfidious of men. Coming t1
America, "a series of disasters bcfcu him.
which sDurcd bis icmpicr tO such an rx.
tent ilat he became cruel in The extreme.
and ihr trceWasuus were compelled l1 De-.
fuse hIm recognition and tO extend an aid.
ug hand 90 bis wife Ills stay in This
country uos been one of misery. and SOP low
did hls circumstances become Chat ha was
compelled to beg and huaIly seek refuge .n
poor house where De died Of dfousy.
TIE sccws to have inherited ul the instincts
of DIS ii.0strou- father of whom 10 ha.
been Wil His private character was
stained by iwputations Of mpauucss ans
upacty, which took definite form in q
series OFF charges brought agaiusf him
hy thc inhabitants of Alarscillcs Napoleon
called him a robbcr and offered him a
present of 200, 900 francs 30 hc would dis
continue his pcculauous He paid uus
attention 90 ihc discipline or comfort of
I hls troops, 0y whom he was cordially die
liked
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-17

ln thc latter part OF December $40. the
earthquake movements were particularly
marked, boo San Salvador, and accompanied
by horrible rumbIiug sound beneath the
earth, which more than ifs ircmblings
and oscillations. spread terror through the
already alarmed population One night
300 fewer than 100 Distinct shocks were felt.
and lhe people abandoned their hou.cs in
0ismay During thc succeeding DAYS of the
month thr movements continued. and ON
'ho night that tremendous ubruaucau
dctouatDu was heard. like 'bc discharge OF
heavy cannon succeeded by three successive
shocks ni great violence which were lc.t
throughout ihe entire republic. and. iu the
immediate theaicr Df their action Guisbcd
ihc ruin their predecessors bad begun ln
ihc vicinity off thc lake n raiusIom follow.
cd of such violence as has not been czpcu-
ouced Tor years. thc rush of waters carving
to Che lake vegetation, sY D, frcrs. and
everything Boo their way making hugo qul.
lics, rendering useless some valuable lands
on ihe margin OF the lake The waters of
the lake, instead of appearing fo Doe n-
creased by tIie large addition to their
volume, actually diminished Aa thc water
retired comicaI-ahapcd peaks or bills au.
pcared boo ihe center of tbc lake. while tbo
water surrounding them was in slate 0f
commOtiDu as though it were boiling. and
ON examination DO was found that ils tenn.
peraiurc had materially increased From
Che highest of these peaks. which are CON.
stantly Increasing Boa size, smoke. vapor.
and flame issued, the column rising as high
as that which issues from The Izalco, aud
may be seen from the capital, distance oi
several leagues
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-17

a bootblnck tackled u New York citizen
in Broadway not long ago, and said the
streets were slushy, almost everybody
wore OvcrshOcs, business was bad. and
asked him for quarter 10 get a NIGHTS
lodging saying, "If yDull give it To- me
Ill give you APPOINT ON stocks The citizen
rave hin quarter and the boOtback said.
'Now, when you go down To- Wall street
in the morning you buy Iron Mountain:
buy lots Of lt its going mp. ~ "Why do
you know anything about Iron Mouu'aiuN
asked the man. The b0y mentioned the
name of % well known Wall street operator
and said. ~ blackcd bis boots today and
while J wa dom 30 hc said to friend as
was with him, Iron Mountains goin 10
boom says he That's how j know it. "
The man Took his point fothcstr,ct. BOUGHT
ihc stock and uodr 2J.pcr cent 900 hi- ir.
vosment, for IRON Mountain bad boom.
sure enough.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-17

lmpOliteness Is derived from two
sources-ludifierence 20 the divine aud
contempt for the human
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-17

BE uoOle-miuded. Our own heart
and mo- other mems opinions OF u.s..
forms our true honor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-17

When oneis tagged, hungry and de-
pressed tue worst seems most proba-
Bile.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-03

At Vergenbes Saturday morning shout
eight o'clock, fire broke out and destroyed
the following named property: Store
shed, hled with lumber, belonging to the
Vermont SHADE roller manufacturing
compAuy--loss, 1925; no insurance. A
dwelling house owned by William T.
HopkIns--loss, $500; insured in the Yer
mont Mutual, and the grocery store and
dwelling Of Thomas Marks was damaged
to the Vermont Mutual for $3.50, aud 10
the Commercial Union for $500.
The p. & o. road, Vermont division, is
soon to have connection with terminal
point Of the Ogdensburg and Lake Cham.
plain railroad on the other side of the
lake st Rouses Point by the aid Of the
Ogdensbufg and Lake Champlain, Pass
umsic, Boston, Concord Montreal, aud
Portland aud Ogdensburg railroad cor.
poraiions.
Only the walls of the court house at
Montpelier remain standing The loss Is
estimated at $25 900 with an insurance OF
$1,000 in the Vermont Mutual. The fire
is supposed to have originated from the
spontaueou combustion OF oily waste
around the clock In the over.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-03
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION |
Hon. Geo. r. Hoar Tempo.
raTy Chairman!
LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH

4 despatch over the Western Uaioa
wire sAys that Geo. y. HoAr Is elected
temPofAry ehairnAa without opposition.
HoAr i . siroug E2nsnes mas add bis
election, while beinF favorable 70 3D..
mspds as candidate timply showt
that The friends Q. the ether candidates
are AFRAID TO pfesipiiate q SIGHT lest IL
show their weakness. The Grant men
have claimed that Aey have . clear
majority fer their raadidAte erel with.
out tbs colt rule. which they have Civ
en- up being able to enforce. The
election Of HoAr would indicate that
they are bot sure ol this, and that they
are trying 70 eoncilliats The EdnuBds
men.
A despatch over the same lice at
3 rs n. says the convention has ad
j0uraed Until II 4. \. Thursday, after
appointing tho committee 90 eredon.
tails a majority Of which Is anu-Grant.
A despatch over the American Union
line says the best estimates give Grant
on the FIRST ballot Fl votes short Of
enough TO nominate him. His friends
claim that ho will gain these votes on
subsequent ballots bat the opposition
deny these claims.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-03
STATE OF VERMONT.
OFPirr ~ sECRfrRHY or rTAIE.
NoAIHFtfLn, June 4, 1850.

NoHIHFtELp, June /, 1850.
Separate sealed proposals arc hereby invited
for printing the following state Matter, TO wit
Fmsr Journals Of the senate and House u
RepTese natives for 1850 each ~ one yOlumci
and ready for distribution on or before the 6rst
day OF April, 1881.
sEooSp-The Laws OF the Bieunisl Session Of
$780, 10 one volume, and reAdy tor distribution
on or before the fifteenth day Of January, 1851 (,
also Laws OF Extra Sessions that may occur dur.
ing the biennial period Of 1850 81.
ImRp-Ths Vermont state Onicers' neporta,
eombrising the Reports Of tho State Treasurer,
Auditor Of Accounts; Inspector OF Finance; Ad'
Iutsnt and Inspector General; Quartermaster-
General sergeantat Arms; Railroad Commits.
sioner; Supervisors OF the Insane; Directors
Superintendent and Chaplain Of the State Prison
and House OF Correction; Trustees, supornton.
dent and Farmer OF the Vermont Reform School;
and Trustees Of the Universe ~ Of Vermont and
State Agricultural College.
FouRTH- The annual Registration Reports for
1877 and 1873
FIFru-Thc Report Of the State suporinten.
dent OF Education for 1880.
The fort going documents 10 DO bound In board
aud TO be delivered at the fico Of the Aeoretary
Of State IN Montpelier, on or before the FIRST
Monday in October, 1880, except those otherwise
named.
srr1n-Ali Official printing, including senate
and house Uills. legislative directory for 1880:
addresses or essays; letter note and bill hoadt,
notes checks, orders, drafts, rocei pts printed
or printed and ruled blanks or forms, printed
blank books. ruled or otherwise, that may be
required for and or all state officers, ofiioes, dee
pArtmenta, institutions, senate and house VI
Representatives, for the two yesrs next ensuing,
from and intending the FIRST day OF August; 1880
10 BIO delivered as Doar said time as may be prac.
tiesble.
SEvENTH-For all stationery, including paper,
envelopes, pens, henholders, pencils, ink, ink
stands, erasers, rubber bands. tape, tuine, seals
knives, folders, muclage, mucila e stands, fes,
rulers, file bands, eyelets, paper wrappers. ruled
blanks, and blank books ruled or otherwise, that
may be required for the two years neIt ensseing
from and including the first day Of August, 1885
and subject to the same conditions Of delivery
As Indicated In "siItb..
Details OF contracts will be governed In all
particulars by the provisions Of No 1856, Of the
Acts OF 1873, which parties interested are
respectfully referred:
Proposals Hddres led 10 "secrotafy Of State,
Mortified, Vernon, 'Gnd endorsed, "PfoposAlH
for Public Printing and Stationery will be re.
ceyed for any portion of the above matter, ior
watch blanks viii be furnished at oncs 10 parties
| desiring to enter into contract Tor the same. No
proposals viii be received AFTER the 9Th day d
July nert
| The right To reject any or al pfopo,As, as may
be deemed for The interest Of Tie state, Ia here
GEORGE NICHOLS,
| 8sw Secretary of state.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-03
STATE NEWS.

The state teachers association 10 10 be
held a, Bellows Falls August 4 aud O..
Z, W. Humphrey Of Jericho, was struck
by lightning and killed on Thursday.
Solomon Cross, OF Esst Bethel, was run
over By loaded wagon aud killed, last
week.
Nathaniel Griffith, slate brokers at
Poullnoy, are shipping about As carloads
OF slate per monih. They recently filed
40 order for ~ car loads from an English
firm, aud expect eth larger order from
England
While Berthe, a six years old son of G
As1ham, was plsying about the mill
yard of the Sutherland Falls Marble
company, Thursday, be was caught be-
tween two derricks and crushed 80 that
DO died IN 4 few hours
The veterans 81 the lalo war residing
10 Ncwpoy. Sud vicinity, met on The 22d
inst, organized post Of The Grand
Army Of the Republic. ThIrty-two vet
eraas we're lnilialed and mustered in by
the mastering ffser, Capt r, j, Coney
Of Montpelier
non. Horace Maynard OF Knoxville
TsuneHee, who has jest been appointed
postmaster general, Is native OF Massa
causclis, bot his wife il a native Of Yer
mont. Mrs Maynard Is the daughter 0
Rev Azel wasl5nTne, for many years
pastor Of tho Congregational church q
Royklton.
( TIE seton 81 the Methodist Genera
lCaahnence 10 transferring the Western
I Vermont churches, which have hereto
fofa been par, Of ihs Vermont Conference
looks Ike bnnder. The trans fer hsi
stirred ap storm not only among ID,
ministers bu, to greater degree among
iss Isymsn.
Al the recent rneesiag 10 Boston Of NJ
New England Fcnsis s1aerge assoeia
I ten, james II. naiohlnson, IT., Mrs. Joe
/ Foster aud The Hon. c W. Wlilard wer'
Z e.sa.ea vice PresldeB,s Of the organization
from Vermont, ard Mr.. Charles Read
the HoB. Albert Clarke, and AnaA NJ. w
,Casse, members Of tbe executive com,
lnlitss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-03

II eommen'ng upon The murder Of
phillip Casey, 10 was shot while at.
tempting 2 stop hght, the Troy Rhtg
under see above caption makes the FOL.
towing Comments, some Of which APP
Is - ether places:
We 90 not know why il is that Troy
should have obtained reputation 10
ether cities as being The paradise Of
roughs, nor do We ksow that il has
reached that heavenly or otherwise
condition Bot an examination Of our
exchanges reveals the fact tia; il a
pagiist becomes noted 81 notorious,
tie chances afe taat he came originally
f.em Troy II acock-hgh,or has reached
81 acme u fame. Troy il Usually &C.
credited with bis rcsringi III gambler
hs1nea renowned a. the "weaer 81
sAe green." Be Is very apt TO place
Troy on hIs card II hrusalist Of any
kiad hAs become well known 10 the
fr4,eraity 81 sillany, Troy Is almost
certain 70 Sc Biz Avorile locality, and
Il an cfowning ael q wiekedaess has
been Pefpe,rAied, Troy In some way, i
likely 70 hare bcea concerned IN it,
Fsess ike these, whioh We woule
gladly conceal. were i p0ssible, came
taos Is With greater force, ia view q
It's aatssgea which we're perpetsated ir
tie ely on Monday evening The
habit a. carrying concealed weapons 4
enc that cAnnot be too PeFsistenlly AEd
enphasieallY reProbsted. Had uoi
Wall AID Connors been Armed witt
secret Instruments Of death, the Aaaii
ct Moaday which approaches TIC efims
a marder, wo0ld !. l. probable have
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-03

Congress Is very likely to pass law,
that the term of Office Of all supervisors
Of elections shall expire at certain
date aud that the duty Of appointing
the new supervisors shall be given to
the President with the consent Of the
senate and that no supervisor who has
held the otiee shalt again be eligible
II this bill becomes law IL will DO i'm
possible 10 enforce the law without the
consent Of Democratic senate. Under
the existing law the appointment Of
supervisors is vested in the U S.
courts, aud the Democrats have beea
tfylag for the paat two years 10 repeal
tho iaw Or adopi such legislattoaas VI
practically nalliiy Il This caused IN,
great 6gbt Of The extra session a. A ~,
6ghs is evidently 70 he coat mad !,
enc form OF another until ,, aeno
csatA saoceod ID their o .;o,, a, A.,
CONVINCED that they ear not succeed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-03
SYKES Estate.

MARIA SYKES Estate.
Al State Of Vermont, Manchester District ss.
In Probate Court, held at Manchester, within
and for said District on the % day Of June
A. d.. 1880.
Present Hon. HAunsy Howard, Judge.
The Executor, Dwight sykes. on the estate
OF Maria sykes late Of Dorset, 10 sAid dis
trict deceased, proposing 70 render an account Of
Of his Administration said estate II IL ordered
by said Court that said account be examined
for allowance at session thereof 70 be held at
the Probate Office in Manchester, In ssid district
on the S0th day Of June, A. D. 1880 aud that
notice be given 10 all persons iHterested by the
publication Of this order IN the Manchester
JoUHSLL, newspaper printed 81 said Manehes.
ter, three weeks suecsssvely, previous 70 said
time Of hearing.
true Record,
Attest. RAkhEY HOWARD, Jsdgs.
AtFue copy Of Record.
3sw Attest, RAEkEY HOWARD, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-03

NhAt lAe great body a tha eFllIi.
ssss desire Il ,bs Chielgo e5nYsutaH
hat 81 casa.attts shau be treated
fairly sn3 then the enc that receives
ihe zslority q votes 10 the Convention
will receive tie votes q The party. We
Wsut 20 bull.d3Eiog a. the convention
ssd 80 wast 20 toits 10 tie party after
tie Convention We o. rot expect that
ali all he satisfied with the nominee
bot - are willing % vote iof The can.
8llase Sbo Is seleete8 b. a majority n
tas voters IL sbe convention fairly ex.
pressed TIE nsjQfiiy must rcle in
ge party a. vel. a. IL tie nation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-03
Meadow King Mower
The perfection of Moving
Machines.

The MHAnow kHSa - Bat q new sna uutftcA
machine. having been Manufactured Il Years,
VITA nui ices than u Thousand SOC ia naa. host-
y 81 % thott 8rst bolt are "a good condition
aud with ordinary csrc VII 60 rood Noft mAuy
years yet. AID whle we have Kept 40 fllly
Nth the times, In The improvements Of this
Mower, ne chanEc " improvement has ayet been
made which could bet De Spoiled q ans 81 the
machines regardless the umn when built The
method We aseaaAllea IN simplicity, And IL 10 As-
cordanto WIN correct mechanical principles.
Only three wheels are nsed which are car
red high Up ffoaa the grnund, midvay between
the dnfe wheels. Tie hfs, or sleW motion 10
obtained D. bssei gear and the quick motion by
spuF OF straight gear With this ui0et simple
ArrAngsmsat u gcEfiuK, irietlen is rsdsesd ~
the minimum; weight equally distributed aud
great durability secured The draft Strange.
mtut 10 Also peculiar to thts mower, making Il .
perfect counter draft mAchiue aud removing All
wnRht from the horses nscks when II Il 10 use.
whsther the driver 10 on The seas or rot Fus
ease Of dram 10 comparison with other standard
mowers We would refer TO the following Centeh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-03

sfs e Qa.ie 5 fets es lH uAay O.
teaas e TRADE. prices ralrg apes
weg asa ICY 50 - few Esalhs age
u it especially netseelsls ia ths irus
8ate The trgots was tat prices
Forced 50 btyos5 FL soaraaat 4
. nara - taai frsza pre-
-ssai srae sfsl tie nukst Ias.faa
ptes wiiAiu sba a@ia 81
So ustt.asE ssg Ffosscrra gave
gt 20 gaaaos ahsy vested sne
81 ctssqsspes ihe Amstesa
foeglea Wiz fusa piolaa.
or nassiagisrcn cagat u tt
careful . tbe,r management asa
st se -e a3rasuEc given then b.
soc ulH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-03

0nu Of lho exciting questions 10 be
Acoidcl :; Ii, Chicago convention, aud
3al upal which Sac choice Of tao con.
opiion may turn Is ia regard 10 The
anll rule Where state conventions
aaps voted that its delegates shall vote
IS uuit eha' such instruction be bind.
ius The object Of the national con-
vcntion il to ascertain, as nearly as
possible, the choice Of majority Of the
Republicans IN the whole conEiry for
president Now II states adopt unit
ule aud this 10 enforced ia the national
convention il Is obvious that 10 some
atatea. at least, very large minority
may be without representation This
gakht not to be 30 il it can Be avoided
aad already Two national conventions
have voted that such instructions are
act binding, aud il seems to US that
choir deeisIon was right.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-03
MOS LAWRENCE,s Eararr

AAsTATEoF YEEAoET District Of Manchester, ss
At Probate Court, held Al Manchester, within
and for said district on the 90 day Of Jugs
a. D., 1850.
Present Hon. Rapney Howard Judge.
The Administor. Horace w. I.Avrencs, 90 tho Es
tate Of Amos Lawrence ,lAta Of Manchester IN said
District, deceased, proposing ts render an ae-
eouRt Of bis standardization on said estate.
aud makes application for decree Of die.
tfibutiou Of tad estate, WhsrenpOn II is
ordered by sad Court that sAid account be Al.
Amined for allowance 81 session thereof TO be
held At the Probate Office fn Manchester IN stia
District on the SQth day 81 june D 1890,
al 10 o'clock 10 aud that Bstiea be gwen TO AL
persons interested by the publication o. this or.
der ia the Manchester JoUuskf- h0ysptper
printed at skid Manchester, three weeks sscces-
aveiy. previous 10 sAid time u hearing,
lrus Record.
Attest, RAsEEF HOWARD. Jadgs.
true copy n Record.
ssw Attest. RAksEY HOWARD. Jsdgs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-03

Senator David Davis has she prssi-
Ienaal fever and has ], bad a short
sme aincc ~ the suggestion Of a
iflend he wrote a letter giving bic
r.swa ga various topics The letter is
very good a. iar As il goes He states
many things which caght 70 bo 10, he
doea not state how tbey are 70 be
breaktt about He Is silent Oh the
laancial question which is enc Of iae
greAt Questions q the dsy. 10 is very
careful 70 keep ost Of hm letter any
gbing tbat may give stfence. In fact
30 keeps on the fence remarkably we'll
bat he might as well get down for tie
Democratic party win not 10 inclined
to take mar unless be is q straight
cut Democrat, dyed in the Woo No
nOre Horace Greoleys for them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-03
NOTICE IN INSOLVENCY..

~ HrArE ~ yEEnoET, District u MkDohsstsrsss
10 the Matter u James L. M0Cal, lusslycnt
Debtor.
To the creditors n stid fBsolsent tnd AL
others whom IT may oonesTn.
Take police that ~ tbs sseond And third mEets
inRs a the creditors of said Insoivspt debtor
hsld Al the Probate oflcs 10 hanehstfr IN ssid
Dlstelot this dag. the rpdsrslgnsd assignee Sab
nsltied kls secgBpt - s4ia court aud niss tbs
sAma ia tbs 1tiles tbafeof - pfsYtcea ~ Section
- q tLe Aett9 GsitbAih Courts " fnsolfereY
and that be viii kppiy for a ssltlsmo1t II The
sstle prsperatary 70 4 arNi dividend, aud faf
alschsfRe from al hEbliliy ss tsstgntsi
AZ Conft u iasoiseaey - b. bed =
tht rFObsts Onee n Manchester in Sad Dastiies
ca TIE 1osh dAy u ksy issQ ~ 20 oslock a. ms
q proYided by said ssetAun 70.
Dated Il Manchester TIE zssh day o. APFi3i
RUFUS n. C0gAkT
gI2w AssieBes.