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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-24

Many OF our readers will remember Prof.
A. b. Smith, DID,. who formerly resided in
this city. We were handed Missouri paper
which contained two-column article telling
who he Is and where he is from. Among
other things II am not from Pekin. Paris or
the moon, but recently from the famous city
Of Wichita, Kansas. The great metropolis
OF the "Far Wcst'-thc center Of rich and
fertile country whose excellency, the Mayor
the Hon. VIM. Grei6enstein, its father and
founder, may be consulted most any time rel
ativc to the once favored home OF your hum
BILE servant
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-24

The following are the ruling market prices
in the city to-day:
Wheat, No. 5, sOc.
r1rr
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-24

49,: !. s {. - e. = 80: -. = =
Kaases, ~ o. -. 49, = pSssSS6Ss
s sSss: 1 vs - go 9: ~ s.ss.sss ~
eas sass Essi2ses go e 49,, - - q
IA ''-. e,s ssI:.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-24

Commissioner j. b. York says his wheat
harvest proved surprise TO him. He says he
has rs fine wheat as he ever saw, and that a
portion Of II will go twenty-five bushels to
the acre, aud that his brother John has some
that will turn of equally well.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-24

Miss Katie Harris Of Kentucky sister Of
Mrs. Judge Lauck is visiting her.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-24

1t is economy to use the Wichita City Mills
"Imperiap brand Of nour. 13-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-24

etc. II not go to Harding 4 Gowdy's fol
your fireworks.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-24

Mrs. o. d. Kirk has gone to Saratoga, New
York, 10 spend the summer.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-24
NARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ST. LOUIS, June =.
wheat-el. 10@ell1.
Corn-3a@sSc.
Hoss-shipping, sl.io; packing, $50.
ms CHICAGO. Jane 3.
wheat-$l.1a931.l9.
Corn-3e036c.
Hogs-S4 90@e4.s0.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-24

Boss Matthews and II. II. Richards LEFT the
city this week for Colorado.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-24

KANSAS CITY, June g.
wheat-No. 3, Sl.04@No. 4, lie.
Corn-oc@29c.
Hogs-$3.s59
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-24

George Myers and DIR. Loussdorf have gone
to Colorado.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-24

Fruit Jars and Jelly Tumblers at Cald
wells. l2tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-24
REMOVAL.

Imperial is the name Of that fine -four mad
at the Wichita City Mills. 13-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-24
IA PRorossrsox ron WATxR woRKs b

WICHITA
ne following propositfon, in the form q
~ ordnance, win be submitted BY Ar. Sears
- Tie city COUNSEL and tax psyen Of Wfeh-
itA:
Section 1. In consideration Of the benefits
70 the eisy Of Wichita, Kansas, hersinsfter
speeiAed and provided for. There II hereby
given and grsnted to d. d. Sean, heirs Or
assigns, the right and privilege for the peri
cd Of twenty-five years nom and after the
date Of the passage Of this ordinance Of sup
playing the city Of Wichita, Sedgwich coun-
", in the State Of Kansas, and the citizens Of
the said city Of Wichita with the water from
Chisholm Creek, or . well adjacent to It,
made healthful and wholesome by altering
settling, or otherwise, suited to domestic and
manufacturing and fire purposes. Said wa
to be supplied subject to the terms and con-
ditions set forth in this ordnance.
See. :. That the said d. B. Sears, heirs or
assigns, be and is hereby authorized to e.
tabiish, construct, maintain and operate
works 10 or adjacent to the city Of Wichita,
to conduct and distribute in and throughout
the S8l0 CITY Oh W lcuita, WHICH anu PsPcs
through any and all OF the streets, lanes, or
alleys or public grounds. to erect and main
tain all necessary machinery or other apple
ances necessary for supplying said city and
the inhabitants thereof with the Aforesaid
water, to take any pavement or sidewalk up
on such streets and make such excavations
therein necessary to lay and keep in repair
and maintain the pipes below the surface OF
the ground for the conveying and distribu-
ton Of water Aforesaid, provided such pave
ments and sidewalks shall be repaired and
excavations reiiIled so as to leave the streets
in Is good condition, As near rs may be, a.
they were before, and with all convenient
speed.
Sec 3. The said water works to be con-
structed on what IL known rs the Perkins
system, with pumps of not less than one and
one-half million gallons capacity. fire pres
sure, in twenty-four hours. The main and
distribution pipes, the total length Of which
shall be not less then i've and one-half milef,
shall be from four to eight inches in their in
ner diameter, Of cast iron water pipe, stand
ard pressure Of 800 pounds to the square
srcl, Tho pns,to or lncation NJ tho said ninA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08
counr,roNoNNcp.
Hout Ax8Go AMERICAN,
RoMr March 18th, 1880.

You must thing have gone into a
convent by NY long silence have
intended h write every day. Int have
been rushing about the city SO fast
trying 10 keep 40 with the party. that
night found me too tired for anything
but my bed. Rome is delightful city
| am sorry TO leave Il Sly one com.
comfort is fountain, which legend
says POSSESSES the magic influence OF
bringing al those back TO Rome who
iust previous to their departure drink
Of its waters aud cast small coin in
the basin. The drinkers are compelled
70 return whatever may be tho seem.
log inpo,abiIjties 10 he overcome. ]
mean % make sure q tbis potent
dduk aud perAAPs nay some dAy see
it, plories again.
This afisSnoon have b.a Sd. i.-f'.
farewell paid ny respects l. tts 81,
aud ioas Of Tasso. and ewes i6ar8 ass
acorn Su1er the celebrated cal. uEtfs
be -, 80 much. which hope may give
Us tree ID alter yeafs. aud pclaaps
shade another Tass8. To mouo1 7
will finish a little -keteh 81 the Coli.
seum Did ! willie you 81 my frat visit
there ~ moonlightl How wierd il
was We ioand number 81 people
already assembled. and one fue tenor
voice beautifully Gang a piece from
some uakuown writer. 10 distant part
q The ruins
Our party j. nost slBgularly made
" group Fet Ne have an old scbol-
airy German. wiih bair like snow a
real patriarch ia our midsi. with losg
experience 10 ltaly, aad dogmatic ideas
Of fbe art. Thea another lilly German
wish The fahniss, possible accent not
seriously troubled abou, vages points
q history. OF TIE literature Of The
eonairy. Nert al Kaglsh artist, who
has hls riews q pielaFes aud sia,uary.
he Is net much gisea 10 taking, bat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08

locks kesHly sbost bin. asa Il yea afe
neAf. hs ssy pussi cat ssnsthing vssy
iuierosung Thea iuo Scotch ladies'.
very lblslligent aaa nAilsr u fact
people A yaasE FsFiish LADY was
has passed tbs Cambridge sxAmins
uors A yoasE wsjow given 70 solitary
rambhhgs add uusings Lastly. ny
ariehi soatAera freud ssd aa New
Highlander. Css you imagine a mote
sifssgly appotnisd oompAnyf Still we
are very harmosious and each zoe does
And says eIaeuy a. be pleases
On this evening. reiertsd 70. after
sbe siHgrg ended some musieiAus
slrack W lively ,uBs aud ia NO
meat company 81 walters were
wbifling about the interior The old
scholar was indifferent IL such trivial.
tiles and sIpoanded jest thssams. TIE
iuuay man begged US to dance With
hin The artist muitercd something
about sAcriicge aud moved Of into the
shadows disgusted at the lack Of taste.
The ladies scolded aud went from one
10 smother bewildered by the strange
beauty Of the vast pile 10 this marvellous
moonlight. and by the thoughts that
jostlcd one another, bringing visions Of
proud Roman mAtroas aud stately
knights. Of gladiators aud Christian
martyrs. Of the varieties Of opinions
that have emiua,ed from this center
meanwhile the mystic figures u The
dancers were whirling aud floating by
me. ] was not qaito sure whether |
was dreaming or awAke.
You know ! dislike descriptions Of
pictures aud stAtuary: Instead Of cor.
rectly conveying au idea il simply
destroys it. So l must omit the num-
Der OF palaces / have visited, aud so
much enjoyed AZ the Pantheon | saw
the tomb OF Raphael, Of Ann Csiani aud
that Of the late king. ! have seen some
very wonderful things in some OF the
churches as the well by which Christ
talked with the woman OF Samaria the
stairs OF Pilates house over which Christ
walked They are now covered with
wood to protect them. A number Of
people we're going up them on their
knees, saying q prayer on each step.
Some Of these wonders are perhaps q
little taxing TO the credulity Of an
American. but the natives seem to
place implicit confidence in their being
genuine.
The Appian Way vas very pleasant
to me have taken two drives ouI
there, but must write of this another
time After two days our party dwin
dies to FIVE and we go to Florence
From there may write again.
]
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08

Mr Weaver succeeded 10 getting bis
financial resulu,ious before the House
Monday They declare the right an !
duty Of the Government 10 ISSUE all
money. whether Of coin OF paper. aud
to make it lall legal tender for al debts
public q private they oppose the
feiandiag Is The public debt. aud pro-
pose lis payment a. fast as possible.
RaeSqTdiHg 10 contract. and. for thi.
psfpose propose. the utmost prac-
ticAl coinage of silver. as we'll as such
geld a. tbr business Of the country
may teqaue Sir Weaver protested
that be shd bic party did not intend the
payment ot 'hs b0uds ia paper. 90 tia,
the resolutions must be accepted AZ for
unlimited paper money aud the pay
meat 81 the bobd. 10 silver. These
propositions were sustained by IS Rep
resehsaiises. or within fraction of 80
per cent II the entire House. OF these
- aere Democrats. 10 we're Green
bscter.. AID oely 2 Aessrs. Belford
81 Colorado. add Kelley q Penusyl Iva
STA Republicans The IS Democrats
constitute enc half Of al The members
~ shAt party 10 The Hon-e, and with
shoss uho Sets paired. sake decided
iasieriig q Tbs party Il i not surpris-
iug that the DcnosrA,ir leaders a
Ahy degree q .suss have resisted
desperately tbs presentation u these
ieso,u,ioas They tnsv thai Tie lesl
vote @oald sbow thai their party vas
Aspsiessly given over 70 tee extreme
dae,riLss q iuaAiiou aad repudiation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08

We I've 10 a beautiful world. and .
ten prgale enjoyment o. liis's blessings
Is beth reasonable and right bot 20 Do
tbis Ne mast have health Dyspepsia
aud Liver Complaint Is the direct cause
Of seventy aVe per oent such diseases
as Biliousnsss, Indigestion, Sick Head
ache, CostivsnesH Nervous Prostraiion.
pAlpitAuon Of the Heart. aud many
other distressing symptoms. Bakers
Mandrake Bilters. taken according 90
directions, will remove The cause And
cure The disease Only % cts per
bottle. 474
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08

b enscsi = asttsrns. hst roie3 against
sealisg nsaasfIiy. vhsgeapus MAusiag
secsae3 la q bfsttty asa deceit Is
90 3 after sFrsser uass a. s1plas
auas dssyisg shs charges ssa feAa :
Ittg5f utisa Pc lad sseslrss tf3u oas
Fn'ey - ws ftry aet5ss 6ersg tie
issg esuFasgu ia attempting e secure
ibe t.ecJetsl vote 90 Ogeggu iof Ilideu.
wt8eb atuter urged lia 20 vate ior
ssslag nesssI'y ard glyss evidence q
. Fisi 90 8ss gtisIr aeaas 10 maks :
ma Gritty Of the states Democratic. asd
l.tt4 HrgtEiy towards Tdasa - heisg
70 be Jos sI,heagb Faty declare.
thal Pc hAs bad ~ communication With
Tides rs SIZE utiecL Ths letter
ciesss - lalIauss The whole case i
btt8t anf itclds 10 Nsw TUtk Iili
bold the eatest AID most coo63cutiai
fr,Acgs O. those who age psrhaTs per-
tsbalIy mast a. he affected hy your Be.
c.o0a .a lbis HAltcI aad ! speak 10
ilat capacity wbeu ! wfiic THE AID
urge gTeupl and decisive acgiga Aud
uay st3 thai Is reaches further even
laaa bsre istimaied, and ell both
imue8iauiy au5 remotely affect us all
hes bd hst eaH Bnw be apparent 10
.yUu 10 seems incredible 10 me that
ans auc stos'd doubt youf intention TO
carly oUt the sishfs Of oar friends in
ibis malteE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08

None receive so much benefit, aEd
nooe are so profoundly grateful aud
show such 40 interest 10 recommending
Hop Bitters ~ women. IL 10 the only
remedy peculiarly adapted TO The many
Ills the ser il almost universally subject
10. Cbills aud fever. indigestion or
derangsd liver, constant Or periodical
siek headaches. weakness ia the back
or kidneys, pain 10 the shoulders aud
different parts Of the body, feeling Of
lassitude and dependency. are all
readily removed by these Bitters
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08

No proprietor Of a Sea Horse has ever
to our Knowledge, had any occasion
for using Ksndal's SPAWN Cure. but 1t
has been used on thousands Of spawned
horses with most wonderful success,
aud 10 now being used with the very
beat OF satisfaction for every kind Of a
blemish or lameness on beast or man.
Az il does not blister aud 10 certain in
its effects. tits becoming the most pop.
ular liniment ever used for horse or
human flesh. Read the advertisement
10 another column
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08
PRIZES no vEanusr noYs


For Largest Crops Of Corn and Potatoes,
Two members Of the Trustees Of the
University of Vermont and State Ag-
ricultural College, interested in the
progress Of agriculture in Vermont,
have given sl59 to be offered in prizes
to the boys who will raise the largest
crops Of corn or potatoes on certain
amount Of land. The committee Of
award announce the following terms Of
competition:
Five prizes, of s25, $40, sl5, $40
and IS arc offered to Vermont boys,
not over II years Of age, for the FIVE
largest yields Of corn on one.eight Of
an acre, and the same number Of prizes
OF the same amount for the largest
yields OF potatoes. The same boy may
compete in both classes. For corn any
seed may be selected; for potatoes tho
Early Rose must be used.
Each boy who desires to com
pete for prize must report before May
lst TO the chairman Of the committee,
who will furnish him a circular specify
ing the condition Of the competition
and the manner 10 which all particulars
of tillage, etc. must be reported.
"a committee will be appointed
10 each town 10 which competitor
resides, who will certify from personal
examination, as to the accuracy Of the
returns made by the competitor.
Tine University offers to the
highest prizeman on each Of the lists q
free scholarship, not transferable, in
either tho Academic or Scientific De
partments Of the University.
M III, BucKHAN,
Chairman,
GKoRGE \. MRRmLL.
Pres. State Agricultural Soc H..
EDwARp ID. Mason, 0
Pres. Dairymen's Assoc'n
JOINS b MEAD,
State Sup't oi Agriculture.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08
.LppgT 4 BARros,g Fs,.x.

"A state u Vermont Manchester District, ss.
10 ffobats Court held AZ Manchester witLi1
aud faf said Dissflet, on The l9th day "
asfeh, 4 b. lss9,
C0py d az instrument purporsnE V BE- The
IEst Will and Testament 81 Aibsu II.
BArt0H ate II gsmestgwn ia the Ceaniy "
ChtuAaqgA. ID the stAts u Mes ferk. seessssd.
Together siih = copy u ths IeesId II The gTosf
lLefe1f, IL tbs Esrogsts Court Sithin kBd fsf
the ssld CgAaty u ClaatGa4aA. being presented
~ L. EBight0l BGfisn lhs kEesut0f NAMED tot
Probate. IL IL ordered BY sAld CSufi. that al
Iersons aouesfBsd therein be n0tihsa 10 EpgsAf
at s.ssah thereof. 70 - held ~ the
probate Jase ID Manchester 10 ssId dis-
dlsifles. - ths Zsgh dGy u APfii, a. II isIs, ~
10 gelaek IL Tbs foFcnoon .snd shVs cspss. y apT
they LaYs, EsElnst tbs probate u sad VIII tsf
sbleh purpose ii IL fgFihsf 0FaHfsd, that the
order, bs pabisksd tEFes sssks saeesssisely 10
the MeneGesteF toCEsGds . nssspsPsr FraHtsd
81 Manchester IL ihs state, pft'io9s g saAa
tlme u heaIlag.
asls AT7Esg, RAEhEY HOWARD. gsags.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08

Geo. "Baldy" Smith, who attended
the recent conference Of the great lights
u the Democratic party 10 the state, 10
evidently working Up Hancock boom.
Gen Hancock was a very good soldier
bot be has bad limited experience in
the duties Of civil HE and whether
be could perform 10 a satisfactory man.
ner the weigh,y and responsible duties
Of the presidential Office IL problsmat.
ioal. especially with such a crowd as
would besiege the White House II be
were elected. continually importuning
him for iavors
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08

INCREASE OF KIDNEY DISEASES. Re.
Gently published "Vital Statistics
reveal an alarming increase in the dan
gerous forms Of Kidney Disease, caused
no doubt by the viciousness Of modern
living and the excessive use Of beer
and other stimuants. All Kidney Dis.
orders are very dangerous, from their
tendency to run into Brights Disease.
The true cure for all Kidney, Bladder,
LIVER, and Urinary Complaints il
HUNTS REMEDY, the Great Kidney
and Liver Medicine II has cured even
Brights Disease, and all who suffer
should give it trial.
Sold by all Druggists. Trial size
| rs cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08

lhe Bsaeont6eId government 10
Erglaud has suffered bad defeat at
The haods II The liberals The elections
lhas iat show change o. City votes Ia
the lower house aud insntes a liberal
majority without counting the bone
rulsu. The foreign policy Of the gov
ofumen.. especially 10 The Zulu aud
Afghan vars. ID severely condemned by
The majority Of the people as entailing
great expense without corresponding
bebe6ts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08

The favorable mention Of Mr. Ed
munds 10 connection with the presi.
dsncy by omany prominent men 10 all
parts Of the country aud the universal
conviction that he would make an
exceptionally strong candidate 10 q
great compliment to tbs Vermont Sen.
ator The sentiment lie entirely spon-
tausous as nobody has been at work in
biz iutsres, aud be does not come from
doubtful state. II is purely the re-
suit Of confidence 10 the man himsel I
and not from any necessity or advan.
tsge Ia the circumstances that surround
him
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08

perhaps iu sss wofls 10 Any aaa Al
poasnns Interested 10 bAtursl History
tha messum vii ever b = great A.
tractiah.
Bssidss tAsss pablo Institutions We
have cur Historical society ADD the
Biographical society. each With build
ings. Libraries and c5ieclions q great
istsfest sueh Institutions are a.
honor tnd blsssisE 70 auy city Or
Community. NV IorK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08
INV York CRY, April, 1880

Mr.. Editor:
/ am so much occupied that | find 1t
difficult to write with any regularity /;
and as most OF your readers see our
New York papers il is hardly worth
while TO undertake to furnish any items
OF news, Occasionally, however, things
occur which deserve passing notice.
Such an event has just TRANSFERRED: !
refer to the opening Of the Metropolitan
Museum Of Art This noble Institution
lie the outcome Of public meeting held
in this city at the Academy Of Music
in November, 1869 At this meeting a
large committee Of our leading citizens
including some Of our most celebrated
artists, was appointed TO devise the
necessary plans for the permanent or.
ganzation OF the institution, and for
carrying the same into effect Subse-
quently the legislature made grant Of
$500, 200 to aid in erecting the Deoes-
sary buildings. The first Of series OF
buildings has recently been completed
and was opened few days since. 1t
stands in the Central Park, near the
East Drive. It ia 2ls feet long by 95
wide. aud presents au imposing appear
anee. The institution already contains
the celebrated Cesnola collection, con,
sisting Of more than 10000 objects.
which General DeCesnoa gathered
mainly from ruins in the Island Of Cy-
pfhs The securing OF this rare collec-
tion gave the institution a peculiar
interest ia the eyes Of savants all over
the world. Already the collection Of
choice and expensive paintings is very
remarkable; 90 that the visitors to the
museum will be surprised aud gratifiOd
at the extent and variety Of attractions
now presented.
The opening ceremonies we're very
appropriate aud imposing A bright
and beautiful day made everything
appear TO the best advantage. The
building was thronged by our leading
citizens and their families. Many
thousands unable TO gain admission
within we're assembled round about il.
When the President Of the United
states the Secretary Of State. and the
secistaiy Of War appeared the air was
feut with cheer after cheer. AZ the con.
easion q The opening services and the
,.iitessss The President 10 simple aud
msdesi manner declared the Iutsitution
opened The museum will be open to
he pabllc Tree Of charge on Wednes-
day, Thursday. Friday and Saturday
u each week.
Speaking ofthe Metropolitan Museum
reminds me that on the west side OF
Central Park stauds the frat Of series
Of buildings belonging TO the American
Museum Of Natural History The
corner stone Of this institution was laid
by President Grant 10 June. 1874, aud
was formally opened 10 The public ia
1871 President Hayes was present on
that occasion This building 10 IN The
style Of Modern Gothic aud presents
fne appearance. The halls are ITO feet
long by go wide The lower story il
Is feet high the seeosd. Or principal
story, iaclading the gallery IL 30
feet high the third % feet, and The
atory ii the MansaFd roof ls feet.
There Is in lhis baiIding the lsrgss.
eolleetion Of shells in this country, and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08

lWri,ea 81 ths desih y Ibteis HeafY n.a, ia
Ssadetiani, wi
ksissp IA jesus, that FAR zoe
Wtast iaafasy scarce fonf Sseis had raa.
lits sunerngs heFs ~ naw are a's2.
lies landed "a that llssvsnly shore.
His lby tel, they seer shall tread
adls-s tfouhlsd fuAd thtt roe tread
Tshe Abget bore bis spirit bone
Far up 10 Heaven pc seofa 70 fean.
Msy N, fond parents learn % kao=
That earthly treasures here mast &C.
Tss dearest idtAi n TIE heart
Aud rsfthiy friends. 700. econ must psri,
May thoy she's Christ, ths shaphesa eeaae.
A@aka ~ith ior 70 Aitend theE uaa,
And hail their bate sBos gene before,
And meet him 90 tia, nekssaly theFe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08
A BIGAIL PARSONS Estate.

btate ~ Vermont, Manchester Distftes -.
10 Probate Court, held 81 Manchester, ~fthiR
End for said District On the 18th day " March
A. D. 1879
Erossut Hon. RGuuey Howard Judge.
The Executor. J. ]. Hlii, o. he estate
Of Abigail Psrsous late " hanasFlaGd. lie sAid
district dserased proposing 70 render AZ sscsaEt
Of his administration said estate. II lie order.
ed BY said Coart that said aecOunt ~ sIsmissd
for allowance at shssioa thereof 70 be hsld 81
the Probate ONES 10 MaaehsatsF, in sald d.strigs
on tbs ash day o. Apfn, A. .. 1850, sad ikAt
notice bs given 10 81 persona Interested " tbs
publication u thls oidsT Ia the Manchester
JouRslf. uewspsp printed ~ said hsashss.
tor, thfss weeks snccesaEely. previous TO said
time II hearing.
true hsc0Ed,
Aitsst, hAEsgT HOWARD, JaaEs.
Atfas copy VI iiecgTd,
4ssv Attest. HAkbEY HOWARD, Jadss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-08

Thirty eight pfomiaegt soaihsfs
tnstalsfs Il ,ts bauss have agreed ~
% psrieipslr Va general debate ihet
~i.h 90 t..tsp sJoubmeut 50 thsy
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