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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-18

heAFasy. Kailoch a CO., who Lead
tbs Saa Frssei.eo HoOdlums are nAa
iag il ~arm ior capitalists "a Calilessia.
A. rssalt every hind Of business i. =,
a staaasiill ard il Is diticult ior . poor
a.a sbo i houest Ahd wiIllar 10 ~ork
a. gr, iislpg, The iaei !. apparep,
10 sEetg man wha Is h0a fool Or h,Kv,
that cspi,al,sls are e necessary a. Ia.
b0fers Society Woald be at lev sbh
api i could Ne pretty bard picking
Ira maa ~ho il willing to work Il
shyfe ~efe so capitalists TO tgfsi.h os-
toftast'irs i9f labor Rich people Aad
fieh corporations sometimes are s~er
, sieg aod oppressive bst as rale
LEY afs ssli'ng - pay 10 wages eli
stey csa afford 10. asd oss tAinr ,s
vety essdsa1 that We woal4 BE- bad OF
~i'boui them II Kssrssy sad hin
gag ara really 90 meoh sAAssr lAAs
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Tho Montreal Witness pertissntly
remarks that "wheu Mr. PArnel Brst
cams TO America he distinctly declared
that be bad not lett Ireland with the
intention ofraisiug money Tor tue fam.
ins stricken, aud he Immediately TEL to
acnouneing al those who were doing
II he h,d doubtless polaic reason
for III thls, bot II may be fair 10 ask il
the object Of fusl.od ia letting starvs
tion stare the lrish people 10 the face
was to break their spirit. what wss Mt
parns,l's o'jr,t 10 doing 80 Probably
"a reese their spiti,
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GUARDIAN NOTICE TO SELL

- REAL ESTATE.
STATE O lEHMoEr District Of Manchester -.
IN Probate curt held a. Manchester, within
aud fpr faid district on tho 18Th day VI March
A. b 1890
james y, Marsh. guardian Of III. Edus Wait.
miuor child Of Albert l. Wait, late OF Dorset,
decessed, makes application to sad Court
Tor lcol So TO eel the following described real
estate o. us esid ward, towit: Being all the right
titlo and in erect which rhe said ward has -
heir In Gnd unto all the real esAie whereof the
rid Albert L. Wait died "a zed or posssrssd in
this s,.te f,rrsteut.ng ID 1 the ,ble hereof for
the pntpofc ~ putting the pr cetds Of such sale
A. interest o. investing The same 10 STOCK on
READ ,St to, would he beut fetal 10 ssd yard.
Wherrupon il IL ordered by rsld Court, that
I ssit application be referred 20 a session thsrsof
TO be held a. the Probate Ofi5s, IA said Man.
cbc.ter on The 9Th dat II April a D. 1880, tor
he- ring aid decision thereon; and, u 10 further
ordered n ~ persons iDterssted be nStlasd
hereof by publication OF notice Of hAid appiiea.
tiou and order thereon, tbros wosha successive
! ~ 70 the Manchester JoURsAL = Newspaper
| published at Manchester Aforesaid, before said
time % hes ring, ths4 they may appsar At skid
time aud place, ard, Il they see eAu'o. object
| thereto
true Record
Attest H. HOWARD. Judge.
4 tine copy u Record
Ii1w Atles. II HowAED. Judge.
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GEORGE HOPKINS Fstlte

State Of Ytfn.ont. Manchester District %.
Ia Probate Court. held al Maushsfttr ~ithia
aud Ter said Distfict ca the i1th day " ksrok
A. y. 1879
Present HUn, kAunay Howard. Judge.
AH Administrator, spencer HepkIus, Ga the
estate 81 George Hopki ate o'KnPert, is ssid
district deoeased, proposing 70 render a. aeesass
~ his administration on 'ssd estate II 10 srdsr-
cd ty said Court that said socnunt be sIaminea
tor allowance Vt session thereof 70 10 held 1T
the Probate Office 10 Manchcstof ia ssid district
on me 81 day 81 April A. 1880. aud that
notice b. given 70 ~ psrsonH Interested by tbs
tHhi5ati0n ~ this order IN the Manchester
louHSAIa q Hewfpsp, printed At said MaaChes-
ter, thTeo weeks suecsssyely, pfsuous 10 sAis
time u hearing.
4 true Record
AHesi, RASNEY HoaAkD, JsAEs.
Atiue t0ly u Eeeotd
4S3 Attest, kANSEY HOwAhD, JudGs.
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TIE Inauss's cate says tbs ifsst
asssyt q ss8 stteas.9n ~ ihs hoEfoe
dsgtrss sfsltes KrEssh cppesll,gn
Il - aadtftipos tat tie staudard ca
presses its 'ofsKH cHcr .iew is say
isg thst she Egrsrr neat u bgHnd to
wslrh Amsfcar pfessaiiots ard resist
thtas i rereuasr Tks other leading
esgcfs usf suilsf lAsguAge, elsimisE
81 Is Bfast rammtfce % mpgc coucffh-
- tkaa 5msficaH bear intusiioa
II 8iFlohs tsc fsmustiftEcs.
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Marriages.

A. LaaAaaesfft Fsb eel d sAseer rAsass
Garheld sga3 ss ysars
At tht Methodist EpttoupA % arch. Msfiaea
Coma. rase iay. March 3nd ~ Res tsns
sing NJ Ga lenes 4 chandler, formerly a
rstN VI, ~ Miss Mar q Ikmhra. "a u Msr.
den.
- Hudsaa, Mass MArh tith, ~ the rest.
dcncs ~ Jaiefs rrsf,ef. he = =.
hs III, pss o. The hAf"h etu bat naJssah
Mr. y " hswfrcs ~ Maatass,sr Depot W.
e. Nt5s Emtg klse t.Uasou, Assa
ia aBdsroye, Feb. SCH. Al ths lesl iense u
Nj II NJ NARROW - Rev Mr. ellis. ST. Myron
A ppot 81 NtbioB w., and Mirs Ann h. pasis
% raru.
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AT.T.Kv s. THOMFsON's E...rr.

~~sFarn - YtNMrNg, District 81 MsHsAss "a
Ata rFsAais UsnFt. AsA8 81 NJ Aa4ksstss. wttkiM
SO ~ $50 fssussa ias E4s 3AY - Fsh.
rmarv a. .. 1855
Preset Ern karssr Hevtfs ysags
Tha AfusuittFsiDs, a.ehssd s nssa. es tha 81
t.ts = kflsn d Tae1rs -, iass ~ saFsei Ia sad
= ss1lst eessassf Hfa pesieE e. rsBisf 80
ecHMi u BE sAminisiFAaun 80 sAsa estate, "a r.
ordered ~ rasi oaart that ssi3 t1eoaHi ts a.
aasinea ~ Alo~anrs ~ ssssioa fhsgsef 70 -
hsiA a. tht pfnhAts ohies IL Manchester IN aaia
pis1ist - tss Sist aay Of AArsh iSsa
AnA that neucs hs given - Al parsons tntFfestt
- ~ ~ Hghseanea 81 thit ugdsr h the NAB.
chester 1stnsaG. : neSspspef rflnted 81 ssid
Manehsstsr, thrpe wseks saecststvs,. pFeytuas
o. said NEas el baasinE
A lrAs Rseara,
Aitsst. kANNTT MoNAEp, JsdGs.
Airus csrF - Rseefa
as Attest kAANKT HOWARD. 1nAga.
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A prominent democrat in the House
While discussing tbe Indian problem
paid Secretary Sebufz the following
compliment; III We could have, 10 ID,
interior department. for the pert foul
ysars. a secretary like Carl schurz, We
would see iusugutalsd a policy which
would be a. enlightened 10 tie ooncep
tinn 40 Il would be ssceessiul 10 lie 70
suits, aud 10 fifteen or twenty years tbs
Indian would be a responsible citizen,
aud the present expensive, antiquated
unreasonable Indian policy OF The coun.
Try thiug Of the past. But The change
nust come although the secretary may
20
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That there wil be a. International
Exposition held il Nsw York. 10 1888
i q foregoss conclusion. which causes
q eoatsnpofay to Suggest that the
commissioners 10 the exposition be
dominated by The governors Of the
asvsrai states ADD territories aud receive
their appointment direct from the Pres.
deaf. 10 order That the enterprise may
aore truly partaks Of 9 national char
lottf rather than The appearance oil q
merely local venture. This will be
smiasntly proper, II Congre" reeoE'
liEes the fair by all appropriation, OF
otherwise. which il is, before iis I'D
jourumen,, expected to do
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hsnult gtn caNatf. ssas TsFu Us
1thN . VAT

Ht4E ahAsksAft AAE = ~
g sneff gata g NNL - EAsskssisr. "a
SID paHaig, hts asft So psalias q fs-ssiasrre
tFs.ati Az sheq zsa tAariatls Eshep ~
s'a. f0fHrnt Ca p tlf cess 3uu Tess q sss1
l.aff fttHE ferth sst shs Sra - fanaaFy
lH lsEs AZ ht-haI ara taasl1s - Nish,
a,EKfeaAs s. tie aasa Sal 8 aeStEasa ase3 u
tfstf.a tau3 10 SAL NsaahHsttf tuun8sa ~ fsi.
laes. aa tae saath y tss g. ham lease "a,
u#p4 kv y W NaWs. co ths baFta 3 lsn3 az
d.5rrsn y .lsaa. nraaTs-8 y y Hilsss. % shs
sFet lE aa 81 NAsMAH Mt,aaa. aHl es ths sAsi
by }a h.gav2r. basaltdurd fef the psYusnt u
Eft.gatssafF agts la tarfe years frou skli frss
dag " 3auusfE. wsfh intttekt AnaaA4ly tna 10
GeeF ne hutiaiaEs cH Fa.f fttrl srr faijF To.
sanea % He taa & $50 vs. ABa s4thE
tbai Oat ytats irtarrtt sA.A ueta 10 oan an3
unpaid art thst the UsartgkgaI hes bot teps ssta
tuHdibg }usgtta. shd pragtug that The sqaity 81
redemption e thc sad Az Bishop Aad CARROTS
4 HrhuF uag Is faroeiasaa.
NA0trnpon. ID aFpesripF that ths said Arg
lthaF ana Chlrl7ttC O. H.shop Tesids Sttheai
Tits STATE 90 that tgtF0fue cannot Be served
upan them if is q dsfea hat they 10 refused
- Appfaf before The Cuu1t 81 Chtnesry ueft "a
bs held Mach alter wiitin nba fuf the Cuanty
- p uuiuEtaa, ca tie hnf TUESDAY % Iuss
nest g. wtts answer So said petitlon BY puh
lshipE lhis order three weeks sueoessiraly ia ths
Manchester IuUhNAL. public nswspAfor priRt
td Manchester, 10 said Connty The lasl Al
ehich shEli be Al least twenty dsys Ffsviess "a
the cpaAta eueement % ssiA term
Dated ~ harehester IN ssii Coauty this iotl
II X FOWLER, pspst, CLERK.
DUgTuS 4 MrNsoN Assv
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GARcELoAs MESSAGE sRoM THE
PEOPLE.


- ~ ""' a.n'.s o" THE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
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PETITION TO SELL REAL Es

PETITION TO SELL REAL ES-
TATE TO PAY DEBTS.
STATE or VERMONT District OF Manchester, So.
In Probate Court. held at Manchester, within
aud for said District on the 18th day a. March,
A. D., 1880
Present Hon Ranney Howard, Judge.
Washington Kinnie, Administrator Of tho ss-
tsts Of Lyman Kinnie. late Of Rupert in said dis-
trict deceased. respectfully represents that;
The amount OF debts due from siidodcuessed sc
allowed by Commissioners s.. SCI 40
The charges Of administration,
estimated At leo 90
t 6707 -
The value Of the personal estate
as per appraisal 404 W
4o4 "a
Balance Of debts chargeGble on -
the roll estate of said deceased, s6302 43
To raise which rum, he prays said Court to
grant him icense to sell all Of tho real estate Of
said deceased, situate IN this htate; that said
real estate ~ situated in Rupert, and IL largely
iucumbered by mortgage and that IL will take IL
ALL or uoariy so, for the payment OF said debts
aud charges Of AdninistrAtion; and alec that .
part cannot be sold without injury TO those In
lerested in the remainder
Wherenpon ii was ordered that hearing on
said application be had at Probate Court TO be
hoden at the Probate Office in Manchester IN
said district on the sth day Of April, 1853, and
that notice Of said application, the nature Aad
reasons thereof, and the time and place OF hear
ing thereon be given to all persons interested by
certified copy OF the record Of said order three
weeks Huscosslyely ia the Manchester JoUBNAL,
a newspaper printed At said Manchester, pre-.
vious TO taid time OF hearing, that they May ap.
pear at said time and place and, " they soS
cause, object thereto,
true liecord,
Anost. Il. HOWARD, Judge
tue copy Of Rscord,
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PETITION TO SELL REAL Es

TATE TO PAY DEBT.
srkrH or NERMoST District Of Manchester, IS.
Ia Probate Court, held al Manchester, within
and for said district, on the "a day OF March, A.
u 1870
Present Bon. Rsnuey Howard Judge.
Dexter Ratchelder, Administrator with Will an
HeIcd OF the estate Of Horace Gould, late Of
Peru, IN said district deceased, respectfully rep-
r. seuts that:
The amount Of debts due from said deceased as
allowed by Commissioners 1igl 70
The charges Of ADM Eistration
taxes, grayestones estimated 100
The value OF personal estate t2TS 10
Balance Of debts ehArgeAble on --
real estate Of said deceAsed tSi6 "a
To raise which sum, he prRys said Court 20
grant him liceuHe to sell all " the real estata OF
said dsot ased situated In Peru Aforesaid q part
OF which is necessary for the payment Of said
dobte aud charges OF administration, and that .
part Of which cannot be sold without isiuFy 10
those interested in the remainder,
Whereup0n il was ordered that hearing on
said application be had at q Probate court 10 be
holden at the Probate Office In Manchester in
said district, on Friday the 9sh DAY OF April. A.
D., 1850, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and the notice Of
said application, the nature and ToGsona thereof.
snd the time place OF hearing thereon be given
to all persons interested by publishing . esrt-
fed copy Of tho record Of Uid order three weeks
successfully In the Manchester JOURNAL, . news
paper printed at Said Manchester, previoss to
said time Of hearing.
true Record,
ANesk r. HOWARD. Judge.
4i3w Affect, il. HOWARD, Judge.
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PETITION TO SELL RIAL ES.

/
TATR.
HTLrr oY YsHMoEr, District Of Manchester, Va.
In Probate Oourt, held At Manchester, within
and Tor said district. 90 the 2ssh day u Feb
ruary, A. y, 1850
PTsssHt Hen, Il, Howard, Judge.
whereas, HATtland JudsoD, klstuter Of the
| estate Of Peter G, Atwood, late Of Arlington, IN
said district, deceased has this day presented ie
| said csuft his petition 10 wunag setting forth
that IL vii be bsnshei for all parties Interested
therein 10 cell the whole 81 the real estate Of
said deceased, TO Wit. A houss, bAra and and
about acres OF laGld, situEtsd In Arlington
Aforesaid, aud therein mAkisg application 70 sAid
| Court for license 10 make sueh ssis. And the
said eIseutor having prodaesd to 10 said Court
the assent in writing Of all tho haiTs Of sa.d
| Peter q. Atwood, reading In this state, inter
estsd 10 said ~ 81 estate.
| WhsEsupon IL gss ordered that hsaTisk Or
| said application be had al . Probate Court 70 be
holden al the Probate Once in Manchester In
| ssid district on the last Wednesday OF March, AID
1880. and that notice OF said application. The IA
tuie and reAsons thereof, aud the time and pisss
Of hearing thereon be given 10 all persons in
tsres'ed by publishing . certified copy OF the
| record Of said order three weeks sneoessiyoiy In
the Manchester Journal, newspaper printed
Al said Manchester, previous TO said time Of
| hearing, that they may appear al said hme AID
place, and. II they see cause, ssiset thsrste.
A uHs Record,
| Attest, n. HOWARD, Jsdgs.
true eopy Of Record,
43sW Attest.R X. HOWARD, Judge,
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bose 10 ps-sst. aseh tlh d,asA,sr y ~.
anl Mrs u usu iiHHsfl.
Mafn 10 Nsst Manchester Marsh ifiA
aaaFhtsF & Ne snA Mra kilbaure
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ouH pIsTnIcr scnooL.

There has been talk OF introducing q
proposition 10 the annual school meet.
log 10 District No. 8, to make some ar
rangement with the Principal OF Bur-
aud Burton Seminary. to take all the
children in the district beyond certain
grade OF proficiency In their studies.
aud thus relieve the district offs portion
Of tie pupils. the number being too
large for one teacher. The district
school numbers over 90 pupils in actual
attendance, aud this number includes
all from the very smallest to the largest
admitted TO our schools. II 10 very
evident that one teacher cannot do Jus.
tice to such school and that ONE i'm
provemeut should be made at once
Two teachers could be employed bu;
this would be expensive, besides there
is plenty OF room at the Seminary with
excellent teachers and superior adyan.
tAges. There is no doubt that it would
be a great advantage TO the pupils to
have such an arrangement carried out.
II some one will figure up the expense
II The district Of the arrangement and
present il TO the school meeting the
voters will be prepared to act upon il.
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lWMMISsIONER.s NOTICE.

- MoRTcg RSRroSs Estate
The unde rsiRued. having been appointed ~
the Hon rIouste Court far the District Of Mas
chestef Commissioners, 20 receive, examine ard
adjust all claims and dsmssds u All peruens
against the estA;e II
Morton A Barton late o. Dtrsst.
in said alstgJet, deceased, and all eianas sihih-
tied IN effect thereto hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purpose sfofssGid, At the
ofise ~ Kent Root in Dorset Aforesaid
on tho 2ith DAY u agust nsxt. frsm
10 oeIoct n. until O'Clock ?. On sail
DAY. and that siI months from The
the 2irh day u ,, brusry, a. D 1850 IL the uns
limited ty Asid Court fsf said creditors " pro-
ssnt thtif claims 20 "a fer examination and al
l8HAuce.
Dated ., Manchester. this 1Iih day 81 PebIa-
AZ, 1850.
+ b. NITH go.
4lss gro. II WILLIAMS
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AZ Lima Tod fsh. i7th, Albert l.. Taylor,
aged 60 wears
On Che 81 lust, kdWafa +. Nsrea Of PAlia.
dslphiA, 10 She 2ith year ef h,ate
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-
5 .9alioN !.
POI So
spurts ~ disgustiEc usuccHs fsa
ahs natislt tf ubsn shs ton4.ls. MhsrFr ifaa
SnnHss. HHstisr g. tbs ksrt neafnosr.
Ctaukilsa ssHasti4as a 3as hsaa- laisfaa.
tsui Pains ever he Eyes Futi3 Breath,
Neal Tvrnt. srahs o. iAs Nairiii, and TEA.
lins % he TAfbss are
SIGNS Of CATARRH.
Ne other suoh ioAfk som G. ifta. .ststt
aha unasfm.alas aala5y caf4u Hs4ak5aa.
unsshh q car Chklaren die 81 a.ss2sgs
ssasra,sa b. IL Infee tioas Poison, aal
sHe fosrtA sflitinF men sod vouCh drag oHt
missrahls sIssshsss ifen sAs ,Atae saass
While Aslssp. tho inpurities n ,ht
bostih are necessarily swallowed int
the stomach sad inhalod tato the
lun9s TO poison even part q the s,stsa,
DR.. Wei De Meyers CatArrh Cure
abssrbs he pzrslsnl vifui ana Kills tho
seeds 81 peison N the fnrthest part. u
the syttsm. II uI BOT only relieve, but
certainly care fziArrb AZ any stage.
II il the only remedy vAies iu Cur ises.
msut has svsf yst really cured 4 ease u
Chrouio CatATrh.
Cured Cured Cured Cured
c. G PnfsHrar russ Wet b. Tf.i Tor
fanet tafei ~ scar gt ult
S HrsEnit7, 5n.. JrWeirf, % =
0eaab'8f fam Cbsia te en ass .1
Z Il BAewk. So Csna s, y s., NsEu4 o. Do
years Chreuic CaiAJh.
j NcDoNGLp, $50 Broadway Y sisfoy.
in Law Cured Of ~ years Carouie eaia4h
Mrs joup DouaHvY FhhAHI. n y Cared q
vesrs Chrauic th'urfh
Mrs JAc8u swAurz JR aQ WsTTen Iau,F
gig, Cared 81 ls ycEr Chronic Oaiar d.
A. TnofS. ISL Montague 81 Bross ga, .s,f
and son Cared o. Catsrrs
Rev VS. ANDERSON Frrl glR y. r, CnstA 81
~ YEAR, chronl6 aiafth
MtlH ArHEs. opern Primn lsrrs :" Nave PEE
Ce.sud icrg grrst benefit Ton a.
A MeKnSEr. II II Pres - Bsaa &c. Y "
NJ family experienced immediate - rt. " S.
.&e, 4c. As &C. &C., Sc,
Wei Do Meyer Catarrh c'ro y
the most important medical diseovorl
siHss vaccination. II l. sold ~ all Dur-
sista, or delivered By p. D. DEWEY s Co.,
70 Dsy ST., N. Y. e. GI.5o a package 10
clubs, six packages Tor $3.50. Dr.. We
De Meyers TroAtiso Is ssat free "a
anybody.
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s. fs9aps sssra. Afs's'ras
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THURSDAY uAKcH Is lssa
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real tslate o. said deceased Nsu %
To fs.sc waipA spin. be prays said Court t1
grant him hssIso 20 cell al e the real tttAts ~
said dcesAsed, being thu homa farm Of deceased
wbioh cous'sts Of dwetliaK houts, tpo barns
Aad Ab.ut 30 acres oi lsud situated IN the ta~u
Of Manchester aforesaid, .tot the payment u sAid
1ebts and charges Of adm uistrAnOn, and thAt q
part cana3t be sold without iHjnrt ~ those in-
tsrsstsd ia tue remainder.
Whersupon 10 uas ordered that hearing On
said application hs had At Probate Court TO be
holden Al the Probate otfise In Manchester IN
said ldlslnei on he As1 "Wednesday u
March, A. ", 1870, At 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
aud thst uotos 81 said application, ths VA.
tnre aud reasons thereof and the bmo Hnd place
Of hearing thereoH be given 10 All persons inter-
estsd BY pnbhshiug sertihed COPY 81 the record
Of sAid order three wsaks sNeoss@ysly Ia the
AGnebsstsT JophHAL, nevspAPsT pfihtsd At
said Manchester, previsas TO said time Of hear
lag.
tFus hssoFd,
Attsst, namely nowARD, Jadss.
A trus Copy Of Record.
42sw Attsst, RANRRI HOWARD, Judgs.
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PETITION TO SELL REAL rs.

TATR To PAY DEBrS
sYkrH ~ NthNuSf pistftet ~ Manahessef -.
10 Probate tuurt held a hArthsstsf. RitHtn
Au1 ~ sad District. % the 2lai dsy u fa,ruAIy
A. o.. isSa
Present Hen. hAnney Howard. JHdEs,
lour feuuansr, lsFusne ul~asoE. AamiRissfa-
tar 81 ihs ssAals " hsAry r. Weed, lAts "
kahshssa~T. "a said distrirt. asssAasd. rssp@st-
fully represents that
HE anouat 81 eeets dee ffam
ssla deceased " Nf2 81
The ebAtgss d ADMINISTRATION
ssNuatsd 81 500
---ti MS 81
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OF which has bees % may be a.
signed the widow
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-18

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ths aauslt tf ubtE ths tonA.ls A.fFf fah
SnnHss. HHs5sr g. ibe ksrs neafnoar.
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tslt Palns ever tAs Eyes Futia Ereath, .
Nasal Tvsnf srahs 81 tAs Naarili snd Tlfl
linz IN tks Threat are
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-05-26
The Same Old story.

FHEF HF8g ~ AFFHT
An Oxford undergraduate was show
ing q sister over his rooms IN the college
when some onA Knocked at the door.
Supposing that il was someo Of his friends
and mot Wishing to be chafed, be hid her
behind the curtains, and admitted an
elderly gentleman, who apologised pro-
fusely for his intrusion, and excused
himself by saying that it wa many years
since had been Oxford, and he could NOT
leave without paying : visit TO his dear
old college and the room he had occupied
~ 4 student.
"Ah," cried the old gentleman, look
ing around 1.-THE same old sofa ? yea, and
the same old carpet, everything the
same"
Then walking into the bedroom, here
marked: "Yes, and the same old bed!
and the same wash stand. Yes, every
thing the safls.
Presently he stepped towards the sur
tains, and remarked; "Ahl and the
same old c~urtains!" Looking around he
beheld the young lady; and turning
around, he sid: "Ahl. you young dog!
and the acme old game.
"Hut," hastily replied the Undergrad.
uate. s'that young lady Is my sister.
To which the rsfty eame, "Yess and the
same old story"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-05-26

In "a suburban cemetery Of Warsaw
were inferred, q few weeks ago, the re-
mains Of q venerable Pole, whose claim
to be the oldest inhabitant of that city
had been undisputed for several years
previous to his demise. This patriot
had completedhis 118th year when he was
summoned to his fathers; and, as during
his abnormally pr~otracted existence he
had suffered no family bereavements, ex-
cept that which robbed him of his wife,
eighty-6ve years ago, his body was fol-
lowed to the grave by such q body Of
mourning descendants a., ct least with
respect to it, numbers, has probably
eve before attended the obsequies Of q
defunct Christian. No fewer than 235
Of his children, and childrm's children,
ever unto the fourth generation, stream
ed into the churchyard to bid . last Adieu
to their progenitor. The death Of q per-
son who had many grandchildren, whom
the battle Of waterloo was fought, and
whose early personal memories included
such historical figures - Maria Theresa
and Frederick the Great, is noteworthy
circumstance.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-05-26
no 4 Favor 70 4 Sick Friend.

II you have a friend suffering from
any disorder of the Kidneys send them a
package Of Kidney Wort and you will
make them happy. It's great tonic
power is especially directed to these dis
eases, and it quickly relieves the dis
tress and cures the disease. Have you
tried it?