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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" JOHs c. WALKERS Fs,ste.
he undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the district Of MAJ
chester, Com naissiobers, 70 receive, examine and
asjua all claims and demands Of all persons
gsinst the estate Of
John Q walker, late o. Manchester
deceased, and all claims sihib-
ted 10 or.st thereto, hereb, eire notice that We
slii meet n the purposes Aforesaid, al the late
residsBcs Of the deceased Ia ssid Manchester
90 the 31tL day q Juns nett. from
1 O'Clock ,. N until o'clock ,. n, on said dss,
spe that sir monihs from ihs sob day Of Dec.
a. D, issi 10 thn i.ns limited by stid Cont Tor
ssla creditors "a preseni their cisins 70 % Tor
Examination aud allos.uee.
Dated a. Manchester, This sob day " Dee,
a. D.. lssi.
MALCOLM cASfIELD, Gam.
hsv oTo. O. BURTON,
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IOsEPH II. uTLEY,s FmIrr.

srAyr or yrHnosr, District OF MApehtsi.r,'s
At a Probate Court held VI hADchcstsf siihin
ana for the said Disiriei. on the 18th day 81
Dees n.bef, A. D., lsei.
Prevent hon, nanBey Howard Judge,
An Instrumsnt IN wiring prrpoHlDg 20 be the
last viii and Testament u Joseph u. pflsy,
late q Peru, 10 ssid district, dseess.d, beng
presented by mary A, Ullsy, tho EIse1tfiy
herein named, for Probate. y is ordered ~ .ald
MI persons concerned therein be notintd 70
,gtssr Al A session thereof, 20 be held ~ liz
Irsbate Ofacs 10 Manchester In said dis.
t,iot on ths 25ih day Of January, A. D. lssz. 81
I'd s'elocs 10 The forenoon, and shos esnss. spy
tl.y sys, against ibe probate q ,sid VIZ ~
rhteb purpose IL Is farther CIder' O. ttsi ils
o,ae, u uehllshsd three yetts sueef ssi'fis 10
ne Manchester JousskL, nesspsptf pfb'td
Al Manchester In thls state, previous 10 ssis
time Of hesnng,
BY the Court,
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STATE NEWS.

usian Lodge AZ aiaalsl'afy isihe old
-, MAsoaic loass 10 'i,s state II vas
chartered 80 1874 aaa 1897
/ I.andlasi prex II The Amsricaa hoiel,
Eafiingtaa. rsoelss-l = Christians present
F 81 son from John r Howard E.l
According 10 roocatIy publishcd cen
ana ballelia the wool clip Of Vermont for
1850 was lss. q9l aocccs. weighing 2.54s,.
2lb lhs. the aserAge weight Of the acoees
bcing ISL 80, iwo states in the Union
Ahow higher average Illinois, as. and
Nebraska. 6.i3 The average Of all the
states Was 442.
IL il reported iha, the famous suit Of old
Alex. Stewart Of Proctorsyille against
Judge Hilton. executor 81 4. !, Stewards
estate, has hr,u compromised by the pay.
meet II 3 large sum TO Mr. Stewart The
case was set for trial at tho coming term
OF The T. s District court at Burlington,
but viii probably not come to trial.
One Frank +. Deming OF New Orleans,
who recently absconded with SIS. 600 Of
bis employers money, is supposed to be
the young man Of that name who. sixteen
months ago, 20 years Of ago, left Putney
for New Orleans 10 accept a responsible
position in the house Ct ii, A. Robertson
4 Co, Cotton dealers in New York and
New Orleans
Se,epl interesting technical questions
are 10 be decided at the forthcoming civil
damages ease against the proprietors Of
Towns Hotel at Bellows Falls by Mrs. Pc
ter Good and family. Goods death was
caused by intoSication on Thanksgiving
day and the family brought suit for $40,
900 on December 26tI. One of the points
which the defense claim they will show
is that the parties, though living as man
and wife aud having family OF eight chill
dren. were never married.
The dog law is being enforced pretty
strictly in Addison county. Recently Eli.
sha Doten OF Panton was fined sl5 and
costs for keeping an unlicensed dog. j.
IL Sprague too, of Waltham, who is said
to have been member of the legislature
when the dog law was enacted. has been
arrested and fined for breaking it, and ap.
pcaled to the county court, saying he be-
levcd the law was unconstitutional and
would test it. He did so before Judge
Royce aud was found guilty aud sentenced
to pay the fine and costs,
Charles White Of Burlington, employed
by ID W. Robinson, the manager OF Skill.
lings, Whitneys and Barnes lumber bust. |
ness, disappeared Saturday night, and yes
terday morning his body was found in the
cove, at the south part of the water front
OF the city. He became intoxicated Sat
urlay hight aud either slipped from rude
across the canal or fell from the
dock
f. ID. Hopkins of St. Johnsbury, the in.
surance agent who was found guilty of lar
ceny at the recent term of the Caledonia
County court, and against whom two con-
Sictons for forgery are now standing, has
gone violently crazy, and it has required
force TO prevent his hurting himself and
others. 1t is proposed to remove him to
The Brattleboro Insane asylum.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05

An absent minded Montpelier man left
his hAter hitched Ia front Of ,hepost Office
whiie be went in lot his mail Coming
out he forgot the horse and walked home
After dinner be went 10 the stable 20 feed
tine horse. AMI no, finding him be at once
went for an officer whom be sent TO Barre
TO head of the thief another going in
the opposite direction. Then the absent
minded man started for printing Office
"a gel some posters. and While on bis way
tAiiher Il occurred 10 him that be lef, the
horse in froni Of the pos, Office. where hc
vas subsequently, ionnd safe and sound.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05

The signs multiply that that abomina'
non. grave yard insurance, has entered
upon lis deserved decline in Pennsylvania,
Attorney General Palmer has begun a cru.
sade against il, and besides, reaction in
the various communities where the bust.
meas hus thriyed the most has set in. Last
Saturday large number of policy holders
assembled near Reading and publicly
burned, amid hostile demonstrations, their
policies aud assessment notices which had
been strusg on a pole. There was street
parade ia honor Of the event, also ball in
the eyaning.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05
unI,n YrGe1,nLr srcnI,x II

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Of some OF the most powerful rcstora-
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1t restores gray hair 10 It's original
color. II makes the scalp white and
clean. II cures dnndruf and humors,
and falllng.out OF the hair 1t furnishes
the nutrItivc principle by which the
hair is nourishcl aud supported. 1t
makes the hair moist, son and glossy,
and Is unsurpassed as hair dressing.
II Is the most economical preparation
ever offered to the public, Us Its effects
remain long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. II Is
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, aud officially endorsed by
the State Assayer OF Massachusetts,.
The popularity Of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test OF many
years, both ia this country and in
foreign lands. and II is now known snd
used in all the civilized countries Of
the world.
Fer sale by all dealers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05
plCBAHp MoNAMARA's Esr.ry.

AseTl1E ~ yfHsosT, District Of tsbehtsi.r,,s
Ats Probate Court held Al MApeLtsi,r, within
and fof ssld district Oh the 18th day u December
A. u 1881
pt.ssnt the Hon. Eanney Howard, Judge.
The Administrator, Geo W. Farrell on ihs Es'
tate u Richard MehsmHrs late o. Dorset ~
SAID District deceased. proposing 10 render sn
account Of his administration Cd said estate. II
10 ordered by ssid Court that said recount ~
q, smined for allowance al 4 sesvion ihsf sof
10 he held al the Probate Ofiie. 10 Asnehaisr
on the 18th day OF Jannsfy., 4. D. 1874, Tor
hearing and decision and that notice be given 10
all persons interested by the publication of this
order IN the hsnehettsr JouKBAL, Bssspaia
printed At ssid Manchester, thee weeks tupcss'
lively, previous 10 raid time of hearing.
true Record
Attest, EAkkfY HOWARD, Judge.
Auno copy 81 hseofd,
3ssv Attest. BAkNEf now ARD. Jsdgs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05


Bradstreet's says that advices from
tl ty.fyo leading trade centres recount
the story Of trade and industrial prosperi-
81 ID the country for 1881. There is every
reason 70 believe the conditions are so
favorable as to insure continuation Of
trade aud industrial activity throughout
1882 aud beyond. AT Seabosrd cities, no
tably New York, the movement in general
merchandise has been fairly unprecedent
ell No previous summer in New York
ever saw such activity in the dry goods
trade, and this statement will in great
degree, hold good for other trades. Pros
perity Of the manufacturing industry every
where is perhaps the most marked
Characteristic Of the commercial situation,
ana al present there arc no signs Of lessen
"a activity IN any direction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05
JAMES ANDERsON's EsrArx.

STATE o. VERMONT, District OF Manchester, 80
In Probate Court held at Manchester within
and Tor said District, the 10Th day OF Dses ntsr
A. D., 1881.
Present, Hon. BanDey Howard. Judge.
An Instrument purportirg TO be the last VIII srd
Testament u James Anderson, late Of NsIebes.
tea IN said district, deceased. being presented by
Caroline A, Bsrrus, the E1ecuirin therein nsmso.
for Probate, IL IL ordo ed by said Court that
all por,ons concerned Ihefoin be Ioiif'd 10 sp.
pear at y tesrion thereof, 10 ls i.ld At the
Probate onioe In Mapcb ester, IN paid district ON
the lat Wednesday IN January A. D., 1882. al
10 cock IN The forenoon. and show cause II any
they have, against The probate OF ,aid viii; for
which purp0,e Il II further ordered. that this
order be published three weeks suceenivsly IN
the Msneh, ster JouBsAL, newspaper pDblIsb-
cd 1T raid Manchester IN this State, previous 10
said time Of hearing.
BY tho Court,
233w ArTrsT, RANkEY HOWARD. Judge.
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HENRY FARWELLS TsY.,r

SrtTg on YTHxosT, Distiici OF Mabehcster,s -
A. Il Probate Court, held At Manchester, within
and Tor ,sid district ON The 2Ctb dsy OF DECEMBER
\. D., 1851.
Pr,t.ni Hon. Hsiney Hewsid Judge.
The Aemiii.tcr. Geo. W fsiw.l, VI the
E.tsto OF H,piy fsiweIl, late Of Dorsei. IN ssid
Disitict, deceased. proI o,ing te render al 80.
cout OF his sos insttsti0p On ssid estate, IL ..
ordered by rad Court that rsid account DO ~.
smincd for allowance st a session thereof 10 be
he'd 1t ibe Probate Once In Manchester IN said
Dittrict on the 18th day Of January Iss2,
II 10 0 CLOCK a. m aud that otco DO giyon TO all
p,rsobs interested by tho publication o. this or
der ~ ine Msnchest'r JouHsaI, nevspspor
pnntcd At ,aid Manchester, three weeks sneoss.
tiytly previous 10 raid time 81 besiiDg.
A true Record,
sJ3w Attest, HAkNEY HOWARD, Judls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05
SKILL N THE WonksHIr. To do 200

SKILL IN THE WoRKsHip. To do good
work the mechanic must have good health.
II long hours of confinement in close
rooms have enfeehled his hand or dimmed
his sight, let him at once and before some
organic trouble appears take plenty of
Hop Btters. His system will be reinven.
ated, his nerves strengthened, his nerves
strengthenen, his sight become clear, and
his whole constitution be bult mp to a
better working condition.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05

Mothers and Daughters should feel
alarmed when WEAKNESS constantly OPP.
presses them. IF | am fretful from ex-
haustion Of vital powers aud the color is
fading from my face, Parker's Ginger
Tonic gives quick relief II builds me mp
ai,i drives away pain with wonderful Ger
tainty. buffalo lady
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05

Tae pruura's Assembled 10 ihe Nos
fsis i.ail.lAtGfv aro ~, s happy crowd,
Although nominhliy 10 a majority IN both
.l4sAol,es TannAuy add John Kelly hold
The balance Of power, and refused 70 so
in,o tho Democratic eaBeas They made q
ds,aaai for 3 good share Of the spoils
phich the rnsi Of the Democrats very
properly refused and hence The break.
John kcily Is The skeleton IN the Demo.
efaile eloaei
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05

The prosecution have again rested in
the Guiteau case, having put on as expert
witnesses several physicians who have made
the subject of insanity life study, and
who give II as their opinion that the wretch
Is sane now and was sane at the time Of the
shooting. Guitcau says that he is sane
now, but was legally insane at the time the
act was committed. The jury will hard
IN he able 10 draw so fine distinction a.
that and the prospect is that his peculiar
theory Of the case will bring him merited
punishment The defence have asked
leave TO put on several new with esses, and
i the request is granted the trial will last
many days yet Meanwhile, though the
prisoner has been removed 10 the prison
rs dock. be still continues to bully the
Witnesses aud make an ass Of himself gen
orally.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05

J. NJ. Might, Syracuse. N, u, writes:
"When / first commenced using your
BuR-DooK BLOOD BrrTERs / was troubled
with ilnttering aud palpitation OF the
heart. felt weak and languid, with a
numbness of the limbs: since using, my
heart has not troubled mo and the numb
ing sensation is all gone" Price Sl,00,
trial size 10 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05

Congress adjourned over the holidays,
Int is now ready, We trust, to go TO work
~i,h will. OF the two thousand bills
already introduced perhaps a dozen are OF
The greatest consequence and should be
acted upon as soon at they can be fully
discussed and matured Most OF the bills,
however, arc the merest rubbish and de.
servo no consideration whatever. Many Of
them are duplicate bills, covering the
same subject
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05
OBITUARY.

The death Of Mrs. Nancy Parsons, reject
Of the late Truman Parsons, which occurred
at her home ia Sunderland, on the 18th Of
Decenirr, calls ont something more than
a passing notice as her life WAS one OF the
leW remaining links which bJun the
pTesen, With past generations She was
the daughter Of ~ west, I aud Lucy HaN ley
and was born in Arlington, Aug 2ath,
1885 10 the house how occupicd by David
Crofoot Her life M 10 the time OF
her marriage was mostly sp,ut IA Ar
| lingtun. though she passed fen years ia
Manchester. o. the 22ud of Feb, 1871,
at her fathers house IN Eagleyile n. Y,
sho was united ia marriage TO Truman
Parsons and with him, the next month re
moved :, Sunderland where they resided
on the same homestead farm fora period
Of fifty.hye years. A family Of ten chill.
dren was born 10 them. seven of whom
were permitted to miuister TO their mother
in her last illness aud tenderly lay away
her remains to await the final resurrection
of the just The first death which occur
red 10 their large circle was the fathers.
who was called away to 90 up higher on
the LIST OF September, 1876, at the age OF
Oh AtAlht NllN fANWAu WIS iHhi VI tHf
mother. Of wh HON We haye just been speak.
ing. Some time about the year 1924 Mr.
and Mrs. Parsons united with the Epis.
copal church in Arlington under the rec.
,orsbip Of Rev Vim. $. Perkins aud re-
NAMED couslsian, members Of that church
during their whole lives, For several
years previous TO her death Mrs. Parsons
had been gradually failing in health aud
strength until about eleven weeks before
she passed auay she was Frustrated by 8
paralyuc shock During all the years Of
her decline her patience vas most wonder.
ial an,l slle was always ready and looking
forward 10 that rest which she knew bad
been prepared and was awaiting her. All
that willing hearts aud hands could do
was done for her by loving children and
grandchildren AEd sic went TO her rest in
peace. Ten ebiliren. ,hiriy.iwo grand.
children and ihuieen great grand children
survive her MAY the changes aud
chances Of this mortal life" teach them as
II did her. and as she repeated in almost
When sickness. death and woe draws nigh
Past mercies teach me where 10 hy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05

n. McRea, Wyebridge, Ontario, writes
Il have sold large quantities of DIR. THoM-
as EcbEoTmc On; it is used for colds,
sore throat, Group, etc, and, in fact, for
any affection OF the throat, it works like
magic. 1t is a sure cure for burns,
wounds and bruises.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05
THURSDAY JANUARY q. lisa

"a smali Iys sealns lttelg 70 boaosSe
10 pnfhsepi ibis wipisg than At aug pr.
isus IN mssg years IL ii@ West, ia
Aort eiiy. iitooalyn. New sersef and
sttaas other localities ihe xoourEe IL
nreetilous q Wis, ., may Do before sprng
tHm iutuaiale an1 Elective pFcveaiSea
p. nplotsi. ll,c alsaasa pill beooas 40
lsalt u tlaoes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05

The activity d the American mind is no
Whcfe else more charac,cristically illastra-
ted than ID the patent Office department
the last weekly tssue Of which, made ycs.
,erilay. embraces $40 patents, 10 designs
and a trade marks % Of the patents
we're u Tia, marvellous genius, Thomas A.
Ellison. This Is said 10 10 the largest
pumiof ever issued by the government 10
arf peron a, one iimo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05

The British parliament will meet early
u February. OF course the undying Irish
question Is liable 10 monopolize the lion's
.Aare Of that body's time, but there are
other questions demanding attention and
a N not lie postponed. The conservatives
have made some gains in the recent ielec-
lions, and the probabilities are that the
Liberals will encounter an opposition
realty strengthened and encouraged by
lbe failure Of Gladstone's principal policy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05

cures Coughs, Colds, bronchitis Whooping
cough. Group, Inhuenze, Consumption
and all diseases Of the Throat, Lungs and
Chest. 30 cents and 81 bottle. 2Sly
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

JIMMIE TT. EVtk TFIhT
he undersigned, hssirg been trroin,sd b,
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man
adjust all claims ard demands OF all persons
against the estate 81
Janice II Huct, late Of Arlington,
IN raid district, d. ueasod, and all claims sibiL-
tied in Offset thereto hereby give notice that No
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid. al the
store OF l.. NJ, MHnley IN Arlington Aforesaid
on tho 9Th day Of April and the 27th day
OF June next from one O'Clock, p, m. until four
O'Clock p m, on saii days, aud that six mouths
from the 27th day Of d. cember a. D.. 1881 10 the
time limited by said Court for said creditors 10
present their claims 10 us for examination and
allowance,
Dated at Airing ton. this 27ih day Of December
a. - 1881.
HIRAM HAwIEY.
c. H. YOUNG, CONS.
3I3~ JAMES WlLLIAMs,l
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05

Ladies who appreciate elegance and pu-
rity are using Parkers Hair Balsam. 1t
is the best article sold for restoring gray
hair to its original color. beauty and lustre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-05
Gold and silver in 1881.

la his annual report inst issued the
worlds production Of gold for the calendar
year 1880 at SlO7, 900, 600, and Of silver at
SS7 500, 900 The consumption OF tho
world Ia ornameDtation, manufactures and
tee arts is estimated at S75, 900, 900 of gold
aud s35, 600, 600 Of silver The estimated
circulation Of the principal countries Of
the world is placed at: Gold, 81, 22l 900,
900; full legal.tender silver, 1913, 0G0, 600,
total specie, IS, 7j9, 0o0, 900; paper, 81, 664,-
900, making the total circulation includ.
ing amour, held in Government treasures,
banks, and IN active circulation, 50, 403,-
DOC, 900.
The production Of gold and silver 10 the
United States during lac past fisc j, year is
put down gol S36,50O. 900 and of
silver its coming value, Si2, 100 900 "a
total of SIS, GOO0 coo Manufacturers of
jewelry aud other Articles add materials Of
gold and silver reported consumption of
$4,000, 600 in gold, aud nearly 81, 800, 600
ia silver The Assay Office at New York
delivered to the manu- actures during the
year 81, 700 COO of gold in bars aud s. l00,.
900 in silver, Taken together they APP.
pear to indicate consumption Of at least
81, 10000 in gold aud $4,000 900 i'll sill.
YER The Director estimates that the
special circulation in the United States al
the close of the fiscal year amount to $40.
900. ono in gold and GIL ,J0O, 900 in silver
On the first OF November 1881, the
amount OF specie, including bullion, in
the mints assay offices, available for aud
awaiting coinage, was 1868, 600, of gold
and slo6 900 at silver "a total of S7i9, 900.
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Births.
Marriages.


A. nutset Jtu 1T. ny Rev y y y ait, fttd.
1 ~, mouf snd tats tlrssoss ~ u i}pf.st
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A. nvtstl Dee aish, nah,el sea VI Joseph
,pd Lhasbe,h Elsesd, sged 8 years.
A, New York uif pta ssih, ME- psbhs 4,
Bari n, wife % A u, Barton.