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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-04-19
One Picture Of Life in a CITY.

ncently, Captain Kerr noticed q
youg and pretty girl walking to and
fro In the north side of the viaduct, ap-
parmtly in deep thought. Il thought
thai perhaps. she was waiting for hel
love-" said Kerr afterward, land paid
littl attention to her. About an hour
afte l first noticed her." Kerr continued,
Il fas sweeping off the draw. There
wef very few people on the bridge at
theime. Suddenly, as if by inspiration,
l timed around, and the sight that met
mygaze froze the blood in my veins.
Thee was that girl standing on the
narrow projecting edge outside of the
railng on the north side of the draw
brige, eighty feet above the river. She
wa holding on the railing with one
hari, looking down into the river be-
low preparing for leap to death. ]
sprng forward, and seized her. She
str ggled vigorously to free herself
iron my grasp. l clutched her with ar
alnDst death-like grip. and thus man.
agg to save her. C}eUelIgld Leader.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-04-19

Rutland, Vt. IS going TO bave a mon
ument to her citizen soldiers which will
have some unique features about IT. The
plan is for & fire-proof library building
Of marble, in whose main hall shall be,
not tablets ofbrass or marble, as is usual,
bat great book of yellum, bound in
metal and written in India ink. q page
devoted TO the history OF each soldier,
which shall there be written in imper-
ishaale letters. This book. placed upon
an elevated stand, viii be the central
point of the hall
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FRED. SEEGBR,

OFFERS TO his FRIENDS AND TIE PL B
" lie generally, a choice selection ot Fresh
Meats Salu Pork and Beef, Smoked Beef and
Hams shoulders, SaLsages, falloW ana Lard al
the lowest rates. Market on Commercial street.
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BAR6hR SuQP.

ItARL PA>agJGS'S Bar1uI~Aag, IN Da nes,
Jbi cl ON : siau f.lg.l.u street. st uis usAe "a
good taste. Particular utlgattau paid u LaGtcs
aud GallGseu -s-ar cutgtu- aud saailgoulag. -
ali means uetlt lsud CaIl.
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In school near Louisville, where 8
gang of rude boys were rebellious and
defed the female teacher employed,
one of the trustees supplied himself
with rods, and going to the school
logged every boy in turn. He now has
on his hands 4 law suit for each boy.
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MRS. r. KERN.

WORK STREET, MANITOWOC, WIS, DEAL
er in Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, Fancy
Goods Glass ware, Boots a-d Shoes, Ready made
Clothing, Paper uanGings, Hats, Caps, Toys, Chill
dren Carriages, Live Geese Feathers, BIRD Cages,
Kerosene OF and Lam, :, &C, &C. \ share OF pub
patronage is solicited
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The Arkansas legislature has passed
lw which prohibits for two years the
selling of liquor within two miles OF
an church or schoolhouse, except on
petition OF a majority of the adult in
hasitants- In New England such a law
would give practical prohibition.
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nIIApIES u0YER

x9ERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISH
Iva meut. o4 Sth sJrcCJ,ueaT JuLh enc Of brdge
The tailoring department is complete, and con
tains large assortment OF fashionable cloths ant
GerE's furnishing goods constantly on hand
Please call aad examine before purchasing else
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MINnIATE H0ISE

" WINDIATE, PROPRIETOR, YORK ST.
l This frst-class House is in excellent condi-
Lion and the Proprietor is confident that he can
give perfect salts ction 10 the travelling public.
Bus viii always b. ready 10 take travellers 10 and
from the boats. \ GOOD LIVERY STABLE is kept
n connection with the House.
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DIR. G. e. GRIDLEY,

nENTAL PARLORS, RUD0LPH'S BLOCK,
1 J Corner Eighth and Franklin Streets, Souta
SIDE, Sianitowoc, Wis. once hours from a. \.
to r. M. 4eo-I
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MILLIANlS HOUSE.

ID. SMITH PROPRIETOR, CORNER OF
n t,tZuta anu traukliu streets, AaHIlUr &C
: 1-rst-cis.ss Americas Hotel centrally located.
oilers every DuucenisuJ 10 the traNNi ms pEUI!c.
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.M. III. SEEGER,

nEXTIsT. OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN ANDEB-
1 sons blaCk. Corner south Eighth and Quay
Streets Hauitowoc, Nis. Prompt attention VIII
be given TO al work entrusted 70 me. a4FSt-5l
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SyANgFACTUh UhIhAND DEALEEIN BOOTS
III SHOES. #t.ssalAag, ,.g., ,sc. SHOP uu Da..=.e
Street, near lue corner ot LlzAJn liap4lliu-
ueGtI, aud promptly gAecutea.
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nroRTnN EsTEDN HOUSi3, FRANKLIN AND
Ninth streets, MauituwOc. Irat telers VIII
6ers ma 1Ae best Accommodations, Sample rooms
attached.
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TERMS. TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR
q = EnRRE.Sr

+. TTogNEY AND COCEsELLoR At Law. as
"A Olice ii garus' Block. hrst Moor, u a QoyI tl
stree. Nauitewoc wiz. Collections promptly
a..,.34 - julio
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TFORNEYs AN3COUNS ELORS AT Law
n sfce asat First NGsi5E2i BANK, E!4nth 81
Collections promptly attended 10.
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An Auburn, On. y lawyer has &C
Gumulated $500 in dimes.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
and Aceoucheur, late resident PhysIciau at
ne Hahnemann Hospital, Chicago, has petman-
emily located at ManItowoc. Ohice, on Dlfalo
streets, west OF Rands store.
,, I ) 10 8 A. NJ,
oFFlCE hooEs' TO , and Z 10 P. NJ.
Diseases Of the eye and ear treated.
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rr0gNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law.
"a ID doc fa Tosris3a's bsics block. north end
stf street brla1e, fi4aig3wOc, Wisconsin. Collec-
tions promptly attended 70.
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J. aCHdITz, g -
SCHIITz Il KIRNAN,


A Tr0RNEIs AT Law orFieE y aEaS6 5jty5c :
TVA-q,I.fo Lmayil
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE WITH
DIR. j. +. PEITCHABD. Hours: 10 ~ a. M,
Il TO and to I. NJ. lInafo
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DREWER AND MALsrER, CORNER SIXTH
ID and Washington streets, SoGth SIDE. Inc
highest cash price paid Tor Barley.
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\ AW.INsURANCE AND ABSTRACT OFFICE
4 Franz Block, south Eighth street, Manlto-
voc. wis. Collections promptly attended 10.
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2. z. NAGLE, ". D. 4,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE ON
4 south Eighth SJr., one door South OF Mag-
uer Rand i %. UitCe hours, TO Il a. M, TO
p. II. Night calls promptly attended 10. JulA-oI
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TTGRNET AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
n OHice, corner OF sth and quay streets, Aan-
itDrLn.. MIsc1Rsill.
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4 q FRASER. NJ d. G. NJ.
r. X. PAINE. ii. D.,

Dhysician and Surgeon, successor to Doctor ii.
Coukley Office or York street, near Eighth,
MsnifoEvc Wisconsin. sep 10
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i. =. = = n -1L-A-N~F5 ~A' II,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE AT
4 Residence of DR.. +. simon, Hancock street,
near the court house, Mau!t0w0c, Wis. del5
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Il q. j. W.. TURNER,
A TvrORNEYs AT LAW, OFFICE on SIH
A street South side, over hgnlers store, Man
itowoc, Wisconsin,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20
Csmpaixn 81 isst.

The National isepublican committee
met last week add elected Senator sabin
Of Minnesois. obsifman and iiaed upon
Chicago a. lhc place u tho asas BePrhli'
csa national convention aud nsil Juus ~
tie time
Tbis decision by the committee 10 con-
siisred as sdverse 10 the claims OF Arthur
for the Republican candidacy next year ~
his supp orisn advocated another man for
chairman and another place for holding
tho convention. This. however, 10 only
expressive Of the choice Of the National
Committee aud will not have great inAu.
snes on the choice Of the people.
An important proposition to change the
method Of representation in the Republi.
ran convention, making Il partly depend
on the number Of Republican votes cast
10 each state. was not carried but lsft
TO he decided by the ncIt convention.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

In clearing away the debris Of The Gre ID
The cuibaildipes CT George csnphsll II
Wssininisisr, . skslstos has bsen found.
ssppsssd 10 be that a tramp vbc prob.
ably caused The era
n H. Kinds. ~ho snlcidsd In conssr,
ssicoa ., New York the other night. vas Z
Chester boy. Thanksgiving day be took
$500 bslongiue 10 hn uncle aud disap.
psarsd and probably killed. himself 10 re-
morse
Mn Marina Bartlett wrightof Addison
celebrated her Tooth birthday lss, week.
She vas born In Arliugtors had lived 10
her prcsent hcnse for 70 years. sad her
memory o. evsnis before 1870 are entirely
clear
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

Senator Merrill ia receiving host o.
plimenis on bis speech opposing further
coinage Of the silver dollar The Bostor
7tnnscrsps says; Justin .. Morrill, isa III
colleague in the United States Senate fol
George +. Edmunds Of Vermont Mr.
Morrill, made greet speech Oh the coin
ags question" The Tarsier sAys; This
Vermont senator 10 bringing this important
question TO the attention Of Congress thui
early 10 The season. revealing our dangsri
and suggesting methods Of avoiding them,
has performed valuable service. and that
body cannot afford to ignore tho matter OF
delay action The 7iae says; Tho ad-
mir4ble speech made by Senator Morrill,
yesterday In support Of his bill providins
for suspsnsion. Of silver coinage vAs The
opening gun Of the assault on the absurd
and dangerous sysssm introduced BY the
Bland silver Law. Argumsnts such -
thoss advanced by Senator Morril are 90
cogen,, clear and logical that they must
serve an excellent purpose 10 educating
the people MP 70 the point Of demanding.
10 manner that vii admit Of no denial,
action by Congress looking to the remedy
Of great financial esil. !"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20
THURSDAY. DECEMBER %. iss

ANY Tbsi1ss eors@pordsst has bssr
msains tour II sefnpni 10 sscsriAis ihs
,ssvs q ,As people 10 regard 70 The rresi-
assiill cseaiasie He fsds Eamsnas
unssamsus sns choice. Wills . majority
viii So ios Afshsr im seccsd choice
Thsrs 10 issliag shsi Eamunds does sc'
vsrs ID. roHissiion and nigh, ewes 70
,uss II rendered 10 him
o'Dczrsll. Size nrrdsrer u Carey, Ma
hang Ia Iysndos u . o'clock Msndsy
narnsas. lie ns ha fate With great
eco,ss4s The Engish govsrrmsn, 10 r.
ply 10 questions from Y. 3 Minister Los'
oil ss.srlsd that The man bad fair trial.
AL THAI there vas no reason Why be
should not b. executed, srsn though be
might bs % AnsricsD citizen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

Mohsmmed Achmci, Soudan boal
builder Who is better known ~ FL Mshdi.
the False Prophet. 10 giving the Egyptians
and English no end Of trouble 10 thsas
days. lie has q somewhat remarkable
history. He .is full.blooded Arab. and
the son ofa ship carpenter whose trade he
learned. but being unfortunate enough to
cut of the ends Of the fingers on the left
hand he thought be would engage in some
lighter employment Becoming well
versed in the Koran aud being . ready
orator. be started ont ia the career OF .
prophet and soon gained numerous fol-
Loving among the credulous people Of the
SoudAn. After time he withdrew him.
sell from his followers and lived q hermit
life for several months. Meanwhile .
prophecy was extensively circulated
throughout the Mohammedan world that
on November 18th. 1882 would appear the
FL Mahdi or the Messiah. He then
showed himself and tho number OF his ad-
herents was largely increased.
Soon after his temperance the Cover.
nor OF Sondsn (which is under tho sover-
eighty Of Egypt decided to arrest the false
prophet and put an end TO his proceedings.
This was the beginning OF the revolt in
Souda.. This territory is not much larger
than New England. but it has 1000, 900
Of inhabitants. 1t was annexed to Egypt
in 1874. The country is q sterile and dss.
olats desert, unbroken by mountains. al.
most without trees or water, and barely
furnishing subsistence to the tribes that
wander over 1t.
The false prophets frst success in this
contest was to massacre . battalion OF
troops sent to dislodgcihim from an island
in the Nile, 200 miles south Of Khartoum.
Last May be slaughtered 720 Of 800 Egyp.
tian troops sent against him by tue Khe.
dive. As he continued his march north
ward until be had reached Koiordan, Al
the head OF 900 mon, the Khediys became
alarmed and dispatched force Of $500
Egyptian Regulars against him, but they
vera disastrously defeated. Thcn the
false prophet marched eastward and was
soon in possession OF both the Blue and
tho White Nile, A force Of 10000 Egyp-
tiAn troops under the command Of Gen
Hicks was next sent TO meet him. The
6rst engagement was not very decisive,
for although it was stated that FL Mahdi
was defeated and lost 1900 men, the
Egyptian army retired to Khartoum and
astivs operation ceased for several months.
In September Gen. Hicks rcopcnei the
campaign and defeated the false prophet
Il two engagements near Ell Obsid. But
the revolt against Egyptian power had
bsen growing. and Ell Mahdi's force ro-
csivcd large accessions. Finally he has
annihilated the Egyp,ian army Of 10000,
scarcely . man being left 10 tell tho story
Of the battle He is TINS left in full poo.
session Of tho Sondau, and IL he remains
there and his followers arc faithful lie will
probably DO able to hold the country for
soma time. but il he attempts TO extend
bis conquest northwsrel A. far ~ Cairo,
his final overthrow will be certain.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

Hsmpshirs hAs decreased IRON 100 10
l2sss Ssrmosi frozen osA to h8, Nsssschn
sssis hAS isersAssd irvm s.3e6 10 sac
Copperficni from 2sTss 70 s.asT: Rhode
isisna srom 100 10 lao. New Yori had
sc.s-s. asd 20. boAsis bat sl.coi. Tb~s
hgrrss sss he'd enough. bat u vill be seer
thai cur csa stale sppasfs in bitter
Light il4an acme oihsrs With about the
ssus populs,ios ~ New Hampshire there
are lss ihsn haliss many places shess
irioricssts can 10 Obtained. and 60, half
~ mssy A. there ss 10 Msias. ~hers the
prohibstory lss i supposed 10 10 pretty
well enforced. = Bwsi@gaoa fres Pres
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

A resolution passed congress without
dissenting vote directing the president te
inquire Of the British government whether
oDonnell. tho Murderer Of Carey. wa
no. an American citizsn, and whether hs
had fair trial under the laws OF that
country. Another resolution directing an
inquiry into the circumstances Of the muir
der Of several negroes ai Danville. Va, ~
10 whether they were American eitizsns
aud whether the guilty persons were being
brough, to trial or not, was voted down
by the Democrats In other words, that
party seems 10 be moro anxious to look a.
ter the rights ofAmsrican citizens in Eng
land than At home.
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In their thir. for luovl.dre prOfe.,ion

In thsir thirst TOT knouisdge proteesion'
al men have been recently much engaged
10 vivisection, which means the cutting up
Of living animals. This practice SCENE
brutal, even ct ito best. Dissection. o.
the cutting up Of the dead has ever been
productive Of good. An autopsy often 70.
veals hidden diseases aud brings out
startling facts. Here Is case in point:
Out Of more than 600 disssctioss Wit.
messed BY tho renowned DR.. Clendinning.
about one third presented signs Of heart
disease" Asa matter OF fact, DR.. Graves
Heart Regulator is the only cure 90 far
discovered for this disease. At druggists
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

The sub.lrsssury a, New York is filled
with silver dollars. II has vault room fol
less than ono million more. II held. Fri.
day, 1910. 600 OF these coins which were
stored 10 seven crowded faults. 1--WE can
xot take much moro" Assistant Treasurer
Acton said: 'ths amount increases steadi-
y. but ws shall soon be full. The coinage
should DO stopped At once as every month
produces two millions and odd. II the
coinage should stop now ws might b
able TO handle what We now have on
hasd."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

New Orleans is divided. politically.
between two factions Of the Democratic
party. Tho other day, while primaries
we're being held for the election OF dele
gates, an alteration arose At the polls and
tho rssult VAS tho death By shooting Of
three prominent Democrats and the
wounding Of several more. Democrats
may sometimes shoot other Democrats 81
tho polls. but never ringers. oh no.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

The Qassn Of Englsnd attempts Y
'sil3 gold" by inishiips the poe, Tsnny'
.on. We hope !, viii not spoil . good
poet, though !, may makes poor knight
sscA pcricrrasncs locks very foolish "a
Rspnbliean eyes. bat 10 England i vii
10 spplsadsj. not only by the pssrae'
bn, also by tho peasants ~ veil They
are pretty thoroughly Welded 10 shsi'
idols ever there
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

The Republican Senatorial caucus nom
mated Gen. McCook for Secretary instsae
Of Gorham, and Hooker only received
Ave votes Tor ssrgeAnt.atarms. Senator
Anthony will bs the new president pro
TEN. aud j. is hoped that his health vii
h. resAinsd. 20 that be can perform th'
dates OF the Office, otherwise b
viii rssign and another Senator BE- elected
Malone attended the caucus. The Dem
ocrA,s will re-nominats the old Senate
officers bui will not attempt 10 prevent thu
election Of the Republican nominees By
dslatorr motions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

Democratic politicians are greatly dis
turbed by the bitterness developed in the
Ohio senatorial contest. The newspaper
organs devoted 10 tho interest OF Messrs.
Psndlsion aud Payne respectively, are sx'
csedingly violent in their language, and
indulge in personal abuse Of the opposing
candidates with great freedom and volubil'
lily. Tue foud grows more envenomed
daily. and bids fair TO destroy al hopes
Of harmony within the party for ysars to
come.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

For years ! suffered from dyspepsia and
indigestion. il seemed 10 weaken every or.
gan Of life aud shattered my nervous
system. ! tried Wheat Bitssrs, and nov
my stomach digesis any kind Of food. p.
o. Monroe, $50 18th ST.. Brooklyn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

There il. ~ mosi Of cur readers know. a
special internal revenue tax Of So year
levied 90 retail liquor ssIlen vsr ies.
II any saeA sellers. escape the payment OF
this excise, Tor the government agents are
,islleai more visslsst of,en than crdin.
ssy prosecuting omeen. or ether oncers
81 Jasilcs, and the penalties are heavy.
A wssh.agioH correspondent eivss some
Hgurs frcn The records 81 tbs inisrnA'
fsreaas bursAa. which anOsd a. inisnsirg
comparison bstvses the yssu 1874 and
1855. ~ regards The liquor trs1e Ten
years ago there we're 2oo. GIG rsssilen. sad
boz ilssss are 1876. sss Ia Maine there
we're 1914. and pcv ,hsrs are i.lt2 Ssv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

No other medicine has won for itself
such universal appreciation 10 it's own city,
state and country, aud among oil people ~
Ayers Sarsapsrilla. It1is the best comb.
nation OF blood purifiers with the Iodids
OF Potassium and Iron, ever offered TO the
public.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

A clear head is indicative Of good health
and regular habits. When the body feels
heavy and lAuguid and the mind works
sluggisLly, Ayers Cathartic Pills will
wonderfully assist to . recovery Of the
physical buoyancy aud mental vigor. The
constipated should use them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

Er.clsk Of tho houss. Mcpherson. ha,
prepared IN eIscs tabular statement Of the
membership OF the house, showing that !
10 composed OF 1889 Democrats. lis Re
publicsns, o resjiusssrs. 8 indepsndents'
lMessn Lyman Of Massachusetts. isrk
Of North Carolina, and 0ehilsree offend
Aai I gressbaok.lsbcr There are two
vacancies the Second Mississippi and
Seventh yirgiuia Districts.
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( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estsis Of OnA sLAD

LsthtA OF OhA ELADE,
Jhs pBdsrsigpsd, hssirg been appointed b y
the Hon. Probate Court for the District VI Msn.
chester Com missioHsrs, 10 receive. essmiDe an q
adjust all elaine ssd demsnds " al persCss
against tbs estate Of
Ore Bisds, tsis Of Ksess, n H.,
lsessssd, and I'll eisims srhitiisd III Offset
thereto, hssstf give notice that eih msss
for The purposss aforesaid :, Norsses Hotel 10
Winhsil o. the 18th dsy Of ynss sssi Tom sins
o'eioct 4. 4. W four O'Clock IN " .sid Day.
and thai 81 mouths from H., istb d. ~ De
sSubss. .. D. IssS - lhs sims hs ise W ssid
CoGrt TOT sid creditors 70 pressbs AstE e.Alws
70 ns fof examination end alsossnee.
Dated II wl1hsl this issh day Of Dsesmbef.
:, .. 1855.
I~AAc L.ikkILf, ca,,..
EfLAs AxTfLL, 70" r.
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Wells "Hough IN corns."
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." 15c.
Complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts
bunions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

Flies nd Bugs.
Flies. reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats,
mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by
Rough on Rats. 15c.
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1891 ~

BENNINGTON, W.. Dec. 5, 1888.
have this day examined the accounts Of
William p. Black, County Treasurer from Dec
8, 1882 70 Dec. 3.'i66S. and have compared them
with the vouchers and ind them correct, and
there 10 balance In The tYessurer's hands Of
two thousand eight hundrs d and ten and sixty.
one on .hundredths dollars.
JAMES b. MEAOHAM, County Auditor.
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TsEAsUsy DsrAsrxEsr.

OTYfcG o. CVnfTk1fikk oy THE LrhkEAfr
HAsHiso1os, D. G.. Nov 2ist. isss
Wh@sas. by satisfactory evidence presented
70 the updsrsisnsd II hes been made u appear
thas The Factory polat National Bank, IN ths
village u Factory FONT 10 the county Of Bsn-
ningt0n and State Of Vermont hss 90 implied
With III tbs provisions Of tbs revised sta tuies on
The United States required 70 b~ complied With
before an association shall b. authorised 10
commence The business Of banking.
Non, therefore, I, John J. KnoI Com ps roller
Of the CnrSssey. do hereby certify that Che Yse.
tory Poist National Bank. IN tbs village Of rae.
tory Point. 10 the county Of Bennington ana
8tsts Of vssmopt h authorized 70 conn encs
The businsss Of banking - provided 10 Section
6ny-ons hundred and sisty -nibs Of the revised
stAtulss u ths United STATES.
10 tsstimony vhsrsA, witnsss my hand aud
sssI u once. this 2ist day u hovsnbst. isss
fssAL JOHN JAY KNOX,
no. 500. CompsrelIsr Of ibs Currency.
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