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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-30
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felt ber letten @eneralueri mmlung.
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bent Srbr. pom s ranfen t n bier an ;
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lung
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griiibent Sreiberr BON Suene erSfinete
bic Serlammlung nit benz fat6ol. @ruBe:
@elobt iei Seius gbriitus! unb belt bann
cine Qlniprade iiber ben 3mef bet @enerals
periammIlnS. Sierauf belt Der bo3wiirs
bisite gii9of pom &e9ensbur9
etne lansere stnipra9e unb ertbeiIte ben ers
betenen Sesen.
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aus @ien cine Inipra9e iiber bic
rYfIi9ten bes &atboltten ais
Staatsbirser." gu ben 9e9ten
bes Staatsbiirsers, iaste er, sebore pors
suasueiie bas Wablre3t, bic Iusiibuns
bes Wablre9tes Jet unter ben beutigen llms
itdnben elm relisioies misunderstanding
unb ~bemsemdB iei es cine relisi6ie gfli6t
bes &atboliten, an Der Wabl Gbeil gu nsbs
me- unb bic fatbolii9e lleberseuauna birfe
ii9 ni9t aaf bic Stride bei6rdnten, ions
bern miiiie I'M 6ffentli9en 2eben iiberaa,
in%sbeionbere aud ~seseniiber Der Yreiie unb
ben Sereinen CUR @eltuns fommen. (3us
itimmuns.)
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cine ausseseidnete &eoe iiber bic
vSoctaIe Srage", Sirit Sismarf,
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reform lebisli9 ais einen itaatli9en wirtbs
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aber bic Stride In ieber 8esiebuns bas
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QSiuns ber ~io3ialen Srase. Snbem bas
Centrum seseniiber benz Yismards &obbers
tus'i9en Socialitaate bic periOnli9e Sreis
beit bodbalte, iei 'es serabesu unentbebrli1
TIM &si9stase, unb bic WdbIer io0ten boz
fir iorsen, baB es in alter Stdrte ins
8arIament suridtebre. @eIinss, es bas
Gentlm gu 3erftOren, bann werbe Niemanb
bic SocioI6emotratie aufsubaIten usrmSs
gen. 3wii9en bisier unb Dem SociaIfaate
perbe es bann gu Der sroBen gntideibunsss
i9la1t tommen, Bel welder uieIei9t bic
tatboIii@e Rir@e aIs barmber3ise S@wes
fter erideinen uerbe. (9ebbaftes BrauO.)
Nd9ft Soft unb ibrer ginisteit psrbants
ten bic &atboIiten ibre grfolse Defenders
benz 6ibrer bes @entrums, 9errn Or.
@inbtborit (tiirmiider, anbaltenbsr Bsis
fam, Ben @sbnsr idlisBli9 aIs tIussr unb
mutbiser Gibrer feiert. (aansanbaItenbes
Brauo.)
(S6IuR foIat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-30
Sir6fi6e %2leutgGeiten.
Snlano.
Oi6eee Dubuque.

Oi6eeie Dubuque.
gu Sberrils Monnt sebt man nit Der
Sbee I'M, elm neues 9ottesbaus gu bauen.
Notbwenbis it's.
Sie beutide ct. Soiepbs GemeinSe in
Snbepenbence baut elm pra6tpoles Yfarr>
baus, elm sweiitOdises 6ramesebaube, bas
balo ieiner Solenbuns entsesensebt. 9lud
miro bas gisentbum berielben 9eneinbe
nit einem i9Onen 3aun umseben. &e3t
foi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

Ira Sherman % DAnhr. notorious
character. Who vas Indicted u tue Sep
temlsF term a. tho coupsy court vAs
iinally arrested about : o'clock Tuesday
ncraing. After three unEureessfnl trips
20 hat place alter him BY The Rn,lsna OH
GERS prior Is ,his, Deputy Shsriaa sssaFns.
Flax and Whitaker ssd Policeman Casey
went 10 DANNY Monday night where they
secured the assistance Of Deputies Howe
and Williams, and proceeded 10 look for
Sherman. They found him sesscled IN
hay NOV where place bad been cni with
hay knife and hay was removed 10 make
quite room Hsrs Me was provided with
buffalo robes snd blankets From this
room there WAS hole or phssagcwsr
where hs could crawl under the barn floor
la following this tho officers had TO cut
the plsnks and take them up in order TO
get ut him. After doing this and probing
the hole few times with pitch fork, he
decided to come out and surrender. The
officers returned to Rutland on the ! rs
train Tuesday forenoon and committed
Sherman to jail. This fellow has been a
terror to all GOOD citizens Of Dandy aud
vicinity for long time and many will
rejoice to know that he IL In safe il not
in 30 ROMANTIC quarters for the present,
at least Raalpd fA0if
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

| Readers Of the Rutland Hr1rdd d Globe
| in this vicinity are somewhat surprised to
read Ma, papers Endorsement Of Fred Bill.
lings Tor governor Notwithstanding he has
been tax lodger syer since the present
tax law went into ELECT Thoy have not
forgotten how The herudp pitched into Jud.
son tooth and nail IL 1882, even going out
OF It's way 10 DO 1t. aud how IL would take
no explanation or excase for his conduct
II did publish The statement Of the Airing
ton listers. but ridicnled ii ciitorially and
cyea Questioned the honesty and abil-
its Of the listers though they arc among
the best men il Arlington. He Is a tax
doiger. cruelty bin, cruelty him was tho
cry u Tie Herald Oh repeated, aud Julsen
was deleslej b small majority, though
&c polsd fall vote where lis was beet
kno~ sul where Tie HsTad wsr cry had
no effect
The reason given by the Herald for this
extraordinary change of heart il that the
last Legislature. by narrow majority,
elected tax dolger to the oh e Of Judge
aad consequently Endorsed tax lodging as
al honorable occupation. In fact at shs
ysty first defeat The Hrgtdl threw mp tbs
sponge and declared that il should never
again oppose a man far lodging bis taxes.
II spoIoeiscl 10 Nj Julson. which must
have been cool eomlor, 70 TIN, gentleman
: bile psnoeari was warming bis seat ID
ias Senate.
We lad supposed tlir Herald had more
sand than this weak course would seem
10 Indicate. BY The same rnlc We suppose
il the legislature bad scan III 10 elect a
hds.s slsvf to an honorable position tho
gesAl4 would nov he rrsiy % support
horse thieves FOR office; o. II the lrglsla-
tore should resolve that tho tea command
meuis are 81 mpcpskias and the sermon
20 tho mora, bosh lac Herald would fall
iaio line
70 orainsfy people Tax dcdgiug this
year seems lasi a. heinous al oEfrace a. Il
Oh 10 1854 The legislature did not
change tho las. aud because. unaer The
led Of surh rattle headed nen As IAomp
500, 81 ifa.bsfs. Il saw ii 10 elect Royce
Jaage snd thus he ineonsik.eat wiih sisell
ihis tart dil VA II iii v1Aass ibs sa'us of
TAI 1clslae pf make y A@y ile lNss - =
seaee A9Alrst ihe iAa ~ seea 'u4gala lhsu
Il uAs bsgesq. asi Il LIS assaii has ~
r4erc Ai4saina than 10 sneeamh "a iAs Grss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

defeat II lad better net assume 10 he =
Leader u hspoiiiics o. Gsaaisgica cgariy
srpshsr fhinssg exanrls 81 newspaper
cofslsssacy j ihs Granville SeAi.ae A.
,.sa rsecas elsctsca Il was lona mcasaaa ia
~ support 81 ,se Rerahlisaa csadlaaiss
Fpr rpassy ctsIctrA as1 claimed the chief
hcacr =. iha nesas ia the hAn 5s q kind
PRIVILEGES a. thsir election. lhe board
~ supervisors. hossser, fsw d 70 gsro its
slssFlising patronage. amounting % scs.
ssal hundred dollars 10 rival paper aud
sou the Scsfsaa says twill not stand saeh
manifest neglect Of ~ saperbuman exe.
tions ia clseiiag The board srl declares
that Il viii lao Iepnbiican 10 logger bat
aappor, such candidates as 1t piesscs. We
suppose il viii oaiy snpopr. sneh canai-
dates AZ viii pay j, ipr such support II
iis Rrpublicanlsm Is no deeper than that
slsc soonsr J, changes the better for the
Reppblcans
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17
Notable Wedding at Montpelier

The most notable wedding that has
taken place in tho State for several years
and the leading social event Of the win
iar at tho Capital, was the marriage IN
Christ Church at noon Thursday Of Hon.
James l.. Martin. OF Brattleboro. Speak.
er Of the HOUSE. TO Miss Jessie Lilley
Dewey, daughter Of Edward Dewey, Esq,
Of Montpelier. The nuptials were SOLEMN
lied by the rector, Rev. Howard Il. Hill,
10 the presence 81 q large and fashionable
assemblage, including anumbsr Of proml-
nent persons from various places Of Tho
State. The bridal couple were attended
10 the chancel BY four bridesmaids, and
tho bridegroom best mao was Joseph u.
Marta. Esq, Of Manchester. The bride
was attire1 10 a brocadadc white satin
retiicoat AID an Ottoman court train Of
white satin. She wore bunch Of orange
blossoms aud pink ross buds 10 her hair,
from which depended q long bridal veil,
loopsd wisA.orange blossoms The bridal
cor,egs made brilliant scene 10 the
church. The usLeTs we're nessrS, George
Dewey. HorAi.o Taplin. II. Gleason, and
&, W. Porter After the csrsmcny was
over the couple aud their ia mediate
friends partook Of Wedding breakfast
Tie presents % the happy pair were
numerous aud valuable, Tia bride has
been one Of the leading bales q Tie Cap
iisl and The bridegroom Is leading law
yer 81 Brslilsbot0 where the welded pair
slll reside Among this guests present
were Hon Gee. Nichols. Secretary Of
Stats; Hos W IL Dabais. siata Treas.
urer. Col. ana Mrs Lasi X Faller d Brat.
i.cboro Mrs JuiigsJ Eaay a isfaisle.
ltfs. Miss unggs e pllssbars Pa. aea
n. & u BnsiiAm 81 slews q d iIoagb
lou q STANDARD anl Mr sud Mrs O. ".
Dowiey 81 Hrsiilslsaro
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

Modern excavations and other research
es have established the fact that the an.
cient Egyptians possessed considerable
knowledge OF electricity, as well as few
Of the varions uaes to which it can be ap,
piled This only strengthens the Biblical
statement that there is nothing new under
the sun--not even DIR. Graves Heart Reg.
ulator. The American people have known
and used it for 80 years. No cases Of
heart disease can withstand It's influence.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

Il see. said Sss.tcr Frye. 'lhst .
Washington papsr, ia very compliment.
sry notice, sets me down a. poor mar.
not worth over S., 900 That's too much, Z
said Mr. FRYE. 'Bu. the fellow who
wrote thsi doa't know the reason am
peor !, came about in This wise: was
bruugh, up N Quaker family, and wbsn
to NY lso,hoad. gos ehancs TO go "a
Boston NY Quaksr erand father gave me
IS 10 spsrd | dll NOT know any heys IL
Bnslon, and coala ,hink o. no way 70
have g. vorlh 81 fun 1iihpat boys. 80 !
kept iLe noncy Ia my pocket When !
eal hosas NY srardiaiAsr asksi me hov
,.,eni TIC So. and ], with tho sir 81 Gus
uhc iiaa dons sifiaons sciion. said ihs,
aId %, .peea i At sll Whsfeapon NJ.
grsDdiatl.er said ''iou may give ue back
the mens,. willism. gave yon iLe mun.
~ 10 slsena ID Bosion Ever aDce th~i
haso luoga better thar ossss " saey
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

Lg0oyauof Bsilrss fsressl. SIN 81 !
Isibls 10 Masachassiis rsmiras . lIesk
iagha poa writer Ct the iiias vhea Mf
Isil. Ga beconiug GOyerncs 81 rsrss hc
ga hl. iaAagurAl sdlfea s.shs "fsl,os
csssxsns ii s4e ch.s,e .sA beautiful Ia,
saas. - lib. Nos /. tho ~in,rf 81 cgi
o4sraate.s asis glorious sHmsasr ~ tbs
soa " lgsl The fesalt Of this rsnssk
ate rrunGSeisaarHto wa thai tbs q rer.
nus sss presently ogegHhslmsa slih siis
II Bsbles irom every state AMI from Y.
ssr issa, Eshses a. Kaglisl. l.s,ia.
l'sseh. Rasssan sgj Asalces illustrates
lliansaaiel, pslgslei. haspeiypAis. bsaad
ID paper. lsaiAeF, sslysi. sen, by @sli. by
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

Conductor Richards, on The Portland
a Oslvnsbufg railroad, reports 10 the
Portland Argus that there was regular
blizzard ID lbs Notch on WEDNESDAY,
wial blssing a hurricane. snow 50 thick
that obi tcis could not be seen ten iee'
away. The train FROM the other side #
The iaann,Ain was 40 honr and half late
al FAbyaa's. aai Conductor Richards
lost iii,y Avs minutes running in to Port
land Tie suow would DO removed from
the tracks, but the wind would Immediately
pile it 10 again. Down over the Frank.
enstein trestlc cropt the train, the cars
rocking TO and fro as though they would
be prccipitatod into the yawnipg ehasm
below. Fortunately, however, no acct.
dant occurred
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

Henry Payne, recently nominated rs
the Democrats 10 Ohio TO succeed Senator
panllston. will msko hard push for the
Democratic nomination for the Presidency.
Ga the tariff question he is an accomplish
Cd sirAddlor Is the following opinion eY.
pressed by him At tho banquet given ~
honor 81 his nomination, shows: "A ia.
dicioas larin is net one ior protection only
nor Tor revenue oDlY. nor agaiu for revenue
with tbs Swallowed outlines VI an inciden
tai tail appended TO IL, bat It is tariff Of
both revenae .nd protection one and IN
sspsrsble adjusted aud perfected 80 as 10
do Justice to the great Interests q thu
country sod ln.n.,iee 10 none.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

Wheat Bitters will euro Malaria; Wheat
Bitters will cure Dyspepsia; Wheat Bit
tiers viii cure Sleeplessness; Wheat Btters
are the best in the known world for Fe.
male Complaints Price 90 per bottle.
Sold bY all druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

express Ny trsAFaA ny ,perssl Messenger,
AaeiAsr rsssli ws : AT from 0al.osion 10
iAs isss IEsrals y .noss srsry msa. ~oman
ss4 cAaid eois ..il,is asa sspy a shsks.
i'saft. ana .vaa aP sriii Richard III
sDa 1os Deg e.s lie best lsosn and nsos,
ssilsa abe Il nca = ihe state
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

lhEAbUhf DLrAhThINT,
0YrIcE or COMPTROLLER on TnE CURRENCY,
WAsniKoTos, d. e., Nov. 2ist. lst3.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented
10 the undersigned II has been made 10 appear
that tho Factory Point National Bank, Ia the
village Of Factory Point In the county Of Don
nington and State Of Vermont has complied
with all the provisions Of the revise staiuttsof
the United States required 70 be complied with
before an association shall DO authorized TO
commence The business Of banking.
Nor, therefore, |, John ]. Knox Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that Tho Fac.
tory Point National Bank, IN the villsge 81 Fac.
tory Point. In the comfy Of Bennington aud
State OF Vermont IL authorized 10 commence
the business Of banking as provided IN Section
ffty-one hundred and siity-niDo OF the fouscd
statutes Of Tho United States.
In testimony wbofoof, witness my hand tndi
seal { cfice, this 2ist day Of November, 1888
lsgAL JOHN JAY KNOX,
No 30s0 Comptroller Of The Cur ney..
sSDN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

Ayers Sarsapsrilla is tho most potent
blood purifier, and fountain Of health
and strength. BE wise In time. All
baneiul infections are promptly removed
by this unequailed Alternative.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

NJ. Mccoid u Low. has Introduced q
bin ~ lhs boAae. relating 70 the presiden'
TAI sasu~.lsa. 1lisA hss attracted eou
siderable Aiicailsa II provides that she
oiil.s q prs.i4ss,lai rloclcr shall not seasc
vita the slaeiinn VI pr1aJsnt, hn. shall
c,siigar iog lie ieaf years through which
lie pScsidsn, lulds unice, and IL oasc beth
pl,siiani snd vice president are removed
bslogs their tstm espires, the electoral
college shall assemble aud elect prssi-
dent This aonll leave tbs sdministfa'
ton elected ia power for the four years
intended w the people, and save the
eoaairy from aay sudden freaks OF party
and perhaps disturbance IN the business
Of the cousify.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

The total number Of "a Migrants at New
York 10 1883 we're 800 400. as against 4i5
$50 10 1852 Tho Nav York NM mako
The snrpisiae statement that Of the whole
number l4s' year liGOS1 settled 10 New
York ,,.ie. bat only 10000 remained il
Nss York ciiy Ofthc latter number 10.
00l wsrs 6anan, English and Irish ser
van, girls penasylsania received The
next largest number Of the Immigrants
anA next Ii order came Illinois. Ohio
Wisconsin. Miuneso.a, Michigan, Mass
schn.elis and ioea. each Of which re-
ceiyed over 10000 Nav jersey, Connsc-
iient sni Missouri each received over
5000 OF the Southern States only Texas
Kentucky and Maryland received oyel
100 each
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17
10Y E rouss.ssIs DISGUISE.

The woud.ful success Of James Pyle's
Pearline has given rise to food Of imita
ticns with an zine" 10 their names, owl
IDENTIFY to have them sound like Pearlin
Enterprises Of this sort are quite liable
to be more selfish than beneficial,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

Ia sAs msmorisl u lbe live stock deal.
80. Submitted 10 ,hs House by Mr. Hatch,
Il - sloxh tie osiiusted numbsr 81 pshi
s.sfl. ID It's rssiri States v sl.O1.0O0
,sptr.es,is. 81. go. 900 600; the nanbsr o.
ssiue i. Is 100000. ihc estimated ralus q
~Lis. being sSoo. 10000 Tbsi this gsesi
,pssrm, i ssriousl embarrassed by foreign
r-.,ncsiots snd tie pnsepee 81 lang
plsgas. tive mfmptlsl rveommends The
,lssghsss a ~ infected eei,lr. ssilmassi
ibs expense a sprh measure At VI 5solvOo'
also the right system q inspection Of al
mrsi products isr export The expense
10 b. lsofae BY the exporter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17
THURSDAY. JANUARY H. 1854

Th.sY Se ssys areal free trade
,,,,s wsnla Iass New iofk spd Nss Ter
%, 10 ID. democrats. and isd'sea. ohic.
s,enpses,rai sna California would lie more
.arsssl, lhsE ever ~patliesn y ibs dem
n.y.ise Air .hsaid run Iorl u Tho snas "
tr,esssas ysrioss pfominsni dsraear ais
.sy sAs sns shiaR ID The New ieia h~~
al
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

Tie North River Construction company,
vhich holds large amount Of Yves, Shore
bonds. aslt iaio tie hands of receiver
on Saturday Tie West Shore road IL
said q BE 10 need Of money. but all stats
meals tha, il bas passed into other hands
are dsnisd Daily meetings Of the direct
ots have been h.li lately to devise some
plaa by Which their purpose might be
accomplished, ani they claim that efers
Of advances have been mals them, bat
none Of these have been taken, ior The
reason, ono q The directors said, that they
didAt kuoN from v hon the offers came and
woalI prefer % see the road 10 the hands
oi receiver rather than il sAonld fall 10.
70 Nandefbilts possession.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

Decline Of Man.
Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia, Impo-
tence, Sexual Debility, cured by "Wolls'
Health Remover" ST.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17
Vegetine
Will cure

Serofula ecrofnlous Humor. Cancer, Cancerous
lIumor, EIysipelas. tauker, Salt Rheum,
Pimples, or lumor in tho face, Coughs
aud Colds Ulcers, Bronchitis, Neu-
raeia, Dytpepsis, rheumatism,
Pains in The tide, Cnnetipa-
tion, Cosiiseness, Piles.
Kidney Complaints,
Nervousness
Dizziness Headache, Pains In the back, Faint
noes a. The stomach, Female Weakness and
GeEerzi Debility,
This n,c,afsiion is scientifically and chemi-
cally comhiued, and 60 strongly concentrated
from ros.s, herbs End banks. that its good CT.
fasts are realized Immediately after commence
Ing TO takcit. There IL no disease of the hu-
man eystem for which the VEaETIsE cannot te
used with perfect safety, as il does not contain
any metallic compound, For Graduating the
system oi.all impurities OF the b God it has 10
equal. Il has never failed to fleet cure. Civ.
ing tone and strength to the system debilitated
by disease. Its wonderful effects upon the COM
plants named are surprising to all. Many have
been cured by the yEaETIsE that have tried
many other remedies. II can well be called
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

NOTICE.
Az Abcat cne sesr $50 parties % whom v.
EstahfooA was ln,lebled for accounts made IN
1878 20 ls7s forced payment and, be icing uns
sbie 90 nseei ~ llsy attached his gucds and
ehattols flr the came. and he was obliged 20 40
81 tna road AZ travelling salesman, Through the
help ~ hind frisnds uAs enabled - coniinre
tho business and pay these oisims, Bos wish
Ii thank his patrons ai rfcvieus years and Minis
oi tlsn past year fer their trade during The Year
that hiss la,i ended, and pledge mseclf 70 give
prices AZ can be hal elsewhere, Now, II any
one tells yon that you eannct get rurh gpoda AZ
you have been IN tho habit 81 getting At Esta-
brooks, and that some oae IL ceiling cheaper
than do, do,not believe Il. bat come and eco iof
yourselves that have the gends and that the
piicts are tight Among ether things You viii
hnd at
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17
Deaths.
WANTsE

Al New Vera. iaa f1ta. ~ tgrhvd mAltgis
Ess~ issatlsy. SITS "A sisA n Milett
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17
Ih,Man(bfstfr 3curnal

pr srxoSps. rros.sp rrornrru's
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17
THE OLD
Rutland Savings Bank
ORGANIZED In 1s51)

Il receiving deposits on all badness days In vi
sums from ono 10 fifteen hundred dollars,
Interest will be allowed on All depotits from
the Iist day Of each month. and deposits made
% TO and Including the 9th day OF any month
will draw interest from tie lot day 81 ibrt
month II SLOWED to remain on deposit until ~ e
following January or July, wh,n he teiohsn-
nual interest 10 payable.
II the interest In not drawn cot n tcp0meeh
psri Of tho principal and draws interest, The
same as any ether depeeit made on tho lsi ~
Juanary or July.
Deposits can be made iy draft, posioiliee oid,r
on by s1picss, and depont books returned 10 The
dtpotiiofr
Jstes on al delofiis not exceeding fifteen
hundred dollars arc paid by the Bank.
WILLIAM NJ. FIELD, President.
NEWTON KLLL0GG, Treasurer
TrrtlrRr.
WILLIAM NJ. FllID, President.
{e JACOB DGEHTON. ticc.PIe,ident.
EDWIN MART1NDAIF,
SENECA NJ. DOOR,
John A. SHELDON,
WILLIAM Is. MuffEY,
NEWTON KELLOGG.
Rutland. w., June. 9Th, 1883 GU
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