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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-12-25
MINERAL WATERS.

How and in What Quantities They Were
Used in the Eighteenth Century.
Up to the beginning of the eighteenth
century it was the rule at Karlsbad to
subject the patient to a course of vio-
lent purgatives. Then the patient
drank mineral waters for seven days,
bathing for the next seven without
drinking the water. The water-drink-
ing was most serious matter. DR..
Hoffman,, writing in 1905, says that no
more than fifteen to eighteen glasses
should be drunk the first day, but that
later on the number should be increased
to thirty, and, in certain cases, to forty
glasses. DIR. Tilling. writing in 1856,
records that he himself drank from
fifty to sixty glasses in the course of
two hours. DR.. Sangrado never pre-
scribed warm water on more extern
sive scale, and the puzzle is how the pa
tients managed to swallow and retain
these large quantities of warm mineral
waters. / have read that the natives
of the Queen Charlotte Islands try to
cure themselves of ailments by drinking
la bucket or two of sea water; but then
they never expect to retain so much wa
ter long in their stomachs, whereas the
patients at Karlsbad did not drink large
loses of water to make themselves
sick. The explanation is that they
drank so many glasses of water in a
warm room, and that much of it passed
off in perspiration, just as in the case OF
water drunk in a Turkish bath. In
deed, the patients were expressly or
dered to remain quiet SO as to persplre
the more freely. DR.. David Becher,
one of the leading physicians of his
day, set himself in 1777 to oppose the
old custom, insisting that the prefera-
BILE method of taking the waters was at
the springs. He was laughed at and
Denounced as reckless innovator by
the admirers of the ancient ways. yet
hisyiews and advice prevailed and We're
followed in the end. 1t may be noted
in passing that not only human beings
wee eniOined to use the waters for |
Their health's sake, but that the virtues |
of these waters were supposed to be as |
advantageous to the lower animals; the /
s.Mlhlbrunn," which is now favorite {
one with water-drinkers, was long used /
exclusively as bath for sick horses, I
dogsand cattle. While this practice I
has bno been abandoned here, it has /
beenreyiyed in the far West of North I
Amehca. Major Shepherd states in his /
Prairie Experiences that .'some men |
put their sheep through the natural hot
minenl waters which abound in the
West. Each farmer will swear by his
own particular spring. 1t cures the
scab il sheep, removes corns and rhcu-
matisn in men, and is efficacious uni
versalk Nineteenth Century.
"A nan entered a store the other
day and began to warble .'Sweet
Violetss, ..What the dickens are you
making that racket here for, cried the
proprietor, picking up a club and
Overwhelmingly toward the
singer. s.Why, / see in your window
some gods labelled Going for Song
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-12-25
Loss of Flesh and Strength,

a DOUBTFUL state w ordering whether
she will accept him or mott lineage
Tribune.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-12-25

BEFORE the wedding-Wo coed ana won.
Five years after-Wooden one.-Netc York
LIZ a0I
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-12-25
How to Sare Money.

WHEN is a baseball bat like society
girl. When it strives to make hit at
every ball.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-12-25

A SLIGHT COLD, if neglected, often at
tacks the lungs. BRowN's BRONCHIAL.
TRoCHEs give sure and immediate relief.
Sold only IN boxes. Price, % cents.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-12-25

PIXIES TooTHACHE DROPS cure in minute, Csc.
Glean's Sulphur Soap heals and beauties. 25c.
GERMAN Corn REMOVER kills Corns s Bunions.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-12-25

WHEN is book like a lovers farewell?
When it is finished with a clasp.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-12-25

A LEADING question-Dispute as to who
goes first.-B0ston Post.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-12-25

"A nan entered store the other
day and began to swarble .'Sweet
Violetss, ..What the dickens are you
making that racket here for, $ cried the
proprietor, picking up club and
advancing Overwhelmingly toward the
singer. aWhy, | see in your window
some gods labelled Going for Song,
and SWEET Violets' is the only song I
know" He was permitted to depart
uniniurel. -.NorTsst0scn Herald.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-12-25
Young Men. Read This.

WHY is the bow of boat like su1phuric
acid? Because it cuts water.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-12-25

MANY imitators, but no equal, has DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DIR. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell 1t. 250.
The Mineral argus., 1884-05-29
A Bear Encounter.

Last week, while prospecting on Bur
nett creek, on the west slope of the
judith mountains, about six miles
from Maiden, Messrs. w. Dunton and
l.. Lacrosier were interrupted in their
search for precious metals by the sud-
den appearance of five silver-tip bears.
A cub was noticed by Mr.. Dunton in
the valley below, and, with the inten-
ton of frightening it, Mr.. Lacrosier
I icised his lungs with the effect of
bringing Mrs. Bear and family, icon
sisting of two yearlipg and two two
year-old cubs) out from their den and
up the side of the mountain on a dead
run, until within twenty feet of the
p%rospectors, (who, by this time, began
to wish that they had been born mutes)
wheu, for the first time, the bears
noticed the men and horses, and stop
ped in their mad charge that they
might fully take in the situation. 1t is
safe to bet that neither of the gentle
men moved-not through fear of a
handful of silver-tip bears, but out of
respect (?) for Mrs. B.-until the ami
mails turned tail and started down the
mountain, when a boulder was hurled
after them.
Later in the day several mountain
sheep were seen in the same locality.
That portion of the mountains is sell
dom entered by human beings, and it
seems that large game have taken a
squatter's right.
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SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF MONTANA
COUNTY OF MEAGHER. .

TERRITORY OF MONTANA,
COUNTY OF MEAGHER. %
In Justice Court, lBig Spring Township, before
John Toombs, Justice of the Peace.
Chris King, Plaintiff, VS.. Victor Butler, Defendant
The people of the Territory of Montana send
greeting TO the above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff,
in the Justices Court Of Big Spring Township, in
and for the County of Meagher, and to answer the
complaint filed therein within 10 DAYS Exclusive
of the day of service) after the service on YOU of
this summons if served within this County, other
wise within forty 40 days, or judgment will be
taken against you, according to the prayer of said
complaint.
The said action is brought to recover the sum of
$4,000 twenty dollars alleged to be due and owing
Plaintiff for horse hire loaned to you at your spec-
il instance and request, as more fully appears by
plaintiffs complaint on file in this office.
And you are hereby notified that the following
property has been attached to secure the payment
of any Judgment that may be obtained by said
Plaintiff: a note of three hundred dollars 1890. COZ
or as much thereof as will satisfy Plaintiffs
demand, said note now in the hands of Angus
M'Millen.
And you are further notified that if you fail to
appear and answer said complaint as above required
the said Plaintiff will take judgment by default
against you for the sum of 5000 and costs as de-
manded in Plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand this 9TH day of May A. d.
1854.
JOHN TOOMBs,
Justice of the Peace.
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p Elegant, Imported French Hats, for
Ladies, ready trimmed, Paris style, at
Belanger's store.
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Maiden Re duction Company.

Though the movement to organize a
home reduction company was thought
Of but a few hours before a public
meeting was called, and then impul-
sively rushed to a complete, incorpo-
rated organization, without the slightest
assurance of assistance from the out
side, the result, up to date, guarantees
a success, beyond the hopes of the most
sanguine, and the confidence in the
result of this enterprise, expressed and
shown by parties acquainted with the
mineral resources of the Judith noun
tains, has had the effect of enlisting
the interest and capital of a number of
prominent stock and sheep men as
well as several of the leading merchants
of the territory. The committee dele
gated by the trustees to go to Billings,
were me- with open arms by the in1u-
entail business men of that city, and
had no trouble in disposing of n large
number of shares, with the assurance
from some that more would be taken
and the cash paid therefor if the COM
pany should find itself short of the
necessary ducats to begin operations.
Among the subscribers in the Magic
City" are P. w. Meadow, for 100 share;
Sid Erwin, 80 shares; King & Camp
Bros, 10 shares, and several others, for
various amounts. Messrs. Meadow
and Erwin, are both well acquainted
with the formation of this country;
both interested in mining property
here, and are satisfied that the pres are
rich, that a smelter, financially, will
prove a decided success, rendering div
idends to stockholders, as well as being
the means of putting to work II null
titude of miners, developing their
furnishing them with a market
for their ore, and succeed in doing for
the district what cannot be done other
wise, viz: attract the earnest attention
of capitalists and secure their substan-
tial assistance.
The first assessment, 60 per cent. on
stock subscribed, was collected this
week by the several committees APP
pointed by the president. In every
case the subscribers were prepared with
cash. Up to Tuesday evening, the
treasurer's books showed $1,411.15 on
hand, with several precincts to hear
from. In another week a sufficient
amount in cash will be collected to pay
for the smelter, the purchase and ship
ment of which we will be able to pub
fish in a short time. The result of this
is another demonstration
of what Montanians can do when they
to rustic. Let us all keep
rustling till the sound of the whistle
of the Maiden Reduction Company
echoes through the Judith mountains.
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Baden LODGE. No. IS. A.. O. U. ~.
,rrrTs EVERY lHlDAT LVENING.
,r+gnS Nv. A. THOMPSON, r.
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Sheriff's Sale!
JOHN DUNHAM, ct. al.

JOHN DUNHAM, ct. al.
p. ]. GEssNRR, Ell. al.
To be sold at Sherif's Sale on the 18th day OF
June, 1884, at the hour of ten o'clock A.. NJ. of said
day, in the town of Maiden, Meagher County,
Montana territory the following described property,
to-wit:
Lots s and 9 in Block !, and Lot 5, in Block
b, Main street, in the town of Maiden, Meagher
county, Montana: and an undivided one-sixth
20 interest in the Northern Pacific lode,
situated in the Warm Springs mining district,
Meagher county, MI. Lots to be sold on premises
and mine on Main street.
w. D. CAMERON,
By &. W. KELLEY, Sheriff Of Meagher Co.
Special Deputy,
Dated. May 29th, 1884. As
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Sherif's Sale
PAUL MCCORMICK, ct. al.

PAUL MCCORMICK, ct. al.
VS..
THE COLLAR MINING & IMPROVEMENT Co.
To be sold at Sheriff s sale on the 18th day Of
June, 1854 at 2 O'Clock p. m. of said day, at the
Collar mill, in Meagher county, Montana Territory,
the following described property, to-wit:
One ~ 2O-stamp, wet crushing silver mill, with
the Continuous or Boss pan process; One ~ Cor
loss engine; two ~ tubular boilers; one Q) No. 4
Knowles pump one ~ sampling mill, complete;
one ~ furnace with two large ~retorts, complete;
one boarding house, about 2jx60 feet, together with
the Collar mill site, containing five 81 acres more or
less.
w. d. CAMERON,
Bye. W; kELLEY Sheriff of Meagher Co.
Special Deputy
Dated May Doth, 1884. As
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When you have business at White
Sulphur Springs, call at the Saratoga"
Durham, MalOney & Co., ProprietOrs.
Ladies' Fine Underwear Of all de-
scriptions, also Baby and Infants
dresses, ready made, ut Belanger's
store.
Measures taken for suits at n. L.
Dinsmore's. A large variety of samples
to select from. Fit guaranteed.
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Strayed or Stolen.

From Big Casino mill, Sunday, May 18th. one
gray horse, branded with combined AID on right
MP. weight; about LOCO pounds. Also one black
horse with three white feet and white face. Weiebt.
about 1000 pounds.
Parties finding same and delivering to the under
Slgned, or giving Information as to where they can
w. H. WATSON,
Reedsfort, NJ. T.
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Stockmen and ranchers want to bear
in mind that they a buy their sup
niles cheaper at Broadwater, Mcnamara
E Co.'s than any place in Montana.
Anyone buying in large quantities can
have same delivered, free of charge.
All we ask is a fair trial. All goods
guaranteed as represented.
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STAGE LINES.
INJECTION CRY STAGE LINE.

INJECTION CITY STAGE \
v.y ,,;,er & Co. ProprietOrs, L. p. Williams,
Nalii aI5ont leaves j.. G. 6 a. m, N, w. q f.,
S srPpiyes and departs from Maiden on corresponding
days and hour.
BENTON SOUTHERN STAGE LINE.
Ander;oneille and aud Il. " SAS { +. Arrives HGfSes at te FoPi
MaItlns;H"S 81 : n. nj. 7. T. & S. Connects at TIBET
5 Hrs stage TO billings and Benton.
BILLINGS q BENTON STAGE LINE.
walter Burke, sup't. I. c. Powers, Pro'pr.
malso a = n M, T.. i. d S. Arrives at Benton Il.
r. e. 6 Connects at Ubet for stage to Maiden, FIT.
maginnis and Nartinsdale.
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$500 REWARD.

We will pay a reward of three hundred dollars
for any information that will lead to the arrest and
conviction of any person or persons, who shall steal
brand, or drive away, any horses with our brand,
viz: l J on left hip. No sale to be recognized
unless brand is vented. Vent-same brand on left
shoulder. Range-McDonald Creek.
SELIGMAN, BAILEY & KENNETH,
FORT MAGINNIs, NJ. t.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that l am authorized and
empowered to collect and settle all bills owing to or
outstanding against Dan Kuhnhtnn.
Maiden, April DIST, ISL. }, II. SMELL.
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To Whom It May Concern.

This is to certify, that the "COne Butte and Moe
casin" roundup, passed a resolution at its Spring
meeting that in consequence of their range being
already Overstocked, they would not brand or
roundup with any new corners on their range.
H.. Z. BROOKS, President.
The Mineral argus., 1884-05-29
LOCAL NEWS.

1870
grangers are happy
The Black Butte and Moccasin round.
zap started on the Goth. -
Invitations for the A. o. u. w. 4th OF
July ball we're issued this week.
Miners Hip, Crack-Proof Gum Boots
ut n. 4. Dinsmore's.
Billy Jenkins aquarium will be very
convenient in case OF a fire on Main
street.
n. Buckage, government gardener,
reports radishes and lettuce ready for
the table.
Did you ever hear anyone say that
1.-THE Collar company viii pay off in a
few days?"
Children's Misses and Ladies' COM
MOI Hats and Sund0wns, at Belanger's
store.
Frank Proctor, whom many of our
citizens knew, died at White Sulphur
Springs, on the 18th inst, with CON
sumption.
The bylaws of the Maiden Reduction
Company have been printed. Stock
holders can procure them of the treas
urer Of the company, II. w. Higley.
Revs. Van. Orsdel and Hall, metho-
dist ministers, held religious services in
A. O. U. w. Hall, Monday evening.
Quite a number Of our citizen turned
out to hear the divines.
Another rich lead of silver bearing
ore was discovered ard located this
week, near the Bamboo Chief. Samples
Of the ore are equal to any yet found
in the district.
Steel Pens, a superior quality, at
Star Drug Store.
A. NJ. Andrews, representing the Col
orado Smelling Company, of Butte, has
been in Maiden during the week, look
ing over our mines and gathering
samples of ore.
New Goods and new prices, at Broad
water, Mcnamara d Co.'S.
Ranchmen in this section who expect
to have grain to 'hresh this fall should
bear in mind thai Atkinson d Abrams,
of Fort Maginnis, will have a bran new
j. !. Case Agitator machine in the field.
Broadwater, Mcnamara e. Co. have
now on hand the best selected stock of
general merchandise ever brought to
Eastern Montana, and propose to sell
at bottom prices. We received in Nav
100000 pounds of goods and expect as
much more in June.
Tomorrow the MINERAL ARGUS moves
into its own building, purchased last
week, corner of Montana and Hill SITS.
When completed the ARGUS will have
the neatest office in Meagher county
and one of the best arranged in the
territory.
Oriental, Torcian, Valencienne, Cluny,
Antique and Spanish laces, also Rib
hons of every shade and width, at
~Belanger's store.
&C. Snow and John WATSON, are in
receipt of letters from Messrs. Meade
and Eaton, to the effect that Gen.
Meade would Gin all probability" be
mere IN two weeks, prepared to settle
up and resume operations. Whether
Ihis - the same old fall lie warmed
over Or a bran new one brought out for
inc summer campaign, n few days will
determine. See notice of sale of the
Collar property in another column.
step into Dinsmore's, the o. P. C. O. D.
SSothlng Store and see those Nobby
Spring Suits.
A nan named Frank Proctor, a
county charge who wa brought in from
"e N1Rglnnis country a couple of weeks
ago, ~ the last stages of consumption,
uied Thursday night last. Nothing is
known of his history. He had not a
,flend on earth, so he said; or if he had
ne knew not his whereabouts. His
condition was pronounced hopeless by
our Physicians upon his arrival. He
was cared for kindly and given a decent
Dnrlal --Husbandman.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the undersigned. are
to call and settle Immediately, either By
cash or note and approved security
THoMPsoN e HIGLEY.
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Taken Up.

Taken up about April 10Th, a small bay horse.
branded ON left hip with combined THO. Owner
can have same by paying costs, and applying TO
CHRIS. KING,
Cottonwood, NJ. T..
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Taken Up.

Came to my ranch on Dog Creek, about May 18th
1884, one sorrel pony, bald face, branded S on boil
shoulders and 6 or c on both hips. owner cal
have same by paying charges.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-24

us@d barrel 81 BrsAlsy's Phosphate
last Spring 90 an acre Of very badly worn
oui aaa snvslly land. which planted
With scrp. The lad 10 fast was % bsSly
red ussa that shnald havs Lad vsry httis
hope Of having crop Of asy iisd versA
harvesting without thu Phosphate; bat ]
sol AZ srcslies. crop Of veil ripsnsd Gers,
iorsy .fvs basbels, although i Was planted
the last days Of Nay. and The season, on
account Of early frosh. vas . very short
one. So marked rsals wu quite unsx.
pected TO me Aad was subject Of eonsin.
usd rsnsrk and observsticn on the part Of
my many neighbor. who had invested IL
another phosphate with results very 'nsig.
ificanl They al agree that Brsalsys
is the Phosphate TO buy.
trea Bct,oH, VI EDWIN HALL
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PRICE 500.
TN CHANCERY.
= Bennington County.
0EOnOn \. WALL,

W /
JAMES NcGUI0AH, ID
AND MICHAEL Mc0UI0AH,
Whereas, George n. Wall. of Dorset 10 The
County OF bennington, and state VI Vermont,
has entered in the Cosrt Of Chspcsry 10 the
County OF Bennington, his pstition. which b
now pending therein. for foreclosure = s'nsi ne
the Town OF Dorsst, in tbs County Of Bsnning..
Ion. described In { certain mortgage, dated
April 18th, 1879, executed BY James Michigan.
~ 70 ElIsn McDevitt, - follows; Being tbs same
and I'll the lsnds and premises conveyed 10 the
.sid James nso.ssn y sns ;a ~, a snd ~ a.
more particular description reference may BE-
81 te the record of said dsed IN the isnd rec
ords 81 Dorsst Aforesaid, 10 volume 10. page ~
conditioned for the payment 81 ter promissory
posss dsssd April Issh. 1879. Ne Arss due April
Ig,h. lsSD, and the remaining nins potse due
,sarly thereafter, each Of TIE LIBERALIZATION OF
sps hundred dollars aad bearing Interest ANN
nv. payably to Elisn McDsvts or order, s1scut-
"a ~ sid James Mc0uigsn. ID, which notes
are Justly due snd 0Uisg sad have not besn paid.
And further setting fsrth that said mortgage
and notes have been duly sssignsd 10 petitioner
and that be il The ovpsr thereof, and that sid
Nlchssi Michigan eiaims titls 10 sssd premises
b deed OF posssssien. And praying taat the
equity Of redsnption Of said dsfs ,dAsts 10 the
pfenises be fosscIossd.
Ard y sspeaFiss thss ~ ssad dsisndsn !
state of vsrnsost. % that ssbp~sa cannot b.
served upon hin:
il il thsre,ors oydsrsd, that said defendant.
BE- rean!red 10 sppsr 90 the nrst day Of the nex'
ststsd term 81 said Cour " b he'd 81 NAnchss
tsr within and for said County OF Denninstn o. %
| ths Arst Tuesday u Jups, 4 D. 1884, and malt
ssswss 10 sald petition. Esd he sad pstitionsl
shAu causs this order V be pubhshsd 10 III.
MAxcHKxr n JouRxAL, . nevspepss pnnhd
| Manchester aforesaid. three weeks. suocessivsly
the lsss II Which chs BE- ~ sst tvsDiy day
sforssaid t4rm 81 sid ConrL
Dated 81 BspnipEton afofssaid, this seventh
JOHN v. HALL, Clerk.
IL. @. Masrfx, Solicitor for the Peit,oEsr. Gs'
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I,OMMTSSIONER's NOTICE.


BEsSrsoTos COUNTY DEcFssEn TERN, 1883.
GEORGE N. WALL,
JAMES MoaUiaAs. ID.
Irp MICHAEL McGUIGAH,
Whersds, George NJ. Wall. Of Dorset. In the
County OF Bennington, snd state Of vermont,
- entered Ia the Court OF Ohapcery N TIE
Comfy os benpipgto ton. his petition. which IL
nov pending therein, for foreclosure against tne
allowed named defendants, uponlceriain lands 70
The toyp " Dorset in the county OF bennington,
described In . certain mortgage. dated Fsbru'
sry iiih, 1875, sIscatsd by James hcGuigan,2d,
10 John N. Griffith, ~ follows: being the same
land decided by J. b Hollister TO william NC
Dewitt October 10Th, 1868, containing one hun.
and ten acrcs and t.enty.thrse rods, % "a, "a
mage g6 Of Dorset land records; also one Other
piscs Of land deedsd 10 William ncDeutt bv y,
y. HOLSTER containing twspt-three screH, ~
The came more or lees, and recorded W soaums
10. page 2il, OF Dosss land records. conditioned
ol tss q one ,s7 Sertsq IcGa
esu promlsss 10 psy J M 0rifiith or bearer, one
hundred and Two dollers with interest annually
phieh 10 Justly de and OWING and has not been
paid, And farther setting iorththat said portgAg
and note have been assigned 20 petitioner sno
thst be il the owner thereof. aud that said Mich.
ael Mc0uigsn has come right or iiile 70 sAih
premises BY dead Or possessson. And praying
that The sauity Of redemption VI said James NC
Gs,gan and Michael Michigan In the premises
b. iosclessd.
And 4 appearing that tbs ssid descendant,
James Michigan, "a, resides aud 10 without The
Btsts of Vermont, 20 that . subpoena oAnnos be
served upon him:
IA 4 therefore ordered, that ssid defendants
BE- reaaiusd 70 appear on the Gfst day ~ tue
usxt tsI u OF said Court 10 be held ~ Manebes'
tsr v,this and for said Couaty Of Bennington %
he arst Tuesday Of June 4. ,. 1855. and msts
answer 70 the sssd psttton: and that the .sla
petitioner shall csuss tbis order \. BE- pubbsbeo
| X the nArcuxSTyE JoUgsAL. public newspaper
Wipt<d Il MAnchsyisr in said County, three
vssks, Progressively, the last OF witch shall y
| At least twenty days previous 70 the % mmcnes
| a. he asos sssid term " ssid Coayt
Dated ~ Benslngi0n Aforesaid, ,Lis ssven'i
- JOHN v. nALL. Cierk.
| 10. MAATIs, Solicitor for the Petitioner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-24

Patrick Flanagan, = msn about ~ ysAs
Of sss, ! resident Of Shrewsbury, died ssA'
denly u heart lissass Saturday seos 10
DR.. rsx-s oGIcs q Rutissd The dscsssec
~ subject y Asass troubles and . 10
tine Of his death vas Ia consuliss'os Wa
DIR. Pox in reference 10 this nalaay.