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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-19
state News.
ARoosrook.

Large quantities of raspberries are being
shipped from Maiswaska and A-oostook
counties via n. B. Railway to Boston. A
line of refrigerator cars are run between
Eimunston and Boston, By which means they
are transported 10 the raw state: in addition
TO which large quantities are put through a
heating process at Fort Fairfield. which pre-
serves them and they are safely transported
in ordinary box cars. There were 20 tons. or
two full car loads. shipped from Fort FAIR
field the ether day
CUMBERLAND.
Francis Murphy, the temperance orator.
formerly Of Portland. has settled in Chicago
a, No. 3.4s5 Indiana Avenue. There be will
soon gather his entire family of sons and
daughter about him
One of the finest military companies in
this couutrv, The Continental Veterans of
Worcester, Mass. will visit Portland the third
week in September, provided suitable accom-
mediation De had. A committee will be here
soon to make arrangements.
DR.. 5. F. Warren Of Portland was out
sailing in his Yacht about the hirbor recently.
when he discovered a man drifting ont 10 sea
in boat in an intoxic Ued condition. The
man was dead drunk when found. tie was
taken 10 the Portland police &aiion and
locked up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-19
Obituary.

Died at her home in North whiteheli, in the IS.
year Of her age, Mrs Almena Tibbets.
Almena Long was born in North Whitefeld,
Me-, June 4th. 1889. On the 9th of June,
SO. she was married to Mr.. George Tibbets,
which union was most happy and pleasant to
the last She united with the Coope's Mills
Baptist church, and was baptized by Ed J.
L. Smith in the fall Of 1875 She was of
quiet and happy disposition, and constantly
kept up the duties Of practical religion-es-
peeially the duty Of praying night
and morning in the hearing of her husband
She leaves kind and loving husband, fond
mother, father, brother and many kind
friends to mourn their sad loss aud 10 wait
the glad meeting on the other shore. The
funeral services were conducted at Turner'S
Corner by Ed. J. L. Smith u Greenfield. O.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-19
FRANKLIN.

Last Thursday forenoon, the house and
other buildings of Mr.. Green Hobbs of Tenn
pie, were destroyed by fire. Some of the
furniture was saved, but nearly all of the
wearing apparel was lost. There was no in
surance. The Franklin journal understands
that measures are being taken to assist him
in rebuilding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-19

kESSEBEc.

The temperance camp meeting at Dresden
commences next Wednesday, and continues
three DAYS. Prof. Chase of Gardiner will
lead the singing.
J. h Osgood OF Gardiner, the reformer.
who has been sick for many weeks, is rusti-
eating at Mr.. Gray's in Southport, and at last
accounts was greatly improving in health
John Shaw of Augusta, has commenced de-
molishing the cid buildings on Post-otfice
Corner, Waterviile, preparatory TO building
Chas. b. Gilman's block of stores.
The Gardiner Reporter says: Two chaps
who evidently came to town TO have tare
and get drunk were lodged in the lookup
Thursday, by the officers. They stsid until
they became sober, paid seven dollars into
the police court treasury, and departed poorer
if not wiser.
The Gardiner Journal says that news was
received Monday OF the death of A. X p.
Cooper, in Brooklyn. n Y, Saturday. Mr..
Cooper vas formerly of Pittston, but for
many years has been in New York where he
had responsible position with A. T, Stew
art & Co. Mr.. Cooper had many relatives
in Pittston.
p. l. Morrill,, Colby 50, who has been
teaching in New York for the past year has
secured the position of principal of the
schools in Virginia city, Montana.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-19
WAsHINGTOS.

new set Of machinery has been placed
in the crushing mill at the lead mines at Wes
Lubec, at an expense of $4,000. Large
quantities of ore have been taken out Of the
shaft and will soon be crushed and separated
says the PASSPORT Sentinel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-19
SOMERSET.

The reunion of the graduates of Arson
Academy occurred Wednesday, the 18th, at
Hayden Lake. Although the day quite
stormy. yet goodly number gathered and
passed the time very pleasantly, both on the
water and in the SKATING rink.
H. II. Powers, of Pittsfed. has received a
pension. with back pay amounting to between
$500 and 5000.
A somewhat exciting episode occurred on
Tuesday evening on the arrival of the train
from Maranocook, saws the Waterville Sen
tinel An officer stepped upon the platform
and arrested the better half of Randall futile
on Tuttle's complaint. Ii seems the liege
lord of Mrs. futile was angry because
his loyal spouse had gone to the lake without
his permission. and had her arrested on
charge of night walking. Before the case
could be brought to trial, Tuttle's anger
cooled and he did not appear TO testify
against her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-19

An open air meeting to protest against the
proposed railroad from Eagle Lake, to and
through Bar Harbor village. Mt. Desert, is
to be held at an early day. August Goth is
mentioned as the date, and President Elliott,
Of Harvard is to preside.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-19
AT LARGE.

A new wrinkle in packing pears for market
is the use of tissue paper as a wrapping tor
each individual pear. The style is Califor
man but many of the pears now received in
Name from Delaware are so packed. Cali
fornia fruit is very high. Pears are selling
at Sc % crate.
Suits have been brought in the United
States Circuit Court by Mr.. G. G. W. Taft,
proprietor Of the Champion road machine
against Corinna, and other towns, for infringe
ment of his patent rights by the use of a road
machine called Victor" Suit has also been
entered against the party who sold the ma
chine to the towns.
Lobster catchers aad dealers and all those
who like the lobster, are unhappy. The close
time for HOLSTERS began August 18th and it
will not be legal 10 take or sell anv Holsters
for the next three months. The lobster does
a good deal for the Maine fisherman. His
sufferings in the boiling pot contribute to the
happiness Of thousands who sell him and who
eat him. The amount Of HOLSTERS taken on
the Maine coast il estimated to be 25,000,-
900 annually. OF which 1000. 900 are sold to
the regular trade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-19

mis- powder never varies. A marvel of purity
strength, aud wholesomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competi,
ton with the multitude of low test, short weight.
alum or phosphate powders. >old only in cans.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co, 100 " all street. n. Y.
sept2itkwiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-19

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
MONEY REFUNDED.
8. p. Eaton, l3l Water st.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-08

from his seaport, srd the character aud 20
litieal methods Of Mr.. Blsise mag prsss
siirs uiire 10 than rslsss ihcy are sqnslly
sonrincsi ilai hope doss no, lie IN thai
Ssrcflos.
.-Bsi sh~ nominations Of NJ. blsiss
would l,e the prelude to disaster quiie -
osftsis ard quite IA overv hslning - thai
shleh wsaid result, from the rominstisn
Of Arthur His supporters may not he
easily oonsisesd " ,sls. for in large part
ihsy will represent Constituencies where
there sa genuine popular belief 10 bis
sifeneiA. IL will no, ps casy for them 10
usd.niand how lac is regarded in many
Essteru States, but they may be convinced
Of the Importance aud s,rsogth OF the 70.
form element and II the fact that II 10
utterly aud itrscoacilahly hostile 10
Biainss candidacy, He could no more
carry Nes lerk than he could carry Geor-
gis Tkoee who understand this viii
have An exceedingly important part TO
play q Chicago Their mission will DO
largely Tia, OF snlishisnieg delegates from
Tire South aud the West .of the real STATE
Of feeling here. II ii can bs thoroughly
Understood. 70 disastrous mistake will BE-
made Tbs Chicago convention should not
be the scene OF fierce contention between
the supporters OF different candidates, hut
oil calm consultation on the state OF the
party in the whole couutry, with view
to nominations which shall gather up lts
whole strength for the son,sst against the
forces Of it's opponents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-08


We did net attend 10 rsisr again 10 the
is.s spproprisiiss fer Decoration Day
lu, the Hniiasd IieSsidiriss 10 nsks Il sp-
pear that the esnlsst soass tron local
qssrsl and risslship hslvssn esrsAin pro
ninspt ciliuss Of Manchester and that
the Memorial day apprepristios is the pre-
is.t rather than the real rsasos Of the eos.
n0,sny." A. far 40 We are concerned no
local quarrel OF feeling Of rivalry ever e.
tered our misd nor Lsvs.vs reason 10 b.
lis,c any e,ksr person vss influenced By
any such mssivs. The question. on oss
aide At least. was debated sslsly on the
legality Of the tar. aad il the appropris.
,ios makes the tax Illegal. a. We believed
ihsn and still believe. then IL was reason
enough for US TO oppose il, though - W
said last week we shall pay our taxes with.
out protest and shall lot the matter drsp.
We astsd fairly and honestly il the mat
ter as ve believe every good citizen should
&C. aud No are not disposed to ,infsr that
any other person on either side acted frsm
any different motive. We had supposed
tina, this IL free country whore 3 person
can express bis opinions freely and oan-
didly osa question Of usiversal public
isterest like the question Of the validity
Of q tax in which every person IN town 10
interested. without having it attributed
TO local quarrel OF personal rivalry. but
perhaps We are mistaken. Believing as
We did that the tar 10 illegal We could net
view IL otherwise than Is very serious
nsttsr. and though possibly no trouble
may come from IL this time yet il Is dan
gsrous ground to stand upep. and We
shall always oppose laying tax which We
believe to 10 Illegal no matter for how
good an object j, may be, |. isa mattel
Of prisciple with us and net Of LEGALITY Or
OF tho men Who may favor or oppose it.
Since the above was put in type We have
received copy Df resolutions adopted by
skinner Post. which appear in another
column. This action sught to be sstisfae-
tory to everybody. though ssms may claim
that the wording OF the resolutions in re-
gard to their motives for opposing the
appropriation or the tax is not quite in &C
curdascs with tho truth. However, mems
motives are frequently misunderstood and
We see no reason for further trouble or
words about the matter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-08

HrApVuAnIgR Dn'r oy Vkgnosr. q, A. a.,
RUTLAND. MAY lat 1854
General Orders. No. I.
In compliance with General Orders, Ne.
10, Headquarters Grand Army Of the Re
public, the posts in this department will
observe on May Both next the beautiful
aud appropriate custom Of strsving with
flowers the last resting places Of our dc.
parted comrades.
In tho observance Of Memorial Day the
Grand Army OF the Republic not oaly
shows that it remembers with gratitude
and love those OF our comrades who died
that tho nstisn might live, but II alss
teaches the youth OF our land lessons OF
patriotism aud devotion TO duty which
caused the men Of 1861 and 1865 to offer
up their lives on the altar OF their country
The rules and regulations allow each
post TO arrange in its own way the abssrv-
snes Of the day; but II is recommended
that the exercises be as public as possible,
aud that organizations, schools and the
public generally be invited TO participate
II il also recommended that ON the Sab.
BATH day preceding Memorial Day
arrangements he made with the local clsr.
gy for a special memorial service, and
that 10 towns where there are no posts,
citizens and soldiers ukite and observe the
day, SO that the grave Of every soldier bur.
led within our commonwealth shall bs
remembered with its tribute OF nations
gratitude.
Comrades, let us all remen Der that it 10
particularly ON day, that for the influence
it leaves behind very much depends upon
ourselves, and that il we show by our cor
duet that it is day sacred to followed
memory, and free from the excuses which
have sometimes marred it's observance,
We shall surely eIsrt1an influence which
il was designed to be- day not only for
remembering our comrades who are mus
tered out, but time to care fer those
they left be Hmm who need our assistance
G. G. KINSMAN,
Dept Commander.
s. Z. BURNHAM, Assist. Adj. General.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-08

an ihe ,siegaies 10 See Cli'agn ,ss,s-n
.saa have l~sl elected sad tbs Prl,i. az
hgurips ~ ite n.tli OF ronrsr y 70 Is
. greai lily. t.ii, u resaiis obtained aud Nd
40. c.a lsii sxssily how macy eseh cand,-
dat. viii have until The .oSreniien meet,
the frat Of nss, mouth.
The Blaine papers "blo~" the most, this
my. 7F,tuae claiming that he will lack
osly about 40 votes OF . domination Gu the
lrst ballot, and that lie can easily obtain
ihsss frsm the supporters Of fsvoriie sons,
like sbcrmas. Logan and Harrison.
Tie Arthur papers claim that their 70.
sor.is will have more votes than Blaine on
the frat ballot and that he will eventually
get the most VI the Edmunds vote and be
nominated.
The isdspssdsst papers claim thai
nsiihsr Blaine nor Arthur will have A.
many votes ~ they claim AID that neither
can be pom mated aud that it will either be
Edmusds or dark horse. There seems
TO be some ground for the latter claim.
The great majority Of delegates are not
pledged 10 any candidate and are not in.
sirusted. II 10 true most Of them have
. fret choice. but will 60 10 the conysn.
ton ready to yisla their preferences to tho
"bsst man. whoever be may be, that is
tbs best mas TO run in the doubtful state,
and tho most likely to carry the election
In other words the convention Is likely to
be moro Of . deliberative body than any
that have preceded it, and will have dis
position to disregard any mans claim to
the nomination on the ground that he has
packed csucusss and elected delegates.
No doubt Blaine Is popular in some sec.
tions but he would lack considerably Of
polling the full vote in New York and
Massachusetts. The same may be said Of
Arthur, notwithstanding the fact that all
parties are pleased with his administration
We think he would poll more votes in New
York than Blaine. but there are thousands
Of independents in that state who would
not vote for either OF them but who would
vote for Edmuhds and, perhaps, one or
or two other men who might he named.
These votes it is necessary to have in'or.
der to he sure OF the ststs aad OF the cleo i.
ticn. and We expect that this fact will be
brought out at the Chicago convention
and that it will have great weight with
tho delegates, at least it ought 10 have.
The independents have some strsng men
elected rs delegates and they will also have
at Chicago many strong meu whe will be
ready TO give TIE best possible reasons for
opposing both Blaine and Arthur. The
Blaine men ara inclined to call this sort
Of proceeding bull doing, and case Of .
very small tail wsgging very large dog;
but il there is question Of principle at
the back OF it and il tho Independents
offer au equally COED or better candidate
We see Ne good reason for fault finding.
Thesc people say they cannot vote for
Blaine, and give good reason for it, and
if the Baiae men stand out then lie may
fai 81 VI RE. ticn ikouph he get the nom-
nation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-08

IAe snesps 81 Lag Isissd City dspesii
Is tho Msriss hal u $4,000
TIE ssspssslea 81 Gnhs A Ward has
b~ss a. pcssced 0.s Grant, ls,Ass ID.
ra.h. Z. 4. GRAFT. Jr.. and Fefdissnd
Ward eeu poss The ffn. The smsArsss.
scent ~ tbs firm is sid BY reliable saihor-
~ 10 y. due 10 tho sl@sace Of Gee 81 the
paris.r.. Who has no, issn Al Lis place OF
ba,sasss ,isrs Saturday Narisus ramors
are shosi in nnsrcisl eireles. respecting
.Lieh Uss. Grant. tbs ssuisr menibsf 81
lie frs. ssy,s II esssot depy or csrrob'
crate tho rsporis current Wears nfsrly
$500. 600 shor, OR safss arc locks3 and
nniiI xe cas fina Ward ! casuot say hs~
v. .t.ud
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-08
ARDELL L. AND Es1ELLA HAIR

hihoJON.- MIHeGs.
kyATE o. vHHnoHT. Disisiot Of MsncLsstet ~.
IN Probate Court bella At Manchester, wiiLis
.nd icr SAID Diitriet on the 5oiL day ~ Apiil
1bs Gaardias Of Ardeii L, Harrington !, 4
1sttlia Harrington. minors, cf rupert 10 ,sld
district. pfsssated 10 ssid Court IA apr liesil.,
~ writing, sstiing forth that bic vsfds are IN.
titled " . ALsTs In the estate u Lew ". Hap.
bins. kts Of said Rupert, cscsassd, ~ The lssst
representatives u their deceased mother. hs,s,
=. Harrington. Who. vas an heir Of lbs ssjd
Lew d. boptins; srd have Tins sA inisrs ii IL.
~ tbs real eststs whereof tts ssid Levi Hot.-
tins dtsd - issd; and FsSssssstipg 70 ssid Court
that vouid " sSa dotivs u iLs mi sre,i ~
said vasds " sst I'll their Interest 10 ali lL.s
resi- settN Of vhich the said Lew y. Hetklps
eo seized ~ ttis bfsts. tpelsdibx III cir &c
y TIE rsvsrsiop of The viaov's dove 10 mid e..
t.s. fer the psrposs q rntsisg The proceeds
thtssel " interest 81 inysstsug ibsm Ia stofts
% ~ ether real ssisit, aud assipg said court m
We rttscns sfoTtssid 10 grant him license to
cell ~ ssid vAsds infest in All ssld real estate,
tnetsaihg ihstf interest IN the fsEsfsion " he
Widows dover 10 said estate,
wsssenrcs y vss ordered that hearing nan
said appiicstlon be had u Probate court y, ~
held ~ The Probate Cfses 10 Manchester i. 80
District on the nth dag Of MAJ, Ir i.ra
ADD thai sotiee II ssla Application. tIs.,.,
sbd ftsscns tksfsof, ADD he time ana ri.a. -
bearing thereon, bs given 10 oil tss.ans ,s,.,
ssssd. ~ the tnbiscatlon hereof 10 tks N.a.
chests JorssAL, . Bsvspstsr psl1t4d 4, .s,a
hsneh<stsr, TIRES vssty sdccs sslssIy pfs,ioa.
Is. TSffisD xvssos, ,ss,s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-08

BolA hs.ispAsrss ioiasl Aasas IL nas-
ifsssins rspsss aud hsnsgs V W NERAL
remains II tbs late 0sa Peabody. TIE
illustsisus I,l,ilsashrspist Easlasd ssd
America essioiu.ly provided . n@ss 81
shirs 10 escort his body scross The Allan.
Tie. II 10 ses sayiag too much 10 siRrn
that no nsasseh Or pcieatsts Vas ever
laid 10 nsss uitL equal pomp and cireuu
stance His Demsry will always be re-
vsrsd This can be iruihfully said alss 81
DR.. Grsvss' Heart Regulator tbs only
remedy ever discovered for oil heart
troubles, As certain spesiec u vill 81.
WAYS he cherished. Your druggist has it
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-08

RrhKxnER FRANK CHAsK's PoruLAR Ell
cuRsIoSs, leaving May 10 and Juss 10 I,
oil poists West, with elegant through ssrs
Oaly one night cut between North Adam
asd Chiesgo. Parties not wishing V Val
for these sxcursisss saa arrange With Mr.
CHASE for tickets II excursion rates 10 &,
at Any time Mr. CHAsx will aesompsn!
tAsss excursions. For tickets and fsrthsl
isformatiol. apply to FRANK CHASE. Nsrtl
Adams, Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-08

Many ladies admire grey hair o. seine
other psrses. But fss care to try lie
effect on their own charms. Nor need
they. sisss Ayers Hair yigor prevents the
hair from turaiug grey. and restores grey
hair 70 il original color. II clssssss the
scalp. prevents The formation Of danarui1.
and wonderfully stimulates the growth
OF the hair
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-08
Faiiure .fths Marine NattonAl BAsk Il
New Yery-Gsa. Grant Involved,

F4iiars efths Marine National BAsk II
N.~ Yery- 0ss. Grass Involved,
The Marine National bank Of Wall street
has suspended. J d. Fish IL the presi
den, A yr.r age the bank purchased thu
Booth theatre property. The clearing
house is nor in session 10 consider the
gas.lisa 81 the suspension. II 10 thought
ths failure Is bad one. The capital Of
III. bank il 100000. Iis statement Of
sept ~. lss3. showed . surplus Of $500.
oo ard undivided profits Of 90. 900.
The Msriss bank vas organized in 1864
aud sas sonsidersi one Of the strongest 10
the atty. Fish has bcea president for 26
years. aud Is said to be worth 81 SOC. 600.
The records 10 the registers office sbov
thai Psh borrowed sio0, 900 o. Mystic
data aud u. B. Grsst. Jr. ssld property
purchased BY him yesterday for s27. 500
The msnagsmsst 81 the Affairs vas left
slas.t sa,irsly TO The presidents hAsds
Several dfec,en cay they kssv nsthiss
- l. the ehArsei<r OF The collstsrsls hold
H. sscafs issss Yish's course hss excited
general eoG nssL Esss thsss VIE have
ksoss him veil. declare biz action usviss
ssi a.iosishisg. unless The bank vss
hslsi~s~ly tsselssnt
Amess tls aspositers 81 the bAak u the
s-~s~sstssf ths atty. whose deposit 80
81. sco. 90. Of which 10000 Va VITA
sn~s yesterday. The Ere rsiisos1 vAs
. aepsssos 10 The suoant 81 sioO. 600. sAa
the csiisa sssAsags $4,000. The PisA
Astlossi bsnk 10 credited fof tsoo. 900.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-08

London Hair Restorcr-Great English
Toilet Article. Restores growth. color. gloss
and softness. Removes dandruf. Aristocratit
families OF Great Britain endorse II. Elegsn,
dressing. 1ragrsntly perfumed The hvorits
Of fashion. AT druggists for s. I'D, or rs cents
In U. Il, money.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-08

The Ssass Cosresisos elected ~ dele
gsl.s 81 lasa. 10 chiesss IN Goss Smith
snS Proctor. BIZ fassid and y, ID Hsf'
n. We ses ,osos Of The Bislss psrsrs
claim thai ssrmpst.' delegates ell -
~ Hlss.s sitter hrst two ~ thrss bslisss-
w gse.s oct. The same claim 10 made
10 regsrs 80 ,ts Massachusetts, delegation.
sad IL sqssliy fslss. Blsins 70 Tar from
i,sihg fssariis 10 either State and has
sew fe~ sapps,i.rs ID either State
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-08
Itching PiI..-symp,om, and c.r.

Itching Piles-symptoms and Care.
The symptoms are moisture, like Precipitation
intense itching, increased by scratching; very
distressing, particularly at night; Seems ~ Il
pin.vosms we're crawling In aud about the rec.
tum; the private parts are sometimes Affected.
II allowed 70 continue very serious results may
follow. "SwAYNES OINTMENT" IL pleasant,
sure cure. oAlso, for letter, Itch, lt.Rhsum.
Scsld Head, Erysipelas Barber's Itch, Blotches,
all scsly, crusty Skin diseases. Boz, by mail. 50
ccnts; s for fi.25. Address, DIR. BWAYNE a
SON, Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by al druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-08

The wooden mill ~ West Windsor,
owned by s. H. Leland, was totally de.
stroycd by FIRE Thursday morning, with
machinery and stock. Loss about $40, 900;
insured in the Royal, Pennsy lvauia. Lon
don and Lancashire. Origin. spontaneous
com bustiop, it 10 thought
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-08
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF Dawn @. HosLgf.
The undersigned, having been appointed b,
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester Commissioners, to receive. examine ard
sd5sst al claims and demands OF all persoss
against the estsfsoS
David c. Hotlsy, late Of wynhsH,
deceased, and III chains erhibiied 10 ofsst
lAsrsto hersby give notice thai ~ will meet for
tbs purposes aforesaid al the late dwelling Lcuse
Of the said deceased 90 II 9Th day Of November
seat from O'CLOCK 4 y 10 clock 2. y of said
day and that ss nonlhs fFDn. the lih day al
Nay 4. o. iket. - the tlms limited Ly said
Cossi fGf said creditors 70 pssscni their elA,ns
- rs fof examination and silowanox
Dated Al wsnbsii this 9Th day 81 Nay
1 D. 1851
naiSnEiDaE G BENSON, oon,,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-08

No CuRE. No PAYl DR.. Lawrenos's
Cough Balssm. when once used, takes the
place OF Ill Others See our advertising
columns.