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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-19

IT is a foolish butcher who adopts tn
meat-trick system.-N. y. Journal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-19

A VOLUME has lately been published on
"What to wear" Now what we want is q
sequel, entitled "How to procure it."-Bos-
ton Post.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-19

MoTTo for crazy-quilt manufacturers:
"Blessed are the peace ."-ChicdJo
Sun.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-19

INDIANAPOLIS has an Indian lawyer.
One of the Sioux tribe, probably = IoREers
,Statesmln
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-19

A LAND-slide is the most significant
movement in real-estate.--N. o. Picdyune.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-19

~ None genuine without bupc. OF green
Hops on the white label Shun all the vile, pois-
0nous stuff with Hop or Hops in their name.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-19

THE eternal fitness of things-Cravats are
not popular in a stock-yard.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-19

THE state of matrimony is the only state
that can form a union by itself.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-19

The result Of twenty
Eve years catarrh:-
the bridge. or division
OF my nose. was about
half gone. j obtained Q
bottle OF Ely's Cream
Balm; have used four
bottles, applying 1t 10
the affected parts with
q swab, which las about
cured up the nOstrlls. 1
had previously tried all
other remedies on the
market without rcrua-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
s. North IIiSh SiTeS,
Columbus Ohio.
Cream Enlni Is q
remedy based uron q
correct diagnosis Of
this disease and can be
depended upon. 50 cts.
at druggists; ca cts. By
lie By nail 10 cts. ELY
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-19

BELrsvILLE, FRINGE George Co.. Md, Z
May 10th, 1855.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-19
YEAsMSaMILLS
kllll1lkii.lEsfssss s!t s. asio:ass.
ss;! IT, e = e. &: HOMESTEAD

sss or Nebraska outside Of railroad limits, vhicn
can use. Call on address WILLIAM HOWARD
PHELPS. County Clerk of Furnas Co }, at Beaver
City, Nebraska; or Obe-lin, Kansas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21


Hon. Norman Millineton Of Salisbury
died Thursday morning after long i'll.
ness, He was we'll known throughout the
county and State. He has been mem.
Der Of both branches OF the Legislature,
Assistant Judge, County Commissioner,
State Prison Director, and also filled other
Offices always with ability and intregrity.
He was buried with masonic honors.
Tucker Lodge OF whish he was member
adopting the following resolutions Of re-
poet:
Whereas: 1t has pleased an All wise
Providence to remove by death our be-
loved brother, Norman Millington, . char.
ter member Of this lodge.
Resolred, That the Lodge is called here.
by, 10 mourn the loss Of enc who was
early identified with its interests. and who
was TO the close OF his life. active 10 the
promotion Of its welfare.
Resolced, That while w humbIy submit
TO the will Of Him who iosth Ill things
we'll, VIC feel that ~ Lodge. W have
sustained an irreparabls loss in the
death OF our Brother.
Rcsolrsd, That, We desire here 10 place
on record our high appreciation Of Bro.
Millington % Mason and . citizen. that
our association with him has ever proved
the sxcellsacs OF his character ~ . Mason,
and A. an esteemed and upright man in oil
the walks OF life.
Resoired, That in this the hour Of our
grief, wo remember those to whom our
Brother was coanssted BY the closer ties.
and tsDder them our cordial sympsthiss.
Resoiced. That the jewels Of the Lodge
be draped for thirty days il token Of our
respect Tor his memory, and that these
resolutions I've spread upon the records.
Resoired, That copy Of these resoIu-
tions be presented to the family Of the
deceased. and published 10 each Of the
county papers E. G. HoUaHTox,
e. W. HOWE, Com.
G. $. MArrisox,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21

Whereas: We have been called upon 4
sustain the loss Of another worthy mem
bsr OF our lodge, snd brother Ralph
L. Graves Of Sunderland, VI, has beer
called from this imperfect 10 that oil per,
fec. glorious and celestial lodge above
whore the supreme architect Of The usi
verse presidss, therefore
Resoired, That. in the death Of Brother
Graves We are again, and for the third
time within few months, reminded 81
the sbortness aud uncertainty OF human
life. and that the time is coming and the
wisest knows not how soon, when w will
each aud every one OF us be called upon u
meet the Grand Master above, and that
We should make such preparation - IL
necessary to our gaining admission TO that
celestial lodge above, that when We are
called upon to meet the grim tyrsnt death,
We may welcome him a. kind messenger
and be ready to meet the Grand Master il
the Grand Lodge above.
Resolred. That we extend 10 the family
and relations Of the deceased our heartfelt
sympathy in this their hour Of bsrsave-
meat, and while the loss falls heaviest on
them AZ relations, we also. rs brothers,
sustain tho loss of . worthy aud exem plary
brother, respected by oil both inside aud
outside the lodge.
Resoired. That the lodge room be
lrsped in the usual emblems OF mourning
for the period OF three months in respect
to his memory, and copy Of these resolu-
tions be published in the county papers
and spread upon the records OF the lodge,
and copy furnished the family Of the de-.
ceased. Z. G. WooDwoRTH, Sec.
CHAs. CANFELD. | ~.
w. S. PHILLIPS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21

slxhsy - viGA him = $1,000 sAsegt
Ls uaska nsks ssns 81 n'sesis
Tls setaisa y sssrly snivsssAl THAI Ar
tArs hss nsAs sss< psssiAsss ssd yst,
Zoe sc.s rsAssss. be ssaid h. vssk can
6iasss te rue sesia- Too states Which
are pssssssry fer Repsbiiosa success
vvaia Is aeshsisl With Arthur - siasd,
ard bsAssr. There are msny 0srnsld Ito
Ipalase4as 10 both Ohio SD Ss~ fofh
vho sili sos support Arthur 9TH sssha'
sissm and sc1s viil sss vote u Ill u be IL
. sssasasts. A large sun ssr Of 'Ddspesd.
90. vossn ia Nsv YosL would DueL PRIV
Ter Eduusds sad many 81 then would
vote for good Dsmcerst rather than for
Arthur II 10 generally conceded that
Elussds would " stronger Ia both thee
stslss thss Arthur. but nothing IL ssiss
dsus 70 secure EdCusds Jslsssies While
The els rsv psli.ic'sss are bo.y sitting
up thiass ~ the istsfss, VI Ansnr The
Nsv Yort 7sn0 which would b. glad to
s~s Elnasjs nominated. nov says that he
gill not bsvs more strength in The csnves.
too tbsp be dbl four years ego aud that
The Nss Yert delegates Gill he pretty
nearly solid for Arthur The Eimusds
u,su have lisils hssrt TO ssrk icr hin be.
cause they are not surs be wsuld accept y
ros,issssd, ssj fear BE- may decline to 20
lsfsrs the cop,es,iou st ell which would
ls.,. iL.m in bad prsdicsment
We think Eds,nnds ~ have more dale.
gsiss than Ia 1850. but We esn ses no hsps
lot his non,issiisn unlsss il should bs .
close thing bstsesn Arthur and Logan. or
some other candidates. 10 which case the
eonvestios msy turn to Edmuuds ~ so
lntios Of the dif1culty. II Edmunds we're
. resident Of New York or one Of the large
w~sisrn states be would have boom such
~ has not been lately ssen. but Ia that
case he would hardly be the Edmunds he
10. asa 90 free from vsYing political en-.
taaslsn.suta
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21

To correct the iuprsssios that Ansr'os
La. ~ great orator. lsit. ~ quote The fol-
lo. sss ssslsss.s from the speech Of STATE
s.Ds.er Dssss Of yirsinis, 10 dssasssassoa
al Msbcs@ Let bic sane b gibhssssd
20 sadyisg shame. Let h,s carer b pic
sursj 10 sniading black. Let bic record
10 sri,lss 10 everlasting mssos'sls - .
warning 10 trading politicians 9TH more
csIsirs tbsa issssrisy. L~i bic soul b
sust hsssssh tuseulsst bilioss u vitsolis
frs ever roli,ss 10 wrath 10 tbs Wild music
cf the ho~ leg storm" The Springfield
f..a~ tbisls The ,sisosisy 81 sbs meta
,.bcriesi iia jams Ia ,As lest clause 10 ssl
dom -qusll.a. even GU college eonssaes'
n.sst Plsslosns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21
IN MEnoRIAM.

On last Tuesday Aftsrsoon ths mortal
remains Of one Of Iowa City's honored cit.
izens we're laid away 10 the silent grave.
James Burr Smith was born July 81, 1908,
Ia Manchester, W. In 1882 be married I
Manchester girl. Miss MshsIs Smith. II
this be WAS very foftunats. for In biz
blooming bride hs found hslpmest in.
deed. Two years ago their golden wed.
ding was celebrated by their frisnda, and
oil who knew them felt that thsirs WI,
and had been from the first. true usios
OF hands. ssd hearts, and souls. Nov
dosth hath rot broken, but only concealed
the golden coujugal chain. which will b.
made visible bye ssd bye. in The eternal
homo above, never again u be obscursd.
In 1865 Mr. Smith made 4 pnblic profes.
sion Of bis faith in Jcsus BY uniting with
the Congregational church 10 Msnchssts
In the spring OF 1870 be left the old New
England home, which be loved 90 much
a. long ~ he vas conscious Of anything,
where for sixty.tss years he had lived
ssd cans 70 lows City to eojsy the socis.
~ OF his children vho had located here.
He had always soioyed the most perfect
health. never hsvisg besn confined 10 the
house one day by sickness until Elk and )
bali yssrs ago. when II became svidsst
thst his mental faculties sers givisg. way,
sincs shen his misd has bssn gradually
iailisg. A. times be Vas great sufferer,
mentally. especially within the last three
months. Hs leaves vile and thrss chill.
dren = Robert A. Smith nov living In
Burnside. DAkots, q. Will Smith aad Mrs.
n. T. Close 81 this place. II VAS their
privilege 10 b. With him the last few mo.
NESTS Of bis life and do for him = ooly
cAa do for parsst He va
coshnsd 70 bis bed only Ave days. and fal.
ling into : deep sIssp quietly Asd peace.
fully be passed sssy. Oscs more be hes
gene. this tins 10 meet and be happy With
thres dear cAiIdrea who bad gose before
iaso The heavenly kisgdom.
The fussral sfrvicss we're held II the
.lsoeAssd's home on JoLsson street A
large rumbcf 81 sympaihisisg friends
~ers present The ssrvicss were conduct
ID BY the Rev. Mr. kssysa Of the Cosgrs-
gstiensl church. --Isvs City R<psttionx.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21

~ srtivs rsssssss il sovs srsir. 10 be.
pselis % .IdinsA sirssss and various or
sssisAsac 40, V IL sncsess Of which hs
dssys sontribsss1 Win slibsrsi hand. be
hlisd The place 81 sslecsnss snd highway
surss ycr. and vAs q one time captain 81
'hs s'RailAnd Lishi Guard; : be Gas sdiu.
ssstssusral upd~ the sdmiaistraiions d
Gov Fairbanks and Gov. HelbrooL. He
u nsssred 10 sss sasly regiments Of the
Stats. connsrcias With The airing 81 Fort
Sumter. and vss . nsnbsr from this
State 10 the celebrated Peace Cosvsnsios.
appointed by Col Holbrcot. besuses
whom and the deceased there always o..
isted isving friesdship.
His tAsts In the mstter OF hose and
grounds and making them beautiful to
the eye sss somstLisg vopdsrfuL Prob.
.bly ,hsrv 10 not 10 The State . psivsts
rssidssos which hAs 20 charming . site
and beautiful surroundings. and bic stosk
farm With ell i,s appointments combines
in . wonderful manner the useful and
beautiful. and these with the bank build.
ing are left - meuuments 10 his taste.
IL carrying out his plans it Vas always
done with lavish hand. and he delighted
il giving work and employment 70 large
foros OF lsborsrs, whom be always greeted
chserfully. and not few will shed tears
to know Of The death Of their patron.
He was genial and afAbls, his sddrsss
was that Of 10 gsstlsnas IN his daily inter.
course With every bsdy. and. take him fer
oil 10 oil ~ shall not soon look upon his
like again"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21

The Democrats ars III u - 10 rsssri
TO their coming presidential candidate.
shs Rspabliesas. though their essvsstios
y called Il - early dsss. are mol mucL
bsiisr od Soss sosh hes hrsn doss ~
ossily, ho.ever. mossly 10 the istsrsi Of
Arhur ssd Logan. and il nov locke -
though The, sould be The lssdiss cspdi
dsiss b~tore ihs couvsntion.
Lsg.s ell capture majority u The
Western delegates asd . good sambsr
from tbs Ssutb. He IL not bod ms, hes
. good rscsrd - so'disr and vosia he
pepaisr ~its tho soldier element Hs -
rather Assassroos ssd hssy 10 dispsss,ion.
ssa GOT over veil lslsscsd. ssd hes not
sss ability d Einasds ssd nAsy other
me- 10 tLs party. The ecasssy voaId b
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21

AnsshA grocer sssaA The sAAsr aay
thst mis- - borsd isto ~ boelsa = 80
Of hi barrsh Of Aovsr md sstsa ~ ~
csu1ents.
rhilandsr Hnlsss. Who vent 10 florids
hvs ysaEs ago from Benson. hss raised 10
coo orsssss this year from grove thai hs
slsztsd about nvs years ego
Johs Y. 'rylsr aisd in Bnt,lsboro from
blood poisoning. He cut on lager While
cheppssg hindl'ug shrss weeks 40. thea
ssasht cold and srysipslss followed.
The Burlinssos Fy~ Prss. In - eaito-
rial discussisg candidates Tor ssvsraos. ez.
presses The opinion that the rpublicas
state convention csu do no better than 10
nominate Hon. George Nichols; and says
furthermore. that y Mr. Billings has
Withdrawn his name. il IL authsrissd 10
ssy that DR.. Nichols' name will b. present.
I'd 10 the convention.
While Charles Robbins postmaster q
Chester depot, was sntsrisg his ONCE the
7th. he was approached from bshisd BY
Warren Heald, who dealt him several muir.
dsrous blsws on ths head With club. il.
fiictiug very severe injuries. He il 90
years old asd has been considered harm.
lessly insane for some time. He held .
grudge sgaisst Robbins, who Is . neigh.
Dor Head was arrested and will probs.
bly, be taion TO tho Brattlebcro insane ..
sylup.
William J, Lambert. mail carrier ".
tween the psstoflice and the railroad eta.
ton. was arrested and lodged in Burlins-
ton Jail by United States Marshal William
W. Henry, the 7th. on charge Of robbing
the mails. !. appears that = number Of
articles have lately been distracted frsu
the newspaper mail bags (which are not
locked and in which small parcsls passing
through the mails are placed aud suspic.
ion fell on Lambert. Finally. il appears.
he had falling out with his wife, and
she told the story Of his wrong doisg 10
the United Statos officials and his arrest
was the result He was held in $3.50
bail.
Recently one Of Capt II. L. Shields
Jersey eswu, on his farm near this village,
was tested for her butter capacity. and
We are informed on undsubtsd authority,
that from seven consecutive days milking
there was produced seventeen pounds q
washed and thoroughly worked butter
When It is remembered that the weather
was unusually cold much Of the time. the
marking about 10 degrees
below zsrs, We consider this yield very
remarkable. and believe il can scarcely be
beaten or excelled in Vermont. where We
claim to have some first class dairy cows
Bennington Banner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21

The esos 10 he Ohio nvss 70 slowly
ree.asps Esd the worst v skssshs y b
ever Esissf kss hsss ssst % tssss |" 10
logger any vsas for iced. bot sssrs be-
l~.a vss dsssrucsioa 81 rropsty ne
.Lol. i.assL of,hs river Ths Miss'ssipp'
liver 10 slse very high bat a 10 issssss "
vii 90 s,cesd fcspss foods shronsA =
ne, do oessllsSbls damage. The 0rsss
Messniss 10 pretty good plsss II siss
a fsssssi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21

Every dairy farmer should b % the
lsokou, for the appsrssus 10 which 70 eel
his mix ,hsi will yield the srsstsss net
prohts The Cooley Crssmsr hes ssssd
tbs test Of several years. proving that !.
has NO equal 10 produsing the isrgss'
quss,iiy aud the best quality Of butter.
The analysis Of the skim milk BY Prof.
GoessmsBn. Of Massachusetts Agricultural
College, shows lees than . quarter Il one
per cent. Of fst left 10 the milk. No other
apparatus has been able 10 show 50 per.
feet . sspsrsiien Of The cream from the
milk. The Gales Of these Crsamers are
very extensive. both IN tins country and
Europe. Far exceeding any other the
Cooley Cresmsr With It's products having
l~es awarded mere gold and silver medals
than all other cream raising apparatus
combined.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21
z Title J. FULLERTON-Muo..

X i al u. OA10 hkON-mNOB.
AAETAfE OF vxxHoxr, District Of Manchester, n
In Probate Court held st Manchester within
and for said District on the 18th day Of Feb.
ruAry, 4. D, 1854,
The guardian Of Kittis J. Full rtou, minor,
Of Msnchesseftu said District presented On ~.
plication 10 writing 70 said Court representing
that his SaId has % interest, - heir Of hsI
mother. Jsnnetts X Fullerton late Of Msnehss.
ter deceased, 10 . certain piece OF real estate
situatsd in the village Of Factory Point IN ssid
Manch ester ard bounded - follows Feat By
the high ssy. south and vest by lands Of D. 9,
WILSON, and north By lands Of W. n. Fullerton;
and fur Their representing that II would be con.
ducive TO the intsrcst OF his ward 70 have her
interest In sid real estate sold for the purpose
Of putting ths proceeds thereof q interest; aud
praying said Court for the reason Aforesaid 70
grant him license 10 Il HE wards interest In
Said real estate
whsrsupon il VS. ordered thAt hearing on
sad application be rad ct . Probate Court N -
held 1t the Probate Once 10 Manchester In said
District on The 9Th day OF March, 1884, and
shst notice sof saad application. We nature aud
reason thereof, and The time and place Of hear.
ing therein. BE- given 10 oil psfsons Interested
BY the publication hereof three week sucesss.
lively 10 the Manchester JOURNAL. . newspaper
printed u Manchester 10 sid District, pssvisus
70 said time Of hearing.
lOss IsOvELAHD MUNBON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21
MARY HOWLETT,s EsrArr.

uAsFATs OF VERMONT District OF hAnch ester -.
In Probate Court beld u Msnehsstsr within
and ior said district on tho i2ih day Of Feb.
ruayy, 4. D. l66t.
The Adminiitrstor on The estate u Mary
uowlstt, late Of Rupert, In ssid dtstriot
Diseased. presented an application In writing 10
sald Court, setting forth The amount Of debts
due fSoa the deceased, The charges Of adminis.
ssion, the value Of the personal estate. the cit.
usli0p Of the real estate Of the deceased, AMI
representing that's sale u part Of sAld rcsl
estate 10 ssesssaSy for the payment Of ssid
debts and changes Of administration, and that ..
part Of said real estate cannot h. sold without.
Injury 70 those Interested In the remainder, aud
praying said Court, for tie reasons Aforesaid. To-
grant Tin license 10 cell oil Of said real estate
WhsIsupon Il vas ordered thai hearing On
said application bs had u . ilobsts Court 70 bs
held q the Probate Office In Manchester 10 said
District On The Let day Of March. 1894. snf
that notice Of said Application, The naiuie nd
reason thereof, and the Tins snd place u ,.esi.
ing thereon, BE- given 10 Ill pert0Ds ints,ssisd
By The publication hereof thIse veshr success
lively IN the Manchester JounsAI, > Newspaper
printed d Manchester IN said Disv ,ct, presi.us
ssss IovEfASD MLxsos. Jads..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21

he Ns~ York TINES tries 70 poke fun
- Rev. DR.. Hsml,s 81 Niddis6ury college
l--e.ss in 40 address before the Reform
clsh ~ Brooklyn tho other night he
ei,imsj th., i, 10 bs.tsr Tor this couotry
to do ito svp manufacturing rather than
10 buy In Esrsps. bscsuss 10 doisg 20 one
pront is ssvsd. II sssss V Ne that Dr.
Hamlia y soasd. II " have the material
and help ssosgh 70 msnuiacturs II "
certainly ess save money by doing the
werk here rather than ssnd our money 10
Europe ever II W have 70 ssnd our pro-
dses there 10 Iced the working men. II
10 poor scsnouy fors nstisa or IN indi.
vidusl 70 pay out money for what can -
veil bs made 81 home
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21

The disAnrlng sruptions on the face. the
sunksn eye, the paid complexion, indi,
cate that thsrs is something wrong going
on within. Expsl the lurking foe ia
health. Ayers Sarsaparills was devised
for that purpose; and does it,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21

Itching Piles-Yynp tsns and Care.
The symptoms are moisture, Ike psrspisation
intense itching, increased By scratching; very
distressing, particularly d night; sesms ~ Il
pin.worms wsrs crawling In and about the REQ.
tum; the private parts are sometimes affected.
follow. "sWSYHEs oiNfxrNT'i. ! uIss.sat.
sure cure. ALSO. for letter, Ilsh. Salt. Rhsum.
Scsid. Head, tfysipslss Barbsr's Itch, Blotchss.
oil scaly, crusty Skin diseases. Box, BY mail. 10
cents; 8 for tl.15. Address, Oh. ewAYNE 4
SON, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold By I'll druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21

London Hair Ressorer-0rsat EagIish
Toilet Article Restores growth. color. gloss,
and softness Removes dandrud. Aristooratie
families Of Great Britain endorse II. Elegant
dressing. Yrasrantly perfumed The favorits
Of fashion. Al druggists for 81 I'D. or rs cents
In U Y, money.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21

II you feel oppressed, discouraged, or
out OF sorts, Wheat Bitters will relieve 90
out Of 100 leases. 1t is the great brain,
blood and nerve food
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21
PIANOS and ORGANS
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate u FnAscis nowLErr
The undersigDtd, having been sppointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man.
chester Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust oil claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Of
Francis Hewlett. late OF Rupert.
Ia said District, deceased. and all elaine enhib-
tied In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
late dwelling hopse OF said deceased on the
9sth day Of July nsxt. from O'Clock. A. NJ.
until Z O'Clock Y. H.. OF said day, and that
six months from The 25th day Of January
4. D.. 1854. 10 the time limited by ssid Court for
ssid creditors TO present their clAims 10 us for
sXsnination an a sllowasce.
Dated Il Rupert this 26th day OF January
4. p. 1854.
@. A. SHERMAN, c..,,.
sssw L. BIBBiNs. os"rs'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ The resident PropristoFs OF the Town Of
updsSlssd. In the County Of Bennington and
stats Of Vermont, are hereby notified that the
tsses sssssssd b. said Town. County. and State
and School Distrlet, IN which sAid lsnds arc sit.
|ustsd. for the ysArs 1881, 1879 and 1875 rssain
In whole or In part unpaid on the following lands
In said Town 10 vii:
Aboss one thousand acres mountain land
bounded on the moth by Manchester, on the
ssst BY Btratton, on the touth by 9th range line
aud % tbs west By lands belonging 10 Burrcll h
whitman aud Pettibons Brothers And shout
eight acres Of land With steam sawmill, veneer
faet0ry, store houses barns, 0fics and tenant
house situated thereon being . part Of lot No.
II In The ffty acre division Of lots IN said Town.
All Last Owned By Gilbert W. Bradley.
Amount Of taxes t60. 10.
And % much Of said lAnds will be sold 81 pub.
lie auction 81 The Railroad Depot In Sunderland,
on the 18th day Of March, 1884. IT 10 O'Clock In
the forenoon, % shall be requisite TO discharge
said taxss with costs unless previously paid
Dated 81 Sunderland this Goth day Of January,
So3w w.G. PARKER. First Constable.