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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04

How 10 laundry linen as u Is done ia
Troy, n. u, has been Kept secret long
enough, il can and shoaid be dene Ia every
family. The ELASTIC STARCH is the
only starch il the United States that is
put up by men who have practical
knowledge Of the laundry profession II
requires no cooking. keeps the iron from
sticking aud linen from blistefing while
ironing, and gives shirts, cuffs and collars
thai Stiffness aud beautiful polish they
have when new. which everybody knows
keeps them clean twice as long. Beware
Of limitations See that the name j. @.
HUBINGER a BRO. New Haven, Conn,
is on every package.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04

n your hair turning gray and falling
outY Halls Hair Remover will restore it
TO its original color, aud stimulate the fol-
licles to produce a new and luxurant
growth. II cleanses the scalr, and eradi-
Gates dandrnf. and is most agreeable and
harmless dressing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04

The vlrgsa SAli Co. oi New Haven,
Conn.. sre making one 81 the hes, offers
ever made 10 order 10 introduce THEN salt
Go ask your grocer for Virgin Salt and gel
pair 81 Dorsx beautifully Autographed
10 tea celofs on a large card, uine by ten
iachcs yirgin salt - absolutely ths
cleaHest. paresi and whitcsi ssit ever seer
OF used, Pat up in fancy c0lored pack
ages lined with enamelei paper 20 prevent
salt from hardening A largo package
costs only 10 cents
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The resident proprietors Of the Town oil
Winhall, in the County OF Bennington, are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by said
Town within the year next proceeding thif
date remain, in whole or in part, unpaid on the
following described land in said town, and
have extended my warrant for the collection Of
the same to wit, on said land.
About one.half acre OF land with dwelling
house thereon, on Lot No. 5 in the LIST Range il
the village of Bondville. Set in the Grand List
to Abigail Williams. Tax s2G8
And 80 much OF said land will be sold at public
auction at the Inn of Mrs. J, 8. Morgan, In said
winhall. on the Goth day of March next at one
o'clock In the afternoon. "a sball be requisite Ia
discharge said taxes with costs, unless preyi
ou-ly paid
Dated at Wiuhall, Vt. February 9th. 1886.
JAMES M. KENDALL,
393w Collector OF Town Taxes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04

The popular idea has been that tho
world contains seven wonders, but the
eighth made bis appearance at the Cap
itol ltwis poor benighted man limpipl
with rheumatism who bad never heard o.
Salvation OIL II is sold by all druggists
at IS cents a bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04

The nilIsnium muss he drasipg nesr
A eemprrassr Jsaee W Osss thiIha mere
Of bis rrtnss,ioe a. judge thar be eoes
"a tho party thai elrcied hiw, And ~
made : a.risian IL tssnr ~ sLe kepnnf
licsn. Ia iils lesislaise eostsfi He deeii-
aIaAa 49, legislature ar,ed ~ aeara.nre
.ii ias .bsh rsmmiit@a a ceupv
oiesl 10 ia,l fst resiempi fs riasiag 70
lr4 ss,cs n kr- NV eammsi're, csfia1p ~
e,;oo ,.tnfss ~ iiamiilos ec1eiy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04
THURSDAY. MARCH 4, lsss.

Anoag ,As asaeiessiss IN srpfopris~
,isas rpossed by sscrrisry Msaping are
is~ps "a sassa fer. rrpen~e q drspine
pphlle iuslalrgs 90 The occasion 81 Gen.
1,ssr. death. sna ss.iTs for LIKE ssrso'
aanm 1hea Vice prstidsni Hen5ricls
assl Outside d wastias,on, shers The
csople osasslbgtea - their owe inods,
IA. ssn,es 1sss mote iian reversed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04

A railroad war between the transconti-
mental roads is the novelty OF the week
For years there has been no change in the
passenger rate from Missouri river points
TO San Francisco 800 for FIRST. class
ticket Though five different routes are
open 10 the traveller, they have all been
dependent on the use Of the Central Pa
cifc after reaching California THIS win
ter tho Atchison. Topeka 4 Santa Fe has
gained control Of the California Southern,
which strikes the seaboard at Diego.
Rendered thus independent, the Aschison
road at once demanded as its share 10 the
transcoutinental pool, bali the traffic OF
Southern California The refusal Of the
CLAIM has led TO a free fight between the
great corporations. A passenger can now
get iirst- class ticke, from Kansas city to
San Francisco for $50 This is fan for
the traveller. but not so enjoyable to the
stockholders. as is eyinced by the way in
which the stocks Of all the roads concern
ed have fallen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04

A lady writes; Your Hep Porous Pas
fei- does the work every time; ! do not
have that awful pain 10 the side now"
Yonr experience win be the same. Sold
everywhere 25c.
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a Carl u,

To all who are from the errors and in
discretiops Of youth, nervous weakness.
early decay. loss Of manhood, &C., will
send send recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary 10 South
America. Send self-addressed envelope
to the Rev, JosErn I. ISMAs. Station y,
Mem York Gin
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04

ri.r csns,aroIlsf II ths L y Treasury
aa.i l,e US .A4 ssd cranky pattern Of
man. IA~ sssl4st TREASURER at New
uii+sns ass .Lstea lrd ou September ~
las sr issasset ~. itec until BIZ .ue
!, s.ssf s,a.eased November 10 Had
,,ess ,4h. fwi.s 1ns ofiic" Souid have
..s.fn.t, ai. hrsi The Controller
n 49, i.e4sass sasf, lo~eytr, that ue
,.i.ry c.e l.. p4id sitter September ~
ThY as.l.t.1t treasurer at San Franciseu
IL. rrcis.l sinilar treatment ~ serving
ion Mas 20 g. August
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04
COMMlssIoNERs NOTICE.

Estate OF NATHANIEL WoancoCE,
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man.
chester. Commissioners, to receive, examine.
and adjust all claims and demands ofalI portopsl
against the eetate 81
Nathaniel Woodoock, late OF fandgate,
IN said district deceased and all claims exhibited
in Offset thereto hereby give notice that VIC will
meet for the purposos aforesaid, at the dwelling
house Of Miner r. Hurd IN sandgate, on III Q
i0thIday ofAngust next, from nine o'cocks a. m,
February. A. d. 1856, 10 the time limited by said
Court for said creditors TO present their claims
to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at sandgsto this 10th day OF February
A. d. 1886.
MALCOLM CANFIELD,
ROBERT PBOvAN, Comrs,
JOHN J, PETTIB0NE,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04

LNARM TOR skLE.--A FARM OF 12i AcREs
IL which Is Known al the stephen utioy place
and part Of the Burr Smith Farm, said farm
contains about 20 acres OF meadow and 25 acres
OF woodland, including from four 10 Ave hum
died sugar naples and two good sugar houses
The balance OF the farm Ia paslure land we'll
wa!efsd. The buildings are In coed repair
Noar the house Ia one Of the beet sprinRs IN
Gown. school house about 40 rode distant.
The farm Is situated on the main road from
Manchester village TO south Dofect Half each
down and the remainder on mortgage. Parties
Wishing 20 purchase fam can come and eco 1t
yam time. MAHTIN butklhk
Manchester, W, October lat, 1888
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04
TIE VERMONT SUGAR EVlPoalraas
JAMAICA FARM FOR SALE |

/ Toni be fool and !" 70 wcsts onto 4 spring
lees feeless. naked prairie. among eyclonss,
/ bllkzsrds frozen mercury and the gibbsrish lAn
kuages, 81 con ussd Babel aud be ssrcd TO build
/ bnages, roads. school houses. churches and the
constant Improvements OF . new country. when
you can srloy thsse ready made two and half
miles from the depot ~ the pltasxnt aud i've
Vi lags a. yamsics, w.. ard have \ good li,ile
4 farm sha, viii keep four cows and = horse the
year round, with plenty Of wool. timber. fruit
aad sprspg walsf. for less than Il would cosl
10 build the bailAngs snd on sAsy terms
yar Particulars Address, BOX rs,
l2iw East Dcrstt. yermoos
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04

nsme "a hss father. bot because il was
that a highly esiosnacd hTpefsesor 81
himwlf aud bis people. ihs Rev. Elias
Camsllns I'D. ~ho wss NJ she time q
hls assib she mach hcporea and Hseful
seenl.ry ~ tho asassiean Beard q Miss
secs
TLass ~Le luew Cornelius Bcudiooi,
phsis meEaber a Barr Ssmioafs thea
arAsr ~ risafgs wrAll shr fact that be
sas iArn distinguished for tis crsiorirai
sliss. ssa ~isl net ~ surprised tnAs Ne
.hnul5 have siisiaed ID the n0ioris'y i'm
rliea "a ite Ascoupt eiysa II hin by The
cofsespopdeni "a The Hg'FSl. as insefied
~ sasf eginats
~ MgrEKtM
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04

The Blair educational bill. now 10 de-
bate before the Ueiled states Senate, pro
pose. 10 srp,optiaie 10 all s77. Ooe
daring eighty ~ the abatement Of
iiln,racy. The debate /. remarkable ioi
the ssy party liacs ars ignored. Tbs
4 a,i,rra Sanatois admit and urge tl'
need ii he South fpr education, but soms
81 ilialn oppose the measure on eons'ita-
tional ana other grounds. while others ~
idruily support l. senator Edmnnd'
and Morrill, both support Tho bill, bu'
Senator Hswley Of Connecticut feryen'
Republican Of Southern birth, opposes IL
Senator Hear q Massachusetts, has made
onr u the best speeches yet IN ts favor
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DANIEL CROFOOT--EsT.rr,

- STATE or VERMONT District Of Manchester ~
In Probate Court held at Manchester, within
and for said District on the 10th day OF Feb
trsry, A. d. 1856. Ii
The Administrator with will annexed on the
estate 81 Daniel Cyoiovt, late Of Manchester ",
nal account Of his administrations on said estg d
Whefeu9on a session Of ssid Court IL be neld
AZ the Probate Office 10 Manchester, Ia sai A III
trict, on tie 18Th day OF March A. D., "a wa
appointed for the examinatiOn and slo sasee "A
said account, and for distribution o. ihe e.
tate remsiniDg on such settlement; and uublc
notice thereof wss ordered TO b. piyen IA Iii
persons Interested BY the pnbic2' sop hereof h
the Manchester JouaxaI, Dev apaper printed
A. said hAnchssfer, three We eis succsssIyely
previous 10 the time 50 apo fted.
4l3s L0gELAND 'aUNgoy Jpago
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04

The South is not even yet exactly cor
dial to "Cucle Toms Cabin, The SuH
div Schcl Magazine Of Nashville recently
printed 40 advertisement Of the new edl-
ton OF the novel and 10 the next number
appeared this explanation" addressed
TO the editor by the manager 81 the pa
per;
DeT BroNy, An explanation is due to
Won, as we'll as to the subscribers OF the
magsziue, for the appearance OF "uncle
Tom is CABIN" on the advertising pages OF
tue December issue Ii came 10 the
house In the form Of stereotype block,
and escaped notice. owing TO my absence
attending conferences, While passing
through the press need not say why 1
do not approve such advertisements
When discovered II was promptly discon-
tiuued, aud none such will appear again.
Very respectfully and truly yours.
L. ID PALMER Manager.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04

/ Al Manchester, rsmuAry sslh. riscts wi,her-
al aged - tesfs.
Az MsfshsA. Mich. ftNrasFy sa,h. RsaccA
Z haek. sEeA " years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04

Who prepares for II and works for it. The best
preparation 10 q thorough business education
secured In the ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Its system Of COUNTING HOUSE BUSINESS
PRACTICE is the most complies and business
like In use. No vacstion. Students may begin
at any time. For catalogue and specimens OF
penmAnship. address, CARNELL d CABHART,
Albany, N Y.
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IbtMaufbfslfr Journal

ok sraosDs. EpsrosaSp PSornErToA.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04
AUCTION.
FARMS For SALE.

One, two or three coed farms for sale. with
modern improvements. Sold On account ot
| owner being out " the slate. siock ard farm
ing implements rold with tie farms II dtsiieA.
Payments made easy kpply 10
S6am 4 NJ PIERCE.
Jam, 10th, 1886. ifauden, W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-04
FARM MORTGAGES.

Gee, X Thompson, Rupert. VI, deals 10
Dakota Farm Mortgages tui infnimsiion and
tost 81 references lufnishad on application. 10.
ye,tmenls furnished for one year only II desired
5sf Address A. above.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-18
BENJAMIN R. ENGLISH. Postmast
STATE CeRREsPoNDENoE.

North Haven.
BRAVE LITTLE GIRL WHO FACES THE DEN
list.
NORTH HAVEN, Nov. 17.-Rev. Mr.. Hig-
gins, of Mt. Carmel, preached at the Congre-
gational church on Sunday morning and Rev.
Mr.. Snyder, of Northford, conducted the
afternoon exercises. Services were held in
the lecture room as one furnace is being re-
paired and one was found insufficient to
furnish heat for such a windy day.
Rev. Mr.. Lusk announced to his congrega-
ton that their yearly contributions to the
Woman's auxiliary to the Board of Missions
amounted to $79.19.
The officers and teachers and older scholars
of st. Johns Sunday school met recently at
Arson Clinton's to decide what books to add
to the Sunday school library for winter read
ing, also to arrange programme for the
Christmas season.
The first meeting of the Mite society after
the summer vacation is to be held on
Thursday evening at the house of Mr.. David
Blakeslee.
John Devine and family, who have been
absent from their home during the summer
returned last Thursday.
The teacher and scholars of the kinder
garten school are arranging to conduct a
postoffice in connection with the school. The
| interest and enthusiasm manifested by the
children would seem to be a guarantee of the
success of the enterprise. Real money, gem
uine orders, notes and drafts are to be used,
| a president, postal clerks and mail carriers
| appointed, and the whole conducted after the
real postoffice system.
The chairs for Memorial Hall arrived last
| week, and meet with the approval of all in
terested.
The Christian Endeavor society meeting
has changed the time of regular weekly
meeting from Thursday evening to Wednes-
day evening.
A little girl three years old called at the
Office of DIR. Goodyear to-day entirely alone
| and said she wished to have six teeth ex-
| tracted. The doctor took out two. She bore
| the operation with great fortitude, consider
ing the size of the teeth, but thought that
sufficient for one time. AS the child left the
Office she met her mother, who expected to
be in time to coax the child to bear the tor
ture.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-18
FAIR HAVEN.
A Wedding-OpeninE of the Grace
Church Festival-Other Notes OF In.


A Wedding-Opening of the Grace
Church Festival-Other Notes OF In.
terest.
The festival and sale of fancy articles at
the Quinnipiac rink by the ladies of Grace
Episcopal church last night opened auspi-
ciously. The attendance was very good con-
sidering the weather and the articles exhib
tied for sale were very pretty and attractive
The supper served was excellent aud much
appreciated. The Indians under the leader
ship of White Cloud were forced to occupy
Central Hall for their meeting. The festival
will continue to night and if the weather is
pleasant there will no doubt be much larger
attendance.
The New London Day, under the heading
Building a handsome schooner, says: "The
w. w. Converse, 1,000-ton tern, nearly
completed at the shipyard of Fl. II. Hans
com, Fair Haven, will be launched in about
a fortnight. She will be commanded by
Captain Seaman and is intended for the
southern trade, carrying railroad ties from
her owners. Her rate from the American
Shipmasters' association is A / for IA years.
Another vessel of the same capacity will be
started at the yard this fall.
Lewis Pierpont of North Quinnipiac street
is again disabled with rheumatism.
Lowe Brothers have commenced work on
their new houses on Grand avenue.
The fire department speak in highly COM
plimentary terms ofthe reception given them
by the Echo hose company of Shelton on the
occasion of their visit last week.
The marriage of John O'Connell and Miss
Louisa A. Otell took place yesterday at st.
Patrick's church at o'clock. After the re-
ception, which was held at the home of the
brides parents on East Chapel street, the
happy couple started on wedding tour.
The little daughter of James Powers, of
the east side, had her finger crushed in q
door, DIR. S. P. Gilbert amputated the
member.
Conways new brick block on the corner
of Grand avenue and James street is all
rented with the exception of one store.
Miss F. J. Ives, of Plainville, is visiting
several relatives in town.
The schooner Valentine, which is largely
owned in Fair Haven, Melted 81, 473.7O by
her last two coal trips.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-18

BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 17.-Dr. Beardsley,
school visitor for Derby, will commence his
inspection of the schools next week.
The choir of the Methodist church are to
rehearse a Christmas anthem. During the
winter praise services will be given occasion
ally Sunday evenings.
The question of uniting Derby with Biz
mingham, SO that the two may realize the
blessings of city charter and government,
is topic that now stirs the enterprising cit
izen.
Gardner has rented the west front part of
his store to the Baltimore & Ohio company
for telegraph Office. The two rival lines
will then have quarters directly opposite each
other and the operators can easily count their
competing customers.
The Brewster Clark horse suit engages the
attention of several as witnesses from this
place at the court in Bridgeport.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-18
Thursday, November rs, 1856.
THK COURT RECORD.
superior Court-Civ1l Side - Judg'


superior Court-Civ1I Side IN Judge
Beardsley.
The case of 2. B. O'Brien against Lucius
Doolittle was again taken before Judge
Beardsley in this court yesterday. The
court room was crowded with people, among
them being number of Woodbridge peo-
pie, who seem to take grea; interest in
matters relating to Mr.. Doolittle and his
young wife. Mr. O'Brien was the first wit
ness called to the stand and his examina-
ton, which was unfinished when the court
adjourned Friday afternoon, was resumed.
The witness while being cross-examined by
Attorney Doolittle first admitted that Mr.. G.
NJ Brockseiper drew . note for 5000 in his
favor, which was signed by Mr.. Doo1ttle,
and almost in the next moment denied all
knowledge of such a note.
Mr. Doolittle then took up a copy of
notice sent by an officer of the City bank to
P, B. O'Erien on November 1, 1886, which
conveyed the information that a note signed
by Lucius Doolittle and payable to P. B.
O'Brien and endorsed by him had been pro-
tested.
After reading the notice Mr.. Doolittle
said: EDO you now say, sir, in the face OF
that evidence that you did not have note
for 5000 signed by Lucius Doolittle in your
possession?" In the confusion which fol-
lowed Mr. O'Brien insisted that if such note
had been presented at the City bank it had
been done without his knowledge.
Mr.. Doolittle said he did not care to ask
any more questions, and Attorney Penney
asked: "Did the Yale Staple company
have any interest in notes other than the
two which are mentioned in this particular
case?'
Mr. Doolittle objected to the question on
the ground that Mr.. O'Brien's counsel were
trying to tell him what to say. Judge
Beardsley said he thought the question was
improper in view of the fact that the matter
had all been gone over, and Mr.. OBrien was
excused.
Mr.. R. G.. Enscoe, son of M. R. Enscoe,
Michael Fogarty, Thomas Tingue, Malachi
Edwards and Frank Hotchkiss were called
and testified in confederation of what Mr..
O'Brien had told on the witness stand.
The case will probably be finished to-day.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-18
List of Patents.

List of patents issued from the q. s. Patent Of
flee for the week ending Nov. 16 1885, for the State
of Connecticut furnished from the office of
John E. Earle, solicitor of patents, New Haven.
Conn.,:
S. W. Rabbit, assignor TO W. E. Nettleton and J.
B. Renshaw, Meriden. bicycle suspender
company, Derby, safety pin.
t. s.. Greenman, Mystic Bridge. assignor to
e. NJ Hart, assignor to Waterbury Wa:ch COM
pany, watch balance
n Lemp and NJ J. wightman, Hartford. assign
or to Schuyler Electric Light company cut out for
P. Il. Meerlender, Waterbury, assignor to Water
bury Watch company. manufacture Of main
F. ". Mix New Britain, trunk or box fastener.
F. W. Ostrom, Bridgeport, stop motion mechan-
&c. S. Smith, Waterbury. heel protector.
]. A. Traut, assignor to Stanley Rule and Level
company, level attachment for boring tools.
List of Letters
Remaining in the New Haven postoface, New Ha-
county, State of Connecticut, Wednesday,
Nov II, 1886:
LADIES' LIST.
Airs. John Albo
B-Mrs. Mary Beach. Mrs. L. Baker, Miss Carrie
Beebe, Miss Minnie F. Blake.
C-Ethel Capt. Miss Minnie Cotton, Miss Annie
Carter, Mrs. Lewis Chamberlain.
E-Miss J. A. Easter.
BINARY A Harp Catherine Henry.
J-Mrs; NJ. G; Johnson Mrs. Amanda Johnson
K-Miss Mary A. Kane, Miss Clara Korecht.
Mss Marcuis Lari5o en-, Miss A ! Lorrlapd
Andrews Miss Bella Martin, Mrs Mcintyre, Dora
7. Murphy, Miss Lillian NJ. Taylor, Mrs. John
Mace, Miss Bridget Murphy (s), Mrs. Frank NAL
NDMiss Lille Nichols
P-Mrs Eliza Pratt
R-Mrs Julia Renchor, Miss G. I. Rogers
s.Miss Urecta J Smith, Mrs. Margaret J. smoat.
Theodore r. Stout, Emma Svansan.
T..Mrs Nellie TuttIe. Miss Lizzie Thomas Mrs ~
Tho aofss5 MIS- Mrs. j. ThraIi. fS' ''''''
WINES jennie M Wilkinson.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
A-Frank L. Andres.
B-AlfredO. Bruno NJ. @ N. Bishop, ]. H. Bur-
ton, John 4. Brob ng, Frank W. Beerman, Seelby
Bornhold, R. G. Brown, Richard Barnes, Profess
sor J. Bartlett.
Ca"Ike' Crane, Rev. W. Corning, George H.
DHWilam r Day, James DonneIl. Dennis Daley.
G. L. Dickinson Anthony Dieter.
E-Mr. CHI. Expross.
G-Nornan A. Goodhart, Mr. Griggs
H-Mrs. M. Hollins, Albert BeIlmore Hand.
I-Walter Ingeson (2).
J-William +. tombstone.
K-Willis Kilmer, Mr.. Katschmidt. j. n. Krare.
L-Point 7. Lu, G. Linnehan, J. Linn Co., John
M-Marshall Mason Albert Miller, Mr.. c. s. Mars
land Timothy McWade. Mr.. T. Murphy. Captain
John f. Meah B. Mclaughlin, John Morrison,
Henry S Miller Alex Milne.
PLANES F. Prentiss.
Ke-Patrick Reidy
SIS. F. Shaffer, S. H. Shomberg, Hugo Schmidt.
A j Smith Co., NJ B. Stanley, Colonel Nicholas
Smith, William H. starns, W. R. Stetson, R. S.
Scranton, Roy Stanton.
TIE Trambley, Don R. Tyler, Mr.. 1. H. Taylor,
P. c. Traudberg.
V-Dr J. William Van Vames
W-August Wilhelm W. Henry Williams, Hanni-
bal A. Williams, B. L. Winslow.
Y-B. Young.
MISCELLANEOUS.
B-Bligh Publishing Company.
PACKAGES.
D-Mr. John Duffey.
HID. E. Holley.
W-Mr. Thomas W. Warner.
TASK for advertised letters and mention date of
BENJAMIN R. ENGLISH. Postmaster.