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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23

Land ''fhc al GRAND Forks, OAK. Jan 8, lssS-
Noticri Is hereby given that the follow ing na1s,d srstlss
h.s. filed uotice Of his intention to mAk. anAl prul
III SUPPORT u hi, claim. and that ssid Ifuol viii 10
made before I g Saunders. clerk VI cuur, n Dosik
Lake. Ramsey county. d T, On February l., lsn6. Wig:
3 HEDStkOM II u No s257 for tbs ~
OF NV tani e's ufa~A SIC II, aal us< -fnvk &c
~ town / .. range IT,.
lie names the following aitn~-4e4 TO provo hA con-
tinu"u, residence upon and cultivation Of said la.d
Andre" Auder.'n i,ui. \ iarsou Harry J Redn,oA
John II shepard, all Of Jerusalem. ttskosa.
a!-i7 q. {. 1irvASy, ReRtstee.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23
FINAL PROOF notice..
PAYMENT In advance for final pfoo6
in this journal must b made when mo-
tice is handed to the printer.

Land Once At Grand Forks, nak, Jaa II, lsaS.-
Not!c- Is thereby given that rho EllYwtng-nansd ssstiae
has flsd notice Of his intention % make lad prouf =
support o. his claim, and that aid rsuof VII Il oAas
y =. ON February II, lsse. viz: Y ELS RASNCA
SIN. for the n~H sec ~. town Ia, rsngs g.
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove his COO
r L Clrvcl. nd George Maxwell T p 1kompsoa ps1ick
Ne\ smars, all Of Devils Lake r o.. Dak.
GAS TIyiANY, 1egsssss.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23
DISSOLUTION

DErIB LAKE., u. T., Jan. IL, 1885.
The partnership which berrtofors existed between
". ". wishort and j. II. Parsons, under the firm n NE
and style Of " ishart & ParAnns. WIS dissolved on the
18th day Of November, l.sS, by mutual consent
w. VI Wish tRT
<t% J. II, PARSONS,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23
NTS

Obtained, and all PATENT Elm u boOs y
abroai attended 10 for MODERATE FEEA
Our Office Is opposite the o. ). Patent oBc>. ~ ~
esn obtain patenu IN lus uns than tAess Woess
from WASHINGTON.
send NOBEL OK z AWIy0. We aAvtss q b
pat4 inability free Of charge; and Nc CHlD0B -
& EsS PATENT Is ALLOWED.
We refer, here, ~ the Postmaster, ths 5ee<. Il Mo-
ey Order Div, and " ohicials If the "a H1ssns O01.
For circular. Yisics, terms. and rssssscs - sessA
clients in .our OWN >tate OF eouny, WEtes b
L.. A. SNOW 4 Co..
Opposite Patent OhRrs, WailnsSnN, n G,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23
She's d Dandy.
Chicago Tribune.

SolC14o Irlpupe.
DAkota came out of the rugged Northwest,
Ali blushes and tremors and clad in her bsN&;
Her pretty lip Quivered, but bravely she came
Her right ~ y daughter tho y"ungess--tu claim.
half smiling. half snbbinR. and q, she %as sweet
For her liza { lad the go!d that you srs In tho wheat,
When the summer 10 nd, an ! the blue If her eyes
Was ~ deep ~ the blue Of her own Northern skis.
Her fair lim!s were clad in q garment uf green,
just thu hue that in May gu th prairie Is . en-.
All embroidered wit flowers in wreath ANU f-stoon,
A mantle Of srnins she bore On her a m.
For the winter 10 csAA and . nlMd should b warm,
A mantle If -rnine. ~ white as the 81 ",
Or a. White - the arm that was hidden bel"w.
50 came she. 80 .tand she. still waiting. she plsAas
At the gate with the TYLER, but littl. ne hesds.
There's \ tear IN her eysiSsh. u, VIII, but a churl
Could refuse the request Of " charming v grill
P+rcheron Stnllions.-Why Farmers
Buy Them.-Durimg these hard times,
when nearly every farm product is so low
in price that it hardly seems worth rails
ing. we see many Of our most inteliigen,
and progressive farmers, who have no,
hitherto been interested in horse breed
ing, buying finely bred high priced
Percheron stations. This to many is u
source DISBURSEMENT, but is the result
Of observation that large, well-f"rmel
active horses always have been andaec'
essaLily must continue to he, in active
demand at large prices on account Of the
scarcity in the United States of suitable
stations for their production, all sucl
having to be imported. The yearly in
creasing demand for such stations il the
best evidence that such Investments are
profitable. And to- this fact is due the
deva "pement Of large importing anG
breeding establishments. notable among
which and exceeding all others is tina
of Mr.. NJ. w. Dunham's 'OAklawu
Farm" at Wayne, Illinois.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23

Land Office at Devils LAX. OAK, D-e. n, lBs6.-
Notice Is hercby given tina. tho following nsned ~
tier has tiled notice Of his intention u make asal
proof In support Of his claim, and that said peoof
vii he made hefore tn. Register or Receiver q
Devil, l. Ike, y. T., on February s, 1885. viz: LEVI c.
I iiOR, DIS \" ll"l, for the wy s~L. ~ svk,
swL. wa. sr 10. town l56. N Of nrge 81
lie nanscs the following witnesses " prove MS coo.
tinno,s Residence upon and cultivation. Of. ssad AAA,
viz: Martin J Bennett, Juscph stewart, ". 0rseaisa4
aud Louie Gar,k", all VI Devils Lsko, D Z.
fo45 HESkY y, LORD. 4eeSSNef.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23

ieosn FIJI oil good s~ppiiostions fes
lssas. JOHN w. MAHER.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23

Land Once a. Devil. LIE. Oak, ne. Is, lsas.-
Complaint having been entered Al this Office b. Ah1.
andcr Mclean against John johnson, for failure -
comply with la" n. TO Timber Culture eos No. %.
dated October 4, ,ssa, upon the se'/. sc i3. township
Is. n,range6 81 ", In i;xn'-s. county. bukota, with . vte1
e. the cancellation " said entry; centessaat sti~gi.g
that the said John Johns.n. hAA failed % break q csess
to b. broken, hve acres u add trsct u land daring tie
Prevent year, that thcro Is not at the present tt@s m
"cics VI said land trokcn, ~accordiny 10 law. tbs ~
tho 2sth day VI January. 1886, =, 10 O'Clock . u, ~ -.
-lsnd and furnish testimony cohe.rnisx aid ale9~A
failure. SuA5 II. W LORD. Rau4Aef.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23

Land OtiIce at Devils Lake. LAX, Dee Is, lsAd-
Motto. Is hereby given that the following named setise
has hlei notice Of his attention to mako anal pfoof II
support Of his claim, = ID that said pruof vii =
Geforu the Register and Receiver n Devils LAks, d T
gu January -, 1856, Wis SIMON STuESI4, m
for tho Nv NC ~, town los, rang oB.
lie names the follo~ins ~itnese, ~ pecvv biz 90
tinuous residence u on aInt ouittvaeioo VI ~ haA:
Henry J Richter ThonH Nolan AdolpA J Wfee
Mathew Nolan, oil Of Grand Haebos, Dak.
MENEY ". tOkh 1eNseas
VT wiescnthal, Attorney. SvIA
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23
i sfARKLiNd SPEECH.
Commissioner Sparks Roughly but
Justly Handled.

Commissioner Sparks Roughly but
Justly Handled.
The following extracts from the ad-
dress Of Mr.. Laird, Of Nebraska, to the
house Of representatives will he OF inter-
est rs hearing Oh the mo t Important is
sue in Dakota At present, namely the
Oppressive rulings Of the Commissioners
Of the land department: SIN the face Of
this order the settlers can not: as far NJ
my knowledge goes, raise IL cent on their
lands. In this connection, I beg tn sub
mt rs a part Of my remarks II letter ad-
dressed to myself, written OH the 18th
Of this month from a constituent l.6UU
miles away; the writer is IN intelligent
man located in the heart Of the ayricul-
tural district in Nebraska, which Is af-
fectcd:
Dear Sir: The actions and rulings OF
Commissioner Sparks in regard to The
issuing Of patents as. affecting deciding
and n,ortgaging land on final receipts
will almost d%epopulate southwest Ne.
braska unless It is reversed. The idea
Of PROHIBITING people from obtaining
money enough to live on while they are
trying to improve this "Great American
Desert appears to me most ridiculous,
The effect Of the whole matter will I've to
force the hnmesteAders to sell their
claims for whatever they can get and
leave the country and 50 back to the
densely populated east; and Of course
the lands will fall into the hands Of the
cattle syndicstes.
1t would look very much like this was
the intention Of the commissioners ito a
man up II tree" hut tho more charitable
view To take IF the Case is that Comm,s.
sioner Sparks never lived with q wife
and u half d.1en ragged children in sod
house for four or five years trying to
Prove up on = homestead. and knows
tut little the effect Of his ruling.
Sincerely yours, - -
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-18

will get in exchange for our bonds.
The common stock of the Rock Island
railway Chat is backing one of these
lines.> is worth on the market today
about 12O to 125, will it not be likely
that the stock on part of such system
will soon be worth 100 per cent. on
the dollar, and we get the stock in ex-
change, does it seem as though we
were wholly giving our stock away!
say nothing about the extra taxable
property it brings into the county in
the shape of road bed, etc. AS that L
suppose every one now admits.
Space in the EAGLE is too limited to
extend this letter to the extent 1t de-
serves. 1t is sufficient to say that the
hour is at hand when lis necessary
to formally fix the location of the
coming city in the territory west OF
St. Louis and Kansas City, it behooves
every resident of Sedgwick county to
be up and at work. This is the gold
en- present and to falter now may be
to fail or at least fall short. Two years
more of the same effort that has done
SO much in the past three years viii
witness the comsumation of all ouI
hopes and the towns that have
effected to rival Wichita will be held
csptives at Wichita's triumph and
pour golden tribute into Sedgwick
countv j
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-18
THE ROCK ISLAND ROAD.

The Rock Island has determined to
build one or more lines into Kansas.
This much is evidently settled. Ii is
also certain that the company intends
TO reach the southwestern section OF
our state, and the most natural be-
cause the cheapest and most direct
line to that section from Chicago is
through Atchison. There can be no
possible doubt OF this fact. 1t Is as
easily demonstrated as is the PROPOSE
ton that two and two make four.
1t is also certain that the Rock Is
land company will make proposition
of some character to the people of
this city. The Champion is not able,
at this time, to state the nature OF this
proposal. But we desire 10 say, in
advance, that if it is at all reasonable,
it ought to be accepted promptly.
The officers of the company COM
plain that, when they came here some
months ago to talk about the proposed
extension into Kansas, those who met
them seemed indisposed to discuss any
proposition that did not involve the
location of the shops here. The COM
pany is not ready 10 discuss the ques-
ton of shops. 1t is, at present,
considering only the location and
building of its lines of road. If,
after these are definitely located,
Atchison can offer advantages for the
shops, well and good. But at present,
as we have said, this question is not
up for consideration, and our people
must, in what they do, act wholly with
reference to the building of the road.
The Rock Island is great railroad
corporation. Its business is managed
with remarkable ability. Enterprise
and literally. Having determined
to invade Kansas with its lines, and
secure fair share of the business OF
this state, there is no doubt of The
fact that il will rush the work with
great vigor and energy.
Atchison should stand ready and
willing 10 deal with the Rock island
in the most generous spirit. We do
not believe the company will ask OF us
anything that is unfair or unreason-
able, and Afchison should meet it in
the same liberal spirit. AtchisOn needs
the Rock Island. Its extension
through this city would be of great
advantage to us. Ii would
give AtchisOn "boom." Ii
would promote the growth, the COM
merce, the industries, of this city. Ii
would establish. definitely and for
ever, the commercial Importance oil
Atchison IL would help every bust
moss establishment, every factory,
every mill, every industry in our
midst.
We trust that our people, one and
all. will unite in an effort TO secure the
extension of the Rock Island through
MISUNDERSTANDING
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-18
THE u. PIN KANSAS.

The Union Pacific railroad, owing
to an existing congressional law, has
been like a river without tributaries,
or a tree without limb. The law as
it stands allows the road to build no
branches or feeders. An effort is be-
ing made to have the law changed per-
hitting the L. p. to reach out for sup
port. The indications are that the
scheme will prove successful. If it
should be there will be more fuss in
Southern Kansas than now appears on
the face of things, for the Z. p. can
reach much valuable territory and
chesply.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-18
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

During the last seventeen years the
Protestant churches Of Brooklyn have
paid 5000, 900 Of church debts.-Broos.
Ign Eagle.
The New York churches have APP
pointed q committee Of three whose
duty it shall be TO prevent the desecra-
ton of the Sabbath-N 7. T15Nne.
The Indian school ut Lawrence,
Kan. has experienced a remarkable
revival. resulting in the conversion Of
nearly half the pupils.
The demand for young men to take
charge of creamerics at the South Is %
great that the Mississippi Agricultural
College is forming class for special
instruction In this industry.
A Catholic priest in Pennsylvania
brought 4 suit in court to coniPel his
bishop to assign him to parish work
The court decided that the bishop wAs
under no obligations to do this-PAilo-
deiphia Press.
The Foreign Missionary Society Of
the Lutheran church in Baltimore has
sent sixteen hundred dolls to . mission
in India, where they will be distributed
to the little heather who are attending
school connected with the misei0p.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-18

Kanopolis proved big sell, if not
an unmittigated fraud. The people
who went to the big sale of lots found
no city nor any prospects of one. The
big trunk lines of railway in course Of
construction had never been surveyed
even and the congregated buyers at the
future capital and center of the United
States went away badly disguised.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-18
MULVANE.
To the Editor OF the Eagle.

To she Editor OF the Eagle.
Decoration day will be observed in
Mulvane, Monday, May 81, 1886, as
follows:
1. At the sound Of the drum the
post S. o. V. will assemble at their
hall in full uniform, and after short
address by Post Commander Thomas
n. Trickey, will proceed TO Main street
in front of J. E. Shaw's drug store,
and fall in line in the following order:
S. o. V. in front, q. A. r. next, and
the Masons and Odd Fellows next.
2. The procession will start at pre-
cisely 10 O'Clock and march in column
of tours with arms reversed. and the
music shall be that of fife and drum
only. The line of march shall be the
same as it was year ago. As the
procession moves by the different
churches a momentary halt will be
made to allow the Sunday schools to
take their places IN the procession.
Upon arrival at the rink hollow
square will be formed with cenotaph
in center.
8. Song-"Waiting and Watching
for Me-"
4. Prayer by Rev. j. Il. McQuawn.
5. Address by Post Commander
Thomas N. Trickey.
6. Hymn" Coutry, IT'S of
Thee"
z. Memorial address by William Nc
Donald, of Wellington.
8. Prayer by the chaplain.
9. Hymn" Nearer My God to
Thee"
10. Ssluting the dead.
IL. Benediction by Rev. McQuawn.
JOHN LOGAN,
Il. a. HALL,
LEWIS SCOTT,
Eammitfee
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-18
| also have exclusive sale
Of VACANT PROPERTY in
all directions, Am offering
lots in College Hi addition
which will double in value
Before The Next 90 Days,

Residence Property at prices
ranging from Five Hundred Dol.
lars tn Two Thousand.
Don't fail to examine my list
before buying.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-18

Hr. Powderly in his last communi-
cation to the public says that at the
next meeting of the general assembly
of the KNIGHTS of Labor some legisla-
ton is likely to be adopted for the
speedy expulsion from the order of
men who would advocate or uphold
lswless methods. In the same paper
in which this communication was pub
lished appears the testimony OF Mr.
Joseph Cramer, who stated before the
congressional committee that while he
was Knight of Labor and striker
he was ordered by the master work
man of his assembly to proceed to a
certain place and stop a freight train.
This he refused TO do on the ground
that it would be violation of law,
and he was expelled from the order.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-18

will offer a stock Of Staple
Goods on Douglas Avenue for n
few day. This is a rare chance
for business.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-18

The Junction City Union says "the
coons will keep up their racket until
an Irishman by the name Of Tim Nc
Carthy, at Larned, will be auditor OF
tat ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-16

vhsss W sAsAidala rsnksA u Asiiag'
toa ysdsss NJ - vs1ss ahsa1 u ~ -
tieksA " Bsan1sg1n vaIssA1ss - vstoa
il rsrs Davis - vsts6 - y $500
Hos6htos ~ ~ AAssd. M usilaG
sks DeEocrAilo oasdidsas To- saAass stler-
Hsy. died before Ne day 81 siscsios. hi
ths vos<s he'd bssa psissSd AID circulated
ssa Tho vots - osst for him " ans u
The tovns
Tbs majority 10 this county \ iAssss
shsn asuai and ths Rspublicsss ass ossa
more united. There y 90 reason uLy
thsy nsy not b. unissd in ths future sad
70 hcps, 10 1858. 10 - their nsjonsy oss
thossaad and moro.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-16
W Ell. L


estab lishe1 fact, that we are head.
quarters for Boots and Shoes. Be.
fore buying elsewhere, it viii pay
yon to look over our stock. We aim
to keep nothing but reliable goods,
that we can warrant to give satisfac-
ton. We keep in stock. . full line
OF Jas. N. Smiths fine shoes fol
ladies wear. Also . full line Of Kip
and Calf Boots and Shoes from O.
Kendall q Co., Of Athol, Mass.
These goods have attained . world
wide reputation, and are sold on their
merits. We have q few job lots in
ladies and children's shoes, which
are frst-class goods for everyday
wear, but are : little tout Of style.
We shall sell them regardless Of
marks, to close them out.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-16

We have . nice line Of plain and
brocaded Velvets, Velveteens, and
Pushes, Satins, Trimmings, Buttons
braids, Innings, stay springs, hustle
springs. whalebone, featherbone and
and in short everything in the line
Of dress trimmings.
II has become a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-16
THE ELEcrlox.

Fall returns OF the recent election show
that ths vote wss quite full for On OF yeal
and The Republican majority i it'll,
larger than the average OF year. The &C.
srssass subsrnssorial vote east il $3.50
Of which Ormsbee rscsived 81. 1851; Shurt-
led. 1901; 6sslsy. 1881; srssuback and
scattering 275. . Republican majority
Of is.7S3 asd plurality Of 205o0. Ths
Prohibition vote vas drawn mostly from
The Republican party. One hundred and
tsa towHs oomprising The 6rst congress
ioaal district give Stewart l6.060. and
Brigham 670l. scattering $40. Stsvart'a
plurality 1890 and : majority Of l0.o5o.
One hundssd and thirty one towns, CON.
pridag " sseoad congressional disssict,
give grout. lS.s ol. Folsom, 7s2l and scat-
ssrias %. making CIRCUITS majority. li.0is
and HI plurality ll.os3. The represents
sivss s,ssssd arc divided politically =
follovs.
Ednuuds (rsps) l55
Anti Ednunds (rep) G
Ssnight (rsp) "a
Prohibition lrsp) 2
HtrAisht (asm) 81
Edmupds ldem) 4
Total $50
The Democrats were calculating on hav.
ing a Increased number Of member 10
The Legislature setting The figures d 60
InstsAd Of that shsss ha~ bean large fall.
ing Of ssd they viii have barely 80. With
oss In The ssasss. They did everything
possible 70 encourage The Asht against
Rdausds end has split ~ Rspsblican
party. bst thsir efforts vsrs vain. The
party sss enly showed itssli intact = far
= ~ slaas ticket y cosesrnsd bat the
Legislature will have a overwhelming ma
iosisy ios Edmusds. inciadisg several Ed
nssds Deuocssis.
rAsrs ~ sssoas indications that cutsids
isAusses ~ sssd 70 dsisat Elnunds. A
Nsu Yosk man. % snployss Of ths 7bib-
sss - sassssd 70 sdis ~ Rutland 7ss-
sra~ which pspss 80 ssst brcsdcast over
ths stalA o. ths eve u election TIE
Nsv Ycsk HvaLf hsd ioag article ssnt
fsoa Vermont predicting ths overthrow d
shs Rspsblioas passy ID tAs stale Il The
''Edsusds nag" sbosld perssst in elsss-
ise hin. IT, sisctioa sAoss that ths
''Edussds rias" is composed. Of the great
nsss " hos~s R<publicass d The
stale. votsu vho arr opposed 10 "rinss"
Of asy HAD and who voted for Eduusds
bsessss b. sever resorts 70 rings and ring
meshcds.
10 this cosEty - give ouly ths sggrt-
gaia fos The Leading candidates The oshss
cossty cGosrs having soost The sams ns-
jssity - shs ssss4 ticket there being lea
scssschiss shss usual. Oar rsssrss shcs
shss osasbss hsd 9siQvosss 10 sAis ccas-
y. Sssrsi<f lSss. Jsasos 397a. valsasins
ssts. Davis 1874 Hosghsos 1877. Orns-
bss's majority IL NJ ecusty b va. Jad-
sca's majority ovss Davis Sos ssssscs b
81 ssd vsisatiss's over Houshtcs Il WI.
1Ss vote - sinosa ~ sans - ths vote
= ~ slaAs siskse sxesps 10 " tcvns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-16
OoMMIssIONER's NOTICE.

Estats OF CRARLHs FIELD,
The underpgnsd, having beee apDeiate1 by
the Hon. Probate Court for The dis(Iist Of Mas.
chester, Commissioner. 70 receive. .eSemins asa
saalnst The estate Of
Charles Field Late Of Dorset
In said district deceased, and all sIatns eshib.
itsdin ofsst thereto, hereby sivs notes that "
VIII meet fss ne p.rpcsss aiorss.ia.
On day Of October and "a DAY u February psIs.
from 3 o'clock 4. y. un6l O'Clock ?. \.
o said days, ndtAat IL neaths from ths ~
~ Of August \. D., isee, e ths tine limited
BY said Court for said creditors 70 present heb
Dated q Manchester. this md day Of Assssa
AID. 1855. ~
~, HI FL s1 ,. ISsE1z;cr. os-sr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-16

Does your House Need : Coat Of
Paintf Everyone knows that money
spent in improvements Of that kind
il well
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-16

6isss ~ szssiisst tsoAtiag 81 ~ tAsss-
YER ia Aily '1ans B" = ~ Hssss
Bsssdsa' nssaisg ~ vssk. ~ evnss.
NJ. Z Bowman. u 1sllasA - sslsssd
5000 ~ ~ ~ ~ ssass fos ~ daa.
''KsshsrisA" He has alse ssfuesd 40
~ ~ tvo-ysas Cd sislss. II. Bowman
says h will taks els0o loe 'sEnna B" ~
- thisks shs 90 ecvss kalf . nile = ~
Fair Hsvea tFnek u LII ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-16
DAVID o. HOHLEY'S EsrAfs.

In Probate Court held d Manchester, within
and for said District on The 9Th day Of Sep
tsmbsr. 4. D. 1855.
The idministsAtrors on the estate Of DAVID
@. Hoslsy late Of wishall, IL aid District. d..
eeased, proposed 10 render On Account Of their
administration on said sststs.
Whsrsupou, > eession Of sai6 Conn y ~ hold
d the Probate once u MspehssteS, u said Dis.
ssict. Oh The "a day Of Ostobss 4. D., iesa. vas
apointsd fos The sxanination snd Allowance y
said account, and for 1istTibution d NE estate
tics thereof va ordered 70 be gives V I'll per.
sons interested By The publication hereof IN ~
Manchester JounnAL. nevspapes pdoeed -
said Manchester, three weeks successfully pre-
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