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The Osceola times., 1886-08-14
THE
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THE

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OsccoIa Rain Drops.
--9S in the shade, is the way the
Thermometer registered Thursday.

thermometer registered Thursday.
Two open bolls of cotton were
received at this Office last Monday,
one sent by Mr.. +. b. Hale and the
other by Mr.. James Mills.
Airs. w. T. Williams left for
Jourdan Station, Ky, last Monday,
on . visit to her father.
Mrs. C. o. Faber and children,
left Thursday for Memphis, where
they will reside in future,
Pink Moss has been quite siok
during the week, caused by poison
from cigarette smoking,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
q e G. ! lOD
29 LIST0pADA
w w in0llie.
NaE,oSc,lstwo zafObne.

w poniedzia1ek, 0 godzinie
w pol co 10 rama, zebrafa
sic dosyc liczna gronadka
wiernyrh W naAym polsklm
kosclele ma zapowiedzlane W
poprzednq Eiedziele nabo2en-
stwo z*fobne "a poleglych bo-
jownikow "a wolnos6 polska
W lat ach lS3O-3l. Oko}o so
czlonko mieisccwej grupy
Zwlqzkowe] * Drama
tyczue" kleczalo W przpdnirh
lawach po obu stronach tru
lnny, na ktorej dwie ma krzy&
7lu2one szpady pzypom;na]y
nam bolIa,o~ow, k1orzy chlu-
bna snier6 "a Ojczyzne W
krwawe; poniesli wo!nie.
Msza sw. zalobn4 odprawii
ks. NaacEa1e0wski. poczem
wstqpif na nmbone i rozczal&-
jaca powisdziaf 1rzenowe, kto-
r4 tn poda;e W strcszczeniu.
Czcigodny kaznodH*jn, o.
! bjasoiw<zy zebranomu iullowi
In'encya nabozehStwa, W tc
7io"a c'agnqj dai2j:
Stoimy W przcdswicie wie|-
lSich vypadkbw W Eutopio pa
nuje zazlrost n.ezgoda pomledzy
mo""r'tw"mi, htorc ros arpaIy
PpI,xo. 'Wobcc {: 60 trzcba man
przy gotowNwao j sIlupiac nn~ns
SLY, tu sylsowie wyrohnl,
mo i"vhaJA-y Ojczyzny, ,wor1a
ozdw"J""ie W naszyrh szclcg1ch,
starnia sic pl:.y ya,,G " Ma. ppu!
narod Wy q i"cstciy tacy Syno-
vic wyrodnl ~ .ojn sc nave,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
Zahyanie Wiecyorne.

Q eodZne w poi d. Sane,
wieczorem zebraio sic l;czuv
grono Polakow i Polek wi
non kich do wspania!e godla-
mi obrazami nnrollowelncml
oz1obionej Hall kollla Drama.
,yczrego, gdzie slowein j PIE
suiq miula bvG czczana pa
mice bohaterow naszvch 4 re
wolucyi W latdch lS30-3I.
Nasamprzoi kilku m}odych
ludzi, mlanowiric PIP. StefM'
Rleszotarski kuzmirz Lisi"ki
zecerzy drukarn |'Iuusa, r
nil X4borowsLi, FIR. Gru~z
czynsNi j Ant. Giubka, pod
dyrekcyq y Jolcta Brudnocl
"dsp!ewalo pieSh narodoua
Ho5e cos Po'ale p"czem prz"
wodn.czqc.y k".sa DG#m4tyrz-
"ego p. 'j"c. h"WrSc1u"ds
zapros'I i. H'nnri~eAu Grus.
czyish5eyo, aby powieJzial NO
We WstGpna.
Pan &. powitawszy zebru-
nych skrcsIll historya naS1ycl
walk, wy siI' ii, meczaIn i plz
sLad"vah, po@z4w,zy cd So
b c~'l'og ~ do re~olucy
1880 II r., ku i,on w sze
$40 81" rozwodz1c mad p1zy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02

iud1e, hfsk".ncy Sc po manow
each ko>sololityzmu, ludzic boz
znsad, bea cbarnkteru narudowe %
NazN wuJa ON mas ZwiaxHouvel
zyca'nl, ale sehy oni tvlko miel
y lie rolrl ytNzmu W s3rrach, il,
&" n. p. MAJ q nasi & dzi warsaw
scy? K'cdv GA poczatku astatniese
SOW stani" ro!s'>lrgo W W%r>zawle le
Mo- l;Ie z@b.l' yak onniku, no sia
c'go krzyz przed procrsy a.pocha ycli
traN ten "bnraez izre@l,a, p,zy
cltnat d" persi i dalej ni6sl rzed
p'oces.a M"my W Warszawie
Sdzieind~iej duo wvlanych, tcgicL
a'rJ otow poIsIlich pom edny BY
CAM, ktorzy choci:,z ich nuzwisl<u
c2asem ME koiicza $40 ma ,.skl"
na ,,icz', woIvhby smerG po-
niesd, niz zdradz.d splawe Ma
rodowa.
Wierznjcie, &e nj, jeden tycb,
co nas '!z'-ia. przesIaIuja, wid2qr
ware i wy'rwaf, So nasze, prxyida
cierrieG q MANI No zbaczsjm
4 raz wytNnietrj drogi pat'yotyz-
ma wierzmy mocmc, ze rk
Pan Jezus p"wjedz'at Resuryet
.'iiute, t'tuS = brat t~6i zmartw, ch-
~stsnie - TAX Poi, ka nasza d,
newego &yc;a se wzbudzi sp, In
sio na mas slowa Pana Il ,stepo":
- ia puszcze ducha swvgp
WAS, II ozyjecie! - Amen.
Po przemowie odspiewai Ks.
Michnowski miejseowym organi-
sta OBJ. Hamerskim kondukt mad
tr,1paq. a wreszcie obszedt Ks.
Aap<,.nowSlSi kolekta po koscielc,
ktora przynios'a s2s i lliliadziesi&;
centow. Wiclebny kolcltor w}asna
flare dopelniI sumo $50, u rcdak
tor 'iiarusa do4qczyf do tel kwo-
y So, zcbranych W koiku swyrh
bIizszych znaiomych, tax IL obccnic
znajduje sic W reku Ks. Michnow
skiego p. Der'lowskicgo s33, zc-
branych W Winonie ma cele naro-
dove. Peniadze te odcSIane costa
na 20 czeSci do Zazadu ZwilzkU
Mar. do Bay City, po czesc' do
Londynu.
Dodat nale@y, ac podcaas ko-
Ickty W ll"sci"!r, na zyczenIe k
MicAnow skicgc, >picwano na cztcry
gFosy p;csh narodowa Bo4e cos
Rlshe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
] ekspedvcva: Rog 2gi- CArmona ulr W,nnna Mimi

cZynami upadIlu tel rewolucyi
ktore up"trywaf W niezgodzie
i zazdrosci pomiedzy polsIli.
mi wodzami. Wreszcie zakoli
czy1 mowca mniej wiccej tenn
slowy::
"Chocia3 zgineFy q mapy c.
'ropcjsiiej granice Rzerzypo
sp"Ifej Polskiej, ME przcsta3o
istnieG W ludzie po'sIl'm zy-
Gle naro3owc, owszem 2 kal
dym dniem wzlnaga sic w SIC
resarh naszych poiega ducha
narodowego. Sq wszedzie po-
m edzy nami ludzie zdolni j
odwa2ni, pracu.qcy W cichos
ci mad odbudowauiem PolslSi
a takich ludzi obecnie luz j
W .meryce Jest zastep dosyt
Iiczny-
uP1ypatrzmy sic naszemu
Ztclqzhovl Narodo'ren1u, jak on
W sercsch swych czfonkow
wznieca ogieh mi)"sci Ojczyz
ny-pmypatrzmy sic mrowczej
,racy naszych Wlciebnych ka-
planow tuta na Zachodzie,
pracujqcych mad tenn, ably IL
trzymac W ludzie polsSim mo-
we j Ware Ojcow naszych a
larazem rzucaG w serca, da-
wniej dla sprawy narodowej
obojetne, ziarna uc2uc putryo
tycznych = przypatrzmy sic
wreszcie naszemu Cenzorowi
Fr- G1yglaszeush'ienu, jak on
-I>rzetme sic stara 0 wZrost
Zwiqzku Narodowcgo, jak CA
| EN- w lnteresle naro!owym
isty pisujje przez Gale noce,
ak skupia rodak5w W naro :
lowe grona, obje2dzajqe pol
skIe kolonlc, a ME zwazaiqc
~ t:udy i llosgta, .jal>ie po-
iroze takie "a sob4 n!osq.
I}racia, X Orgy jeszcze ME IA :
.rzycie do Zwl4zku, ilzclc ~
slosem tego Cenzora zap'sy
nc sic do weIkici prls&ie
gromady Zwiqzkowei, W kto
81 bezpicczni bs"4;ecie pre-"
wrogami, zagrazaiqcemi wa
sci narodoAos.i i waszei sw
Wlerze.
TAX, kochani Bracia i SO
ytry! Zwi4z-k na:z Nmodowy
ma bardzo dobre cele, ktolycl
yi!lo Polak yupclne pozba.
wiony uczuG narolowych lu|
ograzony w cicnnocie MIC
lice lub nie zdG}a uZnat i ola
ego .jeszcze rze>to wro5o pre-
lw Zwiqzkowi wystepWp. Ale
Herhaj sobie tacy odszczepien
y sloJq ma mas i maj szka
udrIejsze oszczcrstwa, )ednak
le sami przyznat muszq, wi
|z4c s'lutAi piracy naszeJ, IL
ZNi4zek prZyc2ynia sic do o
;wiaty, do pomnazunla u
rwai.snia >uslr~o a~b"eoyIn
i matery@lue dal2 Nor1yscI
vspierajqc o.ierocone prze
s.nic'd polsIsie rodziny.
"A vice, Bracia, ktovy je-
szcze sic chw rjeciic-przystqt
Gle co ryvhIej do Zvlqzkn MAJ
Pol, bo W MIN spoczywa ns
j ,1a Ella tutal ma wyynamlu
,r1y-zIysd PoIski.-D DppIcro j.
Iilo c1lunkcAic HHiazAu Ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
Rol L.

Pol. q chlnba bedzjemy mogli
nowiedlie6 o sobie, ze jestes-
my niewyrodnymi synami tych
ryccrzy, ktorzy tax "a wolnej
RzeczpospoIitej, iak i w po
zniejsAych powstaniach, piers
swa i 2ycie nastawiali ga via
re i Ojczyzne.
Jednym najwznloslej-
szych celGw Zwiqzku N. Pol.
Jest gromadzenie .Sharbu Ma.
rodo'rego, mWAcego sic utwo-
rye zbleranrgo pomiedZy
rodaIami naszymi " Ameryce
Grosza Polsliego. Fundusz ten
ma sluzyt na opedzenie ko-
sztow, jalSich wymagac bedzle,
gdy przyJdzie czas godzlna,
MOVE powstanie polskle W ce-
Ia wywalczenia niepodl, g}osci
naszej Ojczyzny. Do tego sto-
warzyszenla moga naIezec
wszyscy rodacy, tax me2czyz'
nj, jak niewiosty, Ia opfatq
oardzo malq, DO tylko 10 cnt.
niesiecznie.
jest to datek bardzo ma1y,
ale ie!eli bedzlc zlozony choc
tylko cd 1000 osob, to juz u
czyni 100 dol. lnles!ecznle, W
icdnvm roku zas 1900 dol, a
viec jall malego zdzbla, z
malego ziarnka wyrosIle du-
1e dr1ewo, tax tel drobnej
ofiary mohe urosc wielki ka-
pital, ktory Ojczyznie naszej
bedzie kiedys bardzo przydal-
uym.
,,Przysfowie pclskie mowi;
,,Gdzie cheG dobra i ochota,
tam szczera Jest robota Ga ia
poznawszy podczas mego 6-cIo
tygodn;awego pobytu W Wi
monte * .Jsze waszych prze-
wodri&uv szczere checi przy
piracy dIa sprawy o)czysse)
czego pomisdzy innem dalls-
cie dowudy zalo2eniem tutaj
pol,kiej gazety, ktora tax
sl.cznie sNietnie sic wywie-
Nie q swe go zadalla-nabra-
lem przckonunia, ze skoro i u
was zostanie z.}oaone stowa-
rzyszenie Gyosz Polsht, sllnego
dozua poparcia korzystnle
bedMe sie rozw.ja}o. A skoro
nasz Zwiqzek przygarnle 40
swego Iona wszystkie osady
polsilie. wtenczas W razie po-
trzeby skutecznie b7dziemy
mogli podac reke braciom Ia
morzem | dovomodz Ojczy2nie
naszej do odzyslania stracvnej
wolnosci, co dai nam, Bo2e,
: jaknajpredzej.
Nastepnie zabraf g}os redaktor
ITuru$a llieronim Derdowski W
p6Igodzinnej movie skresiiS obraz
r.woIncyi listopadowci, grupuiac
wypAdl4 historycme dolio}a osob!
%,upra.A SN;I~apcIe:go.
Ma ogdne zapraszanie zahraI
gfos jako trzeci mdwca ks. Ale'ssan
der Rajmua! Wc'mon9ki i zacheca}
obywateli ohskich do przystepo-
: waria do Zwiazku Narodowego
ora1 do opFacania stafego podatku
ma ccIc narodowe. Opfacajacy TAXI
podatck, chotby W przypadku po-
nowncgo poruszenia sic bracl ma
/ -1ych prze,iw Smiertelny'a wrogom
box hcacoie IA sl"oajcy 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
PODSZEP'T KROLOWEJ.

Nadesl"l ia redakcyi IV1a'u-
so kaplan polski Galicyi, pi,
szqcy Cd dawna sl!czne po-
wiesci dla luau, Q ktorych vie.
lc drukawala Gtciaz0hu CIe-
szynish'a.
DO manuskryptu, nam Easka-
VIE nadesla"eso, dolaczony
byl list nastepujac.y:
GumnisMa, ,,ocZta D4bica,
W dzien WV, s5$,@tyvh Sj +.
SzanownA Redakcyo |iM-
rusa W Amerycy!,
Otrzylnalen kiika nutncr6w
waszego plsin"! SzczeSc Bozc
do piracy umyslowcj i cywlIi
zac.NJjnej. PoIs'la zyJe, DO 50
pracownicy wposrod uciskow,
nledoIl, Wygnamla, ME trac4ry
nadtIel " byt odrodzcmie sic
kraju,
C1asopismo, aby utrzynad
- n4oglo ! od powiel4.ato ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02

daniu, musi staG sic pokar
mem zdrowym, oavwiaiacym,
intercsujqcym os.wircajacym.
wazam, ze |I1o1usoul braku
)e feletonu, to Jest czesci po-
wiesciowei Trudno w takich
war'nkach, w jakich parowie
2yjecie, o feIetoniste, ula tego
chciaihym donom6dz Rcda-
kcyi i posy'am plerwszq pro
be powirsci pad nazwq Pol
szeld h"olouG
JSS sic Panowie przekona
Gle, jest owa powiesc wzieta 2
history Wesier, zla .zonych z
PolSkq w czaSach trudnych
kiedy gelmanizln dusit oba kra-
je. = Ppdobnie sic dzialo jail
d1ls, kiedy germanizm dust ze
wszerh stron co jest polskie,
a]bo s4owia rskie. Spodziewam
sic, ze wzbudzicle interes W
czytaj9cych, bo sic wykaze, ae
Madzlary wNgnali, wydu>ili
Nlemcow, 7gubili krolowe "a
podszept szata hski, a oczys;ili
kraj szara6czy niemieckie.j.-
JaG sic ukonczy owa po
wleac, mogq panom eluzyt
zLowu lnszq.
Wsp1rra.jmy sic nawzajem q
przyk1adajmy cegie}Hi do ua-
szego sic odrodzenia.
J:eHalzo dalOeaoarlanka.
WszystAiall EFrancisz-
sSGiss. mianowicie Szanownemu
Ge1f7erow5 ZwiazlSu Var. Pol.
zeSefa ledakcya JViaya.so ma dzieli
} gruIinia scrdcczne lvczenia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
QS ~ la iaa5lzz / q dix q

sic z6Iisa ! czos z'ose!a6 do hyeoc-
nycA 1 2rzWiocj~ ~ Euopie
opfathi. 1Nosna toh.0, clc4c I'M
NJ su1etq spra'cltmespod:iu1lq "a
pisaG dl0 mch ;, ||1u1usu". Dro-
gle osoby u kocdunj Po!s12ej
Ojczyzuie, odblerajqc :, |Vluusa" !,
'c ha5dym tygod'uu Jed4 sobie
przypommo{y htGszych przWu-
ciot, 2apoznViq s'e 2 naszena b1o-
glenn, czerstwem 5yclem narodo-
ecena, chocdyi I mfejsi ich przWa
ciele 1 hre,cm czesto do nlch ME
p1sy7caH mle n1ojar do tego rzasu
hto eriec prugnie of(uova6 ser
COM. dYqcyn7 Na nas na zieneD
polsh'ej, za dI $50 mile 'oj-
dzto"y prezenclh, 1rychodzqcy
50 ruzy do rohw itam ocszqdza
ceniony, ten NlECHAJ ZAPE
SZE IN WIARUS1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02

v przyszlym numerze roz-
pocznie |Vla'us druk ciekawcj
powiesci POD tytu'em
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02

Nastepnic zabraf g}os redaktor
JTorttso liierouim Derdowski w
p6jIgodzinnej movie sbres!ii obraz
r,WoIncyi liStopadowej, grupuiac
wvpANlq historycznc dolso}a osobs
",urr...,s SKI ci.e;so.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-11-18

ANNUAL CONVENTION OF DAIRYNIEN.
There was a very large attendance at
the annual dairymen's convention at
Chicago when President WinsOr took
the chair Thursday morning. He made
a short speech, congratulatiDg the dairy
men on their success in securing the
passage of the oleomargarine bill. The
secretary reported that there were IL
states and territories and Canada repre-
scented. The New York city reports
showed a receipt of 93.54I ,020 pounds of
butter during the present year, con-
siderable decrease from the amount re-
ceived last year. The value of the
butter, cheese and milk handled in New
York during 1886 was $40, 5S8, 1926, an
increase OF 81, 900, 900 over 1885 {, 900, 900
pounds of OleOmargarine were received
from Chicago, and 100000 pounds
manufactured in New York, and $50, :
600 pounds were received from other
sodrces. Out of this, 100000 pounds
and over were sent away, showing that
the people of New York ate little butter.
Reports from Boston, Philadelphia and
other large butter markets showed an
encouraging condition of dairy affairs.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-11-18
STATE ITEM S.

Charles B. Irish has been appoint
ed postmaster at South Hero, to sue
coed A. B. Keller.
Two young men of Winooski named
Ladd and Stoddard have been arrest
ed for assaulting man with gun.
Burton & Holyoke, Of St. Adams.
have recently shipped from Middle
bury station 112 merino rams, des-
tined for the ranch at Ellsworth Kan.
Harvey Castle and wife, of Castle
ton, celebrated the 50th anniversary
of their marriage on Tuesday Of last
week.
The First Baptist church, of Brat
tleboro, has extended unanimous
call to Rev. +. J. Parry, Of Burling-
ton.
The Barnard panther is now owned
by the State and will soon be on ex-
hibition in the State cabinet. 1t is
doubtless the largest panther that has
been killed in the State for many
years.
E. G.. Parmenter, assist book
keeper at the Batchelder fork works,
in Walllngford, was recently married
to Miss Carrie Batchelder, wealthy
young lady of Wallingford, and a
daughter of John G. Batchelder.
Meyer, the murderer Of Krause,
who is confined in States Prison, at
tempted suicide recently with a piece
of glass he had obtained somewhere.
He made an ugly wound, but was
alive at last account.
Will Shamponey, of DIcIndoes, the
young man who suffered the amputa-
ton of both feet two months ago, is
now working at full pay for the lum-
her company. his business being to
run the stationary engine.
Manager Aver, of the Vermont
! construction company, of st. Adams,
has just closed contract to build
two iron bridges on the line of the
BrattlebOro and Whitehall road. The
bridges are to be of standard gauge,
and are to cost about $4,000.
Hon. John Porter, father of Hon.
G. W. Porter. Secretary of State, died
at his home in Quechee Saturday
morning, after a brief illness. The
deceased was a highly esteemed citi-
zen of Windsor County, and had held
many Offices Of trust and responsible
ty. His age was SO years.
Rev. Lucius L. TiIden, retired
clergyman, died at his home in Nash
ia, n. H., on the 9th. He was born
in Cornwall, VT, was a graduate of
Middlebury in the class of the late
Senator Foot, and had been Congre-
gational pastor at Rutland and Bethel.
He leaves a wife and several grown
up children.
1t took II yoke of oxen to draw
the under base of the Brattleboro SOL
diers' monument from the station to
the common after a team of 16 horses
had been unsuccessfully tired. The
block weighs "a tons, is IL feet
square and 20 inches thick. 1t was
taken from the Lyons quarry at West
DummerstOn.
Mrs. Baxter, a widow 20 years old,
was found drowned at Middleburv in
barrel of rain water last week. A
kerosene barrel had been set into the
ground, projecting about six inches
above the surface. Head down in this
barrel the woman was found still
grasping household utensil in each
hand. 1t is supposed that she went
to the barrel to rinse out these uten-
sis, and slipping, fell headlong into
the barrel in such way that she was
unable to extricate herself.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-11-18

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strongly urge upon our readers the ne
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ly newspaper of the first class, such, fol
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The independent will prove help, an in-
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-11-18

WOMAN SUFFRAGE.-The woman suf-
fragiSts, after day of elation for the
intelligence that woman suffrage had
been passed into an enactment by one
branch of the Legislature of Vermont
are confronted the next by the news
that the other branch rejects the bill by
vote of nearly 2 to l. This is typical
of the history of the movement all
through the country. When it is not
secuted, it is never taken seriously
The minds of men refuse to cOntem-
plate it as a practical issue. 1t is prob
able that, of those who voted for it in
the Vermont House of Representatives
very few had the thought that their ac-
ton was more than complimentary
formality. There are people who have
a speculative opinion that woman suf-
frage might produce good results, and
there are a small number who are ear
nest in the belief that it is the reform
that the age most of all needs but the
great mass of voters decline to consider
it as something that has reached a stage
where it is appropriate for them to have
formed an opinion in earnest about it.
Their chief feeling toward it is one of
curiosity, and of rather languid curios-
ity even then.-BOStOn Herald.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-11-18

The Magazine Of american History fol
November is notable for a superb por-
trait OF Thomas Pownall, member OF
the colonial congress at Albany in 1854
and Governor of Massachusetts from
1857 to 1850, and later a distinguished
English statesman and author. This
is supplemented by an admirably illus
trated sketch of Pownell's career. which
is of special interest to the people of
New York, Massachusetts, and Yer
mont. Among the illustrations is a fine
view of Cohoes Falls, taken from draw
ing made on the spot by Gov. PownalI.
it is paper of uncommon importance.
owing to the wealth of new information
1t contains. Numerous other papers,
dealing with historical subjects, make
the number one of the best ever pub
lished.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-11-18
Estate OF Azuba D. Page.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Lamoille
Commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of Azuba ID. Page, late of VAUDEVILLE, in
SAID district, deceased, and all claims eXnIDIted
II ~ c ti nereDy give n9tioe tna' W
Inn in Waterville, aforesaid on the 2Ist day Of
December and 4th day of March next, from 10
O'Clock a. nj. until O'Clock p. m. each of said
days, and that six months from the 18th day
of September A. ID. 1856, is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Waterville this sth day of November
1856. HENRY SMILE,
j. V. STEVENS,
SO C0mmissioners.