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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04
Ohio Centennial at Columbus via b. Il o.
Railroad.

On September 4th low rates and train ar
rangements to the opening of the Centen-
NAL at Columbus. Fare $275 for the
round trip; good for return passage until
September 5th, inclusive. Trains leave
Wheeling, W. Va. at 1915 P. NJ, $3.50 A.
NJ, 500 A. NJ, 9:25 A. NJ. For full infor.
nation call on agents of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Police Business for August.

The fines and costs ass essed in Police
Court, yesterday morning, footed up
81, 1908 80, about as big a month as we have
had of late years. The arrests were $50 in
number, divided ~ follows among the
force: Dunlap, %; Watson. 20; West, l6;
Bsll, Is; Carney, Is; Lukens, II; Gaus,
I; McNichol, 6; Shorts, 6; Hazlett, 5; Dew
lin, 5; Killsen, 3; Druschell, 3; Wilkie, 3;
b 90 Officer Thayer, 3; Junkins, 9;
Grubler, ?; Desmond, Il Chief Smith, !;
and Deku, 0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04

Low Rate Excursion to Columbus for
Catholic Day, September TIN, Via b. .
o. II. X.
For night trains September 9Th and
morning trains September 7th the B. & 0.
will sell round trip excursion tickets 10
Columbus at the low rate Of 81 Is. Trains
leave Wheeling at $50 p. m, 1915 p. m,
9:25 q m. Tickets good 10 return mp TO
and including September 9Th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04

THE CAMPAIGN TEXT BOOK for
1855 A. now ready, and VIII De fur-
nished ON application Co the Natienai
Demoeratic Committee, 10 West ssth
NJ. New York city. Price 81 90. I'm
quantities OF ave or mere 90 cents
each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
WIN Hardl, bs . Strike,

The ensravers in the Pittsburg- Flint
Glass factories are still at work and the in
crease in wages which they demanded has
not been granted. Little is being said,
out it is quietly reputed that President
smith has refused to grant permission for
them to strike, believing that it is unwise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04
mbeelins Resister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
rnnrmomesar Record.

Mr.. q. Schnspf, the Opera House drug
zist, made the following observations OF
the temperature Saturday: a. M,
63; 9 q. m, 10; ~ N, so; p. m, 81;
INN II. Weather fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04

HENRY JACOBS 4 Co. IS dry goods store
will he closed next Thursday, on account
Of il being . holiday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04

The LiasIy Institute "Opens Monday,
Sepfem Der 10th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04

mile END" Spool Cotton has white
cotton on black spools.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
The Session Opened Yesterday ut the Gus
tom House.


tom House.
The United States District Court, Judge
Jackson presiding, met yesterday, but no
business CT importance WAS transacted.
A grand Jury was directed to be sum-
moned for Wednesday morning at ten
o'clock.
The case of the United States v. Nelson
Vergin, charged with violation of the
pension laws, was set for Thursday morn
ing; the United State'v Dennis Gardner,
charged with violation of the election
laws, for the same day, aud also the civil
suit of Paul Graft v. John Van Meter, in
assumpsit.
The criminal docket will be called to-
isy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04
MANY HAVE GONE FORTH

into the world to bless humanity and re-
fleet credit upon the institution from which
they were graduated. And our school
board, fully aware to the needs of the
present hour, when the old building had
accomplished its mission, pulled il to the
ground and instead erected this beautiful
structure, thst is q credit to the city and
will prove a blessing to the people. We
have met together to-day as officers, teach
ers, patrons and friends, to dedicate this
structure to the cause of education in our
city, and it is right on an occasion like
this that we should seek higher spprecis-
ion Of our privilege, and more perfect
knowledge Of our duties and responsible
ties. Let us consider then the char
acter of the work TO be done here
in relation to the public good, and some
of the dangers that threaten our free school
system against which we need to guard.
First We are to develop the mind and train
the intellect TO think. Second, to develop
the body and train the hand to work.
The speaker then set forth the advantages
of industrial education ss seen in Germany
and the necessity of like system in this
country. 1--WE are" he continued, Ito
develop the moral nature and train the
conscience to truth and honesty. We sre
TO teach the lesson of obedience and loyal
to the law of the land and
loyalty to the government under which
we live" Here the speaker referred to
the disloyal element in society that has
come to rs from the despotie governments
Of the old world, whose first con-
Germ when they come among rs
TO DISREGARD LAW
aud plot the overthrow of the Republic.
They are propagating their species among
us. We are to reach them in the public
schools and instill into their minds and
hearts the true principles of patriotism.
''This work stands related to the best
interests of our homes. IL is related to
The spread of Christianity>in our midst, for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04
DIDN'T GET THROUGH.
THE GRAND JURY PUTS IN A SOLID
DAY.
An Unprecedented Number Of Witnesses Summoned.
Will Resume This Morning at
Ten O'clock.

The Circuit Court convened for the Sep
TENDER term at ten o'clock yesterday morn
irg, Judge Jacobs presiding in Part One, and
Judge Boyd in Part Two. The announce
msnt was made that the jury in Part Two
would be summoned for Monday next,
and in Part One for Tuesday next.
The docket will be called in Part Two at
nine thirty this morning, and in Part One
at two this afternoon.
The grand jury were charged soon after
Court convened, and went to their
room very promptly, John Frew being
elected foreman. The attendance Of wit
hesses has never been psralleled in the his
tory of the Court, there being no fewer
than two hundred and twenty summons
out, as compared with ninety seven at the
last session. The collection of people who
crowded the upper corridor of the Court
House and the witness aud jury rooms,
was consequently an exceedingly
varied and interesting one, compris-
ing prostitutes, thieves, confidence
sharpers, fast young men, gamblers,
gentlemen who have reputation of know
ing where Sunday drink is to be obtained,
bar-keepsrs, police, distressed-looking
mothers with nursing babies and crying
children, business men, young girls on the
way to the bad, and old girls who have
reached that goal long ago, reporters,
add ordinary everyday citizens. All day
long the members of this eminently mis.
cslisneous crowd cooled their heels around
the building, each individual impstiently
yet anxiously awaiting the tap on the door
and the Reckoning finger which was to
summon him or her into the pres
ence of the dozen or 20 of dignifed and
generally elderly gentlemen whose bust
ness it was to find out what was known as
to alleged infractions of the law. At six
o'clock the jury adjourned until this
morning, when il will reassen bic and con.
tinue the work of turning out true bills. "
There was general feeling in interested
circles yesterday and last night that the
Jury meant business" this time, and that
lots of folks were going to get into tronble.
So large list Of witnesses means an I'M
usually long string of cases, and the re-
turn made to the Court will very likely be
full of interest to the community at large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04
HONEST CREDIT
DEAL
E ARE STRANGERS TO YoU--.-bu
hope neither you nor ourselves will Lon,
strangers to HONEST CREDIT. For O.,
ll1O MAIN STREE,


upon ourselves. Let explain what honest credit J
furniture business means You want to get Furn
Carpets Oil Cloths, etc.--say TEN DOLLARS worth n
haven't so much money to spare We have the good
bought and paid for. If you come to pay ONE DOLL
cash, and promise to pay FIFTY CENTS each week til !
goods are settled for then We'll give you credit youn
these weekly payments promptly tho credit will be hon
If you don't it won't. If you want TWENTY DoLI3
worth of goods we only ask TWO DOLLARS cash and a
DOLLAR each week. II we trust you enough to give =
our goods and take per OF pay your promo
ought you not to be honest enough to redeem them
think you will or we wouldn't have come here Our repu
ton for square dealing is above challenge; and the best
anybody make youis an HONEST SYSTEM OF CREDIT
you purchase good sized bill
YOUR own terms propose mako FREE al
Beaire Benwood Bridgeport Martins Ferry and
this house Ia HONEST CREDIT Isn't for ID
interest defend that motto?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04

See what the Nep York Halter and Parrier says:
The only decided novelty Ia curls that has
come to our notice is that OF the Miller HAT IL
Is entirely new, 40 fa- rs our recollection goes,
and while difficult at first TO put 10, has none OF
the ugly appearance that IL 10 often The fault OF
fancy curls On the contrary, the Miller curl Is
graceful and stylish, and will create sensation
Sheu issued, which will not be until August
sep4r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04
Guardians Appointed.

ouhrulans Appoihtou'
John Beckett was yesterday appointed
guardian for the orphans of Jennie Beck
EFT, deceased. Boad, 5000; T. P. Young,
surety.
Frederick Hauauer Was appointed guard.
ian for tho orphan children Of N ses Han
auer, deceased. Bond, $1,000; II. Bser,
surety.
In Search of Glass Workers.
Mr.. James Russell, formerly Of the
Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. glass works,
but now of the DAzsll works, at Findlsy,
was in the city yesterday in search Of
vorkmen for his plant, which is to start
up the first OF the coming week. 1t is
understood he succeeded in obtaining
quite num- er of men, and that the party
will leave Friday morning.
Before the Justices.
John Neider was before Justice G illespy,
last evening on n charge of profane swear
ing. He WAS fined one dollar and'cost
William Frazier WAS committed by JUS.
tice Davis i'm defanlt OF 5000, to await the
action OF the grand jury ON the charges OF
obtaining money under false prstensss al
legged against him.
w. Ssvageot was fiued S. and costs
for assault before Justice Davis, yesterday.
Transfers Of Real Estate.
The folio wing transfers of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks Office,
yesterday:
Deed made April 8, 1888, By the city Of
Wheeling, to Christina Able. for lot No.
LOST in the Peninsula cemetery. Con-
sideration, 500.
Deed made June 81, 1888. by Margaret
E Whitman, and husband, to Martin L.
Connolly, for one acre of ground on Dixon's
ruo rnud (tonaidaratinD SkO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04

This valuation was apportion ed among
the districts, by the Board, as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-04

The Auditors certificate Of tho value
of railroad property within the county
was made ~ follows:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-17
STATE NEWS.

Henry Estabrook of Sutton, recently de
re,..d. after making certain hequ"SlS III
his will. l,aves one third NJ the renain Ter
IA Hatcs College at .eNiSton Me, and those
acunnintrd with the value "i hls estate say
il "a IN amount to at least ) 600.
l. J Rau,haw, workman on a gravel
train of the st. ,luhnsbury and Lake Cham
nl,in road. was run over Icy the cars on
Friday at s.. Juhusbnry and 80 la lly hurt
TINT he died in few hours,
Several ul the Vermont Grand Army
no-ts nnI Woman's Relief corps have slgnl-
G.d their intention to furnish rooms IN the
uey Soldiers Home. Among these are
The organizations at Bennington, Burllng-
ton. Bradford, Windsor and underhlll'
The something for nothing game was
successfully played at st. InhnShhry laSt
yy,.k A travelling ductcr began selling
~ cent remedy aud gave back the money
With an extra quarter to those who bought
lie lid the same with a 30 cont cure, an'
then promised gold watches, etc, with d
JnIl,r medicine. The watches proved "a he
toys and the qlack cleared out with about
5000
Te. 2Gth annual conference and canr
meeting of the Seventh Day ADV entist, VI
| Le h,li nt Vest Randolph from Aug -
{ Sept I, 1883
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-17

Quarterly meeting services at the Metho.
dist church next Sunday. There will Ice
love feast at l2.li and preaching servlc" at
I o'clork, followed 10y the administration ol
the sacrament Rev. W. :. SmitherN viii
preach and conduct the services.
" err. L. officers for the ensuing year
President, Miss Mary Spencer vice pr"Nl-
dents. Mrs. Clara T.. Barber Mrs Emma
Il Ware: secretary, Mrs. Mary Nnrhes
ter. treasurer, Mrs. Anna K. Spencer Su
prriutrudcuts Franchise, Miss NJ. f. Spen
GER. hygiene, Mrs Eva q. Mann, sunday
s,hpol. Mrs Mary H. Johnson kindersar
ten. MIR, Rose A. Walrott,
The sunday school missionary concert at
tine Baptist church, postponed last SUNDAY
uu account of the weather, will Ice held next
sunday at one O'Clock.
Some Vacation Thoughts will he pre-
~euled 10y the pastor at the CongregauonI,a,l
church next Sunday, founded on Mark d:''l
The pastor at the Universalist church
Nill take for subject next Sunday 'Jndg
meut bay, the text being Romans 20.
The town meeting held on Wednesday T.
consider the matter of building "a new vii
age bridge was fairly attended. The meet
ing WIS called tn order 10y Town Clerk A.
N johnson, aud e. NJ. Russell was chosen
mudcrutur The selectneu made statements
regarding present condition of the bridge
and furnished estimate Of approximate OK
p"uSe of new structures, both wu"d auI
mon Mr. Sage, representing the herln
bridge company uf Connecticut, also made
estimate T.. l.. Barnard moved that the
-rlectmen be- instructed Ia build an IRON
bridge, and upon ballot, ~ voted yes ano
.! no.
understand that r. T.. Wheeler ha'
sold his drug store unl stock 10 Charles H.
Iurmclce who will take possession brtohel
l,t We hope Mr. Wheeler will hmlld
handsome block upon his Robinson lot ah'
that he will have IA hall that viii accom-
mplutr over 200 people.
Miss Jennie, daughter Of Daniel Medbery
encountered a bear while going alter the
COWS in her fathers pasture ON lueS'lhy
lruiu instead Of running away came 10
wards her and manifested more iamIllarlJS
than was pleasant, Whereupon the youhs
lady made considerable haste in reaching
the house
%. NJ lawtom of Brooklyn was IN tow
over sunday We are glad to note ms Srea'
Is improved condition of health.
Recent visitors Lewis n. Smith and so
of Worcester, Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Stearl'
of Bro,klyn, Mrs Frank Ray of New YORK
f. Richardson Of Brattleboro aud Lew
Nrlhrry of Worcester.
The Agricultural Society are 10 have som
Very handsome AUTOGRAPHED show bills t9'
year The printing viii he done at IN
Times Office.
We trust Rev. Mr. Sexton will repeat IN
most excellent discourse of last SUNDAY ht
fore larger audience.
q, NJ. Russell will deliver his illustrate
lecture, BATTLES aud Leaders OF the CIV
War at Union hall, Newfane, IhursdA
evening, Sept, 18th.
The preachers meeting, ms previously al
uuuucrd, will Ice held at the Methodl
church sept 10 There will be- Ser .,I,
Tuesday night. Wednesday morning wili !
given 10 the presentation of papers ON an
rrent subjects connected with church ""r'
Ia the afternoon of Wednesday the woman
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-17
.CHAPIN'S
PHENOMENAL CURES


CruIh. Hrmo,fhug., Lutg Disease. Mrs. \ l..
,tlt.y West AuIo,rr. y 4. -,ruup iu last stage.
of consumption. br Gdgr cured hrr aud SHE b.
NOV, rugged and we'll /. q. Uuutwrll. NuntIr.
Her VI very low with lung di-,.-,. nr GI.,.
cured him aud did not ~r' hmm. Mrs /. \. Saw
yrr. kr'u", y II. h1d severe cough and e 'r
rhas, pr Gage treated her two years amt
has had NO hrmurrhag''s since.
F,Hdir Comphi,nfS, Oroui1H IiulnrS, etc..
My wife mad hr"n treated a year and a half 10y
uu,. of Cuucpr,l'~ specialists hy means of the uS
ual disgusting lucll treatment until her health
was almost ruined nr Glg,. cured hrr rtl-'tual
IN hN his new and pleasant treatment. OLIVER
Mrs William baldwin. ST. IohuSbury, Vt. chr.
rl of falling ovarian irritation, liberation, etc
Mrs ! f. Fields, Milford. y. H., had been treated
for nine years, until nearly a wreck. br Gage
cured her without the Disgusting local treatment
Mrs Mary Smith, Fast Camilla, \ II Cured Of an
ovarian tnnInr rs larsr rs a person. head
CdIC'IS. HlmnrS, etc. Alvin Bruce of Williams
willie. had a cancer un his face. Under br. Gag 8
treatment 1t has disappeared. q. Ambrose. Lon
duudrrty, y. IT,, cured of a cancer ON his lip. i
VI. D"", Nnrthlrld, Vt, cured of cancer On hi'
uuSr
CaforfL, HrafncSs, Dis,hargiug EaS DIR
Gup,. cured my SON uf deafness aud discharginu
ears. which had afflicted him since five Years of
age. ISAAC lh"rTRtrK, Londonderry, y. IL Mary
\. Baldwin. kVrur, y. H., deafness AMI dl~rlurg
ug ears, cured. Miss NJ. j. Barnet, Mai"", \
II aged ~, h1d tTuarrli and very deaf; cured aI'
can hear whisper Amos Young, berry Depot
! y. II. Lucrative atarh had eaten hole through
roof of mouth, cured.
tnr,,,d iriH Hrhing. Rnruinguid UjschnIJiH,
/ Huutu,N My SON Was hrlpl,ss iu hrd with ter
rihl, huuiuIs which covered the entire hudN. Dr
| Gag. has cured him. lie has also cured me of
! SERIOUS difficulty. G.. W BEAS, West Brentwood
y II
Fiightfd Hrriing Tram the Kjincgs. u wa
| So luW with kidney disease aud had such fright
| fu hrmurrhagr that my physicians gave me M
! hops and abandoned my cas-. A. q last rrSur
| my snu cu suited pr ,iagr who sent r"mrdr
] without seeing me which have effected a cure.
| have not hrn So we'll for II years. Dr. Lew 4
! nopGF Waterford. VT
! Hruri Bis,uSc. b,bHiiB, etc. Mis-, Lille wi
! Haus, -. Elliot street, liuttlrl"rn, VI, routinr
| tn bed with heart difficulty. \ remarkable rrcu'
! cry. Many other rnsas given
HHdncsS, Sprc EB'S, etc.. had scr"iulnu
| opththalmia aud my sight was very poor. III
Gage cured me- su can read time print. ANN
| COOPER Krrur, y IT, My daughter was hlin'
| Dr Gage cured hrr. NArHANIEL WILLIAMS, SCI
| trr's liluck, Manchester, y II
| Spinal biycds' fiu,d and Gduird e. PpiudS.
q. 5, Appleton, Esq, uf Burlington, our we
known ticket agent al the deput, says hr has
relative that was helpless with spinal disease lh'
nr Gage has cured. She ias gained % pounds
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-17

II. /. TURNER, tp,,,,,is.i,,,,,.rs
3 $. II. LAIElI4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-17
.OMMIssIONKRs, NOTICE.

u ESTATE or W LILLIAN NEFllllAM.
The undersigned, having hrcu duly appointed
hy the Honorable Probate Court for thc District of
Marlhuru Commissioner, tu receive, examine and
adjust AN claims and demands ui all persons
against the estate at WIN NEtbllAM, late ut
Maplsloru, in said district. decreased, and all
claims rNhihit4l ia offset thereto, hereby give mo-
ts' that we will meet for th" purIns' aforesaid
al the dwelling housr of j. Il. IfllS in Dover,
in snid district, ON the twenty ninth day eff Sep
trulH'r and the twenty siNth day of January.
u'Nt, from one ucluch q. N. until four "rluCk
from the sth tln, of August A. D. lNss, is the
time limited by said court fer said creditors to
present their claims tu as fur examination aud
allowance
Dated at Dover this ith day of August, ''S.
o., i. Tu,B5NSEtk, commissioners.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-17
Marriagfs.

In Westminster. Aug q, by Rev. 4. y. pascomh
Chas \ Whitney aud Eta r.. Caldwell uf kr"nr.
In Rockingham. Aug +. by Chaplain Stewart of
the 4 $ navy. Edmund G.. Smith Of Rockingham
aud Ahhir Slate of Chester.
In south n.rriird, Mass. July ri, hy Rev. John
Cuwau. Ncttir NJ Hastings Of ncrriird and Wal
n,g' i Bond of Orange.
Ia So. Halifax, 10y lrl STARK, Es'I, July 18Th,
Frank T. Severance Of Montague aud Maria 7. G.
Howe uf Grsurrld. Mass July 9Th, Chns. Vim
mp ut Williamsburg and rilln larkius ul Wind
Sur. Mas. Aug ith Willard " Staudclllf of lirr
arlstun and phu's' Johnson of Vernon; August
n. Iltmy Wood aud Emma Bassrtt, both Of tul
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-17

From a speech made by Bsmarch' May IT, MI
BECAUSE IT IS MY DELIBERATE 'up''hhN'
THAT THE PROSPERITY OF AMERICA Is MAIN
~ prc To IT'S SYSTEM OF PROTECTIVE LAWS
Il.nGE THAT GERMANY mas SOW RENhEh
THAT rolNr WHERE II Is NECESSARY To INF
TATE THE rARIFF SYSTEM OF THE UNITED
STATES
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''" 3 s. ''''''''' E.w. sroppARp, Register.
, ,TATEOF yERuONr, uarIhnro 81.

- The Probate Court for said district.
To all persons Interested i'm the estate ut MAT
THIAS SCIllLHMlII.ER, late OF Brattlrhlru in
sad district, deceased, Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this court viii de-
eide. uunn the allowance. OF the account of Il. W.
CLARKE. Administrator upon the Estate of Mat
thiHS Schlmillcr. late of Brutlvhnru in said dis
irirt deceased, and decree distribution thereof To
the persons entitled thereto at a session of said
court tu lH. held at the Probate bnicr m luttrhu-
rn ON the last saturday Of August, lSSN when and
where You may h. heard ia the premises, it you
cause ~ f.. W. STODnAEp, II, gistrr.
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A,TATEOFVERMONT, Marlboro -.

y TIA, Probate Court for said District.
To an u..tSolS Interested in the estate of ERR
FRANKLIN. late at NrWtaur, deceased,
Greeting.
You are hrr,ly notified that this court will dr.
eide ulpu the allowance of the account of Niluu
Davidson. administrator upon the c~tat" Of ERR
FRANKLIN. late of NrWtauc, deceased, ami
decree distribution thereof To the persons tu.
titled thereto al the session thereof to 10" held at
the Probate. Dtr' in Bratlrburu, ia said District,
ON the last saturday uf August, \. u. lNNS, when
and Whrr,. yuu may lz' heard in the premises II
NutI cause.
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TATE or VERMONT. Marlboro IS.

y The Probate Court Tor said District.
TuaIl persons Interested in the estate of CAN
DACE GLEASON, late of Wardshoru in said
district deceased Greeting.
Whereas ELLA G.. GLEASON has presented Ia
this court an instrument purpurtnS To- br the
last viii Of said deceased for probate: Nou are
hereby notified that this count will decide upon
the probate of said instrument az a session there
Of la h- held at the Probate pnicr lu liratle-
burp in said District uu the last saturday of Aug
ust, 4. d, 1883, when and where you may appear
| and contest the same. IL you see caust
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-17

FIX Judge Barrett aud Henry f. Field are
both candidate, for town representative
from Rutland. aud the friends of both gen
tlrmru have united in q request 3" the Le
publican town committee to call a caucus to
make nomination.
The President ha, issued AN order placing
Maj Gcn Schoted in command of tie
army with headquarters at Washington.
The Republican senators are at work IN
tr, tariff bin Congress viii not adjourn
h.lnrr Nh. milIIn Of nclnhrr
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l,TATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro IS

u TNT TrUIWTV INUTI Tor NlUU T7ISTTNT
TualllWrsuns Interested in the estate of Al
BERT 4 ClIENEN, late of Brlttlrhuru, deceased,
Greeting.
Whereas JENNIE CHENEY has presented
tn this Court an instrument purportng 10 be- the
last VIII of said deceased for probate: Nuu are
hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the probate. Of said instrument at q session there.
of to be- held AT the Probate once in lrattlrhuro.
in said district, the LIST saturday of September,
\. u. lSSS, when aud where you may appear and
contest the same, IL yuu see cause.
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