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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-26
MARK BATCHELDERS Estate.
JUFEFH IL. TENN, HtKltttT,
A True Copy Of Record.
- Attest. J. ". FEM, Register.
MARX BATUHELDER'S Estate,

NJ AIM DhlCn ELDEn y EhtAA,
~ State OF Vermont District OF Manchester -
In Probate Court held al Manchester. within
and for said District, on the 9th day Of June
A. d. 1890.
The Administrator on the estate VI Marx
Bstchslder. late Of Dorset In said District do
ceased, AID guardian Of the minor children of
said Marx. represents that said Marx was An
owner Of one equal undivided fourth part u
about "a acres OF land situated 10 the village Of
Dorset belonging " the late Ira Bstcheider Of
Dorsct deceased; said Administrator and Guar
dian makes application Tor the appointment sf
. committee 10 make division aud partitio9 Of
said real estate tmoDg the several heiis Of said
Ira BstcheIder decssse :, 10 Wit Marx Bstehei.
ders estate, Mrs. ". Il. Dunton, Mrs George W.
parmenter and william Bstahelder
WbeIeupon II was ordered that hearing on tho
appointment OF said committee be he'd Al the
Probate Office. IN Manchester, In said District on
the 2ist day Of jane. 1880, alto O'Clock 4 ~, snd
that notice Of said application be given 70 the
persons Interested Who reside ~ this state aud
10 the agents. attorneys OF guardians Of such -
reside out Of the State by publishing csrtiasd
copy hereof in the Manchester JOURNAL, answs-
paper printed II SAID Manchester TO ussks
succsssiveiy previous to ssid hearing.
]. II. FEM, Register,
True copy " Record,
1ag Attest j. n. fEsS. TsRjsisf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-26

GALE ON EXECUTION.

~ ny virtue Of sD srscutioD ~ IA, bands IN
service, . shall cell st pubic suction ~ tbs
dwe hing house where JsDe y, ssnias resides ~
Fan igsis, IN tie County 81 Bennington. on the
18th day u June. A. D., 1890 81 II o'clock, m.
90 mach n farm Of land 10 ssDdgsts Aforesaid.
where ssidsJsns n. ssDtas fssidss aid sbieb
abe has lately conveyed 10 Barney kss, 80 msy
b. sufbcisDi 10 satlsiy aid srecttion aud all
charges aud fees.
Dated al bsndsste. VI, MAY 70 h, 1880.
S3v ~. j. CUtEt, DtpntS sbsrns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-26

California Hams, bagged, at 9ic pound.
pounds extra nice starch for use.
5 lbs. good Young Hyson Tea for 25c,
pound Crackers al &c
Is cakes Kinks fine Laundry Soap for $50
3 cakes fair Toilet soap for 90
Ammonia, pit bottles. 100
ID. N. Y. State Hops for Is cents
lb. OF Camp smoking Tobacco for loo
ID. Of Fine Plug Tobseco for 400
Gents Grey Mixed Hose at 80 pair
Gents Fine SEAMLESS Hose, y pairs for 25c
Ladies' Black Hose al 30 pair
Ladies' Jereey Gloves, black and colors, l0c pair
Celluloid Collars, all sizes, loo each
Ceulod Cuffs, all sizes, 26e pair.
dozen plain Cedar Lead Pencils SO
dozen Rubber Lead Pencils Nc
Ruled Pencil Tablets, $50 sheets. los
Paper Good Toilet Pins ut 10
Basting Cotton, 300 yards, lc
Plenty of Good Fans at lc aud upward
Fancy Border Handkerchief, fast coiors, 10 each
Full Blesched Turkish Towels. large AZ 100 each
Turkey Red Table Dsmask at 2Nc a yard
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07

The views Of party are clearly
expressed through its newspapers.
On leading questions Of public inter
est they are almost il not entirely
unanimous. 1t seldom happens that
the Republican press Of Vermont
prior to state convention has SO
clearly voiced the opinion of large
majority Of the party as it has re.
Gently in regard To the nomination
for Governor. There is hardly any
difference worth noting in the resolve
TO adhere to the non.promotion prece.
dent, fixed by the convention of
1855. No valid reason is known to
exist for the abrogation of that poll.
cy or in other words the promotion
of Lieutenant Governor TO the
Governors chair is contrary TO-, the
expressed will Of Vermont Republi.
cans.
With remarkable unanimity the
Republican journals of the State-so
far as their views have been given
endorse the nomination Of Hon. Car.
roll 5. Page as Republican candidat.
for Governor at the next election.
From the four quarters Of the State
come these public testimonials in
favor of Mr.. Page.-Landmark.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
A Yoar of Republican Contro


In the Forum for March, Senator
Dawes of Massachusetts reviews
some Of the results of "Year Of
Republican Control" and from what,
has been accomplished during this
brief time finds encouraging auguries
for the future. The issue between
the parties was never more clearly
made, he observes, than in the last
Presidential campaign; it was fully
argued before the people, and the
verdict was adverse to the departure
made by the Democrats from the
established policy of the government,
and favorable TO the restoration of
the Republicans. The question now
is-lias the Republican party kept
faith with those who restored it to
PoverH Commenting upon this the
Boston Journal says:
To begin with, the Administra
'lon has been as it was pledged to
be, distinctly and unequivocally
American. There has been no hest
tation or irresolution in dealing with
such questions as the fisheries, our
rights in Behring Sea, and the Sa
moan affair. The Pan.Amrrican
Congress is realization of tn,
A uerlcanism of the Republican
psrty. The PARTY has been firm in
is tariff policy. "There IT," saws
Mr.. Dawes, "no middle ground be
tween the two. Ono must take
sides either with the American or
foreigner in the contest now waging
for the possession OF our markets
and the control Of our labor" The
Republican party stands between
the American producer and laborer
on the one hand and their foreign
competitors on the other, and de
elares that American markets and
labor belong to American producers
and workInen; and whatever ques.
ton there may be as to the best
methods of applying this principle,
there has been no discussion of the
question of abandonment. The party
as keeping its pledges for the re.
babiIitation Of the merchant marine,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
SOLE VESTlsULE ExPHgS9 THAIHS

oULtG sEottSuLe eAfHeS4 saAiHS
OF Through coachcs. Bleopc-a FREQ Zsotsiny
Chair Cara and sE9st Of NO n, Or, pninS cs.s
GIL BLUFFS and OMAHA, VITA FIsEG noeiiu-
Ing CHAIR Car = NORTH PLATTE tgsb). and
between CHICAGO and DRIVER CoIoRApo
sPnINae and PUEBLO. via St Jsscph or Kan
SOS City and Topeka Splendid Dining R,tsd
WOE OF ~ JSoopn and Earso1 City. E<oursiops
dany, with Choico Of Routes to aud from salt
Lake Portland. Los Angeles ar6 %er Francisco
The Direct Limo 70 and from + ICES Peak. Asni-
tou. Garden or the Gods. tho 6anisarinzas and
Scenic oranlours OF Colorado
Via The Albert Lea Route.
5elid Expre3s Trains daily between ChicAro and
minneapolis and ct Paul. with TEnDUuH Ro-
chning Chair Cars HREEl to and froan thoss
9into ara Kansas City. Through CHAIR Car and
Sioepor oetwoon Peoria Spirit Lako and Sioux
rnno VIA Rock ISLAND Tho yavori,e Line to
M9tertown. bioux Falls tho Summer Resorts and
auniing and Fishlng Grounds OF tho Nesthwoss
Tho Short iao via Seneca and Kankeko ofrsrs
'seIutss 70 travel 20 and nom Indiana poiis Gin
eihaau and other Southern points
For Iickots. Mapa. Folders. or Desired infoIma-
aon. Apply ct any Coupon Ticket Once. o< address
Z. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN,
oeE9 ,.alaSer. aen'l T1st, Il yasa. At
CHICAGO, III. y
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07

The questions of taxation and 6
nance are grave onEs in Vermont
The Stateiscarrying heavy burden
lnthe way of taxes, fact that more
than anything else retards it.
growth, That there is 4 leak some
where is evident. In many towns il
results from local extravaganza OF
Encouragement; in some of the
larger places it is due to the cum
brous system Of town and village
government which increases expense.
"nd in many cases give no adrqua e
return, but State taxation has some.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07

the rebuilding the navy and the for.
tlhcation of the sea coast by framing
important measures for those pur-
poses it attests it sympathy with
civil service reform by ll,c personnel
Of its Commission aud the cuergv
Of their work; and it gives indGbi-
table evidence of it: strength and
aggrpssivCness by tho earnestncss
with which both Executive and Leg
islaturc have taken up The work that
devOlves upon ;hem. OF the work
now in progress, Mr. Dawes says:
The tariff is being so reformed
that the receipts will not exceed the
just expenditures Of The govern
ment, aud at the same time Amcri'
can producers and American laLor-
ers will be protected in the enjoy
ment of the markets and the labor
of their own country. The rehab-
ilitation of the navy aud the restor.
alton of the merchant marine are
being pushed forward with a zeal
and enthusiasm never known before.
In shiPyards on the Atlantic and
Pacific coasts, rcsonant with the fall
of the hammer and the music Of the
lathe, and animate with the genius
and skill of American artisans, ships
are being built for the navy and
merchant service that have no
superors atioat Hope
has been kindlrd anew in the breast
of the colored citizen, that his CON
stitutional rights will no longer be
a mockery, and the utmost power of
the Constitution will be invoked for
his protection"
This is 4 conservative and tenn
perate statement of the years rec
ord, With Republican Congress
less than three months in session it
could not be expected that there
would be many definite results to
include in such summary as Scna,
tor Dawes has attempted. But the
drift Of things is evident; the gen.
cral outline Of the Republican policy
is discernible; and assailed though
it is by storm of vitupcr,tion and
misrepresentation almost uncxam
Piled in our history, the Republican
party moves steadily forward in the
execution OF the trust committed to
it by the people.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
Tho noXt Govornor of Vernon

Tho NOHt GOTcrnOr of Vermont.
Vermont is not 4 very large State,
and there are not enough democrats
to make an interesting fight; but
there is good deal oI politics here,
nevcrthelcss-an assertion which is
proved by The fact that Ike cam.
paign for governor is already opened.
The great majority oi he Republic
can press Of the State is enthusiasts
tically in favor of Hon. Carroll s.
Page of Hyde Park, leading man
nfacturer and business man, Chair
man of the State Committee, and
the manager in his State of the great
Republican campaign of 1888. Mr..
Page is i successful business man
and fine executive. lie has served
in the Legislature. and filled the
office Of State Commissioner of FL
nance. His ability as 4 political
manager is generally conceded, and
it is felt that if he cares for the
Office he ought TO have it. Certainly
his qualifications for the place are
all that could be asked; and we con.
graduate the Republicans of Yer.
mont beforehand on their good for.
tune i'll finding so excellent a candi
date.-N. Y. Mail and Express.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
Onlciai History OF the Johnstown
Flood.

The fearful flood that swept Will
sudden and remorselesS power through
the beautiful CuuemauSh valley und
wcll.nigh wiped out Of existence the
opulent and populous city OF Johns
town, destroying millions OF property
and thousands OF human lives. startled
and shocked the world beyond any
thing known for ages, if ever. Long
and tedious has been the labor OF
experiences OF actual sufferers, clergy
men, lawyers, physicians, million
aires and labofers, with their dearly
loved families, some utterly lost, Others
separated forever, Others saved rs 10y
miracle from the overwhelming
flood, exceed in thrilling interest the
power Of romance and can only be told
in their real Intensity Of feeling by
those who went through the fearful
ordeal ard caiue out alive.
unsty, premature, imperfect desctip
tons have been written by outsiders,
but finally there comes 10 ~ a true
official history of the whole momentuu,
affair, prepared by no less eminent a
survivor thar the Rev. DIR. D.tviIJ
Beale, who, after the flood was chosen
as Superintendent OF All the nur3nrs.
and hence had accurate knnvlc X.
Of all the dead recovered. AMI OF the
most remarkable experiences
~ the urgent req ic>t o. thu les ling
citizens Of JOhnSIown nll Of many
eminent men Of the nation, sn.h a,
Governor Beaver, \ ijt. Gen. Hastings
I. Dewitt Tamage, ID. Cntnntry
NJ. pepew, Mayor Grant. OF y Y.
Jas. Il. Scott, Po,tmaSter-Di .uerAl
Wanatnaker, Rev. Theo. l. Cuylrr.
DID, and Il host OF Others, he under
took this arduous work ami in il,
he has had the assist .nce
OF all the ofli:iuls connected with the
different departments OF the WORK
OF relief, THIS book, therefore. i,
not only ably pre- p.rc and intensely
interesting, but Is tlc fi,-t and onl,
official work descriptive of the mos,
stupendous disas er OF modern times
1t is elegantly gotten up, splrndilIy
illustrated, and Issued by the enterpris.
ing housc Of Hubbard Bros, Boston.
We have no doubt thutall w,la bought
HE hastily issued, inferior books (thr
ale OF which was 50 iinnense) will br
'nger to procure the genuine ofiiciar
history, aud thousands who did not
buy the Others will surely want this.
The sale by subscription will AFFORD
active young men and women All
unusual chance to make money fast
hope some one in our community
Viii speedily procure the agency ami
give our citizens II chance TO secure.
his deeply inter cstiug aud lneritolious
work.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
I,EANBTKUNK EAILwAg
VI winter AFTAnKeIsIrs.t Isss a
GOINa WI

On and after NOV. II. az ...tI "a,
nutiCe. trains viii be run a. GOO .s..
GOING WEI
Express train for Montrr
Pond al IS ma: mixed r.. s...
and Quebec ats Is IA. Ml - H..
Cor fuiu fJT Island POM, At = '.. .r
tr.iu- tor Montreal Hnd the Vel v N 49,,
"-rii4nd W Is a. IA Hnc =" D. M t,orl.,'
AZ u 10 and S $ y. M. Islam Haud 20 -
ala p m the latter connect al luchn,oue
tOt Quebec
GOING East
Express trains for Island Pond. tso,hsr
lewiston Portland. aud Boston u IN -,
Montreal az SOFA M. and 10 - y M :Hrd i.Isns
Pond at 20 IA. and ~ L. NJ IIrr,.
for Island p"nu and Intermediate st.ttnr.
VIII leave Montreal NJ - p M NiY.s
tram for Islam Pond and intrfmrdiat. ~.
tons viii leave Richmond ut Ga m Mr.
trains for ciurhum leave Island Pond ~ o. :
M. ana 5OO =. M. JOSEPH IilJkSON
General Manager
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
Fac HERALD.
ISLAND POND, VT, MARCH 7.
4 Trade Nuisance

The following, from the ST.
Adams Messenger should be
extensively copied, for it concerns
not only St. Adams bat every town
IN the State.
With the opening spring may
be expected movement of "bank
Tupt stocks" and fire. smoke, water
and shop worn goods from the
large cities into the interior towns,
where their-se}C wilLcome into COM
retitiopwith regular trade. The
question naturally arises as to how
far these Concerns on wheels con.
tribute to benefit the pa'.lic, if they
are Of any advantage whatever. In
the first place, it is TO be presumed
that the owners of such stocks as
seek 10 obtain a market under these
conditions have purpose single to
themselves, and that it is not the
public good they are trying to
serve. The object is wholly a
selfish one. Every community has
ats stores of merchandise for public
accommodation, in the hands of
established dealers, who are public
benefit, and pay taxes. If every.
thing that is desired may not be
found at home these goods are
TO be had in larger villages, close by,
which are in fact portions of the
same community. Take St. Adams,
for instance. Here almost every
sort and quality Of goods may be
nbtaiued that are wanted, and
if anything should be found lacking
these may BIZ obtained by ordering
from well established city houses.
With the active and healthy compe-
iltion there is in the regular trade to
reduce prices to their minimum,
shere can be no object in purchasing
goods of transient dealers. In the
opinion of sensible people, as far
rs Vermont is concerned at least,
this class of itinerant scalpers are a
NUISANCE. They contribute nothing
towards building up or sustaining a
down by the payment of taxes or
otherwise, but gather what money
they may and generally leave in its
place merchandise that would hard.
~ be taken as gift from local
dealer. SO long as the home mer.
chant is wanted, and is Obliged to
pay taxes, this question has two
features that should be settled b,
leylslation-how to protect innocent
people from being victimized, and
how to assess an equal tax upon
the itinerant which the local mer.
chant bears. This should be regu-
lated by state law, but in such absence
towns should not hesitate to levy a
tax or collect by license 4 sufficient
sum in every case to make itself whole
for tie depreciation. This matter
is being much discussed in Massa
chnSetts at the present time by |
boards Of trade and similar organi.
cations, and an effort is being made
10 secure legislative regulation of
the nuisance which shall be uni
form.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07

thing 10 do with il. Now there must
be an end 10 this taxation incubus,
and that speedily. II is difficult to
reach the several towns in their local
administration with 4 general reform,
but We can begin 10y retrenchmcnt
in State affairs, which will Tighten
the whole burden at once. We do
not believe in niggardlr policy.
iiberality and extravaganza are
vide apart, but there is a constant
tendency to careless legislation as af-
fcctIng appropriations in the Leg
islatures of most of the States aud in
the National Congress. Too much
money is frittcl away in unwise ex-
pcnditureS. Where money can be
used to the advantage of the State
let 1t be used freely. Everything
else should be curtailcd. To secure
Legislators who will act upon this
principle no matter what may be
brought to bear by the many patriots
whose motto is IAN appropriate on
and the old flag" should be the earn
est care of the voters in every town in
Vermont. Here are three large sized
subjects for the Legislature to deal
with-the senators-ip, constitutional
amendments and taxation. They
need large sized men to deal with
them, men large intellectually; big
of brain and strong Of purpose
Bellows Fails Times.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
NOTICE.!
sheriff. Sale ofIand Exccu.io


Tie following described land and premises
taken upon writ OF execution In favor OF :
H. SmrhLwk OF st. job sbury. IN the Comfy
OF Caledonia, und against Albert HOVE ~,
SAD 81. JohnShury. towit: \ certain piece of
land in the town ~ Victory aud County ~
Essex, describoiRs iOI;uWr: Being the sam
ahu ana pr eini~cs conveyed to X NJ. Law
renee by d NJ. Gallup, together with IN,
blacksmith shop and dwelling house .nd
9thcr buildings thereon standing, by deed
datcd OCTOBER 93th, les4 md MAS cunyry.d
py Salu Lawrence 10 Albert Howe by d,.d
duten December 10Th lass. Reference "a MID,
70 oo.h OF said deeds and the records thrr,.nf
ana ulon said lind and premises there ia n
n,4l 'GhEc 10 The Pas.unpsic Savings unnk
OF =. JohnNbury. Aud So much Of said I,,,
ana pr, mises nni the Equity OF R-drmpti'n
W ''o saiu nlser' Howe IN and 10 sad prem
Uses hS VIII be necessary to satisfy slld ~.
Gmi h,n ~ the law directs will be- ,ot by mo NJ
Town Clerk ONCE III the town OF Wet ,rv ~,
'nt ~ - any OF March, A. d., is0o, vt 10 O'Clock
LORENZO sULLUwAY. Sheriff
phtrd at Victory IN tn ,nrnt, Of rs..x
TINS an day OF March, A. ID. 1897 ''''eN
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
LEWIS HEIWOuDs WI

lhof VERMONT. DrSrRcror ESSEX -
fer s rII" ,,, court hrh at Gnildhnll in ana
w Sntn district. on the 18th day OF Erhrrn','
a.. ~ nn Instrument pnrnortinpto no ,hH,,
IVY WI AMI Testament o. LEWIS liz, no ,n'
h "" OF concord. IN said district, IcSors" I
i"iys ,"hIed To IN" Cont by H. +. Wnd
Prob TO '''"c' therein, for
IL Is ordered by saId Court thut All noroo
= ssi thSrcin DC notified to appear a,
o hee In Gnildhnll on tho iIth H. ~, W" rrobltr
i, ~, ny, ~ o'clock D. m. and show r" "rsn
said viii. "S''"H' 'hc probate OF
cony Of Inn rrnoIc y f. tnrthcrorcrcd tim,
JhrGe weeks successfully in the E..,r o tI
,srda, newspaper printed M Islnnd Tp1nny
P'eN'1nS 10 sad time appointed Tor bctr onu'
CHANLEs L. BENTON. Jra,o
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
81 THIRTEEN WEEKS

The POLICE GAZETTE will be mailed
securely VIZ ppel 10 any address In tas
Jnitri States for ihtee months, on receiu,
II ONE DOLLA Lber.l discount 81.
owed TO pos masters agents and club,
sample copies mailed fee. Address all or.
lers TO RICHARD K FOX,
Franklin Eqrare, Ny
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
GOING East
Upper Coos z. r.

hoiHB SDUtn.
Mall. Pass. MixeJ
ncccher falIs, Lv. % n IN u 70 p III 400 pm
StcwHrt-town, $50 1885 4nj
COIrhTOOk $40 1855 as
No StutfOrd Ar64j no 5I5
Making connections Rt North -trntford with
thCG. I. X. for the last and West
C1ing North.
Mixed. Pass. Mail
North STAFFORD Lv. . 90 am 10 Pun TSnp
tolphrUOk 1000 pa 40
W StrNartstOwn 1910 945 $40
BrrchUr Falls Ar. 10 ~ $50 sS
Connecting at Beccher Falls " ith n, Her.
ford Division
j TWOIEY Sunrrintopde,,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07

On and after Nov. II. az ...tI IN
nutiCe. trains viii be run a. ..s .-.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
IA MAN
uHteouiNrtp GToeR.rtsv CT rt,s COUNTRY wit
OBTAIN hFoas ERos srvcr oF r,ts sAs o. Tpt
ChicaQO, Rock Island & Pacific RV.

Including Limos Eat and West &; tha afisaor
River The Direct neuts TO and f.,a iHIcsc,-
ROCK ISLAND, DAvENPC2r. l.yF EoAue.g
COUNCIL BLUFFS, wATPII@>fs = sIUC.
FALLS, MINNRAPoLB aT -art VT. y0t
EPu ATCUrjoN, LghvErw or. -ArS ..s
CITY, TOPEKA. DENVER, CO I0T,hl',) sIrScS
and PUEBLO. Froe Reclnin- Ch.ir Cer-- y Gle.
rom CHICAGO. CALDWELL I.;'iL'. MO
AEd DODGE CITY. and Pnlaoe S4.-ot,l{ ttars , e.
tWoell CHICAGO. WICHITA an. ~. y. 3 rIhrnr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-14

C0uTH DAKoTA-ANY SOUTH Dakota
~ people Visiting seattle are invited 70 call q
room 20. Uni n block, and make same their
nsa0qnefiers during their stay In the city Geo.
~ rneid. late Of Lake Preston. South Dakota
DRoPosALs FOR STREET GRADrNG-
Ofice OF Richard Neviua Jr., civil enxine.r
Butler block, Seattle, Wash, Nay 4, lsoo Sealed
proposals will be received 1t this Office until 2
p. n. on the 18th day Of May. lsoA for the rrad-
ins 9, .srssss e sns nsy toynsise Of Detroit in
the drawings and specifications copfea Of which
and any add ional In 70 nation may Be- had on
application q this ONCE.
RICHARD NEyfxs. In.
Engineer for the city OF Detroit
NOTICE OF. AUCTION SALE PUBLIC
assignee in . certain cause now pending In the
superior court Of King county, Washington en-
tilted In the matter Of the insolvency ot James
Campbell and J. ~ T. Atkinson, cn-rartncrs
under the arm name and style OF Campbell q
AtklLeOn, in pursuance Of m order in this be-
bail heretofore duly made BY said conr Will
sell and cause To BE- sold u public auction Tor
caah. st the premises numbered sol Front
street. in the city Of Seattle. in said county. on
Tuesday. the 10Th day Of Mar. ls9a. a. half-pass
twelve O'Clock noon Of that day. and between
the hours of two O'Clock p. m. aud S o'clock p
m. OF that day, and continuing every dag there
after q Ike hours. sxcladins sunday1 until the
salo - completed, all the stock OF goods, wares,
and merchandise. OF which am IN possession
a. such assignee, and consisting OF full ssnes Of
ell varieties Of hardware aud other articles and
things In my pooseasion ~ such a8xigueN, AMI
also 81 the unpaid bnok accounts. vouchers
nose4 bonds. bills. securities and other evil
dencea cf debt and chooses In action and shop
Dated q seattle. King county. Warrington.
a. L FAUST. Assignee
GREKNs 4 TuRxER.
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