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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-01-30

to hunt the elephants on horseback?
Did l not tell you to take one wagon
with you instead of two, as it IS better
to lose one than two?"
you told me all these things, an
swered.
"And so tell you now to ride NORTH
Macumazahn, for there you Will find
great happiness and great sorrow.
But no man should run away from hap
piness because Of sorrow. AS you viii,
as You Will"
Again / looked at him. In his divina-
tions | did not believe, but yet ! came
to the conclusion that he was speaking
what he knew to be the truth. 1t struck
me as possible that he might have heard
of some white man living like hermit
in the wilds, but preforting to keep up
his prophetic character would not say
so.
Every well, Indaba-zimbi, said,
''let us ride north"
Shortly after we started the river ne
had followed hitherto turned Off in a
westerly direction, so we left it. All
that day we rode across rolling qplands,
and about an hour before sunset halted
at little stream which ran down from
range of hills in front OF as BY this
time | was heartily tired Of the biltong,
so, taking my elephant riiie-for had
nothing else II left Tota with Indaba-
zimbi, and started to see If could shoot
something oddly enough we had seen
no game all the day. nor did we see any
on the subsequent days. For some mys-
terious reason they had temporarily left
the district ! crossed the litJle stream
let in order to enter the belt Of
thorns which grew upon tho hill
side beyond, for there hoped to
end a buck As / did 50 / was
rather disturbed to see the spoor Of
two lions in the soft, sandy edge Of a
pool. Breathing tho hope that they
might not still be in the neighhorhood,
I went on into tho belt Of scattered
thorns. For long while hunted
about without seeing any thing except
one dinker buck, which bounded off
with crash from the other side Of a
stone without giving me a chance At
length just as it grew dusk, | spied a
Petite buck. graceful little creature,
scarcely bigger than a large hare, stand
ing on a stone about fifty yards from me.
Under ordinary circumstances I should
never have dreamed Of firing a. such a
thing. especially with an elephant gun,
but we were hungry. So ! sat down
with mT back against rock and aimed
steadily at his head. id this because
IL ! struck him in the body the three
ounce ball would have knocked it TO
bits. At last ] pulled the trigger, the
gun went OIL with the rapport of small
cannon and the buck disc pcared. ran
to the spo: with Eo,c anxiety than !
should have felt Is an ordinary way over
Loodoo or an Gland. To ms delight
th G the little creature lay-the huge
b, 'iet had deca pi,lted Il. Considering all
the circumstance do not think / have
often made better she's than this, but
K any one doubts. Oct him try his hand
AZ rabbits head City rsrls away with
an elephant gun and q taree-onnce ball.
l picked up the Petite in triumph and
returned to the camp. There we skinned
him and toasted aim over the fire. He
just made a good meal for us, keeping
his hind ,egs for breakfast.
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SD
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obtained of all Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
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but CURES LIVER COMPLAINT,
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DR.. s. II. Wise, Of Boston, Ky. says
''Have practiced medicine - years, and find no
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DIR. w. A. Baker, of Madison, Fla, says
"A bottle of HERBINE is worth more than
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Acting on the Liver in a different way from
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Its peculiar composition is such, that we
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or Bilious Fever with one bottle.
1t costs but 70 cents and each bottle con-
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There was no moon that night, and so
It CHANGED that when I suddenly remem-
bered the lion spoor, and suggested that
we had better tic up the horses quite
close to MS, We could not find them,
though we knew that they were grazing
within fifty yards. This being so, we
could only make up the fire and take our
chance Shortly afterRard / went to
sleep with little Tota in my arms. Sud
denly was awak ned by hearing that
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err aulns.
f.se.srEaLoneEA. Z. g a NJ meet n e. ~, 'ud
hird saturday each @ tntt 2. = -
HaIHH thr sH8W&iief pti'tti-


t.se.srEa LonGEA r g 4. NJ meet p Y, tuq
hird saturday each msntt 2 = ~
IIglHn the showaiieF pHi'Hi'i7
,tiv e,s VOCATION sec01d ia' to"tth 1u ~, rs
WI ia ID iueig Han u me
shlYatter aiaire
<r.so,t4.. wesl l>pcappmcnt No; !! mel N .ei
III, tefa,l9.. {on88y- in each month y '''"
p. n. IS 0il i.n.l9"' "Ll'.
srfsay..rpri taLEY Iou4El 9 81. = geii,,,s
N, ri Wednesdays ST. iap th' r 'NN
y Maple street.
claoofI . meets s. ,a' a' n Fellow Fellow
"a each mouth. nt -:3Or ~. NJ 80
ilil. Mapl Street. -.ao
uoa,n,o Ioaa., meet. every Friday at
N n OAd bellows iiiii, Mapie alte''
p,,r, ~ ronaet0. ID. s. Meet Grst and 1.
hird Mondays of each NOUN -
biock.at s.31 q
sy,vAu cAar a. ". or s. Meets !, g,a anq 20 ~
Frid3ys of each mauta IL nAs'''
ls1. m.
rogr,x po.r. 81. f3..l. 4 r. Meets ever every
Second anu ntl5.n slt4 \ ~ stsh'7 =
n B4Gfe H.aeS.
err lfge3aY. eoart uou-e. open We11e .,
34y 3f.rlG.,f t,.i -5tf4f.tt, sftrruuan and even
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mrs.. 4 sortarr. Meets III and 81 ,,, Iac Il
days ID eacB month 20 Dr. Ret'F
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CosenEGArtoEkH GHuRe1. Corner Madison
ava cherry streets. NJ, q uuclt, pastor. ser
vices ID lo:3l IA. and I:30 p. N. sabpalh
school al ism. Prayer meeting ncsday at
;3l "a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-01-30

Btre3sr Cu3reH Madiso Street Roy. j.
o. Mcintosh ptstor. Seryic 8 every sunday at
i1H1a "a tHd 20 p. IN Sshbuth school every
-au38F NJ u HI 70 ms FfaEe meetlng Wedhes-
vi. .-..nILr - I 30 l.cIDels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-01-30

GEUnAs PEEsGYrfRIAN HuRcH. Rev. >. a.
iaugod Pastor. Services cry other sunday
sahhath school every sabbath at u a. m. social
" ctiHl Thursday eVeuinss II 30 o'clock.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-01-30
. her LAuoH-lN FOUR FITS

HER lAUoH-N FOUR FITS
At ten a 0lithesnme little maid.
Restrained BY naaght but natures laW,
Went roaming DER Tie CLASSY glade
And laughed merry
naW Haw Flaw
At twenty she was bright and fair;
But now restrained by fond mamma,
size only tossed her golden hair
And laughed a gppling
liza la liza
At thirty size WAS more sedate,
And still from welded bondage free,
She said her time was growing late,
She laughed yearning
lie lie He
A forty she despared Of Joy,
For none had come her heart 90 WOO,
She sighed for either man or boy,
Ana laughed a d0lefu
Who Who Who.
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I'LATTEVILLE.

attorneys 4. w & w f. BELL, At
orpeVsa i Law. PAttevlc VIE. Also General
collecting Accents once IN Washhurn Bros
Blufk Main street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-01-30

Doctor a II BARBER, Lancaster, Wis.
0fiee IN the .loI g lock Hours 10 a. m.
10 y. m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-01-30

photographer w. Is. VAN DE WALL,
Photographers. 8Ilcry two doors west OF Post
Odec Lancaste Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-01-30
NOtijCe.

We wish to contract with
the farmers in and about Lam
caster to furnish POPLAR
and LINN WOOD. Cut FIVE
foot long ana peeled. TO be
delivered at our Factory when
dry. For price and further
particulars call and obtain the
same at our Factory.
TwICHELL & OSBORNE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-01-30

Abstract Office -IoHN CARTHPw, (7ueces-
scr ~ Book 81 Sctrtlutt). Real Estate, Abstracts
Of Title. ANA Insurance. Lancaster Wis
Gtf
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RATES or SUBSCRIPTION

THE HERALD.
One year paid in advance. f.sa
When not paid in advance. so
Parties wishing their papers discontinued al
expiration Of year must notify this Office. az the
papers are sent until paid and ordered stopped
Persons wishing to send The HERALD away
are Informed that the postage on single con,
ada or any Of the countries OF Europe
Entered at the Post Office, in Lancaster Wis
as second.cass NATTER
VIM b. MINER, Proprietor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-01-30
INSURANCE..


Fire LIGHTNING and Toruodo. The German
Insurance CO.. of Frecp0rt, Ill.
John A. NeayiH Ageni FOR Lancaster, Potosh
8ud vicinity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-01-30
Stoves.
Chamberlain PllES

Barb Wire. ais, Rope Glass Patty. Pamp
Churns. Pocket sud Table Cutlery. Powter
Shot, sporting Goods Cans Rev0lver-
Baskets, Tubs, Building Paper Pas.
teriug Hair. Agricultural imrl,.
=ents. Etc. SPECIAL. AT
TENTION FAID To
JOB WORK
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Hr4A e9ctgrY. MEETS ~ amt p a..
irig p. m
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srLvAu cAar. 81. W.of Meets u 9,a aeG NJ N
Fridays of each ml1tn e
Tsll u m
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FDEIIrY LoDas s. .. Z - NJ raster.
Block. fiji .31p o.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-01-30
r Il Showalter Richard Mey er, Jr.
Richard Meyer & Co,
3@ 4 N% 4Y IT9 TS "a 4 81
IS . e. d IS. s. 8 I'D
General Banking Business
Transacted.
LANCASTER, WIS.


We represent he PhguiX Fire Insurance Com
pany Of Hartford, and are agents for the sale Of
ocean tickets for the Red Star, American and
Cuuard lines.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-01-30

N N o1d bellows iitn, Maple street
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-01-30

Crrf CoisafL deat- list The gay ~ S,,t@
Month iu t4. ftg Gler. office "'''
Bank.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30

II has recently been estimated that the
wealth Of the people Of the United States
Of the present time is not far from SEQ 900.
100000 against s43 600 900 900 in 1880.
That lie an average Of nearly 1870 per head
as CON AIRED with $500 at the time Of the
decenDia census. The New York Bnlletin
thinks this estimate errs on the side OF
safety. The insurance record indicated a
greater increase The addition OF new
buildings, With the new farms and i'm
proved lands and the new railroads, mines
aud manufacturing establishments IN ust
have exceeded siS, 900. O00. 600, il the esti
mate OF the census bureau for ten years
ago was correct. The railroad property
alone has increased about S., 600.
900 900. The new farms may be counted
perhaps at half as mueh more, and the in
crease ia the value Of old farms by the
vast extension OF railroad facilities must
be considerable 10 despite Of cheap crops,
The value Of other real estate has also
been much enhanced, particularly In the
villages Of the west and south. A com
psrison of these facts seems to warrant the
snpposi,ion, which is supported by the in
surance returns, that the entire gain 10
wealth during the decade has been fully
forty. eight per cent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30


tianmtai.
rhs slersutb csnsas a The rtiieA States
uill be iakea neIt sammrf E,ts1stes OF
population msSe ia advance 81 the se,usl
couu, are tecossaflly Imperfect, bni they
are often ieas5 ho, q rarv mach from tho
asnrss ahsrsAtd otfriaily obtained
rtnse essimstes show population Of Ca
IN. 500 b tie esusns Of 1880. against So /.
i55 Ts3 by ibsl Of lsso The New York
san say TIE basis Il rrprts. uiatiou Iof
Congrrssmea rose sieadily from % 100 IN
ll7sg to $1,000 ~ ls20. 7o.6s0 10 1870
1870 5ss il 1870 aud lJ2 600 10 1855 II
uili ba no 00 tbs year Wllh the add
tioas caused rs ite Sts'ats ui Repre-
sau,A,iyer ifnm tie faar aea siaite, The
pfssiiei nsl electors viii ptob'bly nnml or
40 ia the election 81 1922 against i0l 10
/ 1883 sod 1854
TIE states 10 eaia electors will be;
Alshama 2 Arkaasas 2 California !. Colo
raao !. Georgia 2. Indiana lass !, Ken.
lucky l. Lou sans |, Maryland /. Mime
.oia !. Mississippi /. Missouri 4. Ntbras-
ka3. New jersey |. New York !, North
Carolina 2. Ohio ., Penuslyysois !, Texas
2. aud Wisconsin 2 The four new states
viii probably have IL electoral votes, dis
tributed as follows; South Dakota 4,
Washington 4, Montana 3. add North Da-
koia 3.
According TO tie electoral vote oil 1888,
with Montana added az democratic the de.
mocraiic electoral vote would be increased
from l60 to ls9
According to the electoral vote Of 1887,
With North Dakota, Washington, and
South Dakota added as republican the re.
publican vote would be increased from 2l9
10 246.
The net gain to the republicans seems
likely, therefore, to be 7. This allows for
the loss Of electoral vote in Maine the on
y state in the Union TO lose. By the cen
sus OF 1870 it had 7 electoral votes. Ia
1850 it had 6 This year its quota will be
To-
without New York's 81 electoral votes,
the Republican Presidential ticket. on the
basis OF the new apportlonment. would
hsve 200 votes, or l6 less than majority.
Neither the 10 votes OF New Jersey. nor
the u of Virginia, nor again the 6 OF West
Virginia. nor the OF Connecticut would
be sufficient TO change the result.
With the 81 electoral votes of New York
cast for the democratic nominee be would
have just 226 votes, enough to win with
out the gain OF any other state. Without
the 81 votes OF New York. Indiana, Cali.
foruia, Ohio, Iowa, or Massachusetts could
not 10 any one case furnish votes enough
to turn the scale against the republicans.
As to the sectional division, the South
will gain II electors, the West %, the Mid
die States 8. aud the Pacific States 4 New
England will lose ]
In political way, the most important
fact established by the & ures given above
is continued and increased importance of
the electoral votes OF New York. Without
them neither party can have any expecta-
tion OF winning. New York will determine
the result. and it may be added that upon
the maintenance or diminution of the dem
ocratic majority in New York, brooklyn,
and the towns Of the metropolitan district
the result IL the state will chiefly depend
h hereafter az heretofore.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30


speroiais0n ~ 10 psfmapeut change
Of climsis j, popalsr smasrmgul ,bis
visicr General Greeley do~. 81, ysi ~
cline 70 ~ bsllef TO-, 'ae climate u the
Atisu9c 81 paeas eoas. j uai~rg ar s
pefnsurui eisnEe. TO- u the tRnle iisr.s
be poinis cat phenomenon hitherto 40
ua'iee8 0lieh - 10 say the irss' iafH re+t
ing H. fe,mer yfsB. storms orstanns
10 the nurfhWtst o. sGpibsrst commonly
made straight iaf The csnier Of the Nissis.
sippl valley ana tafa tie A'iaft coast
wiihiu loo OF 100 miles Of New York
For tso yssrs pas, such storms have x
bibi'eI 40 eHtraordisary preference iot a
sail douo the St Lssrrncc. with Lsbra.
dor - their destination The mtteoflaei.
cal consequence Of this change 10 the
course 81 storms il a change Of climate for
New York aud New England The old
storms thzt ran 10 the south OF us drew TO
them elves aud over rs the cold winds Of
toe norih The storms OF the last two
years going north Of us. have drawn the
warm winds Of the south over this section
OF the country. and warm weather with
rain has been our lot. instead OF cold
weather aud Snow
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30
Letter From DIR. Wild.

WINTER PARK, FLA, Jan. 90, 1890.
| Editor .jouual
| have another message OF good wishes
for you and yours from this land Of flowers
hope you nns" are as comfortable and
contented as I'VE ups' are this afternoon.
Aud il, as the good woman of the story
thought, it were supreme happiness to do
nothing forever and ever, | eonld even
wish yon the leisure and freedom from
care which we experience. But that won't
do. The poor womsn's philosophy was
warped by her her personal desires. Is
mine, too2
Winter Park is pretty place, speaking
after the manner OF Floridians. OF course
there is no scenery. The whole immediate
region is fiat plain of white sand. Tall,
slim pine trees occupy the whole OF it,and
are little interferred With, save as patch
is wanted here and there for an orange
grove or ether fruit yards, Streets are
laid, houses are built, cars are run among
the pines, whose shade is refreshing and
whose treatment of the breezss makes it's
own peculiar music We are comfortably
established 10 a large upper room, with
a pleasant veranda at our disposal The
weather since our arrival has been "just
such weather as plesses me. The days
are much alike. The sky is perfectly
cloudless from sunset till morning, ard
there are light, feecy clouds during the
day. We have seen no rain since the few
hours spatter which We had on the Allan.
tic The temperature and quslity OF the
atmosphere are delightful. The range OF
the thermometer is from 90 TO $50; but
there ia nothing oppressive about the
heat Ii seems 10 be at home here, and
no danger Turks beneath il. We want OIL
windows open all the time night and day.
| can hardly realize that | am the SILVER
ing creature who left Manchester two
weeks ago today. But there ara other
thugs. Florida isn't Paradise, nor is WIN
ter Park the Capital Of that much longed
for country There are flies and there are
feas There are spiders and mosquitoes.
There are ants aud reaches Human na.
tnre has not arrived at condition OF NOR
al completeness, nor are the children |
(black or white) little angels Yet there il |
snough to enjoy and improve, IL one
wants to good. The same infallible Prov. |
dence is here. The same loving Christ en- /
iers into human woes TIE esme Gospei /
comfort aud cheers mems lives. What
nore can christian ssk forY
We enjoyed exceedingly our three days
AIRY nj PAlaika Oar friends at the Put
IAN House gave Us warm welcome. Mr..
nd Mrs Perkins aud their daughter. aud
jha.ie Willard, as we'll as others whose
aces we had seen before. did sll the could
0 make our sisy a pleasant one. msy
~ 10 sort OF Sub rosa way ,ha, don'l
'elieve there is a better public house IN
be south thsa that same Patnam. add
ope everybody who comes from tue
ORTIZ will so aud tee, H. Psks.s is said
. be growing place, sad il is certainly
.rser place than supposed.
The boy Of our family trio has cosy
1ariers al Rollins College and cutters eos,
= iato the studies ADD sports Of bis new
osi,iop. So | close as began. ia com
nj. content, and lsisure; Wishing you I'll
&c zane, L. 2. Wild.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30
Number 10 good standing,

Making net gain for the year, 1872
The result Of the election Of officers was
as follows: Department Commander, Col
H. NJ. Mansur of Island Pond; senior vice
commander j. L. Eldridge OF Warren;
junior vice com ander, j. W. Williams OF
Bennington. The other officers are ap
pointed by the commander.
The election Of the Department W. r.
c. resulted as follows: Department pres
ident, Mrs. Janet +. Blackmer, Man.
chester; senior vice president. Mrs. Char
loite Thompson. 81, Jobnsbnry; junior
vice president. Mrs. +. VI. Seayer, Mont
pelier; chaplain, Mrs Martha + Stems,
Bradford. Executive board, Mrs. Cutting
OF Bennington, Mis-. Goss Of Chelsea Mrs
Re,,iog Of Brattlebory Mrs. Perry. Bel
tlcbo. Mrs Perry Bellows Falls, aud Mrs.
Burch. Delegates at large 10 the National
convention. Mrs. f. J. Ofmsby, Brandon;
Mrs Hugh Henry, Chester; Mrs. G. II.
Jones, Bradford, Mrs Mary III Perry, Bel
lows Fails Alterpstes; Mrs Ellen NJ
Sesver, Montpelier, Mrs. Harvey, st.
Johnsbury; Mrs A B. Valentine, Ben
nirgton, Mrs sargeb,s, South Boyalton;
MIRA la Point. Barre
The secretsry's report showed that there
were 80 corps in the state, gain OF nine
during the year with chHrier mem
bersbip Of li7; the total membership is
1900 a gaiu Of 225 dnriog the year.
The repor, Of LsDora W Hove, depart
ment president, showed that the corps OF
the deparmtn, have expended the past
year for relief purposes, g l39 "a; oil
which silg 20 wss turned over to posts
There was devoted 10 the Soldiers Home,
slli IS; easb balance 10 general fuad, g..
3is Al; cash balance 10 relief iund, ST.
$50 60; total value Of corps property, 50,
S35 IS The assets Of the department are
1903 As and the liabilities nothing.
The Tosu hall uas crowded TO lis ut
noe, capacity At the camp Gre IN the even
ug. The body Of the ball vac reserved
Ior veterans aud members OF the W H. G.
Iudse Wesley presided AID rsitlins
,peeches were made BY Gen Aiser. Lieut..
GOV. woodbury, Col Hooker. Gen. Grit
ith Of Troy, Col. Tracy. Gen. Harry. Gen
Thomss, aud Mr Mrissnnesyer, Presi-
ient OF The Nsiioasi W II G, Army
oass we're suBs and rttresbne nn wers
provided BY Poo, Roberto The veteran
lad glorious time ~ they slwsys do q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30

A bill has been introduced 10 the New
York legislature authorizing the city OF
New York TO appropriate $40, 0O0. 900 in
aid Of the worlds fair. II the bill passes,
A. 1t is likely TO. it will go long way to.
wards locating the fair in New York. The
city can well afford TO spend $4,000, 600
for the fair Most OF the money will be
paid out to its own people and the fair
wall draw many millions OF dollars iuto
the city.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30

Iudss Hilton. IL 10 stated. has ssreed -
surrender 5000. 600 10 the coniestipe
heirs Of the A. 7. Stewart estate by which
sil further legal proceedings are TO be ter
miusted. Even under lbis arrangement II
d. mol expected that Mr.. Hilton will be
10 the immediate vicinity OF the poor
house He has had very soft Job.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30

TIE ysys and E4tsps committee have de-
clded 10 hsrs DO mere psblsc bearings. Al
iLoash iptsresied parties viii lie given
Opportunity 10 Gle written statements con.
osrtlss Industries which hsve no' been
beard from Tho hssriBs has bssn lons
ssl olos,l, stlebdsd 10. The committee
have bad 90 holidays
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30

DOR export. have largely inefFsssd dur.
ins The pact yssr In 1850 The bAlsoce o.
trade 10 isror 81 this coDGirg sas ote'
siie 10000 10 isss !, MAS noi quite
VI 600 600 aud ia 1851 !, was against THE
oouairy By over sls.oo0.o00. The differ
eaee bslxeea the years 1889 add 1857 vas
sla5. oc0, 900 10 favor Of 1889
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF HARRISON HUBBARD,
The undersigned, having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate COurt Tor the Disiiiot Of Man,
chester Commissioners TO receive, examine aud
adult all elaine and demands Of ali person,
against the estate u
Harrison Hubbard, late Of Manchester
in said District. deceased, aud all claims ,Yhb.
tied In o1set thereto, hereby give notice that
We viii meet, Tor the purposes Aforesaid, At
9Th day Of May, 1890. from ten o'clock A. NJ,
mill four o'clock NJ, on said day, and that
slI months from the 9th day Of December
A. y 1859, 10 the time limited by said Court lor
4sid cfsdi ora 10 piesent their CLAIMS 10 Us Tor
examination and ailosanee.
Dated at Manchester this OH day Of Deem
Der, A. ID. 1889.
J II. BONEsTEfL. c,
j8JN' II. A. JAMESON W"