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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-02-05

The wonderful summer weather has done
the work perfectly. Thousands OF dollars
worth Of goods under the hammer at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-02-05

The bird which Roger Chew captured in
.ae Coart-House yard is NOE a hawk, but a
,.-ex pratincoia and feeds on coleopterous
Insects. Tt has q face resembling the Di-
lplis Virginiaua-a genus OF marsuPiate.
cl-nivorous mammals, bat it hasn't pre-
..r,He tail.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-02-05
Up DEGRAF
KNOCK DOWN PRICE SALE.

Our knock down price sale will prevail in
all departments for January and February,
1890. The knock is tremendous on fall and
winter gooCs Our space permits us TO give
only few specimens of prices
81 so for your choice a mixed lot of Ladies
Cloth Jackets, worth 81 to 81 each.
$500. 500. 500 and $1,000 for Ladies New
Markets Cloth and Plush Jackets, worth
$, s., $40. $40, $40 and Sl7.
sll, $l3 and $3.50 will buy fine Plush Coats
worth $l7, $50 and S25.
$50 and S25 will get you one Of the regular $50
and S35 plush coats
s5c 81, 81, 50 and So for childrens and misses
coats worth nearly double these prices.
l0c to SIC for shoulder shawls.
ST. to $3.50 for single shawls.
50 to sG.0s for double shawls.
Ladies' Dress Goods only three-fourtls value
l6c, pc and 2jc for double width cassi-
meres--
95c and SOC all wool cloths 80 and 50
inches
40c 4sc, COO and 75c for French stripes
and plaids-
75c for the best dollar broadcloths-
Lots Of knock down prices in dry goods and
furnishing departments.
OVERCOATS AND READY MADE CLOTH.
ING
For men, youths and boys at half yalue-s2.75
for a Storm Oyercoat, covered seams, double
thick breast, long cut, big collar, weighs Isl
pounds worth $.
1915. $3.50 $500. 500, $3.50 sl2 and SIS
for oyercoats for which the old plan stores will
ask you double. Mems and boys suits at
knock down prices.
Every article that people wear for male and
female from birth TO death Of the finer, medi-
can be found at reduced prices in our store.
Knock down prices on all winter goods.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-02-05

Tie Res. e. g. Baker Presiding Elder of
Frederick District, viii deiivera Lecture in
OBJ. Bolivar VI. e. Church on Friday night,
Dob IT, 1890. Subject Money His
daughter. Miss Nellie, an accomplished mu-
an viii render the musical part of the
entertainments Admission adults Zoe.
Children Jc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-02-05

Col. Fnnci, Iate, has one hundred and
Eighty lambs ON bis farm. 40 wonder be
E, protesting again-, the trespassing upon
Dis premises of persons with dogs. The
-, are destructive of the sheep aud the
-lers break down his fences and other
annoy and cause trouble.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-02-05

ra1vo,,o -, Of Old Choice Vines.

/ A valuable Lot OF W" S'"'oo btHeS'
Some time since we stopped at Passaic
y. j., and were really surprised to see the
amount of Mr. Speer's stock of grape wine
on hand is almost fabulous. -Four store
houses are filed and tiers upon tiers of casks,
M and down stairs, and in some cases huge
watts occupy every available spot, leaving
only little alleyways through which to walk.
II is vast quantity of wine. None is sold
until it has acquired the age of four years,
and the buildings, l, 2, 8 ard 4, are of the
! first. second, third and fourth years vintage.
Our druggists have supplies OF the Oldest OF
the above wine direct from MIR. Speer.-
! Paterson Guardian.
Did YOU read what the Prominent Physi-
clans have to say about the Braddock Pure
Rye Ifnot do so at once. and ask your deal
er for it, 1t is the best.
JAMES CLARKE & Co., Dlstllers,
Cumberland Md
Did YOU read the certificate of the Internal
Revenue officials regarding the purity of the
Braddock Pure Rye? If not do so, and then
ask your dealer for it. Use no other-it is the
best. JAS. CLARK Co., Dlstlllers,
Cumberland, Md.
We are selling remnants OF glnghams,
plaid muslins, embroideries, table cloths, at
about one half value.
NJ. PALMBUAM q Bro.
NJ. Palmbaum & Bro. have made great
reduction in winter goods, such as dress
goods, skirts, shawls, jerseys, underwear,
blankets, etc.
See our new assortment of bleached and
unbleached muslns at very low prices.
NJ. PALNlBAUM & Bro.
We must sell our goods cheaper to make
room for new spring goods as the time is
getting short and room is getting too small.
Do not fail to visit us-we are receiving new
goods daily and selling them at bargain
prices NJ PALMBAUM q Bro.
Peoples Bargain Store.
NJ. Palmbaum & Bro. have received this
week a large assortment of checked and
dress ginghams also fine line of calicoes
and muslins at very low prices.
For floor and table oilcoth see NJ. Palm
baum and Bro.
If you need good pair of blankets or
comforts see NJ. Palmbaum & Bros before
you buy-People's Bargain Store, next to
the Watson House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-02-05

Did you read the certificate of the Internal
Revenue officials regarding the purity of the
Braddock Pure Rye? If not do so, and then
ask your dealer for it. Use no other-itis the
best. JAS. CLARK & Co., Distillers,
Cumberland, Md.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-02-05

Did you read what the Prominent Physi-
clans have to say about the Braddock Pure
Rye If not do so at once and ask your deal
er for it, 1t is the best.
JAMES CLARKE & Co., DIST llers,
Cumberland Nd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-02-05
A Dali Of Ven. BOD Ion 80.

Canned Tomatoes, Corn, Lima Beans, String
Beans and Apples, SC a can Canned
Peaches lOc can.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-02-05

Thanking the public for their generous pat
ronage in the past year, we hope by fair deal
ing and selling cheap to merit continuance.
Country produce taken in exchange for goods
at the highest market price.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-02-05

Mr.. j. @. Holmes made an addition to
Mr.. Meetings. photograph building in rear
of Washington Hall.
Miss Sallie Gamer, aged 81 years. Of
Berkeley county. died last week from in
iuries received by a fall.
Mr.. George Heater has purchased Of the
heirs Of the late Henry Keller the house now
occupied by him in Bolivar. $3.50.
Mr.. j. W. Russell has had his dwelling
improved by the erection Of a neat porch in
front--the work executed by F. J.. Beller.
snow fell to the depth Of four inches
Saturday night Its appearance upon bush
and tree was beautiful beyond description.
lIr.W. 5. Keudrick was struck by piece
Of scantling, whilst unloading logs at the
Jefferson Factory and laid up a few days
for repairs.-NDi
The ground hog, whose habitat is this lo-
cality, didn't see his shadow on Sunday
but. if he left his abode at an, he had no
difficulty in making his tracks
The Ha,per's Ferry Sptae thinks
Brothers Haiue, and Gallaher stick to each
o''e' through 'u'.A "r' .-'u'
'le'o's ana 7'.o-- =. =, =, a" 81 - o''''''
We have few more goods left and will
.ell at cost for ten days longer. Call and
get some great bargains.
9HlS y ) wv ~ ..l-'-' Nv I'VE
Martin Davis and James Wheeler we're
before Justice Howell last week. and held
in bond, of 500 each to appear before the
next Grand iurv for carving dangerous
weapons.
The Presbyterians OF Gerardstown are
contemplating the remodeling OF tneir
church, or the building OF ne" one ana
have appointed a committee 20 consult an
architect as 90 the relative cost
.I - LTD ..i,sool-
....--'..-;,.l ,.ir,ool, u nisces India
49,. 60. b.. 49,. .bo,--eotest bo,-
gains ever offered i'm white goods.
SHENANDOAH NuLNG Co.
The house and lot of Mr. A. Z. Draw
baurh. at Shenandoah Junction, was sold
rs.. SATURDAY bv lIessr, Jos. TrapneU and
-....i l,.-,.....';.-o-, ~
'e''se ia! '''' 'f'0'"' Oo''''''',,.',''''' ~
Me,sr-. JAS. a. Hurst ana OAS'' " bIo"n'
at 81 .625
we are se'"uS men ue"'y i"'oet ooo'9
for , %. worth $500. Mems buckle Arc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-29
Special In Hosiery.

VIM. II, Freer has to day placed on sale
two cases Of chiIdren's fast black derby
ribbed cotton stockings. These goods are
double threaded all through, and for
service they are unequaled They are
warranted to be fast black. Sizes 9 TO
inches. Ask to see the L. H. stockings
Frear's price only l5c. cents per pair.
WIN ii Frear has just received an immense
line OF ladies superfiue full.fnished hos
iery IN plain colors. They are in all OF the
latest colors and shades to match the new
spring and simmer dress goods. sixty diff
ferent coors to select from, Of the low
price of 25c per pair Four hundred
dozsn children's super6ne fast black
double.knee cotton hose, fine gauze
stocking. sizs 8 to s inches. They are
the best hose imported to sell for 25c. per
pair, yet this is the ridiculous price at
which Frear has marked them. Hosiery
Department FREAR's Troy BszaAR.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-29

An important factor 10 the business
world Ia the outpu. Of iron 10 the Lake
Superior region. Last year this was over
1000. 900 tons. The estimated output this
year IL 0. 0o0. 600 tons. The wages paid to
miners in northern Michigan and Wiscon
sin is from s65. 900 TO s75. 900 per day at
tbc present time. Tho everage wages
earned by each man per month Is $50
The ultimate effect OF the conntry's great
oatpu. is yet TO be disclosed. The Iron
Age says the capacity OF the furnaces 10
blast May | had . capacity OF 1876, 900 tons
weekly. against 10000 tons . month
earlier. This implies 40 annual capacity
OF Q 300. 900 tons. Making allowance for
difference OF esiimstes. the total may be
put ii .. 0o0. 900. against 1900. 900 tons in
lss3. The New York Commercial B,slleiia
reviews the sisnstion Of length. and says
II, is probable that the great change will
be found to have occurred in the increased
use Of iron aud steel for structural pur
posea. aud 10 the enormous activity OF the
bailding trades during the open winter
and the spring"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-29
STATE NEWS.

The works Of the Burlington Manufac
turing company are busy place nova
days. says the Free Press. They employ
about 300 workmen, and under heavy
orders the work Of saving and finishing
marble goes on night aud day.
The Womsn's Relief Corps, Department
OF Vermont, expended last year Sl,0ll 90
in charity, assisting 3l5 old soldiers and
families of soldiers. The reports OF de
pariment officials show the present uum
Der OF the corps 10 the State to be Fifty
nine, with membership OF / 900.
The state convention OF Congregational
churches will be held 10 Rutland on June
TO- II and IL, and many prominent clergy.
men from abroad are expected to attend.
The Deerfeld Valley Shoe Co. at Viii
tingham have been enlarging their mann
featuring facilities and increasing 10 number
OF hands. and are nov shipping more
shoes per week than at any time since
their organization.
The Deertieli Valley Creamery Associa
ton OF Wilmington are now making over q
ton Of butter per week, aud it is oil being
sold at about five cents per poun d above
the market price This speaks well for
its quality.
Ga Friday afternoon G. Foley. class OF
90 U. v. N ran the distance OF seven and
one. half miles between Montgomery and
Rchford 10 As minutes upon . wager that
be could cover !, in one hour. The road
Is billy one. and during the time Of the
trial ii rsiued hard. making tue passage q
very difficult on.
The governor has appointed as members
from Vermont OF the worlds fair commits
sion DIR. Henry II Mcintyre OF West Ran
dolph and Col b. b. Snslley OF Burling
ton: slternates, Col Aldsce r. Walker Of
Rutland and Hirsm Atkins OF Montpelier.
The steam ferry between Port Henry. n
Y, and Addison. W., will be 10 operation.
i, is expected. by jane 8 New York par
ties have purchased sb3ut rs acres OF land
Gear the ferry property 90 the Vermont
side. snd propose erecting ssummer hotei
q, oncs On the mes purchase IL miner.
81 spring. II 10 unienstooi that the pew
proprietor con,en plate buildiag aisaniisr-
Jun. dock will be bailt near the
hotel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-29

The statement In Mr.. Msrsh's letter,
that last November Mr.. Page told him OF
q large number Of prominent men in the
state and showed him . list OF papers that
would support him for Governor, needs a
little elucidAtiop. That VAS seven months
before the usual lime OF holding the state
convention, and 1t seems that large
amount OF work had been done for Mr.
Page previous to that date And when
the ides u March rolled around these pa
pers commenced 10 howl for Page With
wonderful uosnimity. and have kept it up
ever since. These papers have been sent
TO ell the prominent men 10 the state
esch week whether subscribers or not
This method OF campaigning is certainly
new 10 Vernon, aud looks very much as
though comebody was seeking an Office
With vensence.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-29
D.-..,.s asa rer..s. ce...re..

While II may be matter Of regret thai
cur foreign trade il not greater yet VI
should not lose sight Of the wonderful
grOs,h OF cur domestic commerce Any
policy that voali increase the former Al
the sIpenss Of the latter mus, be ds,ri
nsn,si TO the bee, Interests OF tho COM
Try.
Oar creates, increase is 10 The com
msree Of the ssea, lakes. Last year Tiers
vss carried ihroash Detroit river 90. 20s :.
5s6 tons Of freight. almosi ell 10 Americas
vessels. The eonblned trade Of Loadcs
sad Liverpool last year. both foreign and
ecssisiss SIS oply sa.as6.oI7 tons The
following iss brisf summary Of The in /.
neass trade passing through Detroit river
- givea In The irou Trade Review.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-29
MARY =. COOMBS' Estate.

MI a II IL OOVM ID TbEH0t.
- state Of Vermont District OF Ma chester, %
| In PROBATE Cour held at Manchester, within
and Tor said Dntiici on The 10Th day ~ Msy
| A. D. lt9
| The Administrator on the estate OF Mary l..
Coombs late Of Manchester In said Disiiti ~,
ceased. proposed TO rsudsr final account OF bis
adm nisiraiIon Of said estate.
Whernpon II was ordered that said account
be examined Tor allowance at session Of said
Court 10 be held NJ the Probate Ctiise In hsb-
chester, In said District. on the 9th day Of June
AID. 1890 st 10 w., and that notice thereof aud
Of disrbnton Of tbs estate remaining IA the
hands Of said Administrator, be gwen 10 al per-
sons interested by the publication hereof IN the
Manchester. three weeks successiveiy previous
10 said time OF hearing.
JOSEPH X. PENN. Register.
True Copy Of Record.
23w' Attest. J. X. FINN, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-29

The Boston Pilot, democratic, remarks
South Boston has over 10000 people,
mostly democrats. They have just receiy-
I'd from republican government the gift
Of superb park which President Cleye
land, advised by his elegant secretary Of
war, Eodicott refused them peremptorl
". Politics means the welfare Of the peo'
pie; and South Boston has reason to com
pare the Judgement, II not OF the two pres
idents, certainly Of two secretaries OF var,
aud to say with emphasis: President
Cleveland had some fearful bIockhesds 10
his cabinet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-29
cowS COMMITTEES

The Espabl,c sa town committees who sTl
call The prifns,ies. 10 all bu, three town.
10 the comfy i IS follow; Ia the re
maiDing tovus We ere not ,aformed Of thu
names Of ibe committee.
Arlington. q. N. Bronson. ]. o. Farm
ham. IL NJ. fsrnhsn; Bennington. !. L
Gibson. 4 ID. ws.iing. John T. Harwood
Dorset. q. u. b emit, Sherman Nichols. q
" Gnfl.h; 0.asienbury, Trainor Harbour
L,ndgrove. James Abbott. Charles Wood
ward. William Tuttle; Manchester, Z, W.
OrviA j. G. Blackmsr. L. W. Cook; Peru
Il. I Baichelder. W. j. Fsrnum. T. Il
WymAn, Resdsboro. B: Mason, IL. Doug
las, Tyler 6oodell; Rupert. Geo. u. Shell
don. VIM. Root. A. p. Sheldon; SAndeste
CLARK Hamilton. Willis Bentley. III. J
Covey. Salisbury, VIM. Ii WhiPple. ID
Merle Bo,tum, Frank A. Pierce; Sander
land, Jas A. Graves. L l. Lawrence, II
n. Buck; Wibhall. O. ID. Williams, j. Nj
Kendall, l. Kelley
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-29

The interest manifested In the Pan
American congress. and 10 the policy Of the
United States government to increase the
trade OF this country with the South Amer
lean states, is having q good effect on the
ship building industry. A 1000 ton
steamer being built for the United States
snd Brazil Mail steamship company. has
jus, been launched from the Roach ship
yard on the Delaware. and another OF
equal magnitude, for the same line, will
leave the stocks soon, They will be the
largest vessels yet employed 10 the South
American trade. The outlook in this d.
rect ion is encouraging.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-29


Brandon anticipates the reopening o
what was one OF her best quarries In day.
gone by
BY close vote the citizsus OF Summer
vile have voted to annex TO st. Johnsbury
village. 81. Jobnsbury citizens will now
vote 10 rccep, or refuse.
The standard electric company OF Yer
mont have pu, Ia over 40 plants during The
past year aggregaiing 1880 lamps.
oae school disiric, 10 whrelock whose
gran lie, il only $3.50 made 20.500 lbs. Of
sugar the present season. Another small
district 10 tina, town made IS J0G ibs
The Rev. s. l. b. Speare. formerly pas.
tor Of the Middlebuv Congregational
church. has Just been Installed pastor Of
Pilgrim church. Minneapolis. MINI.
W. II. Stiles 4 Co. Montgomery Gen
tire, butter tub msnuiscturers. are prob
ably running the largest works OF the Kind
in the state. Their daily average Of mes,
tubs 10 1900.
b K. C1po Of Chiiienden sho, 81 eagle
recently that measured nearly seven feet
from tip to tip Of wings. The shot only
broke oae ving. sud bis eagieship was cap
irred after bard tussle.
Among the recent graduates Of Yale The.
olosiesi seminary are The following YER
noni<rs. George 4 Hooker. Barre. Clsud
ius N. sevessace. Bennington Censre; sad
Edvard l.. Saith. Montpelier
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-29
ESOs CANFlELD's Esisls.

~ state Of Vermont District Of Manchester -
IL frsbsts coart held 81 Manchester, vitLia
and for said District. GU the 3tb dsJ VI Nay
A. u. 1890,
The Administrator on the sstAte " EIDs
Csn6sld, late OF Arlington 10 said District de-
ceased. proposed 10 render anal sesecnt u h,s
standardization u aid essste.
wLsfsupon II vss ordered that ssli &c sount
be sxsmiusd for allowance ~ ss~ston 81 ssid
Court 80 Le held 81 the Probate Ones 10 ssD.
cLssiss, 10 said District. on The s0.h daJ 81
Nay a. d. 1896. ~ 10 o'sj0cx ., snf thai
notes thereof be gsss 10 All psfs,rs isssfsSsa
By tho publication thereof 10 fbs hsnfhssssf
JoUAsAI,s newspaper pf11lsd q ssia hAtehs,sf.
tLrss weeks sarssssiysIy previous 20 the time
is.s R.B. BURTON. judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-29
John MOOKE'S EsrArr

State Of Vermont, Diririot Of Mar chester. -
IN Probate Court held II Manchester, within
and for said District on the 18th day Of May
4. y. 1890
An instrument purporting 10 be the last will
| aud testament Of john Moore. late OF Manchester
In said District deceased. was presented for
Probate.
Il this Probate UiIe8 IN hsLcLGittr, IN tsid Dis
trict on the 9Th day Of June A. D. ir0. al 10 A.
wss appointed tor the Probate VI said lpsitI-
ment, and for all persoDs concerned 20 aJpfsr
aud contest The same, II cause there be for 20
doing: and public notice tbsiof WIS orf,f,6 "a
be given By the publication hereof IN The hsp-
chester JorHsAL, \ newspaper printed ~ ssid
Manchester, three weeks s1cesssisely prtvions
10 tho time 90 appointed.
H. FEM, Register.
True copy Of Record,
2gs Attest, J. ". FENs, HeDistar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-29
tiesssss movement shioash the De-
River 10 larger iksn tbs, ~ arr hsf-
a.. -, a. Az. ~a,sH a. .h..~,h "a.

stocasse movement shfoash the De-
River 10 larger iksn ibs, ~ any barr
60 pert 10 the voriS. o. ihroash sEy
aet ebarnel a conmses ID the scrid
II ~s. Ia 1859. i.slss times greater
has The rsii loansse movement ever il
II ese~easa. by ,en nilgsos toBs. sll the
registered enirlss add clearsnces ~ al The
ses.prrss 10 tbs ua,ieI States.
II was Ftesief iAsn the iereisn apl eoas,
wise camnaee ~ Loadsa sad LFetpaol
con bleed.
!, represented totsl iron ore toansgs
earned throngh this river. 10 1859. Of g.
$50 600 iops
II represented sslus 81 property NOV
% amounting 10 ever ESQ 900 600.
|, repfeseblei ~ aggregate freight bill
for the season. 81 Ssl 5iACi6
IL represented ssyiag over the rail
chsfgcs ior 40 equal Tonnage for the yesr
Of sos sC5 ia
II gave encouragement 10 tic building.
during The past four year, Of 2o6 large
steel vessels, With 90 aggregate capacity
Of $40 9T5 ,obs. sud al total cost Of s27, /.
3s9, 600.
vsrment Money In the West and south,
Within The past few years millions Of
dollars OF Vermont money has gone to
boom the IVES, aud South. the money be
log sent viih the expectation Of getting .
grester income from j, than could be OBJ
,sined 81 lone. Ia many cases this ex
rs~'~.... -,i --as.L.coiy To realized,
~bere the money has been judiciously 10
vested, but 10 many other cases where il
has been nsed 10 boom towns that only ex.
lat on paper II may never be heard Of
again.
Tue Vermont Phoenix has this to say on
the subject aud 1t contains great deal Of
truth:
la some cases which could be named,
srmont communities have been so drain,
ed OF their money 10 put into these specu.
la.ions and gambling schemes tina, il is lit.
orally true that not enough was left for the
ordinary course OF business, aud every
thing is at dead standstill. We hope the
owners OF the money will see its color
again, bat the chances are that the major
ty OF them never will. That money is
needed 10 Vermont 10 establish small man.
uiactuuug industries, TO improve good
farms and raise horses and cattle, TO give
towns and villages modern improvements,
to give deserving young men a start in life
and TO do score Of other things for the
states upbuilding, There would be no
gambling about such use OF the money,
and it's financial income would be assured
10 more ways than one; aud with this gain
would come the best income Of ALA
good conscience and personal self respect.
# is common thing nowadays to hear OF
parties of capitalists who are "interested'
in some great scheme at the South or
the West, or any place, in fact, but at
home. What we want is capitalists small
aud large, who are interested" in Yer
mont and who will show their interests 10
q tangible helpful, everyday sort OF way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-29
= y gENWf 'F"s"F"'F
True copy Of Record.
q Attest, J. ". RENs, bepisiar.
| COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I UMMISSIUNEKb NUIIUF.
Esta,s Of DYsR HrigT1.
The undersigned. having bees apI dated b
the Hon. Probate Court fvr iLs Dsitict 81 hsu-
chester Commissioners, 10 receive. eIsmins, aud
adju,t al claims And demands OF all persons
sgsinst the estate VI
Dyer Hulett, late u Bn ari,
In said District, deceased, and al eisims srhib-
tied 10 Offset thereto. hers by give notice thsf
We will meet, for The purposes sforsssis, ~ The
dwelling bouss 81 John Leach u hvpeu ssoressid
on the 18Th day u November 1880. from niss
o'clock A. 4, until four O'Clock ,. 90 sli dAs /,
aud that sir months from tbs 18th day Of Nay
A, D. 1880, 10 the time limited BY said Court ior
said eredis ora 10 ptese6t theif claims 70 ~ Tor
examination and siiossnos.
Dated ~ Manchester this I2ih day Of Msy
4. D. 1880.
a.. i yrs,is 4 sr sesss'os' co~'1