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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-01-15
BARBER COUNTY INDEX.
The Mails:

From Attica and all Eastern points. arrives
daily at I2:4b p NJ: leaves daily at 2:30 Pm.
From Ashland, COldwater, NescatunRa, Sun
City, Lake City and MingOna, arrives daily.
From Kiowa, Il di, Canema, Sexton, Eldred,
Hazelton, Hardtner and Ktna, arrives daily,
at 8 d. m. Leaves at 10 a. IN.
From Kingman, Bross, Bates, Nashville, ar
= rives at $3.50, pm. Leaves at a. m.
From Sawyer, Elm Mills and Amber, arrives
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridi ys at 2:45
P. N. Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Shtur-
DAYS at Al N. Arrives at SAWYER at l:15 q. m.
Southern Kansas Railroad Time Card.
GOING EAST.
Passenger and Express, leaves. :25 p. IN.
Freight, leaves ...................... S:40 H. M >
COMING WEST.
Passenger and Express. arrives. IL % p. m q.
Freight, arrives ......................6:l 5 p. IN
H. II. CASE, Local Agent.
POSTAL.
Postofice at Medicine Lodge open from A NJ
to Q Pm. Sundays one hour on arrival OF mail.
Money order Office. y A. MCCLEARY. =. NJ.
CORA MCCLEARY, Assistant.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-01-15
Democratic Central Committee.

AUG. SCHMIDT s %; I10Rt' O"N'"~A
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-01-15


Stable, livery, board or sale, per sIpgl6
stall, including washing carriages. ! 90
Steam boiler, per horsepower, special. -
WateT-elOSets. public, each seat 8 GO
WatercloSetS, private 81 90 TO 3 90
SEC. u. The said C. H. Eldred and G. ]. Hin,
man. Or their asslgIla. shall slIpmit TO the city
ronncif. for their approval. all rates not pro-
yided for in this ordinance, aud shall have the
privilege to regulate plumbing g d rlice-
pipe charges: Int such c'Iargea, tfae tecr viii.
-haYgcs for Extar9s, ssecial hrd'..Ilfs an,
;ther sppiiA.e Co.'S shall not exceed the custom
arg charges for ike service and material i;
otheE plsocs.
ST. "a. tt shalt lie Iif;iaweii. FOR any person
nlsSs u1aeF the authority and direction OF
he sassi G. II EidEed aud G |. HinInan, or lie r
uccessors or assigns. or of tise CITY, To inter-
ere with any OF the mains. hyiTanss or ossler
spQdrtenances Of said W. tsTworks system. :aid
-T.y person 1sssty ~ SITS fslsyrsel-
90 SHALL ups,n eonfic.ssn shss es,f. he tss.s1
= sum ~ ssssf les tsssy:i Csc 15llrs, and rot
se tlsaH 6sse hiadrssd Collins
SIC. 16- Nhenefez al 1aarln o. 4 is cr shall
Q max be s5siEde8. all hyssrdsits or s.kxs /
Pr IS. or service plates then open, or in use
- Sgatursu< lawa<. or 0tner purposes shsii
. p = sqsasesg CLOSED IS - son having SINE
EIII{t5s II els11iII ciase1 "a; + rpeh al1 u
2 = TsselI1 s'1bel',sd. and SOS pets0n6 gss.sf-
H 30 El4f'<Io Qf this stcfio4 6a4'i. o1I
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-01-15
No. 1899. First Publication Jan. 10. 1870.
SHERIFFS SALE.

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-07
What Insomnia Is.

insomnia is not pain; that is, physical
pain. 1t is something in the nature OF
blank, a dead, level, sandy desert on
which there rests a dull glare. One
thinks necessarily and incoherently. An
impression inserts itself in the vagrant
thoughts to the effect: "If I don't sleep
soon it will be idiocy, heart disease or
death" Under the influence Of this i'm
preston, the insomnia, which, at the
nUtset, was the symptom of some local
disorder, becomes itself disease.
One lies with open eyes staring into
the darkness. The dire possibilities Of
the future, the interruption 10 business,
the ardent, intense desire to sleep, all
fit through the night, hike dim and
menacing phantasms. The days are op-
pressive. The body is weak, the brain
confused. the blood sluggish. An over
towering tendency to sleep possesses the
tired frame He throws himself down
On bed with the impression that he
must and will sleep for weeks; he drops
into doze and in an instant later wakes
with start, and then is as wide awake
az ever; If a wicked man he fings off the
covering with bitter maledictlon, and
with tired frame and dulled soul re-
sumes his daily task.-Chicago Herald.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-07
Artificial Teeth.

The finest artificial teeth are made OF
the best ivory, but the great majority of
false masticators now In use are simply
pieces OF specially prepared hard por-
celain. The following is one of the pro-
cesses adopted for their manufacture:
Fine calcined or roasted quartz powder,
well ground fuorspar, china clay, and a
very little oxide of tin are very intimate
ly mixed and ground together, and at
forwards made into soft paste with
water. This paste is poured into molds
of various kinds and sizes of teeth, and
allowed to set. TIE plastic grinders are
then transferred TO furnace, where
they are .'cured"-that is, half baked or
hardened. When this has been done
they are covered with an enamel made
of paste of spar and quartz, and finally
subjected to an intense heat, uDtil they
are sufficiently baked, when they are
ready for the dentist.-SurCiCal. Reporter.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-07
An Uphappy Position.

The man who seeks wife for the pur-
pose of securing the means of living with
out working does not merit the respect
of the meanest person that walks about
the earth. His intentions are 50 mani
fest that they deceive no one. He plans
his attack with the ingenuity Of general
His is an aggressive courtship, and hyp-
ocritical ore as well. He cannot afford
to let the fame flicker for moment. He
must act the role of deception continu-
ally. If there should ever come the mo-
ment when feeling Of self independence
and self respect enters the young wom-
ans mind, his hopes in that instant may
be shattered beyond redemption. There
is the necessity OF ever present caution
snd constant recourse TO hypocrisy
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-07
Wouldn't Need Protection.

Not long ago Fish Commissioner Bart
lett, of Quincy, was back in the Illinois
river country with a fishing party OF
whom ex-Congressman Anderson was
one. The ex-congressman is an amateur
with the rod and line, but attributed his
poor catches to various things, and on
this occasion blamed the fish commits
sioner for hot keeping the waters stocked.
You don't protect the fish, " he said.
Your Office is q sinecure."
1T would be if everybody fshed ike
YOU said the commissioner. They
wouldn't need any protection then -
St. Louis Republic.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-07
Daily eagle
NOG1URN.

Trees and the menace OF night;
Then the cong, lonely, leaden mere
Backed BY the desolate fell
As by specsral hastisrnent; and then,
Low hroodns. fnSapenetrating al,
A vast gray, Es.lssA inexpensive sky
Where no i've star can have Sc much as shot
Since life and death were onA
Hist In the trees fus OF night
Is 1t the hurry OF the raini
Or the NOISE Of drive Of the dead
Streaming before the irresistible YIN,
Through the strange dusk Of this the debata-
bic land
Between their place and ours!
Like the foryesfulnes
or the weEk-a-cay world made visible.
a mist taZls from the melancholy SKY.
A Messenger from some lost and loving soul.
Hopeless, wide wandering, bewIdered
Here n tee provinces Of life,
A great whste moth fades miserably by.
Through Tie trees In the strange, dead night,
Under the vaa dead sky,
Forgetting and forgot, q stream OF ghosts
Sets TO the mystic mere, the phantom fen,
And the din, infinite slenees beyond
W. e. Henley. In Scots Observer.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-07
A Priceless BLESSING. :"

fERS III r Is Il fEt lohAL
n is the best remedy for Group,
whooping Cough, Hoarseness, and all
the sudden Throat aud Lung Troubles
TO which young people are subject.
Keep this medicine IN the house. Hon.
g. Edwards Lester, late c. S. Consul 70
Italy, and author Of various popular
Works, writes -
with al sorts Of exposure, n all
sorts of climates, have never. 20 this
day, had any cold nor any affection OF
the throat or lungs which did not yield
to Ayers Cherry Pectoral within a
hours. OF course I have never allowed
myself 70 be without this remedy n al
my voyages and travels. Under ny
own observation, IL has given relief 70
vast number Of persons while Il acute
cases Of pulmonary Inflammation, such
as Group and diphtheria n children life
has been preserved through lis effects
I recommend its use N light and fire.
gaent doses. Properly administered,
in accordance with your directions, il :
2 priceless blessing il any house
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-07

When Baby WAS sick. We gave her Casto-ia,
When she was Child. she cried Ter CastoTia,
When she became Miss, she chung 70 CastoEia,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04

Democratic methods which were respon,
sibIe for one infamous assassination 10 the
Bfeekinridge district OF Arkansas, reasserl
ed themselve ia a chsi acteristic name,
Saturday, when as the Little Rock train
pulled into Merfilton it was surrounded
1000 representatives, Of nuterrified south
cru Bourbobism who made n rush upon
George W. Small, a prominent leader in
the UDiou Labor campaign, now. threaten
ing Democratic supremacy 10 Arkansas
beat him iosensibe with heavy clubs, aud
took from him 7 1900 Union Labor tickets
which he had set Oh, 10 distributes In nd
vance Of the approaching election. The
Union Labor campaign 10 that state is rem.
derei even more obnoxious to Democrats
lbsu ordinarily this year by reason OF ils
siescsnce With tue Republican cause.
Zoe reason Of the Democratic anxiety ia
secure possession Of Smal's tickets was
the fact that the tickets bad been so close
~ guarded that Democratic attempts 10
counterfeit them, for the purI9se OF De
eeiying voters inio yoting for the Demo
cratic candidates under the impression that
they we're voting the straight Union Labor
ballot. bad been frustrated .. every turn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04
Tho Vermont Election.

nothing like com ietc reinrns have been
received. bar raoagh 10 show that there
aas very light vote cast, neither party
casting lie full vote. bot there was great.
et falling Of With the Republican than
the Democratic vote. Thete was some
eating 90 Page. Republican candidate
for Gor1nof. though this was no, gencr-
a.. fsirEa,en sho~s tae largest discre
psncy thel vote for Page being only 232
~bile the vote the rect Of The Republican
state ticle, was 3i3. There is DO doubt
thai the feeling agairs, Page secounis
largely for The falling On 10 the Republi
can vote, tina, ieel,ng being very sitons
snses The veterans 81 ever The state.
Col Woodbury., The defeated Aspiran,
for the GovrrB0rship is not responsible
faf this, fcr be Las urged vi. friends every
ahere 10 vote iof Mr. Page. After The
heated preliminary canvas il vas Gully nat
naai ihsl some OF The hilief feeling should
fenaia which eoaid oaiy resal, 10 a dc.
creased vote. Thefe was a Widespread
fevilas thai Page ~ mesas poi sllogstb.
CT ials in The csnisst ior The ponlua,,on.
Taoagh theirs sas little ercusa for iLis
ieel.sg ye, u bad lie eject.
Aaolhsr cause ioF The falling Of 10 the
kspubliesn vote xss tho advocacy Of high
sesnse by The Ea,lsnd Herald aud sor .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04

We believe IN economy in state exle
ditures. and We believe it is true that il
recent years the state legislature has u lde
some appropriations that ought not tC
have been made, but it is not true, 0.
claimed by some Of the papers, that the
state expenses have large y creased dur
ing the past few years
When the corporation tax law was pas
ed it was thought to raise guile euoush
10 pay the state expenses, bat this wa.
purely matte Of conieHure 10 one
knew at the III g INV u ,ch lie W Law
would raise, and + matter Of act /,
never did raise enough AID probably Lev
er will We copy The following statistics
from the St. Adams Messe' ger, sad believe
them to be correc,
The corporation law ba raised some.
thing over S200,N0 au' ualiy. Pre-
yious to that time tue state eapendi IRE
provided for by trye. rsieed Gu the grand
list. had averaged over 100000 THE
exact condition of tuings may b. seen by
comparison ,tweeu two peti0ds OF siA
years each by referring The reports u
the state treasurer aud au1 tof 4 accounts
periods from 1873 10 1878, aud iron 81
10 IS. both inclusive.
For the fiscal year ending July 81, 70
The state expenses we're 1868, l26 50; 10 "a
S2lg. 753 10: IN rs S3s0.07i ~; In 7G 1919
i2S q3; 10 II 1898 1911 81; IL 70 $500.
ij3 81; total expenses 81 . 9. 46S 20; year
ly syersge, s32S IA 50. The query is !.
how lh cIrl or,naD tex u abont 500, 900
year could b. reliyd Dpau o. utlicient 10
meet these demsnls For tle period o
six years STAGE the corporation law -ior ia,
fiscal years ending Jals 81. SO TO IS, ia
elusive tie state expenditures were: In
50 s305. 1873; "a s2l6, 5i5 81, 50 1921,
3i3 %; sc s2sl 073 ~; 81 Si2i. $50 AZ;
IS s305, s327s; total sl.S3j. C9107; yea,
" average, sos sis 6s. SO it sppears thrt
Tor the six years period ~ the seventies
the STATE expenditures weco areSter than
in the eighties by sl3l.376.63, With an il
creased yearly svcrage 81 s22 3J6 IL
Now A. to taxation. tax on the grand
lis, was raised aud used durins tie year
ending July 81. 1873. of 40 per ceu,
amounting TO siG9 263 81 for IA IS Ter
cent, sggregat' og sili 95s.55; for rs 30
per cent s3i3. 53i.65; Tor 70 50 per cent
si02. SIS 50; Tor " 70 per Geo, s2Ss. rs 80
fir IS 80 per cent sSSs. i57. 90. oial for tie
six years 81 25I 7ss y. The d ference
between the smoupt rsift during this Pc.
Rod aud The amount expended, Of about
$4,000. ass spilled ~ eTiinguishment
OF The state debt
The corporation tf Tor the Elk yesrs
period ia the eighties aggregated si.l2l,
iil.e5, a. follows. For the year ending
Jnly 81. 1883. s6I. 800 20; "a sleC 67s 81
70 500. 9i2 81; II $500. Gs5. 70; 81 $40.
1o2-o5, 81 s23s. o03 6l; total 81 l2l 4ll
10. To this amount the Gums raised ~
three state ,AIes on the grand list during
he same period are 10 be addei, 81 lea,
and twelve per cent. raising sIG7, 752 81
7i.oll 20. and s2i0.0i7 e. respectively.
Ioisi s5is. T6202. The snounis raised by
both methods Of istaiion during this lat
80 period aggregate sl.GT0, 1881, or
ssa. ola " less than 10 the former. TIE
'versge yearly smouei raised BY iaisiion
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04

Tue Wisconsin Republicans put then
best foot f0IemnSs 10 fenominaiing Gov
nor Heard, Who has made an efficient *
ecu'igc. and is undoubtedly rs strong a
mtn politically as the parry could find to
carry IL, standard IN tue coming exciting
coutes.' The CHIEF Itsue out that way. as
the couutfy generally knows, is not ordin
ary politics; bat the school question. 10
this mat,erihe Republican platform makes
deliytrarcc that onght to commend it to
every Intelligent sud pa,rio ic citizen. Il
does not propose to iate,irre With the ina
lierabe rights OF parents or gnsrdiaus as
to the education Of their children; 1t sim
ply lBsisis upon 70 pefiormepcy OF their
duty 10 the sipie, declaring that every
citizen ought 70 be fitted 10 perform the
duties OF citizenship by being made &c
qusinted With the lspg useo OF the country
ia which he resijer. THIS is proposi
% which no ,ensible man can flr one
nomeut dispute. The position taken by
Republicans sloulI be resolately main
ued. whether they ain this year or moi.
4 must Triumph 10 the fpd wherever re
publican government is TO be permanent
Iy recognized.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04
The National Life.
From The IndicNtOr.)

Life Company Montpelier Vermont
that made 1889
previous close the years business the
$500 the
during 1921 900 basis The
during the 474 policies
$2 which largest business written by this company
On the 81 of December there 1924 policies in
policies and S655
81 95 o69 and for interest
ST. 675 and disbursements amounted 81
which 6 l66 paid polyholders Since the
SO 1856 POL paid
So 27 which speaks well for its The
paid policy holders since organization $5796 3l3.
each and
financially A. the time offering the
giving many options affords protection
with There company
insure u o o work for"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04

There has been q wonderful growth in
the paper industry during the past 10
years. II Is estimated that the new census
will show as follows: Capital invested,
ESQ. 900, o00wagespaidper sunum, 81, 1913
600. 600, value Of materials used, Si.4l4.
100000; product, SO, $40 100000 These
figures show that in the past 0years the
amoun, Of capital has increased just 30
per cent and that the number Of people
engaged in these industries has also in
creased so per cent. The value OF the
product produced, however, has been on
ly 20 per cent increase and this is accom-
ed 81 by the statement that during these
YEA the prices of all manufactured srti
Gle. have been greatly reduced. so th I the
profit ID much less 10 proportion than it
Was 10 years ago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04

A tidy sun was spent in Boston by and
for the entertainment, OF the Grand Army
bays. The banquet alone cost close to
1900; Camp Sheridan $4,000. and other
q Isrters. including rents. enough to swell
The amouo, TO nearly s]5 900, eco 900 spent
10 decorations. etc. There was a guaranty
faad Of $50 900, the state appropriated
$4,000 more. and the city Of Boston s25.
900. A conservative estimate places the
money spent by the visitors a, $3.50 600 and
tina, 10 round numbers 81, 600 900 was put
10 circulation by the gathering.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04

American uafship builders appear "a
have acquired such skill in the eopstruc
ton Of vessels, so far as speed is concern
ed. that /, is more than probable the gov
eminent will enlarge its requirements
Thus far every war vessel Of recent con
structi)n has complied with the contract,
and nearly all Of them have taken premi.
INNS for their builders The Cramps have
on several occasions distinguished them
selves 10 this respect, and now comes
word from San Francisco, that during Q
recent preliminary trial OF the new cruiser
San Francisco. built on the Pacific, she
bids fair 10 rival the Philadelphia rapid
ity OF movement through the water.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04

TIE wisooasia I.epublicshs hsse fenom
.s.lel Gov. Heard snd bare firmly fssolr'
81 10 tisad by the common school aud
ssppoft compalsofy sdsca,icn. No matter
ubI osttr hfspraea ~ ea0oalioa are
bseh,, the Esgllsh language should be
d de essential And thls hss cone 10 he
. 70 l,ies. issas ia Wisconsin. American.
les vii vic, also ibe Bepubllesu party
TIA, stands Ter H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04

Tns coufeffees 90 ihe river aud hsrboi
ball have made some mirror changes 10 the
measBret.s Il came from the Senate and
reached 40 agreement which presages Ia
speedy passage 10 the President These
ehsnges arc in the interest Of economy
various riaiDg appropriations not appar
emily demanded by the public good having
been Cancelled nutil The total OF such cane
collation. reached nearly sl,000.000. The
total amount devoted TO river and hsrboi
improvement by IL is s24 9sl 295.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04

TIE isilnfs u ibe peach crop "a Della
we're sad Mari lapd is . serious blow 10
tss buh s,osers ia that SECTION /. Is e
- a iLs, c. Co. 600 uill be kept from
m. 5ctcs q the people 81 the two states
1 $500 81 the failure this year, and
.0Ja.O Including the light crop Of 1850
Add The loss sili also be very generally
feli by the people ~ho are 10 be deprived
OF the peaches. The bulk Of What We have
mus, come from California
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04

Frederick Colleiie OF Ferrisburg VS.
shot and instantly killed on Sunday even
Jog while standing beeide bis wife. who
uss Miss Minnie Pigeon Of Vergennes
lie bad lns, got up from a chair. when The
shot siraek him. lie was living sith Mr.
a. Asse Of that town Circumstances
pointed 10 Alphopso Cbsaue,ie. who work
ed on The farm Of Robert S .lterly. ss the
u afderer, As be had made threats and
much talk On account Of his failure to oh.
ton Miss Pigeons hand 10 msuissr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04

ia TIE isfnsi period wss SSi5,7ss o.. sad
ia TIE latter SzTs s62 90 TIE Differences
heisesa ihs smcusls s1pesdeA AID raised
dufas the lrtisr period, q about sisQ,.
COO. bAs been sDppiitd ~ drafts eFoa the
s.lfabsir stol" fanA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04

Trr ytlarr fHnrtp % HIGH nsousR ~
orr kWrHtcAx Fnautrrfs puNrhato Y yfsrlf
oan NANEmt. WIN Az lscNrulso isrzrAr
or pfNrAmsu saAir aF wAous
EYrET Nolm1A aap eksoA NBn mas VI
Vs. uls oorsgar FAITHFULLY ~ 11Nr %
va uuosr 10 EFragsr PENSION, sog A. 4
oAArrTT urT asa sATTEE - siNI1E Eus'
z8gH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04

COMMISSIONERS NOTJCE.

Ettnie Of AUSTIN =. GRAnAN
The undersigned, having been sp, oiDied by
the hon. Probate Court Tor The Die itiei % Mar
| chester Commissioners, 10 receive, tx4u,lne and
adjnst all claims and demands Of all persons
| against the estate "
Austin i Graham, lRis Of winhal,
In said DistTlc, licensed, and all chains Ibi
tied In Lfset thereto, hereby give notice that
We will meet, for tbs purposes Efyferaid, at " .
late dwelling houss of doceas d IN WiBbsli
on the 20h day Of February, 1890. from nine
o'clock a. NJ. nniii -four o'clock y. N Of sui dsS
and that siI uouhs from the 4uth day Of Ausu,t
A. b 1880. ~ tbs time limited BY said Court Tor
said credi Drs 10 y oseDt Their ola me- TO TOR
exHmination and allowance.
ptted at Winbal this ooh Day 81 August
A. t..0
IA IMEhY, 90.
I63as MiH0N BENSON, 1"ihh W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04

Work hss begun Oh the rew grain ele
vstor Of the Boston & Maine railroad al
hichiord sod il ia expected that II will be
completed Nov. !. II will have cspsei-
~ Of 900, 600 Bushels aud the -four ware
house adjoining will have capacity Of
5000 barrels.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04

sTtrE 81 yrfn1Er District ~ nspets ster. 10
II PrDbste Court held at Manchester, sithin
and iof said Dis,rIei, on the 10Th day u August
A o. 1880.
| TIE Administrator on The estate II James " i.
Abb5t iase ~ LsDfgioye 10 ssld Dssrint de-.
ceased, fn4les spplies'ioh. 10 ssld Curt, fr
Incense 10 sell al ~ the real estate u said d.
/ csaset 10 pay dsbs.
UhsrsupoD Il sss ordered that bearing ~ n
ssid application be had a. Probate Douft ~ bs
held a. the pfoDais on 10 Manchester Ia sad
BIZ tiles, "a the t,h cs~ VI hept niber, a, D
10. ~ 10 o'clock IN forenoon, sHa that
notice ~ ssid apple 90, the nature sDd
reason. thereof. and the lms sng place 81 besf.
ibg therein, be sises 70 all persons lnftrsstao,
b, the publeslion thereof 10 the Bsnsbe.i,f
JapaslL. nesspspse 9iislsd At said katehss-
ter. three weeks saecessi,eIy presioss 70 90 d
tins u bearing,
true record,
!. T.. FEss, Register.
A trae copy Of record.
i5sw Attest J. r. TENN, Eeals.w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF ERsEsT u, AsDalw.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester Commissioners, 10 receive, examine, aud
adjust al claims and demands Of all person,
against the estate Of
Ernest Il Andrew late OF Arlington
10 said Di-irict, deceased, aud sll ciaim- esbib.
tied in iiset thereto, hereby give notice, tat
We viii meet, Tor tho purpotes afpiasaid. At ths
late dwelling house Of the deGosHeii 10 A,tngtpn
on the " day OF tebfnary next from O'Clock
A. until four oel0c =. NJ, on said day aud
that six months from zoe 2ld day Of Aus INST A. 70.
1890 IL tho time limited by laid C0nft far ssio
creditors to present their claims 10 tn Tor exam
nation and vi owHuea.
Dated At Arlington his 22ad day Of AuRnst
A. ID 1890
O. q. VAULT.
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