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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-27
Announces entS.

We authorized to announce PAUL
PATTON a Candidate for Marshal of the
CITY of Ironton, at the coming election, to
be held Tuesday, April list, 1890.
We are authorized to announce THOMAS
b. PRUI1T as a Candidate for Marshal of
the City Of lrOntOn, at the coming election,
to be held Tuesday, April 1st, 1890.
We are authorized to announce ROBERT
T.. PURkI>S as a candidate for Marshal of
the City of lronton, at the coming election,
to be held Tuesday. April Ist, 1890.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-27
Hopkins Patent Churn.

The public is hereby notified that John
Albert, of Ironton, Mo-. has the sole rigt to
manufacture aud sell the Hopkins Churn in
Iron County Mo. IL is TIE best and la est
patented churn In the United States.
It JAMES A. COOK, Owner Of Patent.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-27

Granitevile, :. o., March 18th, 1890.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-27
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFia,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court of Iron County, Mo-,
In Vacation, March 18th, 1890.
WilliamHugues, Plaintiff.
YrrSllS
Nancy Hughes, DEPENDENT.
divorce

W lIllam hughes, IlalnllH.
versus
Nancy Hughes, DEPENDENT
IDivorce,l
Now, at this day, comes the plaintiff
by attorney. and files his petition and af-
tidaYit. setting forth, among things. that
the defendant has abandoned and absent
ed herself from her usual place of abode.
and that she is a nonresident of the
State of Missouri, and cannot be sum-
moned in this action by the ordinary
process of law. 1t is, therefore. ordered
by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Iron
County, Mo in vacation, that publica-
ton be made notifying said defendant
that an action has been commenced
against her in the Circuit Court OF said
County the object and general nature of
which is to obtain a decree of divorce
from the bonds of matrimony heretofore
contracted between said plaintiff and de-
PENDANT, on the ground of adultery:
And unless She be and appear at
the next term of said Court to be holden
for said County of Iron, in the state
aforesaid, at the Courthouse in said
County. on the fourth: Monday in April.
next. Qs90J, and on or before the
sixth day thereof, (if the term shall so
long continue; and, it not, then before
the end of the term and plead TO said
plaintiffs petition, the same will be taken
against her as confessed, and judgment
rendered accordingly.
1t is further ordered that copy hereof
be published according to law in the IRON
COUNTY REGISTER, a weekly newspaper
published in said County of Iron and
State of Missouri.
Jos. HUFF, Clerk.
A true copy:
Witness, my hand and official seal,
lsEAL. this 18th day of March, A i.
ID. 1890.
Jos. HUFF. Clerk
Iron County Circuit Court. Mo.
j S Jordan attorney for plaintiff.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-27

"Ayer's Medicines have been satisfactory
to me throughout my practice, especially
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which has been used
by many OF ny patients. one of whom says
he knows it saved his life,"-F. l.. Morris,
NJ. D., Brooklyn, n. Y.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-27

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-27
Earrar-R0nald.

W. 81. Delano is selling strong Pure Apple
Vinegar at Is cents gallon, delivered At
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27

loving tbs valley IL Tho Roaring branch
and Boviss brook is,o Glssieheury.
The whole lssgih 81 The road. ineluaiss
siaiags. 10 nine HiIes 10 The nrs eight
miles Above Beenipston a. eisvsiiorj o.
1900 feet IL reached. A portion o. The
grade on The brsseb 10 ~ the rate Of $50
feet. and The s,spes, on The msia iise 10
no feet per mile The 10 ssid 10 be tho
siespesi grade IN the Uni,e5 States 90 any
rsilrosd 81 regular gauge run by traction
poser.
The 0isstsnbnry railroad, mining and
mao niscturiog eompany's irsc, lies pnnci
pslly In . valley snopg the mountains. .,
40 elevation Of 400 10 1900 feet above
Benning,on, AT one time they bad ~ char
coal kilns Of the espsoiiy Of 1000 bnshsl,
Of coal each. The principal cav mill was
capable Of cuiiins 1000 fee, Of lnmber per
hour. For several years the road has bard
~ paid eipcpses. aud the bridges and
track cefe badly oot Of repair.
II Is ihought probable that the Benning
too a Ratland company will put the road
once more in good shape II wasrumored
some time ago that . syndicate Of New
YORK gentlemen we're negotiating for these
lands Tor huniing and fishing preserve.
The change 10 the ownership OF the road
is expected 10 be Of much benef. to the
proprie,os Of Camp Comfort the new
sun mer resort.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27
rAe.. Hish Prices.

The n. Y. World which induleed 10
strong statements Of The rise 10 prices be-
fore election nov talks in very different
strain and acknowledges that it isn't co.
ing to be very much Of shower after oil.
la recent issue after mentioning the fact
that business in the clothing trade is un'
usually good it says;
There is no good reason Why the pur
chaser OF resdy,made clothing should
shndder on account OF the new Tariff bill.
Although the duties are raised from 40
cents to 40 l,2 cents.per pound and from
IS per cent. to 60 per cent. Cd yslorem, it
will NOT, according to the Clothier and Fur
nisber, bsve any sppreeiable effect on the
price OF clothing, as ready made clothing
Is imported. The increased rate on wool
ems and the various trimmings that enter
into the Manufacture will eventually have
the eject Of increasing the price from 10
10 10 per cent. on garments made Of i'm
ported materials; but this will hardly ensue
before. another year passes, as stocks
are already purchased several months in
advance. 1t is probable that by that time
other causes will have operated to counter
act this increase; so that 10 this particular
branch no noticeable advance will take
place. unless clothing is affected by the
general rise in prices. Besides. domestic
man ufactures are largely supplying the
woolens now used in this country"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27

| Ex. President Cleveland took occasion At
the recent Thurman banquet to eulogize
the cheap coat II his meaning was that
it is no disgrace for man to wear cheap
coat because hedoes nothave means to buy
better one lie was right. But il be meant
/, cheap coat produced In accordance with
bis line Of argument in bis last message TO
Congress We think he was wrong. II
the Ex President intended cheap coat
made from wool grown by the Bushmen Of
Australia. or the half clad natives OF South
America 10 competition With our American
farmers, add made from cloth manufactur.
ed by the poorly paid operatives Of Ens.
land. and made up by the starving sewing
women OF London then we would prefer
to keep our money at home aud pay lit.
more for . coat made tror the wool grown
BY onr own sheep and from cloth manu-
featured OF our own mills aud made up BY
our own people. There is kiud OF cheap
ness that this eoubtry does not want but
which free trade or low tariff would Ger,
tsiuiy bring rs and that right speedily
Our country is 80 large and orr resources
80 bonnjless that prohibitive tariff
you'll not produce excessive prices 10 any
thing that We can raise or manufacture.
II there il any money 10 be made in any
line Of business there srs millions OF
money ready 10 go ia,c that line OF bnsi
ness, snd With only home competition
prices are likiy To be too lo~ rather than
too high. rh-e is 10 dpubt ihat the
scare sbjut Lish prices had . marked
influence upon the reeeat election. but
when the people stop 10 consider thy will
6nd thst II ass only scare alter al.
When ne come 10 think OF u higher prices
vas what all classes 81 peopie wanted.
fHmers have beea justly complaining
thai prices have been too io~. and the same
mar be said Of psny other lines Of busi
mes. Thsn ~by SIT frightened when
prices beeio 10 advance. n tie farmer
car g.t five cents more ior 1is wool. hut,
ter or grain hr csn frl ~ f.y little
more teI bis caa: nd ia cnp aaJ still
save NOR motley ,b.u BE t.s beel doing
Live snd iei live" Is very good motto,
while ''Cse.p as diri" Is very poor one
10 live 4, 20 THE coup,ry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27
Railroad Sold.

Ga Friday By pSb'ic Suction 10 Ben
ning,on Henry 4 H.,mss sold the Ben
nipgson 4 Glastonbury rsilsosd. With rolf
log stock and Ia 600 acres Of wood. land,
to Col. N. =. Colbura Of Manchester Que
Of the directors Of the Bennington Il Rat
land rsiise.. TOT 5000 The road Sss
sold fer ". Wat, Sherman Of New York,
Trustee under The various mortgages. aud
the lille 10 10 be confirmed by the cour,
Of ebanesry. Tae Woodland is 10 the towns
OF Glas,erbury aud sanierlsnd and hss
been largely cut over
10 1854 X G. Root. John Harper and
Sam usi II Cornell Of Ne~ York acquired
ihss lands 10 Glss,enbasy and sunder
land. Subsequently T. W. Park and vii
lism Bailss Darcan purchased Cornell's
is,eres, and par, Of Hsrper's To develop
this property company Vas fornea. and
Ia 1871 The BsrSinston Glss,es bury
railroad vks esIs;rnc,ei. eonnsc,ias eth
the other railroads iE Bsanipgien AID fol .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27

TIE Raiisbd Herald deaounesd ih.
iasebets association ior sppoiniirg COIN
m,,ies 10 sppesr before TIE educational
cot miii.e Of the legislature on The school
lss. sad proclaimed that such appearances
va, 90, 10 bs tolerated. But vheu IL came
" high l,eesss" The sane pepper ns no
reason. by the association BY That name
10 Baiisnd should not BE- represented BY >
cOmmiitse ., Monip~iiss 70 lobby" 10
the sane manner, snd ell hands vent,
even The editorial department Of the
Herald
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27
Facts Worth Knowing.

In VII diseases OF the nasal mucous
mem brsne the remedy used must DO nom
irritating. The medical profession has
been slow to learn this. Nothing satisfac.
tory can be accomplished with douches,
suuifs, powders or syrinees because they
are all irritating. do not thoroughly reach
the effected surfaces and should be absn
doned as worse than failures. A multi
tuds Of persons who had for years borne
oil the worry and pain that cstarfh can
in1ict testify to radical cures wrought by
Elys G .esm Balm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27
The LsgIslature.


The members OF the legislature hsv,
buokelrd down 10 work during the pas
week ~ INDEED they we're com PEELED 10 d.
10 order 10 get through before Thsnksgiv
Ing. The first great fight was on the higt
iicense bill. IL was quite fully discussed
10 the house, some sharp short speeche,
being made on both sides. The vote show
cd 81 10 fsvo, Of the bill and l54 ssainst
The result sAs great disappointment 4
the high license men. Quite . number o.
Republicans voted 10 favor Of tho bill and
. lev Democrats sssinst II.
The agricultural college bill vas also
quite freely discussed and . vote isker
which disclosed l5i votes 10 favor aud 6t
against IL. Whether IL will pass the Sen
ats OF not u rather doubtful. The Univei
atty people have powerful lobby 81 vorl
aud It y sill make every .Hjrt to iDAu
ence rnaloriiy OF the Senate agsinstit
Toe House passed the bill reducing the
numbsr u Supreme Court Judges from
10 6by vote u li2 to &c. The Ways and
Mrsns committee have reported = bill
mski, & The state tsi Is cents.
BIZ sliOsiog tosus 20 go back 70 The
old hisbwsy system. With ami imum 10
boz rs q ~ cent?. II they 90 vote ha,
pc b,'h houses.
zoe 5nns,r refused 10 pass the bill 70
ducaas Tie nombes Of Judges. snd the
hous~ - i'spu-ed 20 tict, which leaves {,
bsi frriiag be,scen th- hons . and en-
dsEs 70 seine ~or,hy biiis
Ipe house duality passed . bill sppro
ptlstiss 5000 for the sarids fair, which
v,s smeaded by the Senate making the
sun $40. 600 sud IL nov goes back 10 The
htu =. bot wbtiaer IL all concur 10 The
amssdm-o, is rather doubtful.
A G mpfoasi.e scbool bill has been
sgf.ei arop sud ~ili pas the house bui
msy isii 10 ias Sensie. The bill is found
cd aeon tie rrssrp, Las. bu, recs,sbiisbe.
The nsi school year and The old school
supff'ni~ndslt The county sppervrsoi
snd au,y board Of education are sbol
isbs 3. sud eouniy examiner established
The scanning ~ teachers i. left manly
- n Esynions tai TIE examiner DOLLY
gives certificates. 81 which three grades
ere assabiishsd. bus The town superirieu.
deaf nsss siss teaching permits Tor single
D. IS bu, osly TIRES are 10 be eiyen ii
once IN io~n The txsniners ere "a
b. sppointed by the state supeiia,endsn,
aud governor. Tssa,ion Is ieii ~ II pro.
scat II takes away pretty much sli ihs
benedis eonierred b, The ne~ lay snd
does not tslp 10 The matter Of taxation
where the res Las vas moot II fault. Both
touses hsve passed secret ballot bill.
Gov. Pss1 has made srpoiEimfr,s .,
foiloss. 5 ID Hobson Of Brighton. trus.
tee q ipssbs syian, W. II. Il Binstsr
otsio.f.J g Parker Of Hartford, direc
tors al state psison sai hoass OF oorrec.
siou. 4. W. 0skos Of Windsor, saperirt<r
dsri Of state prison; o. n. Eayres Of Rat,
lars. sspeIistsrden,of the house Of cor.
rseiiss; 3. =. Pinstes Of Hartford. AEory
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27

Thsss 10 better feeling 10 Wall street,
money being more plenty aud the stock
nsrts, having 40 upward tendency. The
btsl fasnciers predict that the trouble ID
over aud there ere indications Of . season
Of prosperity 10 stocks. the recent decline
having cleared the msrket The result Of
the recen, collapse has been 10 give some
Of the sesllbies, men 81 opportunity IA
eobb.c up large amount Of stocks, and
10 THIS way Jay Gould hss secrred control
OF 'e northern PsciGc. Pabifc Mail and
r. - some Other large corporations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27

A correspondent writing the Boston
Journal calls forth the following reply
from bat Paper. There are tin mines ia
d. ia, Montana and California. 10 the
Jonrnsl OF Nov. 5 appeared this state.
mani. msde ~ flem an article 10 the Ssr
Frnclsco Balietin. tin mine has beer
discovered 10 tue Barker district OF Mon
ta4a. nod II /. continues according to sur
face Indications. |, is one Of the largest iir
minos 10 the world. /, is further stated
that 900, 900 tons OF ore now on lle dump
Of the Harvey Polk tin mines 10 Montsns
syeyaees 3 per cent, aud the Eta ore aver
ages per cent The Cornssll mines Nv
eISge but per cent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27

II looks as il interest is gradually sub,
siding in the question OF admitting women
delegates into Methodist Episcopal church
conferences. In vote taken iDss church
in Pittsburgh. out OF 100 members elig'
ible to vote, only twenty four voted, while
10 fity'six churches in that vicinity, out
OF az eligible membership Of 1896, only
1929 voted. The sisters can continue to
talk as much as they please, but they can
not talk as delegates.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27

There are fears Of . ssrious Indian
onlbresk In Northern Dskots. The incit'
log csuse ~ al Indian Messiah who
ptouisc- to drive out The white men and
restore ,be old bnnting grounds with
countless buffalo to the rcd men. Tie Ia
dilus are reduced TO fmall uumben bui
there are enough left TO make serious trou
Die snd they are reported to be we'll arm
od ard greatly excited. They have done
no damage as yet aud may defer their hos
allie demonstrations until spring, but II tue
excitement continues until that time We
may expect another and possibly the lsst
Indian ou,brest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27

Ds,ses o, crf.bary. L. o, Dsslsy 81
Rniisss. railroad oonnlssonss. q, NJ.
fsiiu os Pair Hsvss. , u. Moore 81 Bet
land. SPECIAL rrssccriou
The aIsi sS.ssfrDsni viIi be co Wed.
nesdsy norrisg ., . o'elcci. bat Dosi q
tho Dsu een viii probably leave 60 tia
early uorriss train. 20 - 70 reach hoGs
"Wednesday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27
STATE NEWS.

The whistle case has been decided at
springfield, in favor Of the defendants.
This case grew out OF the placing OF
large steam whistle in the cotton mill.
The whistle is ON level with the windows
Of +. W. Porters house, about twenty
rods distsnt. and inasmuch as the whistle
can be heard ten miles the noise on the
front side OF his house is desfening. He
brought suit to stop Them blowing, on the
ground that q nuisance should be abated.
He has been defeated iu every court. the
supreme court rendering decision
against him few days ago.
bad case OF catsrrh or 10 fluepz. will
always yield to the mild curative qualities
OF Old Saui's Catarrh Cure. Price orly
% cents.
Sidney W. Rowell for several years
cashier OF the First Nsiiouel bank Of Rut.
land, has been elected . member OF the
Albany Fort Orange club. He is now
cashier of an Albany bank.
Despite the very best attention bestow'
ed upon the baby, it will grow sick and
Troublesome by reason of collie, diarrbna
i.-tbiug etc. Do not fail. then. to nse DR..
Banp Baby Syrup Price % eshis.
sire. Frank Duvslve, aged about 81
years. while cooking in Victory, was so
terribly burned by using gasoline 10 place
q kerosene by mistake to Start FIRE. that
she died
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, ID. c.
| take great pleasure 10 certifying to tie
efficacy OF Dr. Bulls Ccnah Syrup, 10 use
Ia my family as q specific FOR colds Of
children or adults. and have found IL 10
be . cure almost immediate and always
p, rmauepi.
THos b. PnIcE.
Rev. Cyrus Meeker. former we'll,
known Vermont Methodist preacher. com
pi.,ed November II bis ssh year. His fac,
uilies, mental and ply steal, are well pre-
served. He now resides at Buskirk
Bridge N. ". aud occasionally preschfs.
Ifyou wish 10 reduce your soap bills 81
least bali. you can do so by using Brus-
sells sosp. which lasts twice - long ~
cheap soap for handry use.
George W. MacAvoy. formerly OF the
Bates House. Batlsnd. and for severa'
seasons pas, the manager Of the Moptvsrt
Hotel al Middle,own Spings. has leased .
hotel at Kingston. Jsmsics. aud will soon
leave for that place accompanied by Mr.
William u. ToItunt Of Troy.
A dollar saved is dollar earned 40 J vs.
knov Of no easier ssy iosave money than
b! using Brussels sosp. which iasts f~ios
as long ~ cheap soap.
sofieren iron scslds. burns kc., sslv.,
ZION OIL Will eur you speedily. oSIy Is
cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27

Oss. Ne,.. q ohio. Who dropped dead
Ia CirciSrsii tho other DAY, losi bis leg
vhlia le.diss . brillisni snd suoeessiH!
charge dafihs the late war Ga bio usy
10 'bs hcspisl 10 90 ambnIsaee 10 ne,
Gen. Mcpbsrsop. has commander. sSd
.sii 70 bisi 0eeersl 60, their works
ssd lpoiBiirs 10 bis shattered iesl the,
soi p.a o. mice. bot lie Fourth Of Jaiy
ara do1t care . coniipenlsL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27
lark BATCHELDER,s Estate.

SI state OF Vermont, Disniet OF Manchester, 81
I'm PROBATE Louu beid Al Msnehestef siihin
and Tor rsid District Oh the iith, day 81 Noyem'
Ter A. d. n3l
The Administrator On the estate u MARI
Bstebelder lats 81 Dorset IN said District do
ceased. propossd 20 render fnsi account Of bis
administration of said estate.
Whtfeupon Il vas ordered that said teeonpi
b. eYsmiusd for allowance ~ session of ssld
Court 10 bc beld al the Probate ON . 10 Msn'
eLsster, ip ssld pislrict. on the 5th day u De-
climber A D. fsssD, at 10 o'clock To the fore
noon and that noiles thereof. sbd VI
dlstribuiion ~ the esia.e remaining 10 tho
hands Of said Administrator. be given 10 all per.
son. Interested by The publication hsreof 10 tbs
Msnchs ster JorHssL, . Bewspspef printed -
sad Manchester. ihres seeks speelsey pre-
yiousiy 70 ibs time 80 appointed
A true record.
true copy II record. 1880
zssw At,esi' ., H. fLss' hSs'sisf'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27
InMMIssIoNgR's NOTICE.

Y Frtais On WEFLF1 kwAIIl0N.
Tho andef,igned having been appointed By
tbs Hon Probate Court Tor the Disifio, OF Mar.
rbe,tsr Commissioners. TO receive. sIsmips, and
admit All claims and demands of ali pafsons
agllast The estate ~
ges,fy J. ssallos, late Of Lsp6gfo,s,
in asld Distrlci, deceased. and I'll eislms sxhil-
itsd ~ eject thereto, hsrsLy give notice that
ss siii meet, for ihs purposes sfVfss.lo, ., Ne
a.slsi,y hosse u Wsffsn W WILEY IN IAnsgfovs
90 the Istb day VI MAJ 1891, from ribs e'eioss
/. NJ. ! ntll four O'Clock y. n, on sad DAY ana
thai slr months from The is,t day 81 hossmbef
A, ID, 1880, 10 the time limited BY said ConH iof
ssid creditors TO present their claims 70 " ~
eraminAtion AID allowances,
pated al LsDsgTose this Isih day of h@ssm'
WILLIAM + auTTLx. conis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" Esia,e OF Thomas MeLsronIis.
The undersgoed, having besn appointed by
the hon, Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester Commissioners, to recsiye, examine. snd
adjust 81 claims and demands OF all persons
agsJnst the sstste Of
Thomss Mclaughlin late Of D. rssi
ia ,aid District deceased and all claims exhibit.
ed 10 Offset thereto, hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid at the late
dwelling house oil ihe deceased 10 said Dor.ot
on the 18th dsy. Of February and 18Th day Of
NJ, on each Of said days and that siI mouths
from tho 18Th DAY Of November 4. D 1890 IN tho
time limited by said Court Tor said creditors 10
D resent their claims 70 ns for EXAMINATION and
sll0wareo,
Dated Al Dorset Tits l9sh DAY OF November
GEORGE NJ. WALL,
W, n. BEBEE, ComUs
n.y. MARTIN SHERIDAN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27

TbEraEgr sHeyip "a nIoH nopoH 70
agtt aNnaras rlscg,rcrm oos1hot ov Tnn2A
CIV waHrgs. vTYn as ncnaassS rxsTrIp
90 nncIaassG SCALE ~ wlaDh
itsAr soIAlsn AVID s,fion VINO mas am
wa u1 ooCggHr rlIsHrrIlr ~ STnn or
wan 0lewr ~ fD-EzrH PENSION. NOT An A
cnauuT rtT - sArTrs % sEsrfa 5rs'
rlcE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27
JoHs MASON, Commits


From the above it will be seen that the
bounty will not apply on sugar made be-
fore the LIST OF next April, and unless the
season is later than usual most OF the sea.
sons crop will be made before that date.
Large producers eau make syrup before
that date and sugar afterwards and very
likely mske enough TO eniitle them TO
the bounty.
There has been some hope expressed
that small producers might combine their
proc ucss and thus secure tie bounty. but
the COMMISSIONS. has decided that this
can be done only by leasing the trees. One
mau hss the right TO lease AZ many trees
As be chooses and can hire the owners 10
make the sugar for him, and 10 this wsy
can secure the bounty.
We bave sent for Q polsriscope in order
10 les. samples OF sugar. but understand
from Others that dry sugar Of the ordin
ary quslity will test over so degrees. and
and some Of the best will go over 30 do
grees. while vet sugar Of poor quality will
not come mp 10 the required 30 degrees.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-27
ROBES AND HORSE BLANKETS.

good ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' sHAwLs,
sKlhTs PssCINATOhs snd HO0Ds, TOBO0-
GAN CAPS, NELLY BLY, CAPS. and T'URBANs,