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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08

sg Cine bortrefHiGe @elegen6eit
fir ben Infauf BON Mobeln, 0orbdne
gen &c. bietet fi6 fonobI fur ben Gei,
den nie fir Zen unbemittelten in Dem
@oncurs= gerfauf Der Girma &ouff
& 0ewitt. (Solebab.5 traBe, quit
i9en Commerce unb 9oufon=S trabe.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08
Sie suu1et 9spps Spmnaun

nabe benz 6uniet Jra9t Depot, b IL
fault bas biIligite 9rennbul5 }.
Srodenes 8OltoatsS oIs $500 per 6uro
@ebadtes Sreunbol8 = 800 y n
ins Saus geIiefert.-S elepbon 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08
/. ARnmt Cure 0pnenmnnpnf

= Madt Cure 8eiielluugen fir Sta
aelbrabt, glatieu 9rabt, GiIenble6,
6utier6led unb 26tbe bel piper &
g duItbeB, 80 & IS Wef @oms
merce : StraBe, San Nntpnio, SeIas.
Spart @eIb unb 3eit.
@arantie fir nicorisie Wtarttpreiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08
0aifer : Snnfu,tenten

ftno bietbur6 bena6ri6tist, baB bic
Wohermietbe fir bos am L. Ssbruar
1890 enbenbe 8iertsIiabr nunmebr
lberfdlIg 1T. Wenn riGt fofort 3abs
lung erfolgt tpirb bas @aher obne
treitere Noti3 abgeitelt iperoen.
Waermerfz Gpmpagnie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08
Gin Sceptifer fagt

Blutsei6pire. 3ertbeilt aarbunfels. As-SetIt bau<
ernb unb ihne1 2dhmune. GS lit Elm pabrer @e1unts
tettsbrinser. Seilt Gcrcpbeln unb anbere slet6artise
Srdntbeien. Wfadt ialedfen atbem gut unb %entfernt
bic rriaae. @ertreibt bic giIipiitdt unb lit uniberz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08

Der srpBte Shmer3enitiler auf ber Gelt 1T Saipa=
ten Del. SIS 1T tas befe uRp tiutslte Ditttel fur
Rheum atiSmuS. In aaeu aprtbeten fir % Sept5 III
BADEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08
SAMARITAN
NERvINE

trcfen BET Eieberbtss. Gin unpersleidbares Gbfabr=
rntttel. G8 BELT franfbaften &~spffHmers punberbar
f9neu. 1S-GntbdIt feine fddbIiHen Subjtansen. Reiz
atst oaS @ebirn. 3urirt f9nea &beumatismus nnb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08

= Sn 8rtihel 1T bic Y6rie unb oas
Stabttbeater niebergebrannt. Nur nit
grocer Wllibe aelang es, benz tpeiteren
umf6greifen bes Geuers @inbaIt gu
gebieten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08

Das etn,tse betannte Mittel fnr epileptii&e gnfdae. "a
&benfo fur Gpnpulicnen nnb Suutrunfbeit. Merpbft
S4rdde rirb 5ofprt sebehert nnb sebeilt. &einisi
bds 1lnt nne bel6leunist heffen Girtulatict. gerbtns
bert BITE nriaden Der arantbeiten. Seilt sefdbrlide
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08
9as grpke
Nerneit 9eilmittel

reselmdbtsteiten i'm Nerrenipfem. HS-Silft, mo dies
4noere perfetlt un6 erfrii@t Self unb 86rper. 9eilt
DpspepFa, ober baS Sch pirt 3urhdseseben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08
Seftises 2eberleihen.
Baltimore. Mb.

Baltimore, Wb.
Gin beftists 9eberleiben serbttterte mir f6pn
ldngere Belt bas 2eben. Die perf1iebenlfen
Miftsl tuurben a~nsepanbt obne baB Id grleids
teruns fanb. Sd faufte sulest cine Slaf6e
Or. Musuit 8bnis's 5anburser 9rppfen unb
ntuB eefeben, bab bieielben mid In furser 8ett
Sp1fdnbts INSTRUMENTATION. Sd Fam fe
Stbsrntant empfe5ler. = Sobn David 1920
8anfsS troEe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08

Cine uor5iisli6e @elesenbeit
sur Ieberfabrt Spif6en Deutfdlanb uub Zine.
rita bietet bic aabeliebte 8altimors.ainie bes
Norooemff6en Slopo.
Die ribmIidf betanntsn, fopie bic reuen
unb erprobten, 5000 gens groben g~onbnmpfer
hieier ainie fabren r~eseImabie pSasntIid
spif9en
Baltimore tttto 8renteta
-bireet-
uub uebmen Rafaaiere 3u febr biaiaen preiIeu.
Gnte g~erpfegung! @robtmosIi9fe cider.
belt! Dclmetfder ~begleiten bic G~inpanberer
auf Der @eife nod benz @effen. Bis Gnbe 1888
ipurbeu nit Qlobo Dampfern
LSS5,513 Yaffagiere
sIidIid iiber ben Ocean bef0rbert, aeipib elm
autes 8eusnib fir bic 8eIiebtbsit 6isier 3inie.
@eitere a~usfuuft ert9eilen:
n. gd5umadter & Gp., General. geentem,
10. 3 Siio. @ab . StraSe, Baltimore, Orb.
ccer berem 0ertreter i'm Snlanbe.
SIN Gan antonio 6. @rteIenbe6.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12
An Enclishm an. View

We have seldom seem the argument To-
protection put In better shape than it is il
the following extract from an article b,
Sir Edward Sullivan, British baronet
whose studies OF the existing conditions il
England have forced him TO some yer!
wise conclusions.
After forty years experience OF one.sidet
| free trade the condition OF labor in th,
United Kingdom is very alarming; man,
10 dustries have died out or removed Ia
o iher countries; IN nearly every industry
English labor is undersod by foreign lab
or, ia most industries four days isuow con
sidered o weeks work
Employment. not cbespDess. is the main.
spring Of nstiopsl prosperity aud content
ment The ssy to make a Dation happy
"a prosperous Is 10 give everybody an
opportunity Of being employed. The ides
OF supplying population Of 3i,O0O,0Ot
with everything a, lover price than they
foam produce IL is probably the most pre-
possetous nonsense that ever entered the
human mind. This is actually what free
trade prciends to do; We are attempting
10 supply ourselves with everything cheap.
or than we can produce it. 10 other words
we place before our workers cheap food
but put il out OF their power 10 earn the
money TO boy il.
Free trade means nntared foreign com
petition. Foreign composition means com.
petition ia chespness; competition in
cheapness mesns composition 10 cheap Ia
Dor; competition IN cheap labor means
competition 10 flesh land blood; and com
petition 10 he,h aud blood is slavery. Ex
ce.sise competition is the greatest curse
thai can be imposed on q working com
muniiy. The unrestricted competition Of
The whole world 10 fss. making thecondi
tions OF English labor impossible. Chesp
clothing and cheap food are Of DO salpe u
human labor IL cheaper stiiI. Excessive
cheapness il Of 20 value 10 the community
withon, employment. Employment means
chespness. Those who have employment
can bay Those who have not employ
meni canno, buy. 80 Free trade means
cheapDess 10 the rich. the iiiers. those
With 6Ied incomes; bat losger hours. Ios
e. wages. harder sofk 70 the workers. The
workers are iwea,y 10 one 10 tue idlers.
and. therefore. free trade sscridces the 10.
,eteets Of the niseseea TO the Interests of
the enc.
Five sLiliings spent oa The psodaee Of
Eoglish labor ts1sau The working clas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

Four dollars aud seventy.two cents viii
buy dress pattern OF all-wool black surah
mohair side.band ct Frears Back. Goods
department The coolest dress lady can
buy is made OF the silk and wool L,ns
downe cloth. This fabric is very slightly.
and is particularly pretty in navy, myrtle,
tabac, seal, slate, old rose. mode, tan, drab.
gray, helioirope, cream, white aud black
The Linsdowne cloth looks exactly like
India silk aud is full doublefold. You can
tini il In Troy only at Frear's Bazaar
Have you seen the narrow striped all wool
dress patterns with shepherds plaid
border shown only at FreArs2 The entire
dress pattern for five dollsfs and ninety
five cents. Your choice OF the following
colors: Gnnc, and white, brown and
white, black and white, navy and white.
Tue ysrd-wide fifty cent French chalies
are rapidly disappearing at twenty-nine
cents per yard. Eigh. yards OF black and
white doublefoii mohair Tor three dollars
is one OF FpArs bargains. D5nbiefoii
cream ground with fine coIored lIne stripes
all. wool teanis flannel for thirty -nihe cents
q, ss.Goods department.
FRgaRs TRor BAZAAR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12
Advertising New ENGLAND

| Brief reading notices are appearing in
some the Bos,en papers setting forth the
sliactiyeness OF New Hampshire farms,
which have become $50 cheap that anyo one
can buy one aud TINS provide home for
himself aud family" Woud.be purchasers
are II qnested to address the commissioner
Of agriculture, etc. In short, the New
Hampshire commissioner, who has always
been very cordially sustained 10 bis work
by tho officials Of that state, is advertising
in the newspapers This is good sign
The boomers OF the Western aud Southern
cities find that 1t pays them to take col
umn or more OF advertising space in strong
daily papers, and that they can afford to
pay a round price for such advertising,
Why should not the same rule apply to
the would be boomers OF New Englsnd2
The story is told Of man who became
dissatisfied with bis farm. aud requested a
Seeing an attractively written advertise
ment 10 his morning paper soon alter. be
told bis agent to procure that place for
him. He was somewhat surprised to learn
that il was an advertisement setting forth
the attractive features OF his own property
that had so pleased him, and he wisely
concluded to stay where he was. Now
possibly some Of our discontented farmers
might be brought to a realizing sense OF
the advantages that surround them, were
some bright real estate agent to write up
their property, and so the advertising
scheme DO made to do double duty lin
keeping at home some who do not realize
how well off they are. and 10 attracting to
Vermont Others who do not know OF the
beauties OF this country aud the advan
tsges OF living in the best State in the
Union. The New Hampshire commission.
er is setting good example. Judicious
advertising always pays, and we shall OK.
pect to hear that this experiment is no er.
ception to the rule: Free Press.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

LADIES' who appreciate ibio, eeol black
dress. vail DE- well 70 seni faar dollars "a
Frens Troy Bazaar fof sishi yards Of reg
nlu ,en shilling (ioriyiwo inches .ide)
Lupins eamei's bair chsilie. THIS iabrc
siil 90, crush o. wrinkle. nor will u grow
rusty With wesr send two dollars and
ninety cents for tea yards Of donblefold
atwood fifty cent cream pun's yelling.
send four dollars aud atty cents for
eight yards extra wide double fold black
alpaca brillisniine. worth one dollar per
yard. The above are specimen bargains
and Mr. Frear holds himself 10 readiness
TO take back any Of the above goods aud
rcinnd the money, together With express
charges. 10 case OF dissatisfaction, should
u possibly occur DO not wait TO send for
samples As the goods will last but day
or two at the above prices.
FEEAB's Troy BAZAAR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12
The National Life.
From The Indic0tOr.)

Company of Montpelier Vermont has been
1889
any close the years business the
1921 four basis The total
amount during 474f policies, nung
which written by this
81 December there 1884 policies
policies and $6455
81 95 900 and for interest
$3.50 SOC of
paid polyhoders Since the
which speaks well for its The total
holders SIS, 1906 3l3.
and
financially by A. the tho
Broad liberal
d,ions giving options protection
mcnt degree with There company
insure work for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

The elamor for free raw materials ID
very well answered by Congressman Ding
ley, who points on, that with free cotton
grown by ourselves we were able last yesr
10 sell cotton goods 10 "the markets Of the
world. ouly to the extent OF SIC. 2l2, 900,
whereas Gres, Britain exported snch pro
ducts to the amount oil si25, 900. 900. Ger
tainly these figures do not justify the as
sertion that the want Of free raw materials
is tho thing that prevents up from coping
more successfully with foreign manufac
turers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

Al the recent state election ia Oregon
The Democrats elected their governor by
ssmsll majority. the remainder Of the
state ticket being Rspubliean by sir or
seven thousand majority. The legislature
uili stand: senate. Republicans %. Dem
cefas 3; house, Republicans IS. Demo
Gratis 80. Republican msior'iy on joint bal.
lot. 20 This viii ensure the election OF
4 Republicsn 10 the uuited States senate
10 succeed Seus.or Mitchell. Rerublicsn.
whose term Of ofsiee will expire on the ID
day Of March nsil The Democrats claim
Il a revolt sssias, The Republican tariff
bill. ba, Hefmsa. tho Republican member
Of csnsross auds proieciiopisi 10 returned
by large nsioriiy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

Senator Pye says: Ia 1860 pottery car.
riej a revenue duty Of "a per cent The
business wssfibsigpiacan.. the wages low.
oaly Two or three thousand employed. The
Morrill, tariff act levied duty Of 40 per
ee0t, subsequently, increased TO 50. and
10 day We make pottery in every State in
the Union. ercep, Florida, employ an i'm
mense force Of help, pay wages higher
,hsn 10 1850. aud yet as much can be
bought nox for 50 so as could be bought
then Tor 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

sens,of Eimnbds has introduced bill
providing that al funds or other property
lately beiopging 10. or 10 possession, or
cisimed by the corporation OF The Church
u lesus Chris, o. Latter Day Saia,s. to
which IL shall sppssr there Is no lawful
private right. shall be devoted to the bone
III Of public common schools 10 Utah. The
Supreme Cour, Of Utah is invested with
suihori,y 10 make all necessary aud pro
per orders and DEGREES for this purpose.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

The Page papers over in toe ether die
tic, have h~sgn 10 call each other liars.
aud ibe blsgis, liar IL claimed 10 be ths
immscniaie W.obmsa sbieh supports
uootsr for Cohsfes. Keep cool brethren.
o. eise oopfpe yepr charges 10 Woodbury.
papers. shieb ate Supposed never 10 tell
The truth Well. this 10 fanny year 10
Nsftana, poi5tles
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

], is reported that nearly Il 900 applies
lions have been received by the dominion
government for the bounty Of 100 acres
OF lsud 10 which the head Of every family
having twelve children or more Is entitled,
Probably no other country in the world.
OF equal population. could rival this exhib
iiion 81 fecnndi,y. and the French element
OF the Canadian population undoubtedly
furnishes mos. Of the big families, in
marked contrast with the small number OF
children among the French in France.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

scr. than CITY sbiliabgs spsn' 90 the pre-
daes Of ioreiss labor. Iuiefnsl pfoanciioa
sna ssiernsi. coassmPtien are The Gully
proof 81 balionsl prosperity. The afs, AID
psfameaSi dpiy a erery government - 70
erooarsse o0ad.,ious pBder which every
one esa slDd smploy ment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

The Baltimore Msnuise,urers' Record
s authority for the statement that Lon.
don companies arc preparing 10 eIpend
$500. 600 10 canbeflspd gap add Mid
dlesbosousb. thai other Easlish eompsn.
les wi,h an aggregate capital Of y. $50. 900
ara about 10 develop coal and iton lands
10 Keniociy ard Tennessee. and that Tie
Lsnioa steel snd iron syndicate rov
tailalng farnsoes q, Middlssboroush viii
stevsss ms capital 70 s7.toQ.ooo aad 90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

Why eonlinne the use Of irritating pow
ders, snuiis or liquids Elys Cream BALM.
pleasant OF application and sure cure for
ca,iarrh and cold 10 head. can bs had for
zoe. I, is easily applied into the nossrils.
is s,ie and pleasant, And is caring the most
cases. IL gives relief Ut once.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

II IL sail that Postmaster General Wan
shaker Is collecting Information in regard
70 tho working Of underground pneumatic
tubes. tn believed such system could
be Introduced with advantage At the large
posiofiiecs OF The couatry 10 connect them
with sub.staiions II could also be used
10 connect all the buildings Of the cIecu-
tire department in Washington aud the
capitol, 10 facilitate business. II Mr.
Waosmaker becomes convinced that II is
good thing he viii call the attention OF
congress to the subject and ask for 40 Ap
preparation. The nse Of pneums,ic tube
t,r sending messages has been common 10
the lc,,lns cities OF Europe Tor years
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

Anuas The iovps which have elected
dslossles 10 The state eorteEiion. Monk
ten. Mlaslsbrfy. Clsrendon aud Wslllng
fer5 sssd Woodbury. nen add Bristol Page
delegates IL the latter tom The contest
Vas very close and s,ci,ips Most Of The
tovss vill elect delegates SATURDAY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12


Chsuncy NJ. Depew hss been 10 Chica
40 and there made speech on The forth
coming exposition that stirred the windy
city 10 its lowest depths. Ia fac, be
captured the city The Chicago Journal
says Of him: "Chsuncey NJ. Depew is all
right II be does own railroads aud real es
tate. He's the sort Of man that ought to
own things Mr.. Depew has mortgage
on the affections Of Chicago, too, since last
night Every body WAS at the Auditorium;
the everybody OF brains; the every body
who write our books, edit our newsps.
pers; the every body Of science, art, poll
ties aud society. and everybody was
charmed with the brilliant, scholarly, wit
~ aud grseeful fort OF Chauncey Depew
His fascinating personality and perfect
manners are 10 strong contrast TO those OF
most public men, and Chicago is proud
aud happy to assure New Yorks most fav-
ored son Of the continuance OF her distin-
guished consideration.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12
MARX BATCHELDER's Eslalr.

|
~ State OF Vermont District Of Manchester ~
In Probate Court held nj Manchester, within
and for said District, on the 7th day Of May
A. ID. 1890.
The Administrator on the estate Of Mark
Batch elder, late OF Dorset In said District do.
ceased, ard guardian Of the minor children Of
ssid MARI. repro tents that said Mark was an
owner Of one equal undivided fourth part Of
shout "a acres OF land situated Ia the .lAgs u
Dorset bolongIug ~ the late la Bstehsldes ef
Dorset deceased; said Administrator and Guar
dian makes application for the appointment VI
committee 10 make division aad part tiol 81
said zeal estate among the several heirs Of said
Ire Bstcbeidsf dacease :, 10 Wit Mars bsfchei.
dsrs estate, Ms. W. X. DuntoD. Mrs Gsorge W.
Parmenter and William BatchelIsr.
WhefeupoD It was ordered that hearing on the
appointment OF said committee DO held " the
Probate Office, 10 Manchester 10 said Distvict on
he 2ist day Of June. 1890, a. ~ O'Clock n, and
that notice u said application be given ~ tbs
persons interested Who reside In this state aud
10 the agents attorneys or guardians OF snch ~
reside out u the v ate by publishing certified
copy hereof 10 the Manchester JopasAL. nsws-
paper printed 1t said Manchester tso weeks
successlvely previous 10 said hearing.
]. ", PENN, Register.
True copy u Record,
53w Attest, J. X. FESs, hssistsr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

gage IL oisst sp5asarIes These emtneai
'asris rssfnsfa NJ. Mills 81 Teis aud
M. Carlisle and Mr. Bfeeiinrs5ss 81 h~a-
,seiy. .honld msks haste Ia erplsis wby
iha stsria sa55en" csrsisf oser 20 much
greater isssstEspis 70 iEasssrsal eutef
prise ,hsn does Free Trade Esslsns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

Tue proprie'ors OF Ely's Cream Balm do
not claim B, TO be q cure all, bat q sure
remedy for caiarfh. colds 10 the bead and
hay fever. II IL 20, liquid or sDulf, bat
/. easily spplied iDto the nostrils. II
ives relief ii once.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

spms u TIE Page papers samli that Gel
wsodbsy nsgood man for Governor,
bot ei.in tbs, BE- osshi 20 wsa nsiil 80
other time ADD eise Page tue chance ttis
year. Tbrse zane papers mstes great
bsadls Of the fact that Woodbury. sas cor
sidsrsbl, cider thss Page IN 1861, whes
be enlisie5 shd Page dill noL u thss u
true be 10 elder nov. Ard se believe tina,
pby,ieisus are sste@j that bard service 10
the army slmosi Invariably sbor,ens life
a. hnmAp ssinre is 40 constituted thst Il
csu eadufe osly siren amouui Of strain,
though. " course IL ssries 10 different ind
vidnsIs This being tho case sbIch one
ought 10 1siii The yopnser man who
stayed al home sceumuls,ing property,
OF the man sho endured the htrdships Of
the service and The suiierings Of wounds
sod Imprisonment and ~ho returned to
the service after losing 40 arm. II seems
10 as that simple justice demands that
Page should wsi, Instead OF Woodbury..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12
DOBEKT N. PKOVAN'S Estste.

~ state Of Vermont. Dis,res 81 hsnehssIsf, ~
In Probate Court bsid ~ Manchester. uithlB
And Tor said Disissct on tbs Iith dsy ~ Ny
A D. 1880.
Al lpstrameD, purportiBs 10 be the isst all
And tsstsmsni u HoLsn u. Piossb sts VI Man.
ctIextsf "a SAID Disuiet dessssFd, was pre-
90 ntsd Tor Probate.
Whsrsupsn session ofsaid Court. 20 be held
A tbs PROBATE once 10 Manchester, 10 ssid
Dlstr.nt 90 the 18th gay Il June 4 b. ifsV.
Al 10 DEL 81 .. M. sss sfpgDief for The pf9.
D.ts IL aid IBsti umtni.snd fof al pers,1s ~
armed ~ .ppesr ADD contest the sstne. " cause
tL.Is 10 f0r % doing; scd pubic I0tles usfs-
a sss ofe.fed 10 bs gree by the pablisstich
hsrsof ia tie Manchester JocnsaL.s Bssspspr
printed d ssid AsneBss o.. thrss sssks sue
csssissiy pse,lous ~ the time ~ .pp"h,sa,
J.E, FEM. Register.
Trus Copy u Record,
s,v. Ai,ssi, !. y. FESs, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

The Csledonisn asserts that q certain
Publisher wrote to Mr.. Page Offering to
support him for Governor for $500. to be
made 500 in case OF bis election. and pub
fishes portion Of Mr., Pages reply reject.
Ing the proposition, Now We would very
much like to have the Csledonisn give us
'his publishers name aud also the full re
ply OF Mr.. Page. Until il does this We
canno, but think tina, that the Ciledonian
ishbbins. 10 this connection i,msy be vel
10 say that some OF the Page papers admit
that they are paid Tor the large number Of
cntrs papers sent broadcast over the state.
II is no, altogether labor OF lore with
them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12
fMnnfbfsifr Journal
THURSDAY. usEra, 1900
DIX. sinoxDs. E1i,er and Pfe7risser.

TKr varrr sHectp ~ MGR rSovaH 10
nsyF swnncaN FEcrVorR Gourmet Nv Futxf
ass waArrrs. wrTm az INcrr.sgso gxsgEaa
90 pncBramxa scknr on vaansA
LyrAr sgglpgrx AM sirxnE WHO mas ARA
VIM ma oovxyns fkfTHrrIAr ~ rrsE 20
vAn oraHg 10 nB5mfEt rExaos, BOT A. A
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

The friends Of both candidates for the
governorship advise voters is look closely
to the cauctses. This is right. Voters
should also make sure that they know the
day and hour OF the caucus. We hear OF
one town where the time for holding the
caucus vas 40 poorly advertised that. cur
ionsly enough. some Of the friends OF Col
Woodbury. did not learn OF II until noon
Of the next day it was announced to be
held The Woodbury. men in this instance
got there all the same but the friends 10
other localities, where the caucuses may
be held between now aud very Saturday
night should see to /, that there be no mis-
understanding 10 this particular.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12
CALE ON EXECUTION.

~ By vitae Of An erscntlon 10 my hands ff
ssraes, 4 sbsll ssi At public suction ~ the
dvs ing house where Jane N. ssnlus resides IN
1915 day IL jane, A. b., 1890 ~ n O'Clock, q m.
90 much u farm OF land 10 ssbdgsts sivfs.Aid,
vbsre ssld Jane n. sssius resides aid which
che has lately conveyed " Esrps, Nee. ~ may
BE- safficieni 10 tsiis'y said sreethon and 81
charges aud fsss -
Dated a. ssndgsts, VI, Msy 18th. ityo.
sac h., CDyEf Deputy nberir.