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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

The n. Y. World publishes = long inter-
view with Senator + imunds, who is 10
Europe, 10 which he expresses great con-
cdence int the Rspul leans will re'eleet
Hs r,son. We quote the following: pen
baps tue most rettius is Mr.. Cleve
lands l. tier OF scceptsncs. in which be
bewed out for himself platform vt vsrisn
ce with the fficisl platform Of the Demoi
CT stic patty ~ ennnciated ~ Chicago
THIS ltit~r Ia sn able political paper. Il,
shows Mr.. Cleveland ~ in advance Of the
organization Il which be 10 declared the
leader The Chicsgo convention adopted
. radical tariff proposition, one which
would be ruincus TO our manufacturing,
com mercisl and business prosperity gem
srsl.y. By bis letter Mr.. Cleveland shows
himself to be . moderate protectionist-
&c tsiuly not one Of the ws,tsrson stripe
He, no doubt. represents . considerable
portion Of his party. His views on the
currency. on the Other hand. sre not those
OF majority Of the Democracy The COM
aic,ine elements 10 the Democratic party
.-- ~N..-a-,. A--s--. ~i.-~-s COY r.s-sipio
from thsir various leaders thst they like.
The tree traders. pure and simple. are,
Grs,. the importr. Of New York. whose
business 10 increased or del r.ssed 10 prof
port 90 TO the limitations OF foreign i'm
ports They are numerous. rich aud in
hueuiisl Naturally they would remove
the du,iss 90 iuportsiions. Thsrs sre .
large number Of vellmesning people III
the rursl districts vho DO not become rich
They srs not students OF political or social
economy. and sben acme politician who
desires their v,t-s tells them that - Lon.
don nses the price OF wheat they sepd
sbfosd. they sbooii be- permitted 10 buy
London clothing 81 Loodon prices. they
lend ear {, bis words Plsusitls, bat
specious. 10 what you would rsy OF this
k,nd OF srsumett The iheor teal free
traders, the college professors aud ssversi
public men | could nsms, are imbued
vith 80 idss. . species Of intellectual resl
sonins 90 . suffice, that admits Of crest
oppoi tauiiies Tor mere mental speculation.
The great mass Of the American people are
not ires u.d,rs. snd they srt convinced
thai The prot Give system rs bee, for the
Of the couniry. The Minneapo,
lie con vsniion made strong presentsiion
Of The intelligent sentiment Of the oountry.
Presiiett Hsrriso1 he entirely 10 socord
With bis rs'sy. aud biz letter ei sccepisnce
rs able sni couvinciss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

A lsi,u from SebstSs ovs 10 css OF oa'
ciils 30. bee ibs following. Not much LEG
isl,iaos pet. After Coiumbas .ssk snpl
poss - sbslI get down 10 basines' Tbs
csnpsisa In ysrnos, 10 very quiet. The
general idea seems 10 be thsi Harisca
.ill he tlseiya. DO, really an pos - SEQ
gaias 40 sons ara. The eol,d soutb, Nsv
Yofs. Jef.sy City. Bfootlyn soa Hartford
s,s ID. o. ocrslie. that's his odds. TIE com
~ trsp,rsa. add Harrison has given
uss sifesg. pstfieilc standardization .
Blaine speaks Gu, Ter him like the grand
sound Hepublican thai lie Is, send
some papers 10 your father We ~ere
,ol,d Jscksoa men together and claim
that the solid Jscsson doctrines ''soued
money The Unlon npsi be preserved aud
s'pfoisetion 10 American labor" sre the
Republican doctrines Of 10 day. Hsh
ip,t J,Gerson. Madison and Monroe
we're oil for protection to American labor
add ipdos,rieI The Democratic party OF
10 d.y 10 the representative Of the free
trade theories OF John q Calhoun aud the
.outb, mol those Of Jackson end Jtasr
400.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

lsii,r from the \ 4 q Taylor Co Of
Philadelphia, dated ocl IL. ssys: We do
not believe The msn lives Who, having =
thorough knosle1ge OF The msnufseture
Of ITO plate viii. ior one Instant claim thu,
II is sn article that Cannot be made 10
Amsries, ADD tss, the onlr difference 10
,si will be the items 81 labor We really
CA zee bat two reasons Why anyone b,
!scts 10 Its msnuiaciare: one 10 10 esin
political no,oriciy. the ether ignorance Of
vhti TO pis,e resilr is II sif5rds - eres,
plessafs { u sy that oar nev vorts arc
rasnias mosi satisfactorily. ,uraing cut
6ser plates thsa ss ever received from
q rssi y a,slu, sai 10 the l5Eer grades vs
ae ss lag a lss, pfioe bsstsr scods than
&c lOrs4sa. al 81 shieb 10 10 the bsce6t
Of iss csnSansr" Taa frm vas sstab-
ilshed Ia The busisea Of importing VIA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20
STATE NEWS,

Hon. H. W Vail of Pr)mfet, has beer
awarded the sweepstakes and gold media
for dairy butter at the national food expo
sition in New York city. The butter wa,
judged by points, and Mr. Walls sample
scored 80 OF the possible 100
/ was some t.oubIed with catarrh it ser
iously affected my voice. Ole bottle Of
Ely's Cream Balm did the work. My voice
is fully restored. B f. Liepsner, A M.
Pssttr Of the Ohvet Baptist church, Phil.
sdslpbis, Pa
Gov, Fuller OF Vermont 10 being honor
ed abroad as we'll Is at home. A msrcb
dedicated to him In OIL ,bration OF his cleo
ton has been written by Pr t. T. q. Es
sex OF London. the well known Eoglish
composer, and il has been played by the
full band OF the Cold Stream guards in
England. The Gov. Fuller march. Is oil
course, on the standard pitch
X G. Wickbam. an old and respected
citizen OF Rutland, died bis home on
Royce street last week Wednesday. ssed
abont co.
Nothing does the work so we'll. - Mr.. p
Byrl OF New Grand Chain. H.. writes
Being exposed TO oil sorts OF weat nr an
more or less liable t, have pains OF some
kind. ! have tried number Of dlfferen,
90 csllsd remedies, but nothing does the
work so we'll as Salvation Gil. 1t is the
best Eminent l have ever u ed.
John Francis LemAis'rs died Ut Brieh
too. Sept. %. aged los years and q "
months. The Island Pond H,r I'D says that
when 100 years old be could and did wori
10 the hsy ali. sawed wood up TO thrs,
yssrs ego. His father wss DR. Jwned d sea
bot bis grandfather lived to the wonder
iul sge Of ITO years.
When . cold trcough has been neglec
ted for . long u ne and iubercles. have
ha4n tn,~.a IA ia. is.ss tAe sars Of the
sufferer is hopeless. How important il il
that these first stages should b, watched
and the first symt tome detect ID and cured
With DR.. Bulls C-ush Syrup.
John 7. Rich. the republican nominee
for governor OF Michigan. iss native Of
Shorehan. Vice Presi ent Morton is .
native OF the same t)sn. Mr.. Rich has
always been stricticsl farmer. He has
been speaker Of the Michigan Legislature,
and . member OF congress ten years ago.
His grandfather. Hon. Cbnlss Rich, vas
. member Of congress from Vermont for :
series OF yesra Mr. Rich has been rail.
road commissioner for Tour years.
A God.send 10 Eiys Cresm Balm. I hsd
cainrh Tor three ye r.. Two or three tim
% week my nose would bleed. l thought
the sores would never heal. Your Balm
has cured me MR.. NJ. A. J.c Ison, Ports'
mouth, n II.
The Worlds Columbian CON ission OF
Vermont have sppoin,ed G. ID. Whitman
u Bfsitisboro. supetinisadent OF the Ven
mott maple sugar sxaibii at the Worlds
lair The eIhibiis ,Las far decided upon
aud superiniendsot' app ointei are ~ FOL
Iovs: II T Cats. Or sell, Morgan horses;
jslrSe Ai,kso. Woodstock. Jersey csitls;
2 N winslos. Brsodon. Ayr.hir.: FH
Fsrringion, Briuion, sheep; q NJ ArIs.
Springfield, dairy products, c d Whit
nsr, Brs,tieboro. maple sugar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ Estate VI cATHrHtsr Corn.
The undersigped, having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the Dlstnet 81 Man.
chester COMMISSIONER, 10 receivs, examine, and
adjust I'll CLAIMS aud demands Of all persons
against the estate OF
Gstherfne Corsy, late OF Manchester
10 ssiS Dstrca, deceased. and all claims erhibit'
ed in or.et thereto, hereby give notice that
We wfIl meet for the purposes Aforesaid At
the Colburn House At Manchester Centre
on the iiih. dsy OF March next,
from . o'clock ., m, until O'Clock y n,
on said day and that sin months from
The I2th d.y o. September A. D, isg7 IL the
time limited by said Court for said creditors 10
presspt their claims TO Us for enApiinston and
allowance,
Dated At Manchester this 18th day Of October
A. u. is92.
W. B0uRN. Cant.
Asw Alb. COMMON, w"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

The bitaminous e1si producers have TAX
en steps 10 forlna monster combination
VITA capital Of $50 0o0. 600. Bituminous
coal is the on ly coal on which there 10 any
duty. The Mckinley rate is seventy five
cents per ton the same ss 10 the Demo-
orslio Mills bill. which retained the duty At
The earnest solicitation OF William l. Scott
Calvin Brlce aud other Democratic lead.
er, who we're rsely interested 10 bitumii
nous coal mining Mr. Scott is dead, bu'
Mr.. Bdce and bis Democrat associates
10 the trust will make immense + ro6ts II
tue com bloc 10 Effected.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20
NOTICE.
VERONA n HOYT AND
BELLE GREGORY.


FREDERICK A, 81 ICKLEs AID
COLES NJ lCKLEs.
BenniDgto ton County Court. June Term a. d.
1892.
Whereas, vorona X. Hoyt and Belle Gregory.
both OF Boosick. n. J., al The June Term OF BoD.
entered their action Of fjecimept sgsinst Fr,d
oiiok A, hiioLos OF ssDdgste IL SAID County ~
Bennington, AID Coles icklss VI salem III u q
County OF Washington In the state Of New York,
TO recover the seiniD and possession Of certain
lands IN rad hsndRAte, and IN Rupert In ssld
County Of EcnDinRt ION, bounded aud d, seribed
A. followsi
Buundsd north by the 'Quaet enin -h Lot, f"
70 called, and rupert town hue east by tho
Sage Farm, 20 called; south by the "fostsr
Pam" 70 called, aud land formerly owned BY the
Faiihayeu Kig q mpsnyj west by lands foi-
merry Owl ed By tho "fsbhfYes k'g Company"
and the wet ne OF the Brush Lot" 10 called,
creeping nj Undivided ibild part Of twenty one
acres set OF 10 the widow Hnfd. Al,o sDstbsr
piece ~ land lying In the southeast corner II Tie
icwn Of Rupert, sud eali.d tho 'Eupsrt Lot"
AID was eonyeJe ed by Hannah Convey 10 John Is.
Coyey by deed recorded 10 Vol. 20, page B7 Of
rupert land records, and being the came lsDd
and premises formerly owned and occupied by
N oses W. Hall and known ~ the HAL Pam"
And. whereas, II spJssis that said Coles biict.
les was At the time Of tbe service Of rad vri,
and still 10 abtent from this histeg aud the tssid
Court Oh thereppon continue said cause and
order that said Coles sickles b. notified 10 ap.
lesr before the County Court ntIt 10 be holden
at en- Dgton within md for the County Of Ben.
Dngtop on the first Tuesday Of December %.
1892, and make answer tberetof By Publishing
this nr1sr three weeks successive y, in the MsB-
chester JOURNAL, printed Al Manchester Ia y ID
County, the last Of which publications sbatl BE-
Al Iesst twenty days before the DeIt Term Of said
Court
Belijngtop, October 10th "A. D. 1851.
LDWAID J. HALL, Clerk.
Fo~LxR h foN, AttorBsys
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

hsisis ~ Et4. ASEsTf.
Tks un0trsAxbed. having bstH spyoiettt ny
the Hoe. PROBATE Cspn fos NE p,strtst ~ ksh.
cAssser casniais.iauefs {, - reeslfe etsnins, and
A1Iuss al eisims ssd demands Of al psrsons
~ sansi The sssls II
Eli.s Abbott, late 81 lshAgr0.s
In ssla Distinct aecessed, ard al elsims srhitai-
81 In eject thereto. hereby g1Te police thai ~
VII nesi Ter the pufposes Aforesaid 81
On the Gsh asy 81 March nntL from ,
O'Clock a y uhill oeiecA ,. q, o. ssIa day and
ths, sir mssths ifen The 9Th ds, u September
A. ~. iss2. 10 the TIME limited BY aid Court
for saIa creditors 10 present thstf clsims 10 ns
for sisminsti0h aud allowance.
Dated At Landsfo,s THE ls.h Day u October
A. u. lsQ2
wAsgIx v. WILEY, oom,,
aiss A. q. REYNOLDS. ~"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

Voters should bear 10 mind tbst when
Cleveland vss President the sens'e vA
Republicsn and oil attempts u reduce The
tariff we're prevented. Now the s,nst'on
10 entirely chsnsed. Tor II Cleveland is cleo
Ted this year /, 10 quite possible that both
brsnehes Of Congress will lie Democratic
.pd ,bst party is pledged by is platform
to destroy the protective tariff The tbsf
Of the New York Legislature last fail and
The redisiricting OF tbs, aud other states 10
the intt res, Of the Democratic party Is
part OF . desperate game Which. II 1t
succeeds. will work an entire change ID
the economic policy OF the government.
No voter Who believes 10 protestios Amer
can Industries and American labor csr
afford TO vote the Democratic ticket 10
November.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20


G L Howard Vincent says. 10 . letter
10 tie London Times: With such results,
sttepded by the notable iporesse In the
American expert trade. oontrstsd With
the coniinuous decline in British exports
sud The daily record OF diminishing en-
pioy men, Tor English. Welsh and scotch
artisans. the hope is small, IL not nil. Of
the early reduction OF toe IArin vnicn n1
'----.--- sIsny markets % cd
vau,ase for American over British goods
und,r the reciprocity clause The labor
correspondent viii soon have more
I sful tale 10 tell than the idleness Of the
pfeseti time Of IA 900 skilled workers 10
ohiy 10 trade unions, comprising 2j2 900
Strktra. The hrs, chapters are being
nos psioiuily learned 10 many home 10
Yorkshire. Lancashire, South Wales, Glast
gov aud Dandee. A rsmedy 10 ready when
The peope swske.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

NOTICE.

ABEL HoLBRooE
JOSEPH sANTus AND Benplnsl Ton County.
NINA sAN1US
Whereas. Abel Holbrook, Of Hoorick Ia the
County oi Rensselaer, aud State II NV lofs Las
died Ia the uhice Of the Cierk ~ the Cont ~
Chsnceiy IN the Counts Of Bennington HE pou.
ton tor foreclosure against the above named
defendants upon certain lHnds IN the town ~
ssndgsto, IN The County Of Pennington, dss NIB
ed ~ certain mortgage, dated July 2sth 1880,
executed by said Joseph Aanius aud Nina bis
wife to Abel HDbfrok, 50 follows! " BtgtunpE
IN the north line OF lizsbuth skidmofe's isbd,
north sid. ol highway, thence north. "a degree
west, ~ rods 70 the north vtsi corner OF said
Eizab,tbs land; thenoe south, 3S degrees wert
n ana 4 rods 10 EhZa BAldwlns laud thono1
north, n degrees west - rode, 10 Charter hich
de land; thence NORTH, II degrees east 90 aud
aud rods; thence south, 10 degrees osst ~
rode, therca month, 80 degrees cast ton rode
Hence routb, 20 degrees eat "a rods to the
/ Hhsa,; III, nee ElCIg the high Az % rods 10
the place OF beginning, coDtsining " acres OF
land be the anne more or lees"
Also one other piece Of land bounded as FOL
bsa, VIZ. beginning at tho nortbeasteily
coipei VI tuf lone lot, on the westerly side OF
The h ghvsy, ihelce westerly on the north | ne
Of raid lot, ~ iods thence southeily ton iod'i
thehue we.torly AZ rods TO lands occnpiod by
HeIbuIt Bentley; thence nof,hefly tight rods 10
an elm tee marked, thence westerly iva rods,
thence noftbefly ~ rods on The liue al thuiits
hchaid'- slolo wall, thence s0uthery on said
wall aud continuation OF u line Of said we'll u
rods 10 the Aforesaid highway; thence sonih
ts,t.ily along the west nDs OF said highway Is
aud | rods 10 tho place of beginning Coudl
boD.o iof tho psy men, OF one hundred and forty
dulisrs, rs specified IN a promi,soiy note of
even GATE beiswith payable TO said Abel Hol.
brook OF order with interest from April LIST A. u.
1891"
AID 1t appearing that tho said del. DdHpt.
josef b tsnin,, re,ldes aud lie without the sia .
OF vermont, 10 that subpmps canuo be served
upon binii II Ia therefore ORDERED that said de.
ndaut, JOSEPH ssntun be required 70 appear on
the fret day of the neat stated term Of RAID
Cour to be htid al Bennington within aud Tor
said County OF Bennington on the first Iue,dsy
OF December A. d 1894. and make answer to tho
SAID pettifn: and that ts,d petitioner shall
cause title order To be published 10 the Manches.
tel JounsAL, public newspaper printed at Man
chester IN the County Of Bennington, three
weots sueeessiyeiy. the last OF which shall bs At
least twenty days previous 10 the commence.
ment OF the Aforesaid term Of said Court
Dated at Bennington, Aforesaid, this 9th day
Of October A. D. 1872.
EDWARD J. HALL, Clerk.
FovLrR A sos, Solicitors for the Petitioner
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

10 1910 end hes bses u Il ever sisos ssa
10 NE mosi reliable esscsfn 10 tss bssia
-. Ttsy sill import - val - ssns'
isc.sr. ssd tsov vbss tssy are t.ltiss
sbcs,. ssa. besides. u eat 30 other arms
are nsAiss Assiosp tin plate. stil osr
Dsmccrsiic irisrds csn I o. vort zee H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

TIE Providence J0arnsl-- oocs one OF
Cltralaad'. .,spcbsst tfiends u nov signih'
o.sily says that IL should be distinctly un
dsfsloo5 thu, The Mr.. Cleveland whom
certain Democratic isc,i ous opposed be-
fofo The nomissiins convention vas not
The same Mr. Cleveland fer shom these
s.ma factions sre nov making The profess
.ios al lssst o. loyalty. Times change and
men With them, aud no, always for the
better Cleveland has certainly lost bis
tftp 90 Rhode Island
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

Governor Flower, whose home 10 10 JET.
fer-ou equity, says; You take my county,
Jefferson. The farmers have been benefit
ted by this measure. and they know it.
The increased tariff has Withdrawn the
Carsdisn competition. and today they are
getting better prices than in . good many
years. !, will be useless 10 bring any sr
enmen. 10 our district that the Mckinley
bin does not berefit the farmers. for Il,
does, aud the facts bear II ont. There 10
M use Of Democra, trying to get On Of
fee IN tina, district on that issue. for IL 10
= dead one
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

Tbty h.vs reck 10 Cleveland. He
,bow. from The saving bank retains Of
tat beiuiiinl l.te city tibet their deposits
in the past IL noaib, have decreased more
itsa 81 0oo.Vo0 OF about 10 per cent. while
;4s inafsass 10 population has DOT been
aofe ibsa seven or eish, per eepi within
iha period. Add singular - II may seem.
there are men 10 Cisvslspd, iaa - there
are 10 NV York. who are hovlios mad 81
ths trtih.i Of prosperity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

Ex-senator Arkell says 10 the Mail end
Express: 10 siusls year under the Nc.
kinley bill. We have become . great pro
ducer OF ilrseei for the msnufscl ure Of
liDseed oil. Formerly vs imported the
bulk Of the seed from Calcutta. My friend
Hos. John kellogg. the great linseed OIL
manufacturer 1t Amsterdam. and other,
sho are IN that business. sent ont eres,
qaauiislos OF sed to the farmers through,
oui The West. and offered them the induce,
menl Of home msrket under the McKin
ley ball. What has been the resultf They
are nov buying $4,000, 900 bushels Of Gar
seed year from our own farmers. Az the
same lime the price Of linseed oil under
this increased Tariff protection has gone
down IRON 81 TO 30 cents . gallon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20
.rioxAL REPUBLICAN TICKET
ll,.s lnpf~,l,. i.ct. .bss oss ooml

II sss inpfessi.s fsct shss ose oon'
q. 10 thint Il u, tss, Jsrrscn and jack
sos. tss two stestesi psr ever produced
~ zoe Dtmocsts party -sosSe sn,ho'il
,iss 10y The snly really great nee were
b ~ sifang rrsiteiisrisis. Il . oaiy The
mediocre le.dsn Of ,kt latter sad dssenef'
as 8sys Of the Dsnocrscy Who have iss'
cred tree ifsda
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20
THE SPl[NDID OIL HEATER.

In design and operation guaranteed the best Ia
the world No Udor, No Ashes, No Dirt, an
otnameut TO any room. wefpntd 10 heat com.
fortshly room twenty tect equAie Win the ri-
pendituro Of one cent for oil per hour II vii
boil water on bake biscnit Ia hit,enmii nles The
swing cover osn be removed aud Aknttle ~ water
or AN oven placed on the stove without disturb
Ing Its heating qualities ~ The least Call aud
see one Ia operation at
\. H. iOUN6's.
Manchester Centre. VI, Oct, i2th, 1891. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

ADD now Judge Gresham has written
tbA 90 Que hsd soy authority TO say thai
be- ahonld vote for Cleveland. This lesves
ooly Wsybe Mcveagh OF the distinguished
converts claimed 10y The the Dsmoerst'
sad be acknowledges that it 10 becsuse he
believes 10 free trade OF course free trad
~ ough, TO vote for Cleveland. but no N sp
who believes 10 protection can vote for .
man who stands on platform that de,
olsres all protective tariffs unconstitution
al sud ths, Republicans tariffs are fraud.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

0ae psr lieuisrly discfedi,able Democrat
ic csmpaisu islsebood gets an emphatic
deoi l. The democratic paper, have cir
oala,ed far aud vide q statement that
Judge Cooley, e1 interstate com IN cree
CON missioner. is going TO vote for Mr.
Cleveland. A son Of Judge Cooley. res.
poud,ag 10 su inquiry bys Minneapolis
Tdbune editor wr.tis: There is sb,oiute'
/, 90 truth 10 the story. have it 10 wri,
i. z iiom ialber, That settles it, and turns
smother NOISY Democratic quo into spik'
cd cannon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20
REMINGTON COUNTY COURT.
" DsorsErn TrHs A. D. is9z.
ELIZA NJ. ssIyELY,
TUlUUIifs A. HkIyFIY bfFohrt.

.
Whereas. Eliza N. tnpfly Of Bsnnin ston 10
the County Of Bennington and stais " Vermont
has flied her libel for divorce fr0m and sgsinst
Tbadd.ns Sniyeiy now Of Pans, v sber, set.
iiug forth, That on the 20th DAY VI April D.
Is7s ~ Albany In the Gouhty Of Albany sud Stats
Of New fors, she vas lawfully married 10 SAID
Thsdieus A. hGiysiyi that aimee her marriage
che has duly observed and Sept her mar aye
cOyeBt nis but that Der ssid husband has hot On
bic part kspt his marriage covenants for that h.
has sen guilty o' ipiOierabis severity tossrd ii
peiitionsri aud prsyirg, Tor The cause siorsssld
Tor W Of cisofes ifOm tbs sad JLaddsgs A.
~ lyely aud that she may be showed TO resume
her maiden nsmh. ana that sbe may be dsefssd
the esss and custody u her minor children
named IN ibs piii,iDn and that the name "a her
children he ehsns I'd from snlvoiy 10 Crosby.
And u appearing that said Tblddens A. Ebtv.
ely - Aiibont this state 20 thai summons eau.
Dot be served upon him. IL 10 ofdsIsd, that
notice u The psGeenef af The said llb.l DO given
~ sad Thasdsus 4. rbirsiy BY paLlisLins the
substance thereof 9Th this 0fGsf three sasts
saceessirey ~ the hspehsttef JouEssL nsv..
paper Irnied ~ Manchester 10 10. County Of
BENIN gtou. tts last "a shlsh putlestsofs shall
b. 81 j. at slI sesks pfestpus to the IsIt sisted
term ~ the Eef niDgt0n Gonnts Court " bs held
At Bennington 90 the hfsi Tossdsy Of December
y Ibyx 10 which raid lDis 10 fstsrrsh5s
VIII b shell be dssmtd en- sent notice 10 said
A. klifeiy " sppssT ADD sDsssf said
LIBEL and sbids We order VI the COaft thereon.
Dated ~ Bennington thus let day VI October
A. D. 1874
EDWARD !. HALL, C4ert.
GroEor v, LAvsxses, Attorney fof Lbsiset,
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