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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

The 30,h snuive,say Of the mustert il
OF the 14,h W. Reg. was observed by
good number OF the boys" on Friday
Oct a. The roll call showed IL meu
from Co A. IS from Or B, % from Co
G, from Co. ID. from Co F.. from
Co. O.. 2 or more from Co H.. 6 from Co
l.. aud u from Co X
The following comrades we're appointed
committee on nominations r N Housh
ton Co, A. b T. tripo Co g.. A P Shell.
don Co. g.. r ID King Co. d. Il A Pond
c. f.. II G Roscoe Co G. S G Cheney CO
q, D q Roe Co X. Ca plain " s Smart
Surse N A + Wooi~oii aud Capt Wm
q MAN we're sppoiotel committee on
resolutions.
The committee on markers then report
ed that about SIPS had been pledged
towards them and that about $500 more
would be inquired. As the subject OF erect
ing morumeit in addition TO the mark,
eS had come up the com mi g bad deci.
ded to let the Dst,,r rest until this meet,
ing. and they nov d sired to be relieved
and . nev committee appointed. The rel
por, vas accepted, bat voted 10 retain the
same e,mmit,"e. Ch.pl. q Stuart. Capt:
X o Gore sol Capt q Abel, aud to add
DR. l. ID r ,ss ID I'm radr II c Roscoe aud
iasirutt tn etlrgst comm ttee to raise
funds for m0nnmelt II g itysburg.
CJmnit'ee on nomin-'iuns reported ~
{ llsws; President DR. A 7 Woodward
OF Bran loo. Wee Pest ieui.. c. A. II S
But Of Suni.rlsud; c. b MyB vii
lisms OF wsliingford; Co G, Exa Nichols
OF DORSET. c. u. II 4 kina OF Benson. Co
L, 4 II fl.k 81 W-ybfifse, O. r. II A
Pond Of C.tlsiou: c. q NE Du shee OF
Bristol Col Hsuiy Jscsson Of Verge. mes
Co X. . q Rice oi Psu tae,; Secreitry, T
II Shepard OF F.irLsven: Treasurer. b Z
Cr.ro OF Wsiliosiord. sod 'hs same we're
du!y elected.
The CON mi,,-e on resolutions submitted
the following:
Where's; siaoe our last reunion the
Providenes Of ODD has removed from
csrta Maj N b HLl. ~e desire to expires,
orr deep sorto~ ., tss loss OF one eudesr
Cd to our N smDry aud our hears by coni |
rsde ship Of srms No u re faithful sol. I
DIR ever lst Vermont. ssd no OIL ser 0,
the 70 imeui wss more ifisojly 10 the men
OF more l,ei, u, Tor taeir CONT =. snd
success.
We t~sdsr TO the f.miiy car sincere Gym
PATTY aud &c share vita then the eomiors
81 knosina that such liie has uoi been
r vsir, IL has ouiy pss led on TO other
,ptssss, std to better rewards than esnh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

John SbeI man says there are just three
kinds Of folks 10 the North for free trade.
First The very rich men not engaged 10 Any
productive industry; the customs duties
incressi the cot Of their Injuries. Sec
ond, the importer; the customs duties
Lessen their profits Third, the dude;
they d like to gettbeir Tor. isn made clothes
81 lover figures As Tor the second oil
these classes the importers - Mr.. Sber
man tells them thai they will be making
more money 10 handling American goods
presently, IL the protective tariff survives
their misguided attack on it. than they
rre making now 10 handling foreign goods.
There 10 ttll smother class OF free traders
In the country, the southern cotton plan
tiers. but it's mostly matter OF tradition
aud sentiment 10 their case. and Mr.. Ster
msn is confidett they'll get over it. The
time will be. he said. when their iron ore
and their C 81 and other minerals will be
worth even more tnsn their cotton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

We have reoet tIy received . copy OF The
handsome ', lume, compiled by Henry l.
Stillson OF Bennington. editor Of the
the Bennington Bar ner. and the historian
OF the Vermont Centennial committee
giving an account OF The dedication oil
the Bennington battle monument aud the
celebration OF the Tooth anniversary OF the
I'D N ission OF Vermont Is n state, with his.
toricsl introduction, and appendices. The
arrangement OF the volume is admirable,
adding greatly by means OF its carefully
studied chapters Of preliminary history to
its clesrness aud interest for the general
readers, as we'll rs to its value as con
tribution to the historical literature OF the
state. The illui trations are num.r us aud
we'll executed, and the lett pre,s is high,
ly crsditsble to the Bannor book aud job
printing house by which 1t was done.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

Tue United States. it will 9 seen. doe,
about one third OF the manufacturing FOL
the whole world, and seventy five per cen'
ID ore than Great Britain. 10 1891 our eI
ports OF merchandise of vi sorts. ipelud
ing agricultural products aud every thing
else except gold and silver, t. other coun
tries smoaut d to 1854 4s0.Sl0. The gresI
bulk u our products is sold Ut home.
From this II would appear that the Amer
osu msrket is worth protecting aud cult
waiting.
Tue stistios given above are for the year
1855, since which time the mao ufsctures
Of this country have greatly increased, esi
pecisliy since the Mckinley bill went 10
to operation, and this increase will 60 on
unless the Democratic party gets into
power and reduces the riff. ~ it is. pied
ged TO dc, IN TACT to the extent OF removi
ing sil protective tarii. II the Mckinley
tariff 10 silo sed TO stand within two yesrs
we shall be msking oil our tin plate which
item 81 te will add $50 000. 900 to cur
manufactures. No man who believes in
protection can sf1ord to vote the Demoi
cratic ticket this yer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

Mr.. Harrison psrknsn OF Phiisdelphis,
wbo has lad large experience In South
American business. ssys. In 90 iatsrsies
published 10 The Ioquirer OF that city
The trade OF the Unit.d States With BrszIl
has increased 20 pr cent and 10 . short
time Gill rescb % PER oett ~ = rs>nlt din
reciiy Of reclproeiiy's advent. Eaglish
Interests are suffering greatly; 10 fact.
xherevtr Yankee goods have come 10 COO.
tact with ftr,isn articles orr msnutsct
urers have sc,rsd positive ,riumphs with
the sd Of reciprocity In every direction
reciprocity is beating path Tor the inlro'
duetioa Of our products aud ooly one
thing opposes msrcb OF reciprocal
bu.ioe.s. This is transportation. Lack
ing the very sseDc7 that England possess %
10 unlimited equipment, t1e United States
is badly Handicapped
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate Of CArHENIsx CORN.
Ths undersigned. having beet appointed b,
The bon, Probate Court Tor the District ~ Man
chester COMMISSIONER, 10 receive, examine, and
Adlust eli claims aud demands o. all person,
Against the estate Of
Catherine Corsy, late 81 Manchester
IN said District deco s.ed aud all claims erhibit.
"a 10 ofse. thereto, hereby give notice that
ue viii meet for the purposes Aforesaid 81
the oolbarn Hoase NJ Manchester Centre
ON the iith, day OF March ueit,
from , O'Clock a m. until O'Clock y. N
on said ds, ard that Ell months ffnm
the l2,h d.y Of September a y, is92 IL the
lime lmlled by said Court Tor said creditors &c
pies,pt their claims 10 Ne for eKsphnauon and
allossnce
Dsted al Msnche,t.r THE 18Th day OF October
A. d. ls99
s.w BouRS 49,.
2,3w All COMMON, N'''"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

Tee New York Herald has been on the
siia Cleveland and Free Trade this year,
but 20 editorial article II coufcsses that
the ID IN ttial progress Of the Uuited STAT
Is daring The last decade has been unp.r
elielhd aud marvellous. Even II the census
bulletins on the subject are only spproxi,
mately eolrect-snl the Herald dos bot
question their absolute correctness they
rstliicieut 10 its opinion TO arouse The
wonder Of every nation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estsis 81 ElAas AHENEKs
I Tfs sadsrsgnsd. barihx been sproirlsA b
the Hoe ffuh&ss pOuft iet u piiiffst ~ MAS
eh~stsf Otr isissilnsrs a. tse~Fe, rNssnins. And
AGAINST ths estais u
k2lss Ahhcst. isie Of isaAfravs
" sad uisuaft de0esksd. and All olhisns srhllsi.
"a 10 ora4 thereto, hrfsty ave potioe that W
vil meet ~ the parpaset sicressid ~
the fpa Osscs IN l. aagrpvs afnrssssd
90 ne Oh asY 81 March nsnl ftom :
o'clssi a /. esssl clbtt ?. i. on ssli "a, snai
tkat sif months from me tth esy ~ September
A. ~ isp2, 10 the tine limited BY ssid Court
foe ssla cr~aAtsss 10 rr.ses, THEN elaine 20 ~
fof syatn.nsiian and Ai0shnne
Dated II i.snesrcvs thi. 18Th day ~ October
4. y, iss2
WARREN ". WILEY, oOu,,
stss A u. REYNOLDS
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vhieh bs paid bic rsrsl. u J. rbsips .
fns ssa deserved eanpiinesl


tbs psnscrsas ere eSupsllsz 10 sdgi'
isss TIE proiecssss tsrif bsssfs the
ss1sisrisrsn bat ssy they scsbls u al
esd aon. o, n a. vsry small shsrs Of "a
zoe. 10 HE voftnss. TIE latter know
sefr ssli tA.l vi, 10 not ,rue sad last
ID , ttesivs ia ~ hfiy to oes bsDsfsd pet
cers m0fs ssses iksE voitnea 10 The
zane indusirl~s reoosvs 10 spy other eoas'
ity. .na they tpov. loo. that II ihs msnu'
lscsatu ." 20, protected be eoaid
no, pay zach vsses ssd vefy ltsly might
be forced 10 cioss hls bssipsss entirely.
Ne m.ssf.etstsf ese pay Oai mote thst
hs teselses
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

II .. bsconiog more sud more srpsreei
thai Ne. Yott ststs viii decide the cen
Joe election though u . pos.,ble i4a the
Aepui hs.a. may sin si,hou' New fort
lite csmpsign 10 thai state IL setting quite
lively. specially 90 ,bs pat Of The Re-
puhiicsBs aud their chances hsve giesily
la ttssea siibiS The la, few days blaiae's
.btri speech sud bis sr,icle 10 the NORTH
Am ricse Eesisv have helped the kepubl
iio.as .nd Povderl,'s bi,tr deuunclsiioE
o. the Democrats has y iursl t1tt party
By good msay vc,e.. Though New York
!. {. se,y uocc'tsio state wc believe II s'lI
be H~pubncsn Ills year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

Boston is happy their team having won
the base ball championship. A despatch
Gays: The ! cnnaut Ia Boston's. They
defeated Cleveland to day by q score OF s
to aud thus scored their 9TH victory and
The league championship for this yesr.
The city is happy to night and the era nks
or literally painting the town red and
shouting the penuabt will stay 10 the East.
Crowds Of sporting men are psrsding the
streets aud shouting themselves horse.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

A&sshinsiob correspondent sriles Thai
rfasiiens Hanson - looking caesorr.
BE hss fT5vB 80 ntrsous owing 10 The ten
BE strain Of The lsst fee months, tia,
be- iamiiy slmasi compel bin 10 80 Dol
tgerg Day fof .asl. r. drive. His sad face
betf4ys son lbsb Il is possible ior bis
hls 10 utter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

Grand M'sier Powderley in bis speect
at the peop = theatre, Nav York, aft y
bitterly denouaoiag Harrity. Chairman oil
the Democratic commiitse and Gov. Flos
81 closed with these words. Nov II you
vii do yoat duty here. l. 80, will act
Ia" men. you will teach the party that
The sos'raoi represents such 4 bitter Les,
soH ths, they will remember il forever.
don't see hcu ! coull stand on q platform
snywhsrc 10 Amtris and spesk other,
wise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

0Geisl ,t.tlsiics 10 eighteen oai OF the
,biiJ four Ss.les .bOs that 10 1850 there
wsrs ~ State bssks brokeo. IA closed
~ sonhlrss. ont d total OF . little over
90 This isa condition 10 which II Q
people toe GATED States ste invited 70
r.lafa by nd cat money plank IN the NJ.
llansl D.m eestle plaliorm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

Letn from Cbua trios terrible 90
counts Of the losr Of life aud property
c,used by the breskins Of the banks Of the
fsllo~ 'iss'. which lie ap,ly called Chinss
sorow. II s oil, tlSs,, wears ,ioce the
shoie bssin oi The -. flooded, and
ros c NEE Hsw G ~ suily as disastrous
~ tae other. !, Is s.tms,ed that the food,
Cd ei,isie, !. $50 IN les long 10y 30 miIes
~lio ibst over 81. people have been
dre~bed sad that Tally 1000. 600 wi
stssss b death naless the Chinese govern
meat furnishes them food from nov until
spring.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

Friday being Colnmbas Day the iseis'
lslafs %! 9arns3 over astsl Tuesday. Basi
ness II ise Capital hss been light 90 far.
hardly sncnsh 10 Of II 10 make things 10
tF-siits, bot We are promised li,slief
,ines before the sessl0S epds. stlil. there
doss Dot seen 10 be The asasi inportssi
seEs . be doss. The Supreme Coat
ia e have all been reelected AID Ssns,or
Ptoa aos holis be title cless 10 sil
years ueFe 10 iLs Ssasts. He selncsied,
sed biz slesiiOI ia very happy speech 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

There has not been. said Senator job
Sherman 10 his great New York speech. 10
the whole range Of human history . more
ininrion, sys,.m TO rob the poor. TO plum
der the rich, to levy upon oil classes Of
ol,i2sns alike, rather than the banking
u stem ofthe Uni,sd states before the war.
II thu, war had produced no other result
than the destruction OF tbi, syst IN and
The es ablIshmen, OF a national currency.
II would have been more bepe6cisl than
most Of the wars Of modern times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

The Annouut meut IL made that Buzi
proposes 10 settle ito hatncisi difiicnltie'
by uiibdrssiog portion Of II supsrs
buadsni ','Ddins paper money. Will,
Buzil ls getting rid Of ito wildcat cur
renUy, the democratic ptrly 10 its pstiobs
platform roposes 10 ike m the prohibi
We tan % The xildcs, currery issues Of
ar State banks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

Great Britain is the riches, country in
ready cash 10 the World; /. boasts itssli o.
the banker for sll cres,ion. Bat II has
only $50. 10000 10 il, savings bsnts.
While The Uni,,d States has 81 ,s23 ON. 1874
or nine dollsr. Ter one II 10 the wage
cATns tho make the saving. banks their
tfeassre. The rttio OF the difference 10
deporiss msrss the value Of the dill reoce
he'weep free 'rsde aud protection 70 the
mass Of people
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27
sArl,sAL KrPuBLIcAH TICKET

TIE psrsors,ie elisha thai ns.orisy Of
its Ypnss uss IRE siirins themselves 9Th
iass parry sss bios 10 The face from .
esAra.s Of ths nod, ssrseus.es ei C9fsslI
uairasliy .hleh ascio~ss 30 Heppbli'
esas 10 gsg Dsmoettis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

TIE Seales,lon Of The Cbtcsso eIposi
tea lssi ~sst 90. bis success. Tbsr'
US very large crowd preseti snd ih'
ors, obs BY Dspe~ sad wstefson YER
pefsby the oecssiou. tboash bu, very
smAii bsmbsg 81 tie rssi crowd could bear
lliA. dsi.rtitd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

Mrs. President Harrison died st the
Waite House, Iuesdsy morning. having
been ~ many weeks With 50 ipcurable dis
osfe. Her devoted husband and friends
did everything possible 10 allevists her
suiierings aud the end wss painless and
peaceful. She wss a woman endowed With
many noble qualities. and the nation will
sympstbigs With her husband and friends
10 tier irreparable loss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27
Kansas al vices l. The Mue.ump Tlm,

Kansas sdsices 10 the Mugwump Times
fspoit that that state is no longer doubt,
oil, but vi y cast It's vote for Harrison.
TIE iusion Of the democrats with the peoi
pies patty has Disguised a number OF
democrats, and they will vote the republii
can ticket. and 1t has driven former Fam
meis Alliance back TO their old party. The
democratic rainbov chssers are out OF .
lnh
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NoilCE,
ABEL HOLBRooK
". In CbAneery,
JOSEPH AANTUs AND Bennington County,
NINA hAkl ljs

NINA sAhlU5
Hhtreos. Abel Bolbr,ok, Of Hoosict In the
County ot Henseebor and STATE II New iOfk has
filed in the Office OF The Clrik OF tho Cont of
Chfneefy ~ the Ccun'y q Bennington bis petit
ton Tor foreclosure against The above named
defendants, upon certain lands IN the town Of
sndgato, in the County Il Bennington dtsrnb.
ed IN a CERTAIN mortgage, dated July ash 1890,
executed by said Joseph sanlus aud Nina his
wife TO Abel Holbrook, So follows: 'BeginninR
on the north line Of Elizabeth saidmore's land.
north side OF highway, thence north, "a degrees
weet, 20 rods 10 The north west corner OF said
Eliz&betb's land; thence sonth, SO degrees west,
II and ! rods 20 Eliza Baldwins land; thence
north, u degrees west ~ rods, TO Cbarles hch.
~ d's land, thence north, 10 degrees east, 80 and
aud ! rods thence south, rs degrees east. "a
rods: thence north. 81 degrees east, ten rode;
thence south, rs degrees tast, "a rods 10 tho
bighwayj thence along The hlghSsy 50 rods 10
the place OF beginning, containing " acres Of
lsnd, be the fame more or ess."
Also one other piece Of land bounded - fol.
lows, VIZ Beginning at the Dorihessteily
come Of our bone lot, on the westerly side ut
the gh way, thence westerly on the north ne
OF ssid lot, "A rode; thence southsfly ten rod,
thence wt.tetly AZ rods to lands occupied by
Herbert Bentley thence noriherly eight rods Ia
M elm bco marked thence westerly two rods;
thence norttefly "a rods on the hue 81 Charles
richards stone vail; thence souiherly on said
ssli and continuation OF u g line Of said vail ~
rods 10 the aforesaid hghwsy; thence south.
( atttliy along the west ine Of said highway 10
aud rods 10 tho place Of beginning Coudi'
uonfd ior the payment VI one hundred aud furiy
dollhTs, ar specified In prUmits o,y buts uf
even GATE beItwith payable TO ssd Abel Hot
bft oh OF ordei with interest from April lat a b.
1894"
Aud IL appearing that tho ssid defendant,
Joseph tADtus, rssIdes and ~ gilboat the bts
OF vermont, that subpUnaeaBno be served
~ on bln5 IL 10 tLeiefojG wdcteJ, ttsI said de-
I, ndsat, JOstpt ssptus be required t,sppesf Oh
The feet day u the neat stated term II rad
Couu 10 DO held at bennington wilbiD and 10
ssid County Of Bennington on the 1tsi Justd.y
Of December A. D 1894. ard make snsser TO tho
ssld petitit D: and that ssid petitioner sLaii
cause this order TO be published 10 The manehen.
tel JounsAL, pubicI,e vspspsr prtnted al Man.
/, heater ~ The =, unity ~ Beluington, ibr,e
~eets sueeessiycly. The lssi Of which shall be At
last istnly day. previous 10 the eommenfe-
neut Of the Aforesaid term Of said Cont.
Dated III Bennington, siofsssld, this 9Th day
" Oslobsr A. u. 1872. 81
EDWARD ]. HALL, Giars.
fesIrn a sor solieliors hr ihGPctii,o0er
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s.nch,.ler Centre. VI, Oct I'M, issa
SARAH HAXLETON'S EArarr.

- srAre ur NrannSr, District OF Manchester, q.
IN Probate Court, held al M-pcbestst, ~ih ~
aud for said District, on the ?iih day 81 October
A. q. lhg2
The Administrator ~ the estate Of s.tsh
Haz'otuu lslc 81 Dorset Ia said Dsui /,
docessrd. presents hts Admit istfalion scoount
for examination and allowance.
Nhereupon, " il ordered by said Court
that said sooouni BE- referred 30 susrn
OF esd Courl, 10 be held at the Probate once
IN Manchester, Ia said District, on the 10th dty
uf November A % lsa2 N 10 O'Clock a, NJ Tor
hearing sud decision thereon, aud u Is iuitbot
ordered. that notice hereof be given 20 al POT.
sous interested by publication OF the came three
weeks successtyeiy In the Manchester IerWsiI
= nessraIr Published al Manchester, previous
20 said iwo appointed for hearing, that thoy
NAV spptM At said time and place sEd sbos
canse, II any they may have Why ssid accou,t
bould not be SLOWED
A true record
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Mulhsl', 30 English statis,icisu rank
log /. the highest authority 10 tse world
90 the .ubi-ct u usouisctures. gives tie
following as the value OF the msnuisc.
tnres Of each Of the leading nations 10
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NOTICE.

L
| COLES ~ iUkLEs.
Bennington County Court, June Tenn 4. D.
1879.
Btsreos. yrors y, H6yt and Belle Grgory,
both 81 hoositk n. - al The June i,tm OF Ben.
lin, County Court A D, Itgl, brought and
entsfsd thsir scion d jse,inept sgsln.t Fred.
Disk 4. fbeiJes OF ssDdgsi. H. ssid County q
Bet sion, AID ole~ ichles u H. lem ia u
COUNTY VI Washington 10 The state ot NAN foik,
to receiver tho seifip and possession " esftsiu
lsLds 10 ssid ssDdgsie, and IN hoIsf, 10 .sid
County q lenIipgen, bynbded and dssefibed
~ foiloss:
I" Boubced north BY The 'QBsctsBLusb Lob,
20 called. and rupert tosn insI eAsl W the
Sage Farm" 20 called; south by ihs tFo,tsr
fsrn, 20 called, and land formerly owned BY tho
fAitbsseA Etg CcrspspyJ sect ~ iands To-.
mer j owfe "a By The afsBbsYs K.s coapspy"
aud tie wet % OF the 'bfush Lot" 10 called,
eIet pigng 81 UNDIVIDED third part u tvtuty 0Is
seTss sei "a 70 the sid1. Uufdf Afro snstL.r
pi'ee Il i.Sd BINS 10 The sonihfssi sothsf II The
AVA 81 h.psf', aud .sAsc lbs 'hnpsrt La"
atd wss conveyed BY Hsnlsb c0yey 10 John Is,
G0Yey ID fatd ncoI6sd ID vi. ~, page giJ VI
Rupert isLd fte0Tors and berg tho came i.nd
and pfe nfl.ss formerly 0snsd and oeeapaed BY
hosia Hal aud sBo-s ss the Han F.ia."
Ana shsisss, - apes sthst ssld Coles biifs.
! zee al hs titss afaLs service u rad vni,
ard siIl . sb'eli fom this STATE aud the .ssid
Court gu btftupon ccptirns salt esgse a11
ord a al sgd Coles sfleAsss be- Iasl1sd 10 ~.
iea tstoft ibs Costi3 Coat IeIl 70 be loidsn
81 ca las Va within ADD for The Cosnty Of Ben.
. ngtoe o. ibs hIsi Jass6sy Of December D.
1877. and msts sBswef lLsfstsf by I1blistlnf
this ofdsr tbfes We ets sssf essiye'y ~ the Ma
ehestsf JorkslL, pIintsd al Manchester 10 sild
Comfy, tbs is.i o. yhieh publications shsh BE-
u isast twenty Gays b.toio lhs nert Term 81 s.id
Coars
Bs1tiagtoB, Ottotsr 10th. 4. b. iss2
EDwAhD J, HALL, cixri.
fosLss sos. Attorneys.
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State of yermoai, District OF Manchester, ss
In Probate Court, held at Manchester within
and Tor said Dlstflel, ON the 10th day of October
, 1872
kohsid W Dean, Administrator, with will sn
nesed on the tH ate OF CLARK Wondrt Oh late 81
Manchester IN usld nlstr,ct deceased made AZ.
pieaiou 10 said Cout lor iioeHse 10 cell all tho
real estate Of ~hich the doe. Ased died seizsd 4
postessed, said real estate beug situated M ,a,d
town Of Manchester, representing that the
amount of dolts doe bon said decreased 10
S272 30, the chhfgeu OF administration sre esti-
mated ~ $50. tho yaiuu u the petAOnai estate
,mountng TO tli0 - having been usad Ia sup.
pIt OF tue family OF said deceased making tbs
an0cnt q debts ohargeabie on the Tes estate Of
4Sid licensed st2A 30 aud that sale u part ~
sald real estate is necessary Tor tpe payment OF
said debts aud charges OF admin strsiion, aud
hata ptrt c,nnOt be sold without lni ity 10 those
inieI ed 10 the remainder,
Whereupon II wa. ordered that hearing ~
said Application be held ut the Probate ONCE ia
Manchester In said District on the 10TH cay 81
November d, 1872, at 10 ooiock NJ, AMI that
notice OF said applica ion lhe nature aud tetsous
thereof aud the time aud plac of hearing there.
on, be ven to all porsOns Interested by tho
publijsuon hereof three weeks saocersvely Ia
the Manchester JOURNAL, q ne sspaper printed
at Manchester In sad District, previous To said
time OF hearing.
A true record
Attest. j. Il. Penn, Register.
true copy CT record.
25J~ Attest. !. u, FEM. Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27
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