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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-29
ROUND ABOUT TOW N.

The weather clerk smiles and work on
Santa Fes great water plant goes right
along.
George La Blanche, of Boston, the
noted pugilist, who whipped Jack
Dempsey, and his trainer, G. H. A. Davis,
of California, are in town and will ar
range for sparring contests.
The children of Ramona school will
give an entertainment at the court house
Friday evening commencing at 1880
sharp, when they will render the cantata
of "The Tables Turned" The public is
cordially invited, and the performance
will close early.
The social hop at Gray's hall last even
ing was a jolly success. Some seventy
five young people were present and
eighteen numbers were danced. Among
the young ladies present were the Misses
Stevens and Miss Fox, of Albuquerque.
As floor managers Messrs. W. L. Baker,
A. W. Butler, Geo. A. johnson, and p II.
Harroun looked attentiyely after the com
fort of the guests.
II. U. Nudge, who is at present superin-
tendent of the Rio Grande division of the
A., T. q S. F., has been promoted to the
position as superintendent of the Denver
division, with headquarters in Pueblo.
He will have charge of all the road be-
tween Pueblo and Denver and Denver and
Dodge City. I. H. Sears, at present train
headquarters in Las Vegas, has been pro
NOTED to the position occupied by Mr.
Nudge and will have his headquarters in
Albuquerque.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-29
SWIMMINGLY
The Conference Bill to Repeal the Poll
Tax Clause Passes the House
Investigating Territorial
Finances.
Cutting Official Fees - The Capitol
Fire -Sheriffs' Mileage-New
Bills Presented.
COCEt!IL,
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.

YESTERDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Saint, of Bernalillo county intro
duced the following bills;
C. B. No. To encourage the organi-
cation of volunteer fire companies.
C. B. No. 8-To provide for the reor-
ganization, discipline and regulation of
the territorial militia.
c. B. No. 9--Au act to amend an act to
protect the public health and regulate the
practice of medicine, approved March 2,
1882. .,
4 conference committee to draft poll
tax bill was named. ..-.
Joint resolution No. /, TO print l,5OO
copies of the governors message in
Spanish, was passed.
{. B. Nos. /, ,, 3, t, 5, 6, I, s and were
read IA second time and ordered translated
Adjourned to 10 a. m.
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Holidays

Now that the holidays are here, Messrs.
Mondragon & Bro. desire to call the at
tention of the public to the fact that they
have the largest assortment of unique and
tasteful designs in genuine gold and silver
Mexican fligree work to be found in the
city and just such articles as will make
the most handsome holiday presents. The
work is all done by native workmen in
their own factory and their goods are all
guaranteed Call and see them before
purchasing elsewhere.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-29

A position as stenographer and type
writer by a competent and experienced
young man. Best references given. APP
ply at New MEXICAN printing office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-29

Badness Is often preceded or accom-
panied by grayness of the hair. To pre-
vent badness and grayness, use Halls
Hair Remover, an honest remedy.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-29
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
The Grand Canon of the Colorado

A meeting of the territorial council of
the Catholic Knights of America will
be ~beld at Santa Fe, Monday, January 2,
1898, ats O'Clock p. M, at the secretary's
office. Every branch is entitled to one
delegate. ANIoETo ABEYTIA,
AMBRos1o ORTIR, President.
Secretary.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-29
Wanted

Smoked halibut, haddock and herring
at Emmert's.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-29

If you are Bilious, take Beecham's Pills
Extra fine sauer-kraut at Emmert'S.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-29
CONNECTIONS.

ALBUQUERQUE-A., T. 4 s. I. Railway for all
points east and west
PRESCOTT JUNCTION-Prcscott & Arizona
Central railway, for Fort Whipple and Pres
colt
Observation-Disclosures Southern Railway for Los
Angeles. San Diego and other southern Call
fornia points.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-29

Milk Punch 10 cts glass at the Colo
RADIO saloon.
Fine McBrayer whisky at COLORADO sa-
loon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-29

Kelley Island Sweet Catawba $3.50 per
gallon at Colorado saloon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-14

TIE mesi tnpcrisrt a. ibe sctnsl rssalss
90 Ter socCn pl~hed ty the tiv csops 10
~ssa 10 The ssnrsl dsAPosssias 81 Western
tanners 10 rsy ca their morssass. ~
s~sns ils.iy that there viil he this year
nors farm norisssss psia % tbss have
bs&n 10 tunssr q preoeedIsg yesrs 10
seitsf. The State ~ ksnsss keeps rec
ord. shich 10 pablished Donihiy. shos'ns
The sistefaeni 81 mortgages recorded sDd
nosisaeos released 10 the vsr,ous eospises.
wiiLou, eIcspiion The releases sAes
heavy ircresss ever The amount al bsv
zosigssss recorded. TITS will be iound
10 he ,rue eli throash Tia wrss undoubs.
odly. The quick dispcAiiion that The lar
nsy shove 10 discharge his liabilities tbe
uouen, be 10 10 position sbess be can
do 90. gill DO mach 10 rsss4 hAsssfn son'
hdsncs 10 Western farm nos,asse nvess
m.u,s There hsve been ossy badly con-
duc,ed, even trspdulsnaty managed Ter"
mortgage compsniss. vh,sb bsse boii' mp
. large bu,ioess on Eastern capital 10 The
les, ies yesrs. II. discoveries Of many
irregularities 10 the business Of companies
o, tbi. kiud, has severity shaken the fsish
o, Eastern Investors 10 this clsss oil invest
nopts, Which heretofore have been copsid'
cred among ,hs souodest securities. The
wholesale paying { n Of loans which - nov
goiur on viii do much 10 countersct The
&c, Of the rascsliiy OF sJme oil these
mortgage companies
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ssf,i stealing.

The Democrats 10 The New York reeis's'
,ure. not having enough in number to eur
their purposes, are preparing TO Gust he'
publiosus on the fiimsisst prete1ts. In
one seustorisl district. 10 tbs printing
Office ~h.re the official ballots we're print
cd tbs numbering machine broke down
and another bsd TO bs substituted. 10 ths
new mschipe The letter n was . little
larger than in the other. and for this res'
.on the ballots mum bered by the new ma
chine arc to be- thrown ont because they
are marked ballots.
In another ssrstorial district. Just before
election, twelve sample ballots were s'h'
10 each pre- sinct, Just like the ofiiciAl bal
10, ,rcsps they were red. and we're sccom
psn,es BY printed police ,nat they were
no, ,e be used on election day. In making
ND The re,urns in several precincts one Oh
,h,,e rcd ballots WAS attached to the re-
l,.,n instead Of the white ballot thst VA
vo,,a and now Tbs Democrats propose &c
throw out the whole vote 10 tnose pre-
cipcts. The Republicans offered to prove
by til. county clicks that only IL OF I'M
ballot. were seat to each precinct ane
mos, Of these were returned, aud by othe
.y,depcs tina. not s.ugls red ballot wal
voted. Int tho Democrats refused TO adnii
,be ,yidepe, htcsuss IL would be "goiot
behind the roi nrns.
Ia the TROY district DO evidence worth!
OF consideration Was found against 'h
sitting member. 10 one case the witness
testified that he saw nothing unfair sbou
the election, aud was then asked how man.
mslor,ty tue Republicans had in his pre-
cipct. The answer WAS 1876. He was thel
asked how many be thought the Repub
licans ought TO have had. The answer We
abou. 1876. We suppose on this tes.imop.
the Republican majority in that precinc
will be cut down 90 votes.
We congratulate our Democratic friend
! in New York on improving the soutnef
me,hoJ. OF counting aud returning votes
I'VE very much doubt il such trifiiug res
sons were ever adopted in the south,
cbesting the black out Of their vote. The
took the more honorable and manly way Q
throw ing then out without any excuse.
Some Democratic papers 10 the stat
are mildly protesting against such pre-
ceedings, fearing it will hurt the party
future e,ections. There Is not much chanc
for this. A large proportion Of the peop'
. Of our sister state think 1t was "smart
, trick, and all right il it helps their eide
and about half the Republicans neve
, think IL worth while to vote oitener ths
once in four years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-14

The defeat OF Mills for Speaker shows
the Democrats are not likely to adopt any
general tariff bill, but will introduces sep,
srste measures. attacking certain features
Of the Mckinley bill in tho hopes OF d.
vidine the Republicans. This plan does
not suit the out aud ont free traders hut Is
likely 10 be adopted. aud one OF the brst
measures to be proposed. according to
Springer. chairman OF the ways aud means
committee, 10 a bill to pm, WOO on the free
list. This il also Clevelapd's pet idea.
This wss expected to gain the approval
Of the manufacturers Of wooden goods,
but /, does not, for at large meeting Just
beld 10 Boston they protest against the
change giving tue following - some OF
their reasons for this move:
TIE N.tionai Association Of Wool Man.
uiscturers respectfully petition the Flf'y
secoud Congress sgsinst any change In the
Tariff act Of 1899, particularly schedule X
OF that set relating to wool and wooleos.
And for the following reasons:
FRS. Tue Tsufr act Of 1890 bss been
10 force but fifteen noa,hs. 1t is matter
Of general agreement that from three to
ays years OF practical operation are re-
ou,red % determlue the actual effects Of .
nav tariff upon the revenues Of the govern
mani. upon the ind us,sh specially sfecsed
bv nev rates OF duty sud upon consumers
Of articles to which such new rates oil duty
apply. 40 intelligent judgment Of the
present Law necessary to its satisfactory re-
vision is not yet possible.
second. The retention Of The WOOL and
WOODEN schedule 10 it's present form, unii
4, can be thoroughly tested. csu work nc
injury to soolsn msnnfac'urera There
!. uoiyerssl agreement among msnutsctur'
err that the tariff 10 noe accurately snc
scientifically sdinsied IN It's relationship
between ihe duties on raw ms*risi snt
J The apished product II thus establishes
,hs condition Of prosperity for ths soolel
Industry, 20 far - depsndent upon cnstou
dates.
Third. Ga the ether hand. no iniafy 4
corsum.y has resulted from the Lev
/. No, sithslsndirg the fact that the incress
} 10 duues on soolen goods. by the tariff 0
1890. sss greater than 10 any other seized
, uls neosssitsted by the un'ortunsss aud u
. logical ei.proportioa bstseeD the voc
duties and the goods duties 10 the isrif 0
. 1853, there hes bern % Increase sla'svs
! 10 the market prizes Of domestic sooie
! goods. o. the ccrtssr. sli the sispi
sooiso goods. aud moot d ihs fancy soods
, may nov be obssined 10 The gresisss abnr
, a.ser :, : cost 10 the Consumers lees thu
4 ever before 10 The bisiofy Of the coubtry
except q brisi Intervals Of universal PAM
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@. n. slish,..s slgn.

OF anything wrong siih the kidneys OF
Bladder, recourse should =, once be hsd IA
DR.. Kennedy's F.vori,e Remedy. Of Ron
doui, n. Y. The isvori's Remedy hes
con pleisly cured casss Of Stone In the
Bladder, from which relief had been vain
" sought. Where there y tendency "a
Rheumatic Gons speedy relief Invariably
iolioss lie use.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-14

Senator Hills principles" were dis
c!cssa in bis speech a, the dinner given
h,,, IN Albany. He advises tha Democrats
10 repesI the Mckinley bill and the pres
en-, silver coinsse laws. and 20 back to the
Law. which we're adopted previously BY
"a, n. pnbl,csns and which we're opposed
., The time by the Democrats - strongly
as they opposed the presens isss Tbi'
shows ~bst q siste.msp Hill Is. He II ioI
the Offices. aud cares no more f,r the good
OF the couatry ,aea be doe. for the man Ia
the Moon.
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ghfNan(btsifr 3DnrDal
THURSDAY. JANUARY H. issa. r
DIX. sInoxps. Edi,srand rre7rssssr.

"Tm usmrp hTirn DO so1 ,fTno,oH
rnr otnrygos. tfnorprTIys Tixiyr.) vnos
rnE AMI sT,SproDr A. otnssisn. IHs
ossnof 60 Ymss sTaTrxxns ~ poT 10 ~
oaF IRA i..napsr ssotsr % snaisn ron
NAM oousrnr. HtT 70 rEr rr. ~ snAT'
rrpA MASS IosurLA. THE STANDARD oS
osnryu Asosa TIM voEKiso CLASSIC. =
IaNdga H~.es
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-14

Dsrrs Noventrr isst oar exports reach
"a the highest record Tor any single month
ID oar entire history sss ccmmsrcisl ns'
,iop. This 10 no alone astributsbls TO the
peculiar ioreisa..condition thss csassd such
"a uepreoedsnted demand ior onr bread
.,aa. oar exports Of manufactured goods
are steadily Increasing. To prove oonelu
siysiy this tendency. i, s ooly nsossssr.
20 .ho. The, our srss. Earepean maniac
turing eomps,i,or. Easlsai. Tell Cd 10 be-
srports OF metals slone darsss Nove1ber
10 Tho extent Of q. 200. COO. shils there 80
an irere.se 10 her iupcrss Of fcssign mss'
u,.e,ared articles dufins the sane period
.nous,,ss to s. 10000 Engissd's To-
eresss Ia The imports Of food Tor the same
,ins snoar,ea 10 80. 900 600 Ga The
o,h,r hand. cur experts have Teen COO.
s,sa,iy on the iscfsase. How y this for .
caarss, besve<n The CHIEF protsctsoeni
sstry .1d ,ls es,st free trade nsiioa Of
the vefla'
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Abigail Stebbens Of johnson 10 50 years
old, but resds wi,bou, glasses. Is sprighily
10 movement and hes memory that Gov
ers every decade that she hsa ever seen.
Daniel Flint Of Brsintree has four sons,
Who. on Christmas day, together with him
self. tipped the scales. Mr.. Flint and twe
cons 81 1911 pounds each. and the other tve
one 81 1911 l pounds each. Few fsmilie'
even 10 Vermont could best this on average
weight
suffered from acute Inflammation Ia
my nose and head for week st time
could not see. used Eiy's Cream Balm
and 10 few days vas cured. II IL won
deriul hov quick II helped me. = Mr
George 8. Judson. Hartford. Conn.
The annual meeting Of the Retail snd
Wholesale Marble Dealers association o
New England will be held at the Qnipe,
house. Boston. Wednesday afternoon. Jsn
nary IL. II will be the first meeting sine
the adoption Of the nev constitution.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-14

The repot, OF the business failures Tor
the Ia., year develops the fact that While
,ue,e yet. more numerically. than in the
proceeding year. the amount OF capital iu'
VOWED ws- considerably less Another
in,. resting feature Of the siiustion 10 that
Ia tho Eastern. Middle and Western STATED
lhe .boSins 10 markedly favorable. while
~ the southern states the liabilities dur
,os 1891 sere sa5. 0oo. 900. sgsins. s27 .ocC
600, 10 1880 This unhealtby ADD unfor
ianala coDdiiioa Of fosnces among ou'
Southern Deisbbon 10 doe TO the numer
Gus eoll.pses Of 30 called business Blooms
which diin't boom.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-14

The farmers and mlilers OF the west
have promised . very large donssion Of
wheat and corn Tor the starving Russians
aud s.ked Congress TO pay the expense Of
transportation scrsss the ocean. A resolu'
ton 10 this .iIoc, passed the Senate with
only seven votes agsinst II, but 10 the
II ou.s y. defeated (indefnisely post
ponedl largely by vote OF southern con
.re,sn,eu. II Is olsimei that this wal
A our because Russia sided with the North
,urine the var. though TOO or three south
.fner. heartily f,vored IL. Whatever th'
caus, u va. q smsIl piece Of business.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-14

The sross tonnsgs Of the vessels entering
and clcsrisg from the hsrbor OF Cleveland
eo..,ulse and foreign trade during the sea-
.on o. 1891. besinpins With March aud
ending With December. vss4 li5.7 A TONI
The tonnsse ., Bonsio for the Sane season
v.s s,g2s 1853. msLips the commerce Of
the two port. IS .07i,b57 tons. This Is 81
iess, 8. 600 coo tons greater than the CON
n,eros passing during sn entire ysa'
through the gree, Sa,z causl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-14

Work has been begun 90 the New York
end Of the bridge across the Hudson river,
bat IL msy be long time before Tbs bridge
Is completed. 1, required fourteen yesrs
10 bald The Brooklyn bridge. although
both New York and Brooklyn furnished
the money. bu, his not known Who u %
furnish money Tor the present structure
The proposed structure Is Of pfsstns'on'
lahvf,o unparalleled. The center span
viii he the longest ever constructed. and
viii be 2o2i feet 10 length. The bridge u
TO he s,de suoush 10 accommodate eish'
tracks, 90 which rsilssy trsins arc ~ rur
., fall speed. and II gill cost about w.,
10000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-14

Those Who expect very little from the
preseut session OF congress will DOT be dis
annotated. The un~ieldly Democratic ms
,o,,ty in the lover house IL by no mesn'
ssreed sud Ia very fearful least u msy
m,se mistakes thu, ~ili hsvv bad inn q
snce upon It's presidential prospects. ~bi''
,hs Rspublcsns ere carefully watching
Tor my ".lips' that msy be taken sdvan
tag a. Tie party in the mojorisy is no
sis.s happy .itsr all, especially whe'
acme a ITS leaders need muzz'ing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-14

Sens,or morrill, made > very strong
,p~rct 10 the u. Il senate les, veek 90 the
gs..,lou 81 silver coinage. Oar senior
senator cen s,lii give the "boys" 10 the
ssssu good may points, aud vs hops u
.lll h. several ysss before bis ''shoes
viii be ssn,~d Tor some man less n.ted for
tic ,sitlon be occupies.
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IMPORTANT.

The Eagl.sA Desssa4lei Soups cas- h hff
az. A. Woyvs a d. II issf'd N Boston
soc Agoai for Nsm EsolaHi Safra W'rs
% o. AniaseE, 80 50. Hlalr~ 81 NfS Yvl.
Scr garter pound TN, maii~g hro'a 10 >
0u.rs, descoss sosp. Postpaid, 2se. A good
.r,s,wsaifs~ a smag caaav
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-14

Abe.,et sulosy could no, be pronounced
a ,os General hop,somsry G. Aeiss, H.
dsal sI,qasrtermss,sr general Of The Un'''
81 slsiss. tbsn The ample statement thai
during the ser. Of more than 81. ooo, 600.
coo which passed through bis hands. not
oss penny vent ss,rsy. otbss eiac's''
h.,e been equally honest. but none could
.u,psss thi. record Of uprishtness ADD
honor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-14

After hard fst, John Sherman sAs re-
,ip-ses senator iron Ohio By small me-
10 .y.0,a Foraker. The latter would hs's
orsisa cry ether candidate sssiiy. Tbs
coates, ss 10 striking contrast 10 ths
.rss,n,i.l .rd o,ha rece1t elections IN
Nee Yai. where boa HUE verd govern
"a ever Dem oefssie vote.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-14

Chili Ia uyips by every means 10 heF
p,~er 10 have the Uli,ed States delay &C
,i,o. sod hopes IN ,be end to get ca WITH
oct either apology or repsrst,on Tor out
RACES upon American sailors. Well. tins
" 4 /. big enough 10 stand . great deal
from weak usisbbor. but Chill Ought
NO, 1, presume too much. She will wake
NJ slme foe morning scross her ncle
samuel's lap. while heavy hand is being
vigorously sppisd to her neither extremity
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NDAs~
" Estate Of eAHAH HaxlgTos.
rbs undsrsignsd having been appointed BY
ths Hon. Probate Court for the District Of han.
ester commissioners. TO receive. si.mins AID
.Siast All elsins and dsmsIds u I'll p'rsoDs
against the estate OF
ssrsb Hszston late o. Dorset .,,.,
~ n on.4t thereto hereby give notice that ~
IN meet Tor the pnrposs. sfss.sid .. 'hs dSsl.
ms LD,,.s d Chsrlss w.liIsms IN said Dorset
on The s0st day Of June pei. from O'clock
4. N, until e'eices y on ssic dsy sea iIss
=, moths iron the s0th day " Deesmber
n 1891 il the time limited BY raid Court Tot
aid creditors 10 present their claims 10 us TOT
examination aud Allowance
Ds,ad Al Dorssx this sist dag 81 December
a. D 1891. ,,,,u
.IlFhT Elf.EhTs ''
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cHAaLEs WILLIAMS. c.mr.,
.sx. AIgEhT HOBEhTb.
WJGkT or INSOLVENCY.

" sr4rs or fERsosr District 81 hsnehss~f.ss
10 the Natter Of Dwight w. sSsiooh, ioso'
yssi Debtor.
Tsis ho,ire that Dsight W. Sheldon OF Pefa
i, lie Di.iflet Il hssehsstsf vas 90 tbs
issb 6sy u December. 1851, sciasgsd 80 lnsei.
vent debtor; and that sasSinx d crsdisos y
4, .sa,s,,sy a. the Probate Ones In said District.
or he 2.,k day d Jsnus,y. 1924, at 70 gsiest
Ia ,ls forenoon, to prove thsif dsbis ssa eho,ss
80 ~ u.ors ssslxssss Of bis estate: ssd that
~ usyussrt u any dsbss aud the dsb,sfy -
sDy iropsrsy bsio. GIG 70 s.h asss.. - -. -
| fos lis use. aud the transfer " any psvpsn5 "
Ia as., "' ' !. ". FESs. Register.
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It Is The Best
Nev,paper published for vermonters. by all odds
Only 81 . year and Guess Coupon Free. Send
for sample copy tor full particulars.
Address,
THE HERALD, Rutland. VI.
AozSrs WANTED Bio Prize YoR AGENTS
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The ONLY ErclalstUe
BOOTMD SHOESTORE
In IO1Un
ORDERS BY MAIL SOLICITED.
O. c. FELT.
Main afraeA Manchester. VI. Jan 18th, 1871.


DETER DUDLEY'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. District or Msnchssterss
In Probate Court, held at Manchester, within
and for said District on tho i1th day OF
lease N. Hard, Trustee OF the estate Of Peter
Dudley late OF NJ sncbester 10 SAID District de'
:, sred. presents his trustee account for einm.
nation and allowance,and asks for . distribution
OF the estate. ,..c :.
whereupon. II was ordered BY said Cou't. TIA,
aid account be referred 10 . session 81 ..ld
r,'urt. 10 be held o. the Probate once 10 MAI.
u. .,sy In said district, on the 29Ih day OF
J.nusry A. D. 1897, At 10 O'Clock 10 the fore.
noon, Tor hearing and declsion thereon Ana -
ur,her ordered, that notice hereof % gVn o
ali pers ms interested by public. tion OF TIE same
,bree weeks successfully IN tho nAscnnrks
Journal, = newspaper published :, Manchester.
previous to said tims appointed Ief heshnk;
Il A. they may appear At said time and piaos Ahd
show cause, II any they may have. Wy ssla %.
cannt sbould not DO SLOWED, aud distribution
made.
-. aAEd
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Attest. J. Y. FEM, Rsgistsr.
A true copy Of record, :, u... p...
363wt Astest :. y. ~ ., n.e $500.
IHARLOTTE ANN PEfllBONES

~ EsrATE.
STATE Of Vermont, District Of Manchester, -;
10 Probate Court held At Manchester within
and for said District on the Alb day oi January
A. ID. 1891. In,
.od lesismeut Of Charlotte Ann PeitDone ists
"a psbehester in said district, deceased, be'hs
presented Tor Probate.
wtsreupos . session Of said Court, 70 be esld
A ths Pfobsts Once In Manchester, IN said Ia
t,ict. on tts nod day Of January, A. U lss1,
a ten O'clock 10 the forenoon VS. ~.
..a,tsd tox tke Os0bste Of said Insirunsht
nj lar ali per sops concerned 10 appear and con.
test lie sam4, IL cansS there be TO- 80 doing /;
nd uublic notice thereof sas ordered 70 b. gwen
by The psblicsiion hereof 10 The ..pchss's'
Iey. th,ss vssks saccsssivsiy previous 10 SAD
time 70 appointed.
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