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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26
TO HONOR GILMORE.

Arrangements Being Made TO Les the
Public View His Rody.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Alexander Bre-
mer, president of the Musical Mutual
Protective Union, has called meeting OF
the union board of directors for today to
arrange for paying proper respect to the
memory of p. s. Gilmore, who died in st.
Louis Saturday. Subject to the wishes
OF Mrs. Gilmore, great hall will be pro-
cured, to which the body OF the dead
musician will be escorted on its arrival
In New York and the musical-lo loving
public will be invited to Join in the last
sad rites. The officers of Mr.. Gilmore's
regiment, the 22nd, will meet today to
arrange for the obsequies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26
Tho Funeral win be Private.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 26.-The remains
OF the late p. s. Gilmore were sent to
New York last night, accompanied by
Mrs. Gilmore and daughter and conn.,
mittee Of the band.s The funeral will
take place from Mr.. Gilmore's New York
residence Wednesday morning. The
body will be taken to st. Francis Jesuit
Church at mass, and after the services
will be removed to Calvary Cemetery.
The funeral will be private.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26

BRUSSELS, Sept. 2e.--Five fresh cases Of
eholera and three deaths were reported
In this city and suburbs yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26
CHOLERA'S DEATH ROLL.
a SUSPECTED CASE AT LYNN.

Latest Returns From tho Plague Ships
and Quarantine at New York. and
From all the Pest Ridden Cities OF the
Old World--No New Cases st New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

Ia 90 int .r,isv 10 felstion % the choice
for cbsirmsn and the pushing to the front
Of Adiai Stevenson by the Clsvelsnditss.
Heury wsttsrson declared OF the time Of
the Chicago cobve, tion;
Mr.. st yen@on Vas holder OF high place
IT Mr. C'evelspd's hand. and thoughtful
Democr t. would save this convention from
the discredit Of being run exclusively by
the Cleveland Office holders. There 10
already too much OF that sort OF thing
mapifes,ing its,lf With five OF Mr.. Cleve.
lands cabinet on I Ground working like
beavers 10 secure . third nomination for
the defss,ed 81. president There Is Mr..
whitney, backed by the whole Standard
oil combustion, aud Mr.. Don NJ. Dickin,
500, with an army Of ex postmsstsrs at bis
back. and Mr. Fsirchil l. attended by VIII
liam II. Grace. who 10 loaded down With
Wall street money. Then We have Mr.
Bsysrd to lend grace and dignity TO the
scene, and M. Villas ~ touch up the whole
with . lev lnrid civil service tints. All
this is sbominsble, because II is hypocri,i'
cal, working it's spells 10 the name Of re-
form. while using all the agencies and
me, hods OF machine politics. The Demo-
cratic party wants new ideal and new
men fresh from the people with the dew OF
the morning upon them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

A man Who stands very close TO the Car
negie corporation and who knows whereof
he speaks, from bis long intimacy with
Mr.. Frick, says: So long as Mr.. Ffick re-
,sins possession OF bis faculties there will
be no necessity for temporary chairman,
or even for the Woe chsirmsn TO sssume
control. Mr.. Frick on his back Monday,
will be the same Mr.. Prick that 81, 10 his
revolving chair 10 bic Office Saturday morn
ing. Every detail Of every section Of the
nhgefs entfr siu "sde. hip care trs st bis
run from his sick chamber with the same
prompiitude and the same unerring Iudg.
ment, the same instantaneous grasp OF the
situation, the came sutocracy that has 81
ways distinguished him. This was evi
depced Saturday by his pluck insis ing
that the surgeons should stop roeing for
the bullets in order that be might append
his signature to important documents, as
we'll Is by bis action in calling ell bis head
men into the Office and giving them insiruc
tiuns Tor Mondays work As 10 the Homei
stead strike, / an confident that this affair
will not change his policy one iota. He
will 20 on the path he has laid out, ole
though 1t may be necessary to cell in 9TH
era to do work that under different circum
stance be would have done himself.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

ss.ani judges. A =. BsIt0a. Geo J.
Bead: States Aitorpsy. Y. c. Archibald
shsric. II. Is, wilisou; High Bsilin. n h
Godfrey. County COmlnissioper. Charlie
BALDWIN, Jsases o. Probate, Mspches,s,
Disific,. H. X. Toslsr. Besninston Die
trio, J. v Carney; Coubiy Comuiites
J. II. wlippl.. Z O. woodverth. n. J,
Hspsood. ID 7. Bates, Tyler ooodsis'
Frank Tnsny. q. b Sheldon.
The ticket. - whole. 10 one Of The bel
the o0uHiy has he'd 10 recent years. snd
ought 10 cell oai very i.rse vo,e MI
sanford, the candidate for sepstor 10 ihs
south shire. iss member OF The board oi
Agriculture. and very worthy man, and
ever, body kuous that Mr.. orvis is 40 ear
nest. fighting Republican since "befo' The
vsh. and ope Of the very few men Who hA'
dared to stand up aud proclaim bis prin
ciplee "from the house top" 10 Florida
vh,rs be bss spebt mos, OF bis ~inlsrs ioi
the past 20 years Every Repoblicsr
mus, he sure and come ont on election day
spd give the ticket . rjuslng msioriiy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

The Republicans held their convention
u Arlington, Thursday. every town 10 th
equity being fully represented except on'
deiesste from Glastonbury. Msjor v.lsn
tine OF Bennington was chosen chsirmsr
and r. G. Archibald Of Manchester secre
tsrs.
Before proceeding to the regular busi
| ness Col Colbusn Of the National R-pub
lican Committee gave 40 explanation o.
the plan Of campaign as arranged eta re
cent meeting Of the State Commit 9 and
officers Of the Republican League Of the
state A spnd rally Of Republican Clubs
will be held n Burlington early 10 Angus,
., which ii IL expected tbst Mckinley will
speak, to be followed BY . meeting with
distipe uished speakers. 10 each county.
end smaller meetings - may be srrauged.
Tie urged the formation OF active, vide
swske Republican clubs 10 each town 10
the county, With the view Of Q, ting ont
the foil Republican vote. He has the
necessary papers aud Instructions for form
lug such clubs for oil Who msy apply 10
him.
Before nominations we're made each
shire held . caucus st which most OF the
contests we're settled. 10 the north shire
there w,rs four or i've sspirsp,s for Bsns.
tor. though on 90 informal bslloith larger
pr, Of tbs votes sere cast Tor Y. Il. Ovis
and NJ J H.paood. Mr.. 0vm having .
m.ioriiy Of ooe over III the other, Mr..
Hspsooi fail q to receive oil the votes
from the mountain towns. Wiohs ls vote
being given TO Cephss Willi.ms. other sise
The rcsul. might have been different Tvo
infoi nal ballots s,re isksr, 90 the lest
Hspsood received IA orvis Is sod vii,
lisms 3.
Manchester claim f,r the office u1
based 90 the fat that Mr.. Osis Is mo,t
excellent man for the ace. spd thA; his
Q indidscy seemed 10 be the bee, way to
. ale The contest, though little II sny out
side work vas done for him and the way
~as LEFT open for coy other candidate Who
might be sble 10 concentrate the vote
For Judse OF Probate meat Manchester
people we're surprised - l,sra 81 late
date that good deal OF quiet work h.d
been done outside for II. X. FosIer. and
De had . majority Of votes 10 the esuca..
lsoush good msny voalj hsEs pref rrea |
M. Fem, Who. a. Reeistes. hss done the /
wosk sites Jadss burton became iDespa.
stated. and Las done i, veil. Judse
Fowler les lad The ctfsce before and IL
yell posted oa lhsls~s rslstias 10 Probate
business.
The ticket nominated is - follows.
Y. II, orsis. J. o. Stafford; Al.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28
4 rsmpsign Of aisr.prssss,.'ien.

The only hope the Democrats have OF
Winning The election on the issue laid
dosn 10 their platform lie 10 making voters
believe that the tariff 10 slwsysa tex on the
consumer TO The full smount Of tho tsrih
This wa the proposition laid down by
Cleveland 10 bis las, message 10 Congress.
and though /, bss been dsproved over and
over again. such reputable papers ss the
N. Y. World persist 10 sticking 70 u.
TAk,pg one issue OF the World. We 6nd
4 stated that this country 10 making no
in plate, ard that the smount OF duty,
.ome ten or twelve millions during the
lest year is . tax on the consumer. Stats
tics show tibet several million pounds o.
tin snd ,trn plate hiss been made, although
the business has but Just commenced. aud
is increasing every month. II 10 also .
fact that the price oil tin ware TO the con'
sumo bss not increased at oil, 10 fact IL
lover than il wss before the tariff vas ip'
creased. Any person can verify this BY
getting the prices 81 rstail stores. The
price has not increased and the consumer
doss not pay the ten millions additional
duty.
In the same paper the reason for the
high wages paid in the steel and iron rod
industry 10 that there 10 tariff OF ZIG per
ton, and that the consumer has 10 pay this
$40 While it is . fact that the tariff eps,
bles high wages TO be paid by keeping ont
for ign competition. yet it does not follow
that the consumer pays the $40 tariff. The
tariff on wire nails is 4 cents per pound /,
and add the cost Of manufacture 10 Eng
land which is about one cent. and accord
ing TO their theory. II the consumer pays
the tariff wire nails ought to be cents
per pound. They are sold for about 1'2
cents Aud so we might 60 on with sl'
most any article Of common use, and show
that home competition. when released,
from the danger Of for sign competitions
lringsthe price down, SO that the consum
or pays very little II any more than be
would il there we're no tariff at oil. but
free trade papers will still persist that the
whole amount Of the tariff is tax on the
consumer.
;. The. Sspsti appointed committee to
bill went into oper .tion. Two Democrats
vera on the committee one Of them Sens
tor Carlisle. They both signed the report.
The Investigation WAS very thorough and
the result showed that there has been
small decline on nearly everything exec pit
farm products which show q slight ini
or ease and the wages OF workmen have al,
so /, on the average slightly increased.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

Al The tine hen TIE isrif reform sd'
laisisir.lion u Grora ClevelsDd 80 10
pover strikes vsfe more numerous than
they had ever been bciTrs 10 lss5.
1856, the yesr, there sere II li5 strikes 10
the Usi,sd States From 1851 10 1854. Z
years during . republican sdmipis'f.i'op.
there bed been but 10. Ib9 strikes. From
1881 to 1856, unaer republican raie. tsl,
oos persons sent OFT on strikes. 10 the
era. two years Of the Cleveland sdminisi
ir.uon the number ". 1919. 10 Sss
York from 1855 TO 1857 there we're 0 $50
strtes Durios the -four years preceding
there .,rs only OCT. A, the end Of one
year 81 democratic rule Of the nstioosl
sovsrnmen, there were i63 OIL persons 10
New York on, Of work Oh account Of strik'
70. Al the end OF the fret year OF the
present republican standardization liSss
1890 there we're only % se4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28
STATE NEWS.

J. G. and A. W. Psrker, OF Boston, who
recently started from the hssdwsters O.
Connecticut river. intending to make The
trip TO the Sound 10 . canoe. vers drowned
last week. near Turner'S Fsils, Moss, and
their bodies ~,re found 10 the river II
thst pIsce.
The third annual tournsmen OF the We
mont Tennis Association will be held .,
BaitIeboro Tuesday snd Wednesday,
July 26 aud 81.
A half dozen Bethel boys have been del
: ctsd running . regular robbers csve, near
The tosn. The many depredaters abou.
thor, are OF good ismilies the matter has
been husbed mp.
Rev j. p. Smith, the M.tbodht psstor
h East Haven, wss instantly killed Cd
Monday. He was sitting 10 q chair on his
piszzi when il is supposed be vas seized
With fsiniing d, and fell 10 the ground, .
distance OF seven feet
l. p. Cheney. . prominent farmer OF
Eat Jobnsbury. was kicked 70 desih by .
horse While st work 10 the hay field last
Saturday. The animal get foot over The
trsce. aud when Mr.. Cheney attempted to
T move it be vas kicked 10 the breast.
Articles Of Incorporation bsvs been sent
10 tie secretary Of state II the Barre Man
ufsc,uring company with q capital stock
OF $40 600 The purpose Of the orgsniza,
tion ia TO secure icr the granite industry Of
v rmont . eredit.bie exhibi, Of the Col,
umbiau exposition.
Al tveut is down for the IL OF Aug NJ,
shich promises TO be notable 10 the annals
Of Brsitlebcra Pre- year or more i, has
been known BY irisnds Of the Esiey Orssp
company that the time YES rapidly up
preaching when the $50 ooOlh organ made
BY that company weuld be man afsclured,
marking a. important even. 10 the remart,
,bls progress Of the concern. srd thai be
,ecsssor would be celebrated in . suitsbls |
vsy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

mssa~rhip ss Aasnsis BSih Of ts~s
sssilsneu ssvs - ibs resses ier their rss'
lssstaons thsir sish 10 relieve tbsnssisss
q The charge thai ibey vfrs subcrdlnsiins
their efheisl 70 ,besr political dai'es MI
William v Rarity 10 Seer tsry 81 the
oon nos -oslih Of PeEpsylvspis With ~
.sea.l ssi,ry o. $1,000. lie has snsoas'
cd. according 70 report thai be does not
psopo.s 70 give up bis tfioe o. he ssl'ry
sh,ls sesipf - chairman OF the Democrat
40 Nsilonal Con ntitee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

CULLED FROM PRESIDENT HARaIsoNs
SPEECHES.

CULLED FROM PRESIDENT HARRI SONS
SPEECHES.
Every man should take of bis bat wber
the starry flag moves by.
l know OF no higher honor 10 this world
than to be called comrAde by the survivor
OF those who saved the Union.
The Confederate soldier has . full
honorable and ungrudged participation il
Ill the benefits Of great and Just Govern
ment.
When hope goes ont OF the heart and
life becomes so hard that it Is no Longer
sweet, men are not safe neighbcrs, and
they sre not good citizens.
! pity the men who wants q cost GO
cheap that the man or woman who pro
duces the cloth or shapes it into . gar
ment shall stsrve in the process.
/ believe that our Legislation should be
% broad ss our territory, should not be for
classes, but should be 10 the IL tsrest OF oil
our people.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

The duty on sugar was . revenue rather
than protective tariff and the Bepubli
cans repealed II, thus lowering the price
Of sugar aud saving the country many
millions annually. But this is the sort Of
tariff the Democrats favor. that 10 tariff
on things We do no: produce and are com
PEELED 10 import. A revenue tariff 10 . tax
without any corresponding benefit 70 the
people OF this county. A protective tariff
even II IL 10 . tai. which 10 not often. gives
tie American producer IN advantage over
his iorsien competitor. This is the shole
case In mt sheli.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

Here 10 an index Of our momentous I'm
portance ~ an industrial land. With only
enc twenty second part Of the populslioO
Of The sorld. us make aud consume one
Third Of it iron and steel. IL any one silly
enough 10 suppose We should be occupy
,ps t6st Proud position II We bad Free
Trade for the lest thirty yesrsi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

The Chicago Herald does not mince
matters when it says Already the cry is
raised that the Democratic platform means
Free Trade. Well. so be it. The platform
certainly means Tsrfi for 20 other pur-
pose than TO raise . revenue. II means no
Tariff 10 force self sustaining industries TO
contribute to the support Of mendicsnt 10
dustries. That comes ss near Free Trade
- any body but the siugle tsxsr wishes TO
cone. II that 10 Free Trade without quail,
icstion or reservation,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

The free trader is very careful not to see
The isll 10 the wages 10 the Eoglish iron
industry. According 70 the Iron Trade
Circulars supplement Of January l6. pud.
oilers wages we're reduced In the North OF
England iron trade Is follows: In July,
tssl ,'..~-s2, i2-.a AZ ~. in Sapiamhsr i, ~
ember lsst 10 u. 81. The lowest price for
pudding In this country is two and . hell
,imes this rate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

The New York Central and Hudson Riv,
OF Railroad company has Just bought DIR.
". Seward Webbs new railroad, aud will
take possession Aug |. II thus owns and
controls direct line through the Adiron
dscks and 10 Montreal ~ far - Malone, N
y, where the Central Vermont. which il
closely Identified with The Vanderbilt sysr
TEN and Of which Mr.. Webb is . director.
owns the 40 miles 10 Cotssu Junctios.
From this point they run to Montreal owe
the main line OF the Grand Trunk, 1
duble track road.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

Henry George Ia ~ sure - Henry Wsi
,snon is that the democratic party 10 d
las, oil right on the tariff issue, He says
Pour yssrs ago told our friends on The
other side OF the Atlantic that Grover
Cleveland bad only to stand firm and live
h be the neat president, because he msds
himself the champion OF Tree trade.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

II, o. our Dem oorstic friends assert, the
whole amount OF the tariff 10 . tax on the
consumer, than the Mckinley bill Is sure'
ly great blessing ~ II reduced the sn'
uusl tariff revenue more thar $50, 090, 900
And y,, they call the Mckinley bill . moe
outrageous measure. little better than
highway robbery.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28
STATE Rspssiiosn Ticket,
Ta fspfsssu,stivs Ia Congress
n HENRY pOwEIs.

The Cbicsso News Record Is authority
fer the Information that William A. Pink
sr,op 10 9 democrat. aud that ninety per
cent Of bic men ere Democrats, TOO WORK.
irgnen inclined TO blame protection ior
the Homestead troubles should make
note Of this.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

II Easlsnd. France aud Germany bad
bsen authorized 10 selec, the NEXT presi,
deaf Of The Uai.ed States. Grover Cievs,
lsrd nigh, safely proceed q, onoe TO pre-
pare bis second Inaugural. A Manchester
N. H.. ssnlisnsr OF foreign birth Who re
Gently fesnrned from = visit 10 Easlsnd.
ssia: T6s moot pious inca IN Great Birth
ain deaf tHos shstbet they bale the dew
Il Of william Mskialey The meet. and NEE
over there vbo are ploas csnrot talk 10
yoa nrs MINUTES ~ilhoat carsiae Mek,ni
ley ard ls party. All GLASSES 10 thar
e,untfy are hopife Tor Cisveisnd's Oh G,
tioa. becsuss they bsliese Hsrrison add
The Republicans have Injured their bnsil'
sss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

The seoss,ion II Homestead 10 th,
shooting and sssbbius OF Il. @. Prick. th'
nsnsser Of The works. on Saturday. by 81
anarchist named Bergman. Bat little car
be learned OF the you'd be assassin. Whet
be vss arrested he he'd small dynamite
csruicse IN his mouth. evidently for th
purpose Of suicide. He says be ~, slon'
IN the matter add bed no confederstes
Prick 10 likely 10 recov,r. Working men.
seaerslly. condemn the shooting. but 1,
will 10 . certain extent, iniure their cause.
Thsre are no signs OF . settlement Of the
ditscalty and both sides remain nrm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" Estate OF Jostru MoBnIDg.
The undersigned having been, pn(n,etsd BY
the Hon, Probate Court for the District OF Man.
chester Commissioners, to receive. examine aud
adjust all claims and demands Of al p'rsops
against the estate OF
Joseph Mcbride late OF Manchester
In said District, deces sed. and oil claims exhibit
ed in Offset thereto hereby give notice that 40
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid Al the late
dwelling house OF the deceased IN said Manchester
on the 10Th day Of December, peit from o'clock
A. NJ until 4 O'Clock y N. on ss,d day, aud that
SIX months from the lin day 81 June
a d 1897, 10 the time limited by said Court iof
said creditors to present their elaine TO ~ foi
examination and allowance.
Dated al Manchester this 9th day OF July.
A. D 1902,
MALCOLM a,l G!,AskSrylELD, oomr..
l03w RALPH 4. PURDY,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

.Tst Urfyrn sr,rn 10 soT arrso.eH
rnr grn4Tos. (rEorE5rR TiE1yy.) rnos
Taa sasr rg1xnToHr "A ornsslv.. Tnr
onsnor or yRrun sr,TSEEs 10 not 70 an
utE rHr LARGEST aMorxr or snlIsH roh
rmraA oorsrrr. nut 70 Krrr ~. NJ snir'
ssrN xnaxs TssasEEsH. sHn sr,snAkp o.
soNpoET ixose rnn voaDo c-assrs.
IyNygas Tfsnet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

Chairman Carter Of the E<psblleaa
Nsiirnsl coEniss has resigned The posi'
lion II oinnlssior9 Of The General Land
oHes Mr.. Msrlsy 81 Malns. vho is .
nsnbsr Of The Rspablican Ssiiossi Exec.
siive Committee, hes resisnsd The post
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

| UM d IDoIUNHN . NOIIOE.
" Estate OF ELIAS b. BuRros.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Ma u.
.ha-ier Ca. ..isaioDers, 20 receive. eIsuiine,
adJu.t all claims and demands Of sIl persons
against the estate Of
Elias Is. Burton late OF Manchester
in said District, deceased, and oil claims ,Ihib-
ted In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that We
will meet, for the purposes aforesaid, at he lao
d~ cling house oil the deceased In taid
Manchester, on the 9Th day Of January psIt
from O'Clock A. n, until O'Clock y. H., on said
day. and that sir monihs from the 9th day Of
July A. ID 1897, 10 the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present their claims
TO US tor examination aud allowance.
Dated At Manchester, this 9th day OF July, AID.
1892
MALCOLM CANFIELD. [ co,,,.
l23w GEORGE q. BURTON, oo""
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28
EQUINOX HOUSE
SUMMER RESORT,
Manchester. Vermont.

Quick trains from New York, Boston. Albany
and Troy daily, moulded night train to New York
sundays
Day Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through
from New York without change. lime from New
York 10 MAnch ester SIX hours. The 1850 n.
tfyef) reaches Manchester At 7:29p.M.
Dogs not taken, y. II. ORvls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28
WILL SELL
BLACKSMITHIN0
TIE BEST ASSORTMENT
OIL STOW e s

can he found 81 4. u Younss u varieties ,bN
sppot isil TO place all that are In want ~ that
useful article and Al prices that caanos be beat
sH, Aouk0,
Manchester Centre July ii,h. issl. 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-28

REPORT OF tho condition OF tho
~ fscronr Poisr kartos.L basS, 81 hssehss.
Ger Centre, In the state OF Vermont. 81 the cio.s
M bu.ine,s July nth tsp2