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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02
Legal Notice.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
Harry Westenhaver, Plff, VS. John Western
hnNpr. ntnl.. DnftS.

haver, etal, Defts.
The defendant --Cree, minor
child of Lucy Cree and James p. Cree will
take notice, that on the lSt day of December,
the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County Ohio, in case No. 22i6, against the
above named parties etal, praying for the
partition of the following described Real Es-
tate, situate in Hooking County, state of
Ohio, and being Lot No. Five ofa subdivision
of the real estate of John Westenhaver, de
ceased, made in the case of Margaret Gage,
Plaintiff, VS. Samuel Il. WeStenhavcr, etal de-
fendnnts, in the Court of Common Pleas,
Hooking County, Ohio, petition for which
was filed in said Court, December 18th, 1880,
for full description of which and plat of
said lands see complete record No. II, page
5l2, and following said lot being part of the
east half of the east half of Section No. l3,
Township II, Range II, Hooking County Ohio,
beginning at the north east corner of said lot
thence west 20 chs, thence south 05j chs,
thence south 63 deg, east 654 chs, thence
south zO.SO chs, thence south "a deg, east i.2S
chs, south 90 deg, east oil chs, thence south
II deg, east 2i7 chs thence south 76 deg, east
chs, thence north 43.Gj chs. to beginning,
containing Bl.A acres.
Also part of fractional lot No. 2, Sec "a,
Township l3, Range 49, Ohio Company's Pur-
chase, Hooking County, Ohio, beginning at
the north west corner of said Lot, thence
south 2i,O5 chs, thence south - deg. east go
chs, thence north A.i6 chs, thence S7l5 deg w
chs, to beginning containing 495 acres. The
two ira is estimated to contain G9.79 acres.
Excepting therefrOm 10 acres Off of the east
side of said tracts lying between the State
Road and Hooking River which was sold and
decided by Horace b. Westenhaver, to John
Daugherty, for more particular descrip ton
reterenceis here had to said deed.
said parties are required to answer on or
before the lst day of February, 1892 or judg-
ment may be taken against them
HAIRY IVES TENHAVER.
by Hansen Smith, attys. for Pltls.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02
oUTLoTs
stnte OF Ohlo Hocklng ConntY, 3.

Ty, 50
Nelson Armstrong Auditor of Hooking County Ohio do her eby
certify the regog correct list of delinquent land sales town
lots of lots
the unpaid together
with the of the the
Witness official 1891
NELSON ARMSTRONG,
Auditor of Hooking County, Ohio
And notice hereby tracts
parts necessary the
penalty thereon will sold
at the Court House said County, the third Tuesday of January
1892 Chat being the 18th said said
penalty be paid before that the will be
of lots shall have been sold offered for sale.
NELSON ARMSTRONG,
Auditor of Hooking County, Ohio.
2nd
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Troxel VS. Frank w. Newton, etal
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hockir
g.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersign-
ed Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio, by vir-
tue of an order of sale issued out of said Court
in the above entitled cause, and to him di-
rected as Sheriff of said County, will at the
door of the Court House in Logan, on
SATURDAY, Feb. 6, A ID. 1899,
nj o'clock P. NJ. of said day, offer for sale at
public auction, the following lands and tene-
ments, situate in Hooking County, Ohio, to-
wit.
Being fractional lot No. section No. 6,
Township II, Range II, containing l6 acres.
Also fractional lot No. ), section No. I, same
township and range, containing 20 acres: Be
ignning at the north west corner of said lot,
thence south 22.22 l-2 chains, thence east 8
chains, thence north 2222 IL chains, thence
west chains TO place of beginning.
Also the east part of fractional lot 9, section
7, same township and range being the east l-2
of the east l-2 of the north west quarter of
said section Z, township and range aforesaid
containing 80 acres more or less.
Appraised at $272000
Terms of sale, cash
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio, this
81, day of December A. ID. 1891
DIV. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By r. Davey Deputy.
Hansen Smith, Attys for Ptf.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02
SATURDAY., Feb. 6, A. D. 1892,

Mt o'clock, p. M. of said day, offer for sale
mt public auction, the following lands and
tenements, situate in Hooking County, Ohio,
tO:wit:
Lot number six hundred and nineteen (6l0)
of the Village of Logan.
Appraised at $4,000 Terms of sale cash
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio, this
81, day of Dec. A. ID. 1891.
ID. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff
s. II. Bright, Atty for Ptf.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02

In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersign-
ed. Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio, by Vir-
tue of an alias order of sale in partition issu-
ed out of said Court in the above entitled
cause, and TO him directed as Sheriff of said
County, will, at the door of the Court House
an Logan, on
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT SATURDAY. JAN 2, lso
Delinquent Land Sales.

The following is list of lands in
County Hooking Ohio returned delinquent b. H. Aen
Treasurer said County the unpaid charged with
penalty 10 together with the year
added, towt: year of lS91
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

s. II. Bright, Trustee VS. Thomas p. Johnston
etal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-24

Although the Democratic platform de
clsr~d that protection 10 . fraud snd no I,
Constitutional and tho campaign IVES
fought GA that side sssinst tbe 'rs bbsr
tariff yet evid'nses multiply that The
Winning party hss no d'faits Ian and the
leaders ore eli At ses ~ to chat 10 beet 10
be done.
A good nunbef and perhaps majority.
sish 90 extra sssios Of Congress that The
verb Of the tsrin reduction may be begun
al the ssriiss, possitls momel,.sn IL their
platform add shti.siecsion statements we're
Ao1ssi this surely ought 10 be done. II
the people ere being robbed 3. The rsss Of
several hundreds Of niliiOns Of dollars ~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-24

A complete list OF the rel teselt tives 10
tho Congress ia.t elected. made mp from
Tho rsiurps received by the Democratic
us,iopAl committee. snd compared With
,bose received by the clerk Of the House.
shows the, the Democrats have elected 22a
mcm here, the Republicans 1876 sod the
populsis 7. giving the Democratic ma
Ipri,y Of % True. the Democratic csndii
date In Idaho, sho YES defeated by Willis
Swset, hiss filed bis notice Of contest, and
90 hss JobuJ 0Neilt. Democrat, 10 the
litb Missouri district IL Is understood
that MeN,usLtpp, Democrat IN tas 3lst
New York district, gill contest the seat Of
John Van vooihis. and that j. Msuricp
Fun will contest the seat Of samuel Al.
81. qhsnsop, republican, smembsr OF the
present House. The 7th South Osrjlius
district, known rs the back district.
also promises its regular contest. The
populi,t vote will mol be strong in the SD
Congress They are given . voting siren
9Th al seven, but this will not he manifest
on Ill occasions Pence the populist elect
ted from the LIST district Of Colorado, 10 .
Republican, aud 90 10 Francis NewlsDds OF
Nevada McKessbsn and KEN OF Nebrss'
ka will 20 into the Democratic caucus.
Davis. Baker and Simpson Of Kansas will.
Al. . rnla "A. fonud in the Demoerstio COLI
umn OF votes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-24
STATE NEWS.

Gen. John q Mccullough, OF North
Bennington. has been chosen one OF the
trustees Of the New York Security and
Trust C3mpsay. with . capital OF 81 ,000,.
900
have beeu troablsi with chrouic cal
tarrb Tor years. Elg's Cream Balm 10 the
only remedy among the many that hsve
used that affords me relief-E. W. Willard
Drussist, Joliet. Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. Ire Ward Of Mes Haven
ceisbrsted their 18th diamond wedding
anniversary Wednesday. Mr.. Ward Is 81
years old and pet ionef OF the var OF
1914 Mira Ward /. rs years old.
Hsvsyon ever sou srsd that tx ,rueistins
torture known only 10 per,ons Who have
experienced t1e psroxssms OF goutf Sal
vstion OH ID c3npeeiisn With the siksiine
freshmen. usually prescribed by pbysi
clans sili produce = most wonderful III
eet.
The New York TribaSe say. the Yer
moot building ss the expo 1T loo. vbieh Is
nov 10 courss Of construction ., Jackson
park. will bes curiosity 10 nssy vsys.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-24
IN. Caasr nfD9frat

Senator Edmunds, 10 talking with Kat
Field on the question Of immigration said
do you read the lesson Of this presi
dentist electionp Here in New York
svslapd's msiorl,y Of 50,0O0 lie made o
voters not born 10 the United States.
do not say whether this 10 . good or 81
evil; it 10 . fact that the government Of
New York 10 actually controlled by thu
foreign vote.
This foreign vote lie controlled by asso
ciatious Of foreign born citizens Who keep
up separate ns,iousl lee in cl,sses and OPP
crate on the government Of the United
States ss II they had = special and seps'
rate interest from those born 10 this couni
try. Thus We have Irish Americans.
French Americans, Gtrmsn Americans.
and so on. Ia consequence, the people
act and are Taught TO act 10 political of
iairs 10 their ioreigp psiiopal character
Such reason kT acting is, OF course, ut
terry sb,ufi, IL not wicked, IS there 10 no
possible reason thst any one can suggest
why, IN their political character, these
people should be other than American.
Never hiss there been any legislation. I'D +.
ministrstion. policy or sentiment averse /
them so long rs they have considered
themselves cliiz rus Of the United States In
pol teal sense.
Bat. IS 1t is. this present el ,ction dem
onttfstes that tae government OF this
county is to be- carried on accor ling TO
the wishes Of foreign bora ci,izsns who, 10
that character, have decided tle election.
Allowing Tor all phases sud pbanissies OF
the money, tsiif, prohibition, Farmers
Alliance AID 1 ~ questions, the ei,c,I
iions hsd b ep controlled by ciiizeDs wLoI
call tirmstlv 5 Ger Amsriosls, Mr.
would nave teen elected
The puint !, rot sh' thti Mi Heir soL
aud lis party or NJ Ci,v-lsud nd bis
party would bert carry Oh fl sirs, but 1t IL
ihst the char .cier oi the government is
deternioed by the " Il ~ those who act
upon IL, and der names snd ind NJ nces
TIA, do no, appear to be simply American.
5, ttipP aside politics. tbs social aspect Of
The immigration question l., perhaps, still
more serious.
A very Urge prop, lon ~ our immisrs.
ION IL made mp OF people whom their
country is glad /, get r,d Of. not always.
" perhaps senersily. because vicious or
,supers bat because In their Own conn
nuniti,s they are less liable TO promote
be general welfare. Having become. they
'ottiouc 10 be clsnnish. aud ~ soon ~
hey bscom. suffici 'n'ly scclimsied. So
'isly. uodsnt nd the pos,r when acti
ns together They iusist upon retaining
heir Own Language. upon its being taught
q public schools, 10 some notable instan
'es practically 10 t,e,rc lusien OF the LAM
mage OF the couo,ry al, p ed Is their hnsl
zone. Everybody know. ,st one Of the
ssepti.ls Of ns,iousl uai,y aud sochty's
progress 10 common language.
10 this aud other Ways 90 numerous 10
,eatioa. the sinpendoos 10, migration nov
oins 90 Is more than likely TO produce
cry o. rious Evils IN the way Of undermin
70. and nn,l y overthrosing, thst
ONE ogsnous unity sod inir sod soi
lei life si,tout which no repuhlie csp
Dus eai,..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-24

sssily. CO srss Ices ,su II oashi 70 bs
ssoppsc II uacs
bot sc@s CT The leaders 81 the party Tear
thss sueh esa@ may ifjars Business end
sdviss sosrs sses. Ia other words they
we're oct ko1es, and ssiSed the election
By nsferrcsentssson- Bot they cobsiiiais
. sisosisy cad. iboush they may be SHE
10 Pot "a The 's.ll DAY. ~, there 10 20
dogh ehanses 10 The isT.f ell be Dsds
sooner OF later. ssd II made II al The sccn'
srths bstieH Tor everybody. Ueesrsiniy
,s sissys bad for business VI eli kibda
TIE sutu.l diaper 81 the Chsmber OF
cenmsrcs Of Nee York us held iss,
v~ea snd Cleveland and other dstsns nish,
ed Democrats and Republicans were 10
sii<d sscsts. u vss expected thai the
fresidelt elect would. 10 bis remarks.
slve come assurance - 10 bis future policy
Ia ressri 10 d ,sncisi msiies bu, he did
eo.bing. Of The kind. 90 s,be other hand
he made doil attempt 10 sppesi tscetious
lie said 10 The ~, sebcc Of tie repfesen'
tsuse busi1sss a,en 81 the couptry that
many men, when they ssb 20 appear wise
aud impressiye. speak Of our business 10
ierests ss something a~iuispd mysterious,
aud quite Oft when . proposition
is under discussion i,s mel its sra no Ion
ger apparent to those whose hair 10 on
end =, the solemn suggestion that our busi'
meas interests are lying 10 wst with nu
merous vial, OF wrath in complete readi,
hess for ihosa who STRIVE at mn unsccepted
One would have thought that
ihis remarkable h,S OF Lumor would have
No., the table IN such roar ~ 10 make 1t
impossibie Tor tue orator TO proceed. but
be seems 10 have been able to lit bis |
voice above & e applause, for he contin,
aed IN strain OF vii even more pro.
iisious After assuring the comp any that
bis honorary membership la the chamber
81 commerce had taught him oil the
/ owledee Of the connlrys business that
y sss necessary for him TO learn. be pro.
seeded 10 say that be no longer regarded
bio words business interests" IS meaning
J bloodthirsty besst. neither did lie have
before bis mind these children
10 the biblical story who we're torn 10 pie.
yes by besrs for discussing too much at
sDdom the badness OF en- ancient proph.
Il.
Later another dinner WAS given by Vii
ard Of the Northern Pacific railroad to
)lev,l.pd. W. G. Whitney and other
nilliousires OF the Lemocraiic party. This
vas il the nsture OF love feast aud the 70.
marks made after dinner give little light
n regard to the future fusncisl policy Of
be patty,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-24

Tue siideat bank plank in the Demo.
cratic HG'ional platform was adopted 10
order 10 hold some Of the southern states
10 line, aud they propose TO see that the
prouIre is kept. The Atlanta Constitution
has declared that the proposition has been
endorsed by the people ADD that it must
receive prompt attention 10 the next con
etcss. aud nos comes the Georgia Iegisla'
tnre with resolution calling upon con
srcss TO cary on, the Democratic pledge
70 repeal the T. on state banks, Tue iun
begins eaily,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-24

The closing days OF the legisl Ature vii
messed some hard fought battles, though
there was little OF the bitterness seen Il
some fcrmer sessions. The closest fgh
was over superintendent OF schools. Th
candidates to start with we're the presen
incumbent Palmer. Senator Foster o
Burlington aud Representative Booth o
Northdeld, but Booth dropped out and
. .dsik horse, ore NJ. s. Stone Of west
field came iu.
The fret ballot showed that Palmer WA
out OF the race and the finish was very
close between Foster and Stone. but the
latter won. greatly TO the surprise OF .
great many members. Mr.. Stone was
supervisor OF Orleans county and is very
good man for the place, though many
would have preferred Foster. Bennins ton
county WAS solid for him.
Some pet bills we're killed of, including
weekly payment bills. There did NOT
seem to be q very great call for such .
law. If there had been, one OF the bills
would have passed. II the working peol
pie VI the state, generally, want weekly
pay inert, they should make their wants
known by petition or otherwise to the
Legislature and then they eau be pretty
sure TO g, such law enacted. Employ
lers Of labor generally oppose it for the
reason that II would make them oonsiderai
BILE extra trouble and expense aud most OF
t en- thiuk it would be q detriment rather
than benefit to laboring men.
The House passed Que bill by a nnani
nous vote over the Goveraors veto. II
was = bill 10 incorporate the Ludlow saw
ipar and trust compau, an Institution SINH
or to sever, Others IN the state. The VETO
vss on the grouad ,bsr savings banks and
i'ns' g mpsti-s sbtuli be separate insii.
in,ions, sud that ~ ~ il, taem might rel
init 10 harm ~ sue, institutions might
isdu.s. ~ sprcult ions which would rrui
der tbtm ups lie as Repositories f,r the
esthiuss OF people ~bo have not the ability
TO Iud eibitihs-ntly 10 such matters. The
tvldcl y did not take this view
oi IT,
kutlsud has obtsiped q city charter. |
Nearly every body was Ia favor of oharitr
bat there was sharp fighting over the
bound, rIes OF tae new city. As psssei tie
charter includes . pornon Of Centre Ra'.
land and slso rome farms 10 other direc,
ions. but most OF the remainder of the
town is ieit cut
The lsr.est tpecisl ipir ipriation
,alle lui Vas che OF ss5, 900 10 complete
'bt ins.ne -, Inn II Watt rbuty. A por
lion oil tue building Is completed and in
,se, snd there Is room At the Brsttleboro
'sylum Tor quite number Of patients, so
.he state might get on lot . time without
bis appropriation. Tue Senate pssss
he bill but the house. sitsf conside cradle
ieb.ts cut down the smoaal 70 Si5. 900
nd the senate refused to coucar 10 the
mendmeut.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-24

To Of the lea log Democratic papers
10 Noe York favor cut 10 the pensions
graft u to veterans. |, 10 10 he reere tied
,hsi they did not do this before the eleo'
tioa. /, 10 hardly probable that congress
viii vote 10 decrease pensions. though II
northern members should take the lead in
The matter quite likely the solid South
vqald back them up for a reduc ion, bu.
The aatty at large would hardly sustain
Ccns'-ss ia the matter. though . great
d auy people would looL upon . reduction
sIta satisfaction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-24

and vii vihoai deabi he oss Of ihs
tssdsonei sis,s bsilainss 90 The sroaaa.
TIE isanery property a Moshsca Which
vs hssss rbslli iuio hrsa creamery.
vas tHraed one nefssns lsss seek.
I have h~eB ireabled 9Th eitsrfh for
isn years snd have tried pams Der Of rem
edies. tn, ioana no rslisi u1ul purehss,
% bottle Of Eiys Cream Balm leon
.iasr !, iae most reliable prspauiion Tor
esisrrh aud cold 10 tho head Gsa, l.
Cpndsli. p. N. Qaouoohssnisus. Il l.
Miehssl Tieraey Of Rutland. While n
work In The Co,umbisn Marble company
shop. ~ss esushi BY isllRng gang OF saws
and b. body bsn, double His spiae vss
90 badly isiarsd thai recovery is doubtful
However so'ici,ous mothers may be
about the health sad comfort Of their
children they caonos pfevent them iron
contracting Group aud shopping cough
Bu, while they cauno, prsvea, their troa,
bles they can readily care the little ones
with Or Bulls Cough Syrup.
r.. II Chapman Of Rutland, hss the fin.
eat collection Of coins 10 the s,itA II 10,
cludss specimen OF all the United States
copper coi1s issued from 79J TO the pres
ent date. aud the valuable silver dollsr OF
1904.
A portion OF timbsrs of the United
States man Of war. Congress. which was
Gen. Benedict Arnold's dag ship. aud Was
sunk 10 the waters OF Lake Champlsin In
l776. has been rsised by Capt. @. W. Adj
ans. of Nest Addison. and may form q
part OF Yermonts exhibit at the Worlds
Fair.
Leslie Blackmr. sou Of Descoa v. V.
Blsckmer OF orw,li. who shot him self 10
he head Thursday morning between 6 aud
o'clock. with revolver. the cartridge
sntering just back Of the Gar. died Sat
ardsy. He bad been respondent for SON
line, but bis family had no idea that /,
lad reached the poiIt OF self destruction.
The annual meeting CT the Vermont Ash
socia'ion OF Road aud rrotlips Horse
Breeders WAS held Al Brandon, Nov. ., |
The following officers were chosen; Presii
lent, George W Hooker OF Brsttleboro;
noe presidents. II q Cut, Of Orwell,
George W Hendes OF Morrisville; secrets'
". Dudley q Brown Of brandon; treAsur
II, 9 A Chapman OF Ferdsburs. John
hampton. Il 7 Cults aud q " Smith were
ppointed 9 committee to decide on the
lace for holding the next exhibition. and
eport at meeting to be held 10 Rutland,
he last Thursday in January. The mem
Ders OF the executive committee are: G
'srker OF Qiechee, W Seward Webb of
'belburne. William Bailey OF East Hard
Eick, W W Moors OF Shoreham. G X Bat,
's Of Darby, Il q Williams Of Coventry, M
Deming OF Arlington, Harry Lowe Of
J W Champion Of Rutland.
gorge W Smith of White River Junction
Il Lawrence Of Brstileboro. p W Clei
ent Of Rutland. Joseph Ba,tel Of Middle
ury, NJ 5 Oolbutn OF Manchester Centre
W Reyes Of Newt bury. Z F Brownell Of
arlington, f II Harrington OF Brandon.
Tapleys Bread Winners" outwesr all
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-24
HOUSE
SUMNER RESORT.
Manchester Vermont.

Q1iot trstns from Nsv York, Bosion, Alasn'
ana fioy daily. IDc udei night ifaiH 10 New Yogt
nundsys
Day Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through
from Nsw York sittoaf change. Time from Esw
Yofk 10 Manchester SIR honrs.
Dogs not taken. v. u ohyIs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-24

v fTATE OF fEhhObf.Disui OF hAbehtststs -
10 Probate court, held 1t Manchester. sHhja
and for sad District Oh the zad dsJ u Nov. ns
her A d. its3
Tue Administrator Of The estate u William ".
Wade late of ssDdgsiA 10 SAID. Disuiet dee. sssd
presents bis administration account Tor cram.
nation and slovsDea
wLareapon, II ~as ordered By ssld Costi (, lbsi
said aoooaat be referred 20 = ssssioD Of ssid
Court. TO be held q, the Probate once in hsns
chester, ~ said district. 0n the sDtb day VI
November o isyz, al 10 o'clock ID the fofsIo0n
Tor heanng aud dacisian thereon And IL 10
further ordered, thai notice hereof Ls given "
All persQBs Interested y publesti on ef tLs same
TIRES weeks s8ccssntsiy Ia The hAscsxsrns
youssAL, . B*sspspsr Published 81 Manchester,
yfsslsas ~ ssld time appointed fos hearing,
that thsy may sppsu 81 said Tins and plscs sId
sLsv essss, ~ ssy they may have, vLy said ss-
count should not b. sliyssd.
A true record,
Altast. J. y. PENN. Register
A true copy Of record,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-24

Tee Mes ioft Tones ssys tbs, ibs h.ty'
fr.l oeasfsss sndesvofei 10 make The 10
snaoa VI The ,srir - ditiieEli ~ possihls
sad thai iss voik vill isr 10 the utmost
The still o. The oo@miiiee on says snd
assbs Tbs assertion 10 ridiculous. Any
nsmbsr 81 the committee 90 vsys ADD
mean. eau dfsv up 10 ten minutes NOT
Protective tulf Tor revenue bill tbst will
btios ,aio ,bs Treasury oil the money the
coualTs n@sds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-24

TIE sapenaeodslt Of tue Nsv plush
factory established 81 Bridgeport, Coan..
br Sir Fiis, Sii Soas 4 Co. Gays that
20 mofs goods will be made at present.
sol thai u The Mchinlsy bill 10 repealed
itsy 81 40 bach TO Eng and odds
tsaEs sign Gosnt words: ] don't zee sby
the people Of this eountfy we're 90 snX
ioas ior a change Daring the last four
years 10 10 tho only coustry thst bss been
~ oapsroas,