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St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-18
Four Big Silyer-Tips.

John Chapman Of Wyoming relates
a thrilling experience his wife had re-
Gently with four silver-tip bears, a
she bear and three cubs.
John was away from home at the
time. After eating an early supper,
Mrs. Chapman stepped outside the
kitchen door, intending to place a
pan Of milk in an clubhouse. She had
just closed the door of the kitchen
when, looking up, she was confronted
by four bears, all resting upon their
launches and within a few feet Of
her.
She screamed and rushed into the
house and told the hired man the
cause of her fright and assisted in
finding the cartridges fora rifle that
stool handy, and then sank into
chair exhausted and helpless, while
the hired man made an attack on the
bears, killing the old one and two Of
the cubs.
When Mr.. Chapman returned he
found his wife in an alarming
condition, her nerves being at such
tension that he feared she would go
into Mysteries. That night she COM
planned of hearing the bear screaming
outside, and fnally, to satisfy her,
John got up, and taking his gun
went to the door, where, sure enough,
was the remaining bear, standing
out In the cold. The cub made for
the bush as soon as he heard John
coming, but in the morL ,ng the dogs
were turned loose on hi; trail, and
yo,ng bruin was brought il to COM
plete the family. The cubs we're full
ly half-grown silver-tips and a .eraged
over $50 pounds each. The sh bear
was big one-as large as a cow.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-18

The famous Oaks plantation in South
Carolina has been sold for the phosphate
deposits on it for $40, 200. It plays a
conspicuous part, recalls the Atlanta
Constitution, III several of simms's
novels, and Marion and his men were
often encamped there. One of the great
attractions of the old plantation is a long
avenue of ancient oak trees as gnarled
and rugged as the typical oaks of the
DOets
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-18
Where Perfumes Come From.

The French are renowned for their
products in perfumery as well as for
those in the lines of silk and wines.
The names of Lubin, of Piver, and of
Guerlain are famed throughout the hab-
liable globe for their preparation of deli
cate odors in an infinite variety of forms.
Yet they have never been able to create
any perfume that will cope with two of
the staple scents of commerce-the CO.
logne water of Germany and the English
lavender water Yankee Blade.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-18

The hero Casabianca, who stood on
the burning deck and was immortalized
by Mrs. Hemans, is to receive belated
honor from the French Minister of Ma
rine, who has ordered new torpedo
boat to be called Luce de Casabianca, in
memory of the brave Corsican sailor and
hie CON
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-18

Jane Whitcemb Riley, the Hoosler
poet, is disgusted with the children of
modern literature. He says they are
''little prigs" and "not real" The
trouble probably is that latter.day
fathers do not see much of their children
and the mothers of healthy, everyday
youngsters are kept too busy to write
about them.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-18
A ReYercnI .Ioker.

Early in fls career. some one gave
Bishop W''berforce the sobriquet Of
"Soapy Sam" A lady once asked him
why ne was so called. Because,
madam, he answered, a am always
in hct water and always come out of
it with clean hands, On another
occasion. the Bishop was at an even
ing party, when lady sang a song
very badly THAT is difficult song"
some one to the Bishop
"Ditticult?" was the reply; would it
were jmpOSSihln
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-18
Many Ways of Spelling Cat"

Those Of you VIII are fond of cats
will be interested to know that as
these sOft-purring creatures look the
same in all 0)untries they are also
known in these various lands by
names not very different from that
by which they are known to you. In
Danish and Dutch and Swedish the
word differs from our own designation
only in the spelling, being "kat" in
first two and "katt" in the last. To
the French thc cat is known as
"chat.' In Germany the cat is
called "katze:" in Latin, "catus;"
"gatto" in Italian; gate in Portu-
guese and Spanish; 'knt' in Polish;
"kots" in Russian; "keto' in Turkish
"cath' in Welsh; "catua" in Basque
and "gaz" or "katz" in Armenian
Harper's Young People,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-18

Life insurance people claim that in the
last twenty-five years the average of
mans life has increased five per cent,
or from 41.9 to 43.9 years.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-18

Kentucky will try the experiment of
permitting three-fourths of a jury in
civil cases (nine jurors) to render YER
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-18
St. Landry Democrat.
BY Z. A. SANDOZ.
Opesousas, e. Louisiana.

Perhaps three-quarters of New York's
population live in flats.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-18

The united wealth of Whittier and
Tennyson was $418, 900, which, the
Boston Transcript thinks, is pretty good
for DOcts,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-18

1t is proposed to enact extraordinary
penalties for train robbing.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-18

The boundary line between Nebraska
and South Dakota is to be marked by
blocks of jasper stone.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-18
Mrs. CumsO-HOw SOP

Cumso 1 understand the bell skirt is
giving place to the cornet skirt. De-
troit Free Press.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22

SOPHIA CHELLIS' ESTATE.

~ STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Manchester, So
Be II remembered. that at 4 session of the
Probate Court, holden NJ Manchester, within
and for said District, on the l2tb day Of June
A. ID, 1898.
Percent. HoS. n. X. FowLER, Judge.
Whereas, Edwin Burritt Administrator,
OF the estate OF Sohphia Chellis late
OF Springfield in the County OF Hampdsn in the
State OF Massachusetts,. deceased, has this day
presented TO said Court, his petition In writing,
Getting forth that it will be bene fetal for all
parties interested In the real estate of said de.
ceased TO sell tho whole OF the real estate CT
eAid deceased. situated in the State OF Vermont
said zeal estate being situated in the Town OF
WDhall IN the County OF Bennington 10 the
State OF Vermont; commencing At the north.
east corner OF The Town az Manchester In said
County OF Benuing' on, thence East ZOE south
81 rods TO a spruce tree; thence sonth 38' west
i04 DDS TO a birch tree; thence West 1O' north
rods and 10 links to the est line Of said town
OF WlDhsll; thence North 100 east 80 rods on
the west line Of said Winhs 10 the place OF
beginnii &: containing II acres and ! 33 rods.
Being pant OF lot No u tae lith range OF lots
IN ssid Town OF RinLsIl, and therein making
spplc alton TO said Court Tor license TO make
such sale.
II 10 ordered, That all persons interested 10
the estate OF said deceased be notified TO Ap.
pesr before said Couit. a. the Irobaie One In
Manchester, N sAid District on the 7th day Of
July A. ID. 1885, At 10 O'clock in the forenoon,
by pnblics ion 81 ibis order three weeks sue.
cessiyely previous thereto. In the Manchester
JOURNAL & newspaper printed at Manches ter
Aioressid, TO how use, II xuy they may have,
~hy sad license should not be granted.
I3w j K. PENN, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22

Over Zoo psnss Of slsss Ia Dr. ". 5.
wshb's srem lps~ss Al Sbelhurse ~ers
esea,s by NJ slsrsa Fria,y. the sisss D
- Or 1neairss badly damaged. fhs
lees VI s1cssd 5000
Hewr1 nAsw. genersl crock o. t3os.
.on. vho ssoIs bone from Edward Green
Of Clsrssd0a sna . geld vslch from ,ss
Cenirsl Hoase o. Rutlsbd, sss urcs.cd
ia Dsnby sunday. tf Ii
Aver plelssDi bat quiet Wedding took
place si TIE tcne o. Br-s s-Lyen q
Sos,h L.hsdoudfrgy. "Wednesday when
his dane bier. Bsrnsi Hsles. vs~ uui.ed
10 marriage 70 Clark q Psts. u BrsslleboI
ro Oaly the immediate isieuas oI the fam
lies ware prsscst. Tue ceremony wss ret
iormsd by Rar. J b Lysa.o OF Fsirhsven
brother 81 the trlde.
Mrs. Emms Coueou, en- ArliDeion wid
os vho has lived 10 Boa sins Ton The past
lev months. was found in the west pat,
Of the town sundsy, exhausted and in
sane. Sac WIS probably overcome by The
hss,
A meetins Of the committee for the Sc
lection OF N,rnont Morgan hores for
exhibition al tbs Celumblsn Exposition
wss held At the Van Mesa House. May 81.
lasting until early morning. Ex-9ov. O.
" Hepdee Of Monisvills, n. u. Dnnshee
Of Bristol aud ii. II. Lawrence Of Brs,tles
boro, we're all present. Selections have
been made OF most eicellsut representa-
lives OF lhe Morgan family A large mum,
Der OF horses we're offered. and from those
offered there has been selected four stall
lions FIVE years old aud over, four stations
four years old. four mares Eve years old
and over. four mares three years old.
L. G. Crane, editor Of tho LUDLOW Tnb.
une, met with severe accident on Mon
day Of last week. He aud two companions
we're tskiog cycling TIP to Woodstock /.
when Mr. Grapes bicycle broke iusl ~ he
was on bridge. aud he was thrown some
ten feet 10 the W Ter. His bead vas badi
ly cut sbove the ose, several OF his teeth
knocked out, and be was otherwise badly
Injured. HE condition is critical and Is
thought be will OF recover.
Aphonse Chaqueite, OF Fevrisburg,
convicted of murder 10 the . degree and
'sentenced 10 States prison for life, has
been Adluiged insane snd taken to the 81 y
lum at Waterbury. hi main deferce at
tho trail was insanity.
~ Advice 70 Mothsrs.
= Are you disturbed at night and broken
o. your rest by sick child suffering and
Crying with pain OF cutting teethY II 70
send Mt once and get bottle OF Mrs. Win
ssews Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cures dysentery, disrrhoes, regu
lstss the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soItens the gums. reduces siiuflsm
ton. aud gives tone AMI energy TO the
whole system. Mrs. Winslows Soothing
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22

According 10 Bishop Merrill, the Meibo.
dial Of The world will withdraw their en-
Libiis from tue worlds fair because Of the
sapdsy opening. The bishop is ohsin
man Of The committee under whose gu
thority the exhibits Of the Methods.
church we're placed 10 the fair. | Will
sci, said Bshop Merrill. tba, without 8
doubt tbs exhibits will be withdrawn
shortly. Next Thursdsy there will be
meeting Of the general commission Of the
MsiLodisl church OF the worll. 10 the
rooms Of the Methodist Book Concern.
The bnslness Of the commission wi be TO
snt on the worlds fair matter and draw
ny msLifesto stating oar position. This
conm mission was appointed oy the gener'
sloopiersnoe Of the church, and represents
5000 900 church members II will give
forth % nlteranoe that will stir the
world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22

The trial OF Mcdowell charged with the
murder Of Crowley. st Glastonbury, April
1891. has occupied the attention OF the
county court for the past week. The his'
tory OF the case - disclosed by the eyi
dence 10 substantially ~ follows;
McDorell came TO Glastonbury in the
fall OF 1890 and remained there working
for difieren, parties up 10 the time OF The
murder There ID nothing 10 show that
be YES vicious or criminally inclioed
while there. John Crowley hsd worked
10 GIasten bury for about four years and
vAs generally pescesble. but would have .
dsy occasionally when he would get TO-
toiicsted and ives then sometimes quar-,
relsome For few weeks before the tr,
gedy both parties had worked for Hut h
Z. Gone and lived together alone Ia .
shaaty near the mill. There is no eviden.
co OF any trouble or i'll will between the
parties except the testimony OF Thos.
Dunlap. clerk In . store IN Salisbury.
He tes'inea That CrowelI was in the store
on lhe day Of Tie murder cousidersbIy ini
toIicstei and hsd coasidsrabe talk about
Mcdowell, the substance OF 10 being that
McDoveli claimed he was better man
than any other 10 @ ..en bury and thsi be
Crowley didp' believe IL and tbst Nc
Dosell might have q chance to try il be.
fore loss.
There vas other evidence that Crowely
Us inioricsied that day bu, bad become
comparatively sober while "a turning home.
He reached the house OF German Hsrrinsi
son sboat seven o'clock in the evening
aud MeDo~.li was there. Both stayed
there attii Line O'Clock, everything Is lar
- knovb beius pleasant between then.
They leit the Loas together aud MeDo~eii
resurasd 10 the house about eleven O'Clock
saying be had hsd trouble with Crowley
and ksd done him up aud told where be
siehl be foand 10 the road. He said be
vAs going 70 give bimself up sod inquired
for 90 otiesr lie cslsi a, several o,h,r
places The, nisht aud told substantially
The same story. BE claimed thai Crosley
waited 10 spar si,h hita and be declined.
shs, Crovley los, bic pipe item snd sect
hin b.ek 10 hrd il. aud that When be re,
turnsi cYssisy struck Al him si.b stone
snd 10 ward, 4 IL the BIOS and lsid him
ont, sod whsa Cro.lsy yeiped like dos
hs .ss, bach aud stepped li' noi,e by
s,snpirs On lin.
McDo.lsy pss.ed The lAsl part q The
nisti II a house 10 shaitsbnv cone die
s.1es from The scepe sad 10 the morning
sid bs uss goiHs TO siVs biuseli up. de
stayed 10 . bsra nesr By attil nooa. When
be wu iniorned tia. cto~lsy vss dead.
The e.psr OF the bsrn told him this ard I
ALEC ,Asl be did's, san. him staying
there Asa be lsii solns toward the woods
sna thai Was the. lss. seea Of him. A lev
ugalas sga sas.s Hllisol We .aiorEsa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22
STATE NEWS.

Henry Tslbert Of Hsrtland Four Corr
uers was struck on the bead by brick
lie tearing down building one day
last We. k. He did not think be WAS seri-
oasly hurt, though be bed pro iusely. A
physician WAS called but be Was unable to
stop the Aow OF blood, and Talbert died
10 about 3 hours.
A boiler in . steam mill Owned by
Lspg a Hooker. in Barnet, Monday e1plo
dea With terrible effect William Fish
er, the engineer vas blown ITO feet strik'
log on the end OF log. His bead and
shoulders we're founi 80 feet from bis
trunk Albert green . marker. and Lev
is John. who was hauling 10 logs, we're al.
80 both ki'l,d the bodies being badly mui
iilsied. Gordon Armstrong. who Was ct
work IN the mill. wss badly scAlded, and
...-.l- r.-l-. -isrh,tv hDtt Two
horses we're killed The csuss OF the "a,
plosion 10 supposed 10 have been low xa,
ter 10 the toller. The main portion Of
the boiler Was blown 425 feet. The boil
was inspected 8 months 400.
The pror rietcrs Ct Ely's Cream Palm { o
not claim 10 be cure sli. but = remedy
for esi.rrh. colds in The bead aud hay fe.
yer II is tot, a liquid or snuff, IL 10
e,sily spilled into the uostrii.: Il gives
relief 1T, once, 50c
| had cst.r,b II ID. hssd snd thiost
Tor yc.r.. used El,'s Cream Balm,
and iron the frst .pp ira'ioa was re
lissed. The sense u smell. which bad
been lot sa 10, to,ed after ins one Of.
tie bave found toe Balm the OILY salts
'se'ofy remedy for catnrh, and it b. eff
ircitd cure il ny esse. H. l. Meyer,
Wasefiy \. Y
Frank Martins hoI shop. Ip0 II 'otg.
vss burned al North sprip. 6sld wednes
day night With ell the contents. Lpm
b.r vslaed Of $1,000 vas si.o bnrpsd. Tbi.
is the secndd time Mr.. Msrin's factory
has been destlostd by Gre. This factory
~ss The prime pL Industry at North
spriasf Geld and gave smploymeu to over
25 hauds
Thoss ofssll failures sppesr 10 be bad,
opes. Tbs htm Of Hammond Bush, A Co
on. $3.50 600 aud its rouipsl ssseis are
A..
tate sad $40, 600 10 stocks, 90 which there
~ili Of eoutss be big 'hieisgs The
era wss composed o. Charles Z Bush and
wn Wight Of Orwell and Thad NJ
Chapnrn q Middlsbury Mr. Wright has
So. 600 Of Debt. and 81. 900 Of nominal
ssses. Mr. chspmsn owes 800 900 aud
hss assets 10 the par value Of slss, 600
uos,ly IN Western property. :
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22

According TO Bfsdstieet's. shipments Of
wheat. including hour, from both coasts
OF the Utited States last week amounted
TO 8. S3i 600 bushels--a quantity that has
been exceeded only in two previous weeks
this year. Similar exports for the whole
OF May we're only LOCO. 900 bushels less
than for the corresponding month lsst
year. and the weekly totals this month
hsve been running ahead OF those Of last
season. Cotton exports in May were lsrs'
or by $685. A9 pounds 10 amount and
s4s6. 464 10 valne than were the shipments
in Nay. 1882; aud SO far this month over
IL 600 bales more cotton have gone abroad
than in the corresponding period last
year. Corn exports are alec enlarsins, rs
result Of the deficiency OF feeding crops
n Earops,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22
ILIZA BALDWIN's ESTATE.

State OF Vermont, District Of Manchester, 20
BE IL remembered that Al Z session Of the
Probate Court, holden Of Manchester, within
and for said District. on the 18th day OF June
A, D. 1898
Present, Hos. u. X. FowLEs, Judge,
Whereas, . certsin INSTRUMENT In writing,
under seal, purportiBg W be the last will and
testament u Eliza Baldwin. iste OF Sand.
gate In said District, deceased, hsyiag bssn
thn day presented 10 said Court Of Probate aud
dsly filed 10 the Registers ONCE.
Therefore. II 10 ordered thst oil persons in
Tor ,siAd in the estate Of sad deceased DO n0ti
6ed " appear before said Court, ri the Pro.
bate ONCE In MAnches.erin said District Oh tbs
90th day Of June. 4 d 1888 81 10 o'clock,
A! NJ by pablo altos Of this order three weohs
successfully prsviousiy thereto, In the Man.
chester JopHsAL, . newspaper printed al Man.
chester aforesaid. 10 show cause. II any they
may have, Why said Instrument 10 writing
should loi be proved, sod allowed ~ Abe isss
Will and tesisbien d, OF the said deceased.
ssw. J. II. FEM. kesiser.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22
HATTIE ROBINS, ESTATE.

- sTATE OF VERMONT, District OF Manchester 80
Be 1t remembered, that at 4 session OF the
Probate Court, holden At Manchester, within and
for said District, on the i2,h day OF June A. d.
1898.
Present Hon. II. X. Fowler, Judge.
Whereas, copy and the Probate thereof duly
authenticated OF an instrument pnrporting TO be
the last will and testament OF Hattie Robbins
late Of the Town OF Saratoga Syringe In the
County OF Saratoga in the State OF New York.
deceased, having been this day presented TO
said Court OF Probate by Elmer Robins the
Executor therein named. for allowance and
record in this State, and duly filed in the
Registers Ofice;
Therefore, it is ordered that all persons in
terosted in the estate OF said deceased be
notified to appear before said Court, at til Q
Probate Office IN Manchester. in said District,
on the 7th day OF July A. d. 1898. at 10
O'Clock A, M. by publication OF this order,
three weeks successfully previous thereto, in
the Manchester JouRsaL newspaper printed
At Manchester aforesaid, TO show cause, II any
they may have, why said instrument in writing
should not be proved and allowed as the last
Will aud testament OF the said deceased
73w ]. Il. FEM, Register. .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22

Aarsh Dsisis 10 ~ n . nss deruipfs
q %. lssiessry lice. A recssily shsoiod
lsv sc thai State calls fat The slcctaoa q
ioaf eoEa awsSTus who, 10 casnseiion
vlib VI. sse c~ lte re.os. are 10 oop.ii'
,uis oosri q oosealisiieH. esiefs ssos..
valosi The sslsrsevi,0n q siiorEsys
t,Fi o.ss are " b. heard. II 10 theusbi
,ta ~ msA1s q tbs eosft a. eoDe'lisllon
soos Sea- Il lphs afs.n oui Asiisiioe
Mly IL asei. ssd bsfDonr be osisesish I'd
tsivee1 ooats1dias rafias more rspisly
sns effectively ,hsH ~ any d ite old
n ,iha.A.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22

Tho u. b saprsme Court has given On
ovisloa through Chiei Justice Chase
tLa sllo.s The local managers Of The lair
10 opsa sasdAy ithey choose TO do 90
He sea. around the condition 10 Consres
.,oasi sppIopu.toa that the fair should
not Id opened ty the opinion thai when
the graz, ~ss made, 10 consideration Of
thu local corporation having expended
upvsrd. Of $1,000 900 toward pablie
sassrprtss. II yes not done for the pur
poss Of ob.Ailing control in whole OF part
I'd the exposition. II seems 70 us ths
tlis 10 al sIvl.ns.ion thst does mol eI
PLAIN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22

The ilsi u Lizxie Borden o. Fall River.
Mas. boz The murder Of hsf father sBd
mother l. islly reported ia The dabr p.
psr aud Il exciting great deal Of instr'
eat Tue parties we're wealthy sad the
nurasr vas eonmitied In The day time
sod discovered very soon after Il occurred.
Tue secas.d .ss ffst suspected bccsns
sss $50 The osiy person who vss krosn
" t~ sesi by 81 tie time vho could have
committed ius deed, bui the testimony
sssins, her Ia 90 GessfsA that the slats
hiied 70 nsfe osi CAGE and The iary re
iatDed verdict that she 10 innocent OF
the crime.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22
FOR SALE /!
JOSEPH MoBRIDE'5 EsrArn

The Probate Court for ne District Qf Manchester!
To ali perrons Interested In the estate Of
Joseph Mcbride to Of Manchester 10 said Dist.
net deceased; GREKrfs6
BY the authority Of the State Of Vermont, you
ars hereby notified 70 appear before the said
Probate Court. ~ The Probate Office In Man
chester, in said District, ON the 80th dsy Of Jun
4. ID 1893 Al 10 O'Clock A. H., 70 show came. u
any you have, why the account Of ChAs. Buck.
should not DO allowed, and also why the residue
Of said estate should not 10 distrlbued 10 the
parties entitled thereto.
Dated At Manchester, 10 said District, this
18th day OF Jupe A. ID. 1893.
6sw ]. e. PENN, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22
RENNINGTON AND GLASTEN-
~ uJfUA fnMpANy

The stockholders OF The Bennington and Giss.
,snbuIy tumpspy are herr by potih that. the
shnusl mttuI ~ eid IL mpsDy And tto cleo.
uoH Of directors and oihei officers OF said Conn
psny necessary to be elected by the ,ioekhoid.
ets, will be hell and made at George W. Har-
man'r III 9 IN y, nnifgton, Vermont on the
first e'dsy li;h day OF July. A D 1898 at
ten clock in the for4nson = N
DAheA Bennington VI June 10, 1893
6lw G. W. HAkMik, Clerk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Eklktt OF tHAhLfa II. FD0EhTOf.
1kse usdsrsISssd having bsss spSotst N
tbs Her, kfobets Coast TOT tbs Ds1iet Of Nj
chester Oonudsu1Dnsfs. " rsesivt <xsnjpS ~
adjust al clainns and demsnds Of I'll persons
against the estate Of
Charles H Edsspton. late Of D0rssti
In ssid Disict, deceased aud III eiaims szhibst-
cd in Offset thereto hereby give notice thst ws
siIi meet for the purposss Aforesaid al the
Hotel ealD@d Tho HiIson Hpasa " k.si
Dorsst In sd town ~ Dofsst ~ sAs
sth day 0fDecember. bert nom socioct
sir H,01,hs from ths 9Th day ~ Jsss
D 1858, Ia the time limited BY sald Court tor
ssld creditors 10 present their CLAIMS to rs foi
ersmiaatiss Aud siiovsses. H
Dated Al Dorset this Cih day Of June
a. b lesS.
CSC John NJ ohifffiH,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22

NOTICE. Il, \, !, ! ..,..
Be- Il femsmbsred. that al . season ~ tbs
Probate Court, holden 81 Manchester, within aud
for s.ld District, VI NE lllb d4y Of Jnns
A u i,Ss.
prssan II X, FoxLIs. Judge,
Wheseas Hsfry W. btoddsId u Aspsrt in
aid D4suia hss this dsy presented 10 sad
Cseri, ls pslliboa ~ vriiing. setting fortb thai
he 10 the Lssbsndrof C.rrsssa hleadsfd an IN.
- a. person uts osptssd IA she A.y um iar the
Inssns heated At bssttisbore. ysfnoGti that
he i. TIE sspeg II = HOMESTEAD 10 real estate
,linaisd - go ksHsrt ssd ds4rS y eoavy
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