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The herald., 1893-08-18
E,pancIai Report.

Tomorrow the we'll known tailoring
s-m of Gordan Brothers. 1lS South
Sorinc etreet, will reopen their doors,
alter their commodious store has been
Thoroughly renovated, and ior the next
IN days will dispose OF their overstock OF
woolen goods. They will make suits to
order at remarkably low prices. Casn
is what they want.
The herald., 1893-08-18
FRIDAY. AUGUST IS. 1893,
AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

By TELECRAPH-VInanc debate in con.
gress getting monotonous. "A sequel to the
BeIing sea arbitration. "A labor riot In
New York. More bank and business fail
urts . Criminal charges against Norther
Pacific directors A scheme to CONSOLE
date the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern. "A bloody battle between French
and Italian workingmen in France. Heavy
gold shipments to the United States. g.
Lypching anticipated at San Bernardino.
ANTI Chinese agitation at Fresno and
Calistoga. .Wo Ids fair pro poets looking
up. Interest in the midwinteI fair in
creasing. Sporting notes.
The herald., 1893-08-18
worlds Fair Columbian Edition Illus
trated Heraid.

This beautiful publication printed on
The finest book paper, ia now on sale by
nIlthe newa dealers and Ut the HERALD
business Office. 1t containe 4S pages OF
information about Southern California
and over SO jllustrations. AZ publica-
ton to eend to eastern friends u mas
never oeen eqnalled. Price 10 cents in
Wrenppra.
The herald., 1893-08-18

That Santa Monica is becoming good
deal OF city is shown conclusively by
one thing-there we're four hold'ups in
one night in that enterprising burg
within the past week. II this thing
keeps UP Marshal Baretto wilibe obliged
to increase his force OF deputies.
The herald., 1893-08-18

BUILDING in the Angelic City goes
ahead at steady pace. Notwithstand-
ing the locking up of coin in Safe De-
post vaults, there is evidently still
plenty of money for legitimate business
purposes hereabouts.
The herald., 1893-08-18
LOCAL AND mIsoELLANEous-prof

LOCAL AND MIspELLANEOUs-p
COquillett's bug response to Ellwood Cooper
-. Several supreme court opinions. Los
Angeles working to deport the Chinese.
Baseball is dead. The park commissioners
need money The supervisors order suit
against Treasurer Shorb's bondsmen for the
City bank deposit. the courts and new
suits Prof. Lowe to be bauqueted at Re-
dondo The Azuts Valley Water company
contemplating large extensions, The City
bank litigation. Herbert Shattuck dies from
Joy at Garvanza :. Fifty dollars claimed by
various owners. :. The police courts. Rail.
road notes "A stock company talked OF for
the opera house >. Chamber OF commerce
notes Hiehwaymen attempt to rob Col.
r. s. Baker.
The herald., 1893-08-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers of all delinquent mail subscribers
10 the DAILY HERALD will be promptly discon-
lii ned hereafter. No papers w.il be sent TO
subscribers bv mail unless the same have been
laid for in advance. This rule Is infexiOle
L. p. Fisher, newspaper advertising agent "a
Merchants' Exchange, Ian Francisco is al
authorized agent. This paper is kept on tile IN
his Office.
THE HERALD is sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stand. San Francisco, for SC a copy.
The herald., 1893-08-18

A very pleasant surprise was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. viii A. Shields at their
home on lockwood street. The pleas
ant home was soon brilliantly lighted
up and lavishly decorated with flowers
brought for the occasion, and presented
q most charming appearance. Cards
formed the principal feature Of the
evening. Dancing was indulged in, and
later in the evening bountiful repast
was served. Mr.. A. P. Hughes, who
has just returned from the worlds fair
and the Yellowstone park. enter tanned
the guests with descriptions OF his trip.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
P. Mcintosh, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Corcoran, Miss Schwauecke, Miss M.
Willman, Mies J. Bente, Mics M. Bonte,
Miss NJ. A. Trey, Mr.. F. B. Williams.
Mr.. A. P. Hughes, Mr.. A. K. Trey and
ME. ]. w. Bridge.
~%x
Gay Bedford, the well-known artist,
and Miss Maud v. Tuttle we're married
Wednesday, August 10th, at the resi-
denca of the BRIDES family on Angelefio.
Heights. The marriage was private and
only few immediate relatives witnessed
the ceremony. A supper, provided by
the BRIDES own fair hands, was served
aftsr the marriage. A number of suita-
BILE and valuable presents we're received
with the good wishes OF host Of friends.
Rev. George L. Cole of Epworth NJ. E.
church conducted the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedford will Immediate
ly start to housekeeping in this city.
x<%
Tha Marru Wiuas, What -nir,h- .,saa
Mrs. Ainsworth. DR.. Ainsworth saw
the party off in a special car and they
had q merry time ofit on the trip. Ar
irving at the beach. the ladies assem-
bied in one OF the parlors OF the Arcadia
and passed the afternoon at their favor
ite pastime. Before returning refresh
ments were served and the return trip
was made most enjoyably. On next
Saturday the club will be entertained
by Mrs. Fleischman and Mrs.. Stevens
at Long Beach.
~
Mrs. K. H. Wade and Miss Wade will
leave for st. Louis tomorrow.
The herald., 1893-08-18
naxnnd tha Desert.

FOR voels we walked a sen of sspd before ut I:
lead snakes and wlLhefed toads lay on ou
The desert sun, rcd, awful, hanging Ger US
III, liveloDg day
TIL ali al once there broke upon our vision
naradise, with flowers and lropic trees,
Cool, cry tai streams. that flowed through ne os
elysisn,
Los Angeles! " arn
The herald., 1893-08-18

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The herald., 1893-08-18
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The herald., 1893-08-18
An illumination and an Explosion.

Mrs. K. H. Wade and Miss Wade will
leave for St. Louis tomorrow.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04

The revolt IN Belgium, accompanied -
il !, by the ~i.e sod pst,o,ic surrender OF
the eourbmeIt. 10 ooe OF the n o al Gig nis'
cant events Of The century. Al first the
authorities pursued The dangerous OBEY
OF mskios . violent attack On 1sn who,
judged by the stsndsrd Of the best thou,
git OF modern timer. we've u ore nearly In
the right than tbs suthi ritter, bat they
5000 ssu their mis.te and hsd the gree
TO correct II. II j. 10 In itself one OF the
m ost remarkable events 10 the li'tory Of
CoptibsDisl Europe. The common people
OF The Low coanties have slusys been
leaders In the progress Of Democracy on
the Coz tinent. The cities OF the Low
Countries fret forced issues sgsins. fsuds-
liam. The conflict b,tseen the burgbers
Of Client snd the Duke OF Flanders vae
oae o. the first indications that the people
OF med laval Europe bsd not completely
Loot the spirit Of freedom.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04

While NJ rthern Democrats fidicule the
ides OF Wildcat currency, says the New
York Press, the southern states srs getting
themselves in readiness TO food the coun.
try with state money % soon IS tie conn
IDENTIFY expected rep, al Of the prohIbiiory
tax on il 10 Effected. The latest state to
enact the requisite Legislation passed
and signed by it's governor authorizes state
banks TO issue currency on deposits Of
bonds OF the United States and state.
snd sho country bonds is Tennessee. All
that is needed now 10 set The money mills
10 n. otion 10 the redemption OF the pledge
OF tire ID, moo ratio platform calling fol
the 81 clifton OF The ten per cent tax on
state bsnk issues. IL Vas the representa-
tives OF the outhern states Who forced the
insertion Of that pledge 10 the Chicago
platform. and the representatives, OF tie
same states will insist uTo1 its ful6lment
Hitherto the south has sl~sys demonstrai
ted it, sbI i'y to set whstever il wanted
WHEN the Democrats we're 10 conirOl At
wash eion. and il 10 fsir 70 sssume thst
il will dominate the nev congress and sd'
mibbtis,ion Win its old time aRgres,ivei
ness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04

II WAS ONLY the fortituds and the con
slancy OF the soldiers which made the
bonds or the sreepbschs OF any value
whatever. Every time there vas Union
victory the value OF the bends and paper
money advanced. at every defest they fell
II the ,oldi RS bsd become di.besrteued
during the bio ody csmpsigns Of the vii
dernsss and Atlanta. g. we'll they might,
and said, We will fight no more; let US
compr omise this thing. the bonds and
green backs vould have become % values
less % ths Confederate securities are TO.
day. Yet though the money lenders have
been paid nearly %. 900. 900. 900, the veter-
ans. who made oil this wealth for them,
have not received more than ST. 400. 00O,.
900 10 pensions. Til. reminds one Of the
way . sailor said that prize money was dis
tributed. He said IL vas sifted through =
ladder. Whit vent through was gwen
the iSeers; whst the rounds caught went
10 the ssiler..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04


The New York Tribune rstimstes, from
. mpsrison OF the quantity Il msterisis
used in y, olien. cotton and silk msnufsct.
ures, that the nunber OF hsnds employed
in these three textile industries alone has
increased in three years. since the spring
before the MCKINLEY bill vas passed, no
less than lO0. 900. The wages paid yearly
TO such hands about $4,000. 900 and the
souusi product sbout $3.50. 600. 900 Nor
do The teInls Industries stand alone 10
tli. respect The consumption FL iron IN
the manufactures has increased more than
| 600 600 tons since the census year. The
Q ,1sum ption Of otb,r metals. Of leather 10
the msnnfscures Of b. OTIS and shoes. and
OF ipd,s rubber. bss remarkably increased.
These ,h.ne.s would have been simply
impossible hsd there not been snrpris.
ing increase 10 the sbiliy and disposition
Of The millions OF sAse--srners TO pure Ia sse
: ID etloy the product Of others labor.
sach surpri'it & develop, meat Of msnni
lectures affords ,h. most conclusive proof
that under the us r.h the condition Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04

The naval parade 10 New York last week
YES the largest display OF var vessels ever
seen. The beauty OF 1t was the United
States showed up as well ss the best OF
them and ~e no longer { eed TO be sshsm,
Cd OF our navy. The parade was viewed
by President Cleveland from the boat
Dolphin. This 10 the vessel that Score
tsry Whitney refused to sooept eight yess
ago on sccoun. Of structural weakness.
and becsuss he could not get bis money
for i, the builder. John Roach was forced
Into bankruptcy and st on after died. Tn,
vessel wss finally accepted aud hss been
oil os,r the globe time and agAiL without
slozins signs OF Structural weakness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04

The sugar IlsnLrs Of Los,s,sns hvs
been alarmed Of let. BY the sHpsess'ca Of
The nssthsfn p'rss 90 The ,abiect Of The
sasss boss,y. sad especially BY tbs De-
elsrsiioa made this weed thai the prssi'
dest had sstsd The attorney general II Il
.oaId lie legal 10 sssps1d the boasiy 81
oase Without waiting Tor The sc,'op Of
Congress Prof Kospp. sho presided
Over The late state immigration conven'
,.oa ssd VI. chossp by tbs governor /.
d.lsssis 30 the Riehmood conferences. bss
called . meeting Tor June 10, 81 Nes
fbsris. Of suesr srd r,cs growers. 10 take
stsps TO hgh. the repeal Of The bounty lsv
uniess 10 return Tor lie repeal the sngsr
dniy il pm, on.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04

Asisiic cholera has broke through tie
loose quarantine Of Canadian sesports and
found lite way 10 Winnipeg, among the
suisiants, many Of whom are from
southern Russia They came 10 Monire-i
10 the steamer Vancouver and before Win
nipee vas rescbed man and child died
OF cbolers and three other passengers fell
sict. On striving At Winnipeg oil tie
passengers were properly qnarantined.
These smisrans were destined Tor the
United States. aud without prompt inter-
vsnl,on OF the winnepeg suthori.ies they
probsbly would have crossed the border
Of Neekbrnd, where there are 20 health
officers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04

The operation Of the treasury depart
nee, duriug April. as indicated by ths
debt statement issued shows net increase
10 The pnblic Debt Of s3,72G. SIS. 40. The
bondsd debt decreased ga. 005 aud the
cash 10 the treasury decreased ~. IA. s2A.
20. the ne, result being an increase OF the
debt The total cast 10 the treasury vas
$3.50. ga. ZIG 81, with an available surplus
Of s2a AL .57s.T3. OF silver there vas 40
lacrosse Of ~, s2i t0s IS. The receipts
we're SIS. COS. 81. 70 40 Expenditures s3S, }
III, 5a2.7s The customs receipts decsess,
I'd hon sis Goa STA 90 TO si5 AIS e37. %.
TIE payments for pensions deere sed IRON
els 5ss. 220. 10 to 81. s9l. T6l. IS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04

The great Columbus EIrosiiion vss
successfully opened. Monday. 10 The pres-
esc~ OF az immeuse crowd Of people, the
President add bis csbius, aud many dis
tinsaished ca zsas 81 The Repubi,c and
come from foreign countries. For ven
der the ssstter -. quite favorable. srd
The short programme Ct tbs opeoing eai
etesses passed on smooihly. sod when TIE
presidees rsssea The baton thar sci ali
ibs vast machinery 10 motion there wss
sseh stos,ins aud noise Of oil tipds -
uss never lizard on earth before. Flags
ssd bastns nosisd everywhere. snd Il
vN ntsl wondstial usnsiormsiitn
scsse orsf ioo. ooo passed through the
gates dnf.sg tie day. A srssi deal nost
yet be done bsiefs eli lhs sI hibi,s are 10 or,
der but tksts Is already enoagh 10 place
v hestllsg the yisiloa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04
IN CHANCERY.
BgssIsoTos Courr.
HELEN N. PaoyAE. E1scutfix X "a
AARON B. ccvrY and n e4bG Il
HANNAH COvEY

Whereas, HELEN VI. Pr,vsn, ESseutrir Of n.
N. Pfovan u Manchester IN the County OF Bes.
ninston aud ntass Of Vermont, has 6lsd 10 the
once Of The CLERK OF the Court Of Chsnoery, 10
the County of bennington, her petiti0uofoS lore.
closure sgsipst The Above named dsiendNsis
upon cert In lands 10 the town o. pandgAie,
10 he County u Bennington, dsscribsd 10
certain mortgage. dstsd April z7ih, ! ss5, ~.
ecuted BY Aaron y. Covsy aud Frantis ", his
sifs TO Robert n. ff0ssp, - foiIoss A house
and I0t conveyed W ssid Aaron D. by NJ
Ooyty and bounded on thrss sides by lands II
Hannah Cosey, Aud essi by the highway. ad
being tbs ~ &c and prsmisss wbsfson vs. Los
reside. containing shout three sefss more ~
sss And further setting iouh thst Sad
frankie n. has since deceased, and that ssId
Aaron B Cosey has sfses,ed . snlssqusut
lporissss ~ the same land and bremi.ss ~ sAid
HsDnsh Coysy, snd that said Robert \. Pro.
van has died tssiats, sDd that your Pc ltlopsr
viii aud Testament, And u appearing that jhs
.sid defendant, Aaron b. Cover rssidsx u sAa
shan n y, and 10 without the State 81 Yer
~ mt, 90 that a satl rps csGD0t be served upon
him
II 10 therefore ordered. that said defendant,
A1cs .. co.sy 70 repaired % sppesr % hs
Erst dy " the nett stated fsrm 81 said Cs1rs
" be Lid al ksssissstsr sishta sad fcf ald
Csants n bensiDxtos o. The hfst fassdsy Of
Jass d. IVA sbd make snswsr V sH&d peli.
ton sod that the said pstlti0nsr shall csass
ihis order 70 be pubilshsd To ths Msnehssssr
JosksxI, puDlk newspaper printed a. nas'
Oh ester Aforesaid. three weeks, sacesssvsly. TIE
lat u uhleh shall b AT lssst twsniy days pre-
soss 70 tbs nonnsnasmsst Of the Aforesaid
term II sid Csart
Dated a Bsnslssten siass4id. sLis 18th deg
Of March A. u. fse5.
EDwARD .. HALL, On s,L.
fewlEs kes, teihiteis fotr be Fstilicnsr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04

Three car losds Of passengers pr dsy
have left Mopttesl Ter New En-, land since
March 10. This is q, the rate Of over q,
coo mouth Or sbon, 70. 00c year II ~
ore French Canadians. and cool many
OF them are { OF expected 10 return. These
people make business lively for the Grsnd
Trunk railway. Another route is hon
Cape Breton and Noys Scotia TO Boston
aud other Massachusetts, toms. and this
10 also yell Ialroniz ID, The problem Of
snnsrsiion can safely be lett to solve ".
alf When the people have ell crossed
The border the county will be for sale
chesp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04
A nm X. BUFFUM'S Tsr.rr

srarx on VERMONT. Dstrict Of Manchester ~
Be u rtmemOered. that at . session Of the
Probate Court. holden A. Manchester, within aud
Tor raid District. on The 2Glh day Of April
A ID. 1893
Presen II X FowLra, Judge.
whereas. John A. Bpfum, Administrator Of
the e.tsie Of Ann IL, Bu'um lk'e Of Dorset in
tkid district deceased, has this day presented
TO ssie Q nrt bic petition IN writing. setting
70 th that II will be beneficial Tor all parties
interested therein 10 ssll the whole OF the real
ts,sie 81 said deceased: said real estate being
siinsisd 10 the village OF EAst Dor.et In ssld
to~n Of DJrset and therein making Application
10 raid Court tor license 10 make such ssis.
Il 10 ordered, that al person, iniers. ted In the
ssts'e Of ssid deceased be notified 10 appear be-
tore sssd Conit Al The Prot ate Once 10 Man.
chester 10 said District, on The 18th dsy Of
May A. y. 1873. 1t tn O'Clock A. NJ, BY publ.
cation Of this order, three weeks succs ssiyely
Previous thereto. 10 the Manchester JouHxaI. .
newspaper printed Al Manchester sforesaid, TO
shou esuse, " any they may have Why shid
ie-nse iLould not lie q snied
5Tss J. y FEM, Rvgl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04

The Sc is put very plsinly and iorcibly
by Sir Elwsrd Sullivan. IN English Pro
tsctronis'. He says. The Tariff ara umcn,
10 the tame 10 Ill countries. II 10 very
simple. Its that employ ment 10 OF more
value than mere chespness. Employment
means wages; wages means money; money
means the power Of buying. Want Of en-
ploy ment means no wages, 20 money. no
bu, log: il means, 10 fact. going without.
Everything is cheap, comparatively, Tor
the man who has money 10 buy. nothing
10 cheap to The man who has DO money
wilh which TO buy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04
-ssas - .
STATE NEWS

Rx. kssshsslss. sssd Is. Tor IS year
. druggist Il nrsndon ard . prominsn'
member 81 tho Masonic frslorniiy. died
sssdsy. he Leaves . wife and three chill
dnn.
Richfofd makes claim Tor 40 Oldest inl
hshitsnl Mr. Jerry I.s,k,n. lays clam "a
The great sgs Of ioS year, lie U.s. born
10 Ireland and came 10 this oousiry 70
yesrs ago. lie Is still sble 10 uslk stoni
'hssirset,, snd srpssn 10 CO good fer
mary more jean Of LIE.
The coming ssason promises 10 be The
moe, prosperous IN the history OF Burlipg
ton. u |. estimsied that sos, 600 will be
invested Ia baildinss and improvements
Anocg tho ADJUSTMENTS ere si60. 900 In
nsu military poss apd si25. 900 10 the new
electric street rsilvsy - GAIA
have not used sii ~ ne totils yet
suffered from ostsrrh for twelve years, tx.
perisuciag the asasestirg dropping in the
throat pee liar 10 tina, disease. aud nose
bleed slmost daily. tried vsrions remei
dies without benefit until las, April. when
! a~ Eiys Cream Balm advertised In the
The Boston Budget procured bottle,
snd sioee th. his, days use have had DO
more bleeding the soreness is entirely
eooe- ID. q. Davidson. y iih the Boston
Budget, formerly with Boston Journsl.
With no druLkenne s. no crime. no fires
spd no disturbances OF sny sort during
the past yesr. Bratilsboro may fairly lay
claim 10 being the Utopis Of America
Wil..m Is. Brown, known in every ham.
10, in Vermont sod throughput New Fog
land Is Thst Comicsl B,oxn. died In .
Boston hospital last veek
Quick aud sure Oae third OF DO, tie
cures neuralgia end bscksche Mr. W II
Gill, Byesvills. Guernsey Co, writes: 1
bad . severe stack Of neuralgia and pains
10 my back and shoulders. and after us,
'nb ""o sohu w u uo'tic VI DhNu'tou oit,
was able to 20 to work
Thomas Eorisht between As and 90
years Of age. was fonnd beside the rsilI
road track ut the Granite street c,o ,sipe
Rsrfe. about 0 o'clock Sunday morning
iusenslble. and be died three hours later.
The circumstance poiut very strongly to
murder.
Monday Mig fire was Uncovered in the
north maj ssrd OF the home for destitute
children, situated two miles south OF Bur
lineton. Tie attendants we're at once
aro1 sed aud the II children OF oil ages
removed to the large barns IN the rear 81
the home. TIE fire is supposed to have
caught nom some oily clothing left nes i
40 attic chimney by Lincoln Manley, 8
boy who had been oiling the floors. All
the children were taken to the Howard re
lief building where they will be cared for. !
The building, which was bu III by the
Uoited States government for use ss q |
marine hospital before the war, and which |
was supposed to be FIRE proof, is total
loss. The loss will be nearly il no. quite !
$4,000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

Estate Of sakrsL h Yors6 p
The undersigned having been appointed b,
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester Con niissloBefs, 20 receive examine and
sajasi al Claims ano demands Of al persons
agkAbst The estate Of
samoel b. foang late o. Manchester
10 said Dnsarict deceased and All claim al biz
ed ia OBJECT thereto hereby give notice thar Ne
sill meet Tor The purposes Aforesaid at the is,s
Dwelling house OF the deceased 10 sAidN achs.is r
90 the sth day Of Orioter, psrt from o'eloet
A n until I o'eitet N On saad day. and that
af months from the sth dsy u Aptil
a D. 1898. 10 the time limited BY .ald Couri lct
ssld creditors 70 present their eiaims 10 us 10,
EXAMINATION and allowance
Dated ~ Manchester this eth day Of ApriI
A. .. 1858.
RICHARD w. DIAN,
tSsv HORACE D. SYKES, e"ms'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04

Tss nsssssry siississs hes noi n prov
~ tsrsss The pes, vsi. tbeash ies sn'
porss a gold vsrs mach snsliss than The
vssk before ns isca that The hsissss
Of tssds n hssssly sssisss his ocsrssy
ssdsd .o ths isct Ne, oshss pstiors are
hosraiss I'll NJ soil issy en- ees hold d
MAKES the siicssios here rnss,isfscicry.
The volums Of trade 10 mott branches 10
snsllsf ttss lat year sns The tunbsr Of
basipess isiiarss lsrs,r Aao'hsr large
bssk isilsrs Ia Aasirslis, taoosh 20 Ter
svsy. tss so@s shsc. evss hsrA whiis
.lsfs y se,t,ns liis pssie JED there 10
sviasstiy . fssi,1s 81 uncssioess snd .
dlsposiiioa 10 so sios" which ia. after
oil. . favor bls iodiestisa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

EstfIt Of JOBFFH IUuEFE,
The undersigned. having been appointed By
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester Commissioners. 10 rscsivs = famine, and
sdjast all claims and demands Of al persons
against the estate Of
Joseph Lugene late Of Manchester
10 said District deceased. and all elsims exhibit.
cd IN Offset thereto. hereby give notice that Ne
will meet for the purposes si0rsssid u Tbsyef's
Hotel, At Manchester Centre Ia said Manchester
on the lzth day OF October next. from b
O'Clock A. n until O'Clock p N .,on sAid day aud
that siI months from the 18th day Of April
A. u 1893. 10 the time limited by said Court
for taid creditors 10 present their clAimv 10 ~
for al sunstioD and allowance.
Dated ~ Manchester this ~ h day Of April
A. ID, 1893
BICHARD v. DEAN, Co.,.
0sw FHEDEEiGK W. COOK, Com"