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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27
ST ATE NIWS.

Burlington is 10 have be tier water by
extending the intake further iuto the lake
and bot DIS TO the extent Of $50. 900 will be
issued
Barre granite dealers are stirred up ov'
er the rpo,ted temporary failures Of j
Sullivan. . dealer At Minnear oils, who is
reported to have $40. 900 worth OF stock
placed her Several granite deal rs have
left for Minneapolis.
The city OF Rutlsod has bought steam
road roller, be gross weight Of which is
II ] tons. and il can be used for rolling,
blowing, breaking up tine surface OF old
roads sud 10 ling paved Wake. II can 81.
30 be used % % engine TO ruo sionecrush
ars. and other machines, and as locomo.
tive to draw tie crushed stone.
The Otter Creek creamery 81 Sudbury
made 23,05s lbs OF butter 10 June. pay ng
its patrons 81 023, Is 50 average OF IL and
40 hupdrsdtbs cents pound. The aver
age price paid for milk was 70 and II hun
dred til cents q 100 lbs. on the basis Of 70
cen Is for loar per cent milk. 6
A liislike piel ure OF Major General Will
liam Wells has been presented by bis wild,
ow to the State. sn d has been hung 10 the
capitol 81 Montpelier beside the portrait
Of General Philip Il Sheridan, With whom
be oi ficient service during the war OF
the rebellion 1907 @ t@
George. the IL year old son Of volney
A Gilmsp, was drowned while bathing ID
Lsmoille river siBarre Tuesday AFTERNOON
lie vas member OF s Kinds 70 t. Sons
OF Veterans.
Comfortable damage vas done in north
err Vermont Saturday evening by light
uios. Two barns and . shed 90 the J A
Bedsrd farm, near Msqusm. we're burned
With . loss OF $1,000. About tso hours
later. or near Q O'Clock the large nsw barn
OF Homer G oarmsn on the Swspton road
near Richx COL, wss strnck and burned
With . loss o. 5000.
vermou,'s Jolly butter exhibit at the
worlds fair went ahead OF any there.
Three large ere insurance compsnies
have this week notified their sgeDts that
they shall retire from bu,iness 10 Frank
lin aud Orr I'd Isle counties because OF
the heavy loss by Ere oae company
states ihst for every dollar received for in
sursnce 90 farm pl oPery Il has paid ont
s. 80
The report Published 10 toms papers
ihs, toe Vermont eomps has reduced
the number ti its workmen cr curaiied
iis business is not veil iouneel. - moth
ing OF the Kind hss been done 10 far. aud
the condition Of lie tusinsfs is tie usual
ope ., this time Of the year. wiz pleIiy
Of orders 90 bsrd.
Ira Gstss wss fonnd dead 10 bed Of his
dang htsrs. Mrs william Walker Of Orwell
fharsd.y morning. Mr. Gates retired Al
his usual time % well ~ be bad been. BE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

NJ. Eaaor-I came TO Manchester in
Oct 1852. Mr.. Horace walker had cut.
on lots and 10 the l4th range OF lots 10
Winhsil. over 1000 Hemlock trees that
N sde sbou, $500 good sss logs and 200
cords OF bark. The logs we're 10 be put
into the Bst,epkill river ard run down to
Mr.. walkers mill 10 Salem. N. T.. and
the bark vas 10 be taken 10 Mr.. Myron
ClarLs ,snnery at Factory Point l took
the coa,r.ct 10 deliver the logs into the
liver. The viater Of 90 gave more rain
than snow and neither job vas fully conf
ple'ei.
Bot il 10 not that that | want 10 talk
about. butiit 10 the radical snd sad change
in the families 10 the N. 4, part OF The
,Ivn, ,ince frat came here. The brick
nvera (.o called vas yell pstronized and
IL y. . eoumoa and simost daily thing
TO sNe from Tour 10 ten tesmsiers taking
supper from their boxes 10 the bar room
and from the table 10 the dining room.
Then Mr.. Daniel HiI lived jus. scross
the bridge east OF The brick tavern aud
bad = very good. pre- duetive farm. upon
which he supported cell aud vifs and the
following tsmily; Joseph, Daniel. james
Morn,os. Polly, Rhods, Ruth. Hsnnsh.
Olive aud Los. aud $50 able TO pay bis
lsrs, ADD lay by lev dollars every year
VERY few men 10 Vermont we're able 10
crowd either Of The boys With . hoe OF
se,the. AID The women Of Vermont vel
scarce who could do the work Ia th
house Ter . tanily Of eight 90 len and 90
GU, and ailk Eve co.'s, With either Of The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

The conspiracy OF 1873 is one OF The
slitterins phrsses by which the silver
men have csughta great many people who
have ct cared TO stop and AK them for
40 explanation. As = matter OF fact there
vas M more conspiracy sbout 1t than
about any thoroughly debated act OF Con-
gress. The whole question was openly
debated for two ye.n; every memter Of
Congress and very coinage expert had
q copy Of the bill. and II was finally passed
With practically no opposition. As well
might the Mckinley bill or the Gesry law
be called conspiracy. Al the time there
vas not silver dollar 10 circulation. bs'
cause . silver dollar vas then oil more
value than gold dollar. The charge
that the drop 10 the price OF SILVER was
due 10 'dcmonetiz ,tion' is equally upsup'
ported by facts. The fact is ttst bat 81
GOO. 900 silver dollars were coined ~ the
whole history Of the country previous to
1873, while since ihst time, during the
period OF 'dsmonetiz .tion' 4l7,OO0, O0O
such dollars have been coined. In sin
Gle year OF 1890 there were thirty million
more silver dollars coined than 10 the
whole history OF the country before 1873
the period which the Denver convention
termed the seventy five years OF the ooun
try's greatest glory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

There are many pessamists Just nov.
.ho are making narrowing predictions,
.ud among their number Mr. A. D.
H.v NJ seems 10 be eoroiled. Mr.. Hssist'
prediction !, As iolloss There Ia no'h'
log isit 10 do DO, TO reduce wsses Ore
cannot be obi.iusd any cheaper; coal aud
ever thing else are rs chespm possible
30 wages must come down. We bave moi
become confronted With this problem yet,
but only yesterday oar manager from one
OF .h, mills vas here to ask me What to dc
10 the lace OF the present situation. We
vii run until our capital is exhausted, foi
the nstarsl function OF capital IA
10 employ labor Bu. when We are down
10 the last dollar there will have to be
change; aud when we ask Tor q reduct Oh
/, will no, be OF 8 to 10 per cent, but nesr
or 70 or 90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

The Chicago Advance. which nsde .
vigorous fsht against the sapdsy opening
Of the great fair may be pardonsd for ini
dalsiss 10 high down language over The
decision 10 elose ihs gates on Sunday.
We qao,s sportioa Of shat |, said last
weck.
II IL tho greatest victory OF The age 9
itiamph Of the religions sentiment oil the
country over Tremendous oids. The daily
papers oithis city With one OF tso bonora'
BILE exceptions worsed INCREASINGLY for
Sunday opening. The city council aud
the Mayor voted for it and l1bbled Tor 1t.
Almos, tue entire daily pre- OF the eoun.
try advocated IT, For two years every
copeslv.ble Argument. misrepresentation
aud fslsehood have been msrsha,el in its
favor. Not day has passed during this
time that the clergy and religious people
Who oppos d it have not been denounced ~
bisots, puritsns, hypocrites, narrow,
small. behind the age, aud everything else
Of the kind. The liberal" preachers were
Tor il. High diguitAiies Of the Catholic
church threw their tremendous inf aence
on that side. As did labor so,leties and oil
socialistie iraterDilies snd foreign socie'
ties. State and United States courts
helped the directory through the legal
difficulties. and wbitewashed the BUSH
ness.
Add yet the victory has been won. Jus,
when the directory found itself free TO
carry ont its sinister purpose, it was com.
PEELED TO surrender. II has been com
pc led TO bow to the power Of the moral
and the religious sentiment OF the Protes'
tart America. 1t could defy Congress,
~rlggle through the courts. and maintain
its alliance with The daily press, but
this deep ri sious conviction Of the
American people was something which II
could not DEFY. could not ignore, could
make peace with.oDly by surrsnderins to
1t. .rs aE o.
II is true that some OF the daily papers
claim that the directory has vindicated
the tight OF the human conscience to keep
Sunday or not as it chooses. But this ID
only = way Of letting themselves down
easily. There is no more sincerity 10 il
than 10 the other positions taken by these
papers. The ooly right which the direo'
tory has maintained in the matter is thai
Of deiying the authority Of Congress and
breaking its own agreements. In fact
Providence so shaped matters that the d.
rectory br. ueht about its own defeat, and
made the lesson the most imprs sive pos
sible.
Had the gate been closed by enforce
ment OF law, it would have been criticised
IS arbitrary. But when the whole question
wss freed from oil elements OF compul
sion and restriction, and the people re
fused to be turned aside from their usua
manner Of observing the Sabbath by th.
most expensive, most sllurins and grand
est attraction ever presente to them Of
ever likely to be presented to them, thu
lesson was made iln N easurably significant
The American pee pie want Sunday snt
they do not propose to surrender it t.
Continental ideas, 10 the teaching OF liber
els. to the looseuess OF Sunday papers, o.
to the easy going class wlo would like !,
see il turned into o day OF fetes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

oaio DO. Imposes high hcsnss tai upl
on Wholesalers and retailers Of cigarettes.
Tho former ell pay $500 ssd tbs latter
400 icr The privilege Of vending The M
le.l,tial AID msloiorous things. IL u
DC, expected The, tbis tax gill be pro-
hibsiive. bat The frlsnds Of The lac Dc
elaine ihst IL vill reduce eonrump,iou
aud sdd sone,hips 70 the revenues Of thu
State. Il 10 estimated ihs, IL uiii take
the profits 90 100. ooo eissre,,ss 10 psy
retailer. license. THIS, IL 10 claimed
viii shut oct The smaller dealers -ib'
Druggists and Oopisc.ionsn 10 The neigh
bofhood OF sctoolhouses Tor iosiaooe :
whose sales. though small 10 the agsseSs
Re. DO utisli mnehief
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

The Springfield Republican insists up
on il that the special session Of Congress
ought not only to pass upon the silver
question, but 81 ould also settle the tariff
a ues,ion, 10 ordtr to roll from the path
Of trade and industry ell distractions
likely to cause hesitation and undue con-
traction OF operations 10 busint 50 the conn
inp fall and wit ter. The Democratic
party is pledged to reduction and re-
vision Of the tariff. 1t lie work which il
cannot shirk. Everybody expects peri
Torrance Of the duty put upon the party
BY IN overwhelming vote OF the people.
Can the Democracy sfford TO keep hang
ing ihresteninsly over enterprise through
the fall ard winter and smother spring .
%, omised revision OF the tariff, the oil I'm
por.snt details OF which are concealed
from those TO be If cted2
The ere.t industry Of vol msnufact'
urers oppressed With uncertainty a. to
when they are TO have free wool and what
are to be the rptes Of duty on imported
goods. They will have TO go on buyiss
raw msterisl 10 limited quantity and only
% abs, lutely needed. Their operations
viii everywhere be curtsiled. Nothing IL
to bs esin,d by keeping business 10 susi
peuse foi two or three seasons longer. A
disastrous reaction 81 the polls is likely to
be the fesuis Of such policy. Let the
eY,rs session take up this tariff question
and cou Time the Congress into the regular
session OF the winter. IL need be. 10 settle
IL. Relieve business OF orly OF uncer.
,sip,y 60 to the fnspcisl. but 81 10 the
tariff policy Of the government.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

Anton Bsksrok, . Pole. vas Instantly
killed and frsSk Kappa aud Frank Bict
badly injured by 40 accident al The new
quarry Of the vrrmoai Marble company
81 West RutIsnd Taesdsy afternoon sbou.
$50 o'clock. The socidsa, vss caused by
bl Sct Of marble which vas being hois'
se1 by . derrick falling into the quarry.
The block o marble bad been hor ed to
The bsnt 81 The edge Of the quury aud
lsf, there. With lhe ehsin attached. While
place ". prepared for !, some defiance
away. When the derrick vas st,aehed to
The blosl tho chain broke after the b!eek
he'd been rsissd few feet and The ma. Of
marble fell lao feet into the bottom Of
the quarry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

Cansds exhibits at the Worlds Fair .
cheese In which 207. 200 pounds Of milk
we're used. This is equal 70 the milk for
one day 10 September, when the chez Sc
xss made, Of 10000 cows. The cheese
its,lf Weighs %. 900 pounds and measures
rs feet 10 circumference by 6 feet In
height The case OF the cheese vas beau
niully pointed when !, started on 10 jour
ney. but BY the tins !. reached The Far
grounds II bore 10. ooe autographs There
Wa not spot 90 The 2sI6 feet surface
two inches square which did not carry
some name or psmes The boys ard girls
fairly besieged i, 81 The railway stations.
snd despite oil protests. inscribed their
names on the surface.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

Hes the free trade N. Y. Evening Poa
seen lisLlf one woLli suppose 80 by
reading The following extract from recent
ssas. Fever msa are earning wages. and
The ~Sses earned arc smaller. PROFITS,
too. are diminished 10 volume. and what
10 ,sved 10 more cautiously guarded, Blu,
when the depression u caused. not by
sc,usl losses in the past, bat merely by
apprehension |. to the future, there 10 no
reason Why the removal OF apprehension
should not restore bu siness 10 normal
basls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

The directors OF the Amoskesg Mills.
Manchester, N, H.. the largest single oo''
Ion manufacturing establishment 10 the
world, employing 800 hands with mon'h'
/, DAY roll Of $500, 00J. voted Monday TO
shut down the entire works during the
moi ID Of August This action was de-
cidsd upoa 10 consequences OF the sluos.
total lack Of orders for goods. II orders
come 10, the mil will start mp Sept ]
md possibly before, olher~ise the suspen'
sion. may be prolonged more than four
weeks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

OF The IS, 900. 900 ounces Of silver pro
duced 10 the United State 10 1892, Colo
redo contributed "a .00O, 900 ounces. Mon
tans II, 800. 900 ounces. Idaho 5000. 0ot
ounces, Nevada 2. 800 900 ounces and Utsf
1850, 600 ounces. making in oil "a 750. OK
ounces, says Matthew Marshall. the veil
hnovn financial authority. The aggregate
population OF those states and territories
according to the last census, 10 $3.50. 40s
This little handful OF people, 10 uphold thu
price Of their product. demsnd Legislation
The iuevitsble result OF which will be Il
abolish the gold standard and substitute
silver in its place.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

n.ds sss q hs tbovlsdss 81 poisons 10
msfatf nsa Who bod assurance 90 sbsir
lsvsa Ne Ia esd 70 ks.s ussd ssisEoay,
.hieh he nissfsi poisoa. clos snd Oh
sesr. IN lie ELECTS vbsA stsiifuily admin
lsssrsa. Its effects upos The ysssn hsvs
lens besn familiar 70 The medical proiss-
nor. bu, Il seems that sbs method adopt.
cd b, Meyer vs csiesisisd 10 thros erea
,rpsrissecd physicians 90 their guard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

Vernon, hes suffered seriously IRON The
failure Of western investment eompsn'es
sad oes home company, sed nos sss
snp.lire 10 hsvibs her turs 81 II. The
security Trust Co. OF Nsshus and hes
Hampshire Trust Co. Of Manchester have
been compelled TO stop business. Tee
large nall on,l banks 10 the latter CITY
have sLo suspended. snd the savings
banks have voted 10 demspd the 20 day.
so,ioe Authorized by isw, on large de-
pu.tts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

Prince bismarck has . good word tor
the milliousires. 10 speech TO the rer.
reset tstives Of the Chamber OF Commerce
be said: The bitterness with which mil
lionsries are regarded In Germany 10 not
justified. II would be much better for
Ger any II the possessed. like England
or Americs. ten times as many milliorsir.
~ ~ she nov has. Perhaps the Prince
has noted the fact that some OF our mill
lionsires daughters are disposed to swsp
themselves for German titles.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

Hls siris Ho. aa il ia 10 lock them
ever 70 DAY A li,ils child can lead them.
Oh slnsl you are a. cruel sssAssrsvs 90
y svah = The fieh, 81 80 csslsi
inipndsd 10 give az seo0uut Of othss
ia.ulliss bal vii Dot AXE up 700 nrch d
your spse nor. may do II 81 siasurs
time
J.E McNAr8BToS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

The following auecdote may or may not
be true. bat II certainly points moral "
il does 20, sdorn tale. A l,boripg man
ubo YES on, Of employ by the shut down
Of his shop said TO his villa, Of the dinner
table: aIhs times are looking very badly.
/ do'nt know where We shall be able TO
se, things to est. II this continues His
practical vile replied: "Why not eat the
roo..srs you wore 10 yeur hs. celebrating
the election Last isllf'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

Tho death Of Associate Jastses flsieb'
fsa Of ,hs GATED states supreme court
leave. . vssssey which gill probably be
all.d b, The sppoIplms1, Of mac hon
this sec,loe oi the country. IL 10 not eS'
htsly that New York s.sis will secure 'bs
honor. n President Cisssland noninstss
u good snd allie man - The late ias'ics
ali will be vsll
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

Tue mss.pnp Hstpen W~ily 81
ls.i nslirs ihs discovery ths' Clevsissds
tsei.ls ara 20 bsiitf tsss The wicked bt'
ss.aioaa. Is lss iass severely setre'
rostms.aNs 0sscsl Hlsssll iot slio'ins
u. eivtl sssrios sw 10 he svsded ard 10
tiu.,ss tba be 10 20 better u ~ good -
w.smsiu. What . fall VS. there. .
M, o0prsrrmsnf'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

II the detectives vho have cs1ssi the
srres. Of DR. Hsury Meyer al Detroit are
correct 10 their oonelusiOns they have IN.
s.rihsd series Of crimes never surpassed
10 ,hh oonsiry. and hardly tqsalled any.
where Meyer seems 10 be 80 eduoalsd
villain, whe hss eoolly and deliberately
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

France 10 not satisfied With the couces
s,ous proposed by the government OF Siam
end has declared . blockade Of the Shame
o ports. This mesns that the French are
bouod 70 sdd 10 their territory in Ass. s'
the expense OF Siam. Russia will cid
Francs, II necessary, China may belT
Bism and, IL war actually ensucs, Eng
land may take hand. ~ she has Toe
much interest in Asia TO allow other pow
ere 10 se. too strong . foot bold. Fog
land and Russia are really more interest d
10 ssining sscendency in Asi. than any
o,hss powers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27
4 PPLICATION OF GUARDIAN TO

SELL NEAL Eoihlh ISL.
STATE or VERMONT District OF Manchester, &c.
Be it remembered, that at . session OF the
Probate Court, holden ut Manchester, within
and for said District, on the 9Th day OF July
A. D. 1898. sl cal
Present. Hon. H. K. Fowler. Judge.
Whereas, Albert 4. Burton OF Rupert In said
District, Guardian Of William Henry Lewis OF
said Rupert minor, has this day made applca.
ton to said Court for license TO sell the real
estate Of said ward, to wit: his right title and
inter est IN the equity Of redemption OF the real.
estate which Mary E. Lewis late of Rupert ,died
seized and possessed in said town OF Rupert,
Il is ordered That all persons interested 10
the estate OF said deceased be notified 70 ap.
pear before said Court, at the Probate Once IN
Manchester, inrsaid District, on the On day OF
August A. d. 1898, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
by publication OF this order, three weeks sue
cessively previous thereto, In the Manchester
JOURNAL q newspaper printed at Manchester
Aforesaid, to chow csuse, IL any they may have,
Why said license should not be granted.
l03w J. L. FEM, Rertegis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ Estate Of 0soRgE W, BRooK.
The undsTsignsd, having beeb appointed W
the Hon. Probate Court Tor Tho District Of Nan
adjust 81 claims and demands OF All persons
against the estate Of
0eorge W. Brock, late Of Dorset
In ssid District Diseased and eli elaine sIhibit.
ed in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
% viii Meet for the parposss AfosssAad st
The wilson house In East Dorset Village On the
goth day OF Dsoenbtr nsxt. isGna . o'oloct .. M.
until / O'Clock y. n. GU said day and that
slr months from the S0th dsy NJ June . ..
1873 Ia the time limited by said Court for
said creditors 10 present their claims 10 Nc
for e1sp,instion and allowance. .i,ts.v.a
Dsted II Dorsst this SDth day Of June
GROBGE n. WALL. a,,.
Ii3w 3 JOHN ~ BUrYUn,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27
TN CHANCERY. h m
~ yUkE TERM a ~ 1875. II
ssArE ~ \ xshcsr. BssnanesSn coeny :.
PRANK xNo0

TAoosic MABLE co.
Ais Court Of chsnoery holden 81 Manchester.
utlLis and for the Cousiy " bssnlnEeen. -
ire 6fss Tuesday II June a. D. l6e4 Frnne -
d bsookiyn, In ths Cosnly q noqA y
state Of Nee York, pfsfsfrsd ~ psuoN
against the Tsoonic hssbls Co. d hAnses.tss,
70 forsoloss . csrtsln msst6aSs @ trus: essd
given and srssutsd by said 1scesss nsrsD %.
u certain lands, nghss, privileges - bsase-
hold estates In said Manchester. and Ia bundsr-
land 10 ssid County u bsnnipston, % We Hol'
land Trust W. u DE ely u Ne. ioiL 10 90
cure the paymsdt Of certain bosds. issusd ~
sad Tscouic Marble Co. 10 the bearer ~ rss-
i,,xud osptrs thereof. rhst said fseouie
Msfbls Go. issued bonds TO the smoast o. we
hundred aud 6fty iLosssBd dotIarp; tbss ssid
Prank keos u The bearer on rssisssfsa ssssr
OF . majority thereof, and tbs rest afs hsld w
divers other parties V him nnln."n.
And whereas st said Cour sueb pr"1esd'ngs
usre had that . Decree Of foiscisars sss
granted in favor u s.id fsns kses, ysGsasss'
vsid Tseonje Marble Co, ana v, =. Barber vas
appointed ~ ecaI MAstss " take "a soo.uss
Oh ssid bonds, and ASCERTAIN The yAins o. Ne
prguer,y. ugLts And estates covered BY sAid
trust deed. aud mAls report thereof W sad
Iad IA VA, further ordered and dserssd BY
aid court, that sad y. n. bsrDer give notice
10 he non rssidsnt holders Of SAID bonds, o. tbs
,ims aud place. when aud where be v'h s<sa
10 The business Of bis said kgtoin,msni. ~
putlisLing the ssms three weeks snccsssissly
10 the MsLei ester Journal. paf'lc ne-spspsr'
printed al said MAIcL estsr, The last VI which
paL,esiiOas W b. Al Least tSsise dAys Erssf 80
he time II tssnsg. Liz i
kos. lLsssfcfs. parsaAnt y 49, Dssfss. ~
siys setios W ali non .sssIdsss boidsss a. tes
,pals a ssid Tsssnle Msxtis Co.. tAss ] IN
lAAs ~ account u sAld bosds. and sitsn1 = ~
bssinsss Of my said sppoistnsnt, - Ne cssss
Haas ia Manchester 10 said county 9 bee
aisstos % the ssDik day of Aaguss 4. y. ~.
81 tn e'cl0ek IN The forssooa-
Dated ~ Manchester IN said eoabiy Ibis ~
dsy a. July, A. y. lssS.
q. n. BAEBEh, Special hAssw.
TtvLyI a eor, soiiesicn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

~ Estats Of ERAsnus d. Coos.
The undersigned having been appointed By
the Hon Probate Court for the District Of Man
chester Commissioners, TO receive .eIsmins and
adjust all claims and demands Of oil psrsons
against the estAte OF 4.
Erasmus d. Cook, late Of Manchester
in sad District, deceased and al claims exhibit.
cd in Offset thereto hereby give notice that ~
will meet for the purposes aforssAid - ibe
C0lburn House u Manchester Centfs In said
town Of MAnch ester on The 18th
day OF December, BsHt from osloeh
A. y. until O'Clock p, n, on SAID day, and ths,
rir months from the 18th day u Jube
A d, 1898, 10 the time limited by said Court tor
said creditors to present their claims 10 u Ion
examination and allowance,
Dated at Manchester this 10Th day OF June
A. D 1905
~. s88 JOHN q. BLAcKMeK,l co,...
l03w WILLIAM II SMITH,