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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

All Of the Epglish trade pspers seem ,c
be delighted With President Cleveland I
Inaugural. Que OF them. the hoo and
Steel Trades Joarnsl, Gays Now iha, The
victory is WOO, IL is satisfactory TO see thai
Mr.. Cleveland has o. iore often his rlsdg
70, a.d has no Intent: on OF sbsnd oaing TIT
platform by means oil which BIO reclimbed
into POSER. Ga the tariff question Mr.
Clev, land spoke very clearly and adds
Our manufacturers who can pro luce for
the American mark, /. and successfully
compete there agpi ist home products,
may hope on. and by and by will see
American business coming their way
again. Added to this is the rather melan.
cLoly announcement u at the produ
OF pig iloa in the United Kingdom for
1892 Was olly GIG $50 tons, its smallest
pro luct nuce 1879, in which year the UbiI
ted States made only 2.75l, 1853 tons,
whereas iu 1892 We made g,l57 900 tons,
aud the Gtrnaa production, under their
very Insufficient pro .ection to pig nos.
was /, 793. 900 tots. Or. 10 other words,
onr production has increased 1916 per cent
the q, rmsn production Ill per cent and
the British pro iuciion. under perfect free
trade. bias incn a,ed DUNG the same peri
cd barely 10 per ceDt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30


hsllsutts We thail report iraE sin'
10 time. - Ro,ds are washed badly AID
The Rad eonninioesr ell have snpi'
room 10 dsrIsy iusssEsns in repsrist
mmA The res Law. OF lss rrsulis vil b
leoted toward 10 silb nunsud insercss
q slli siss she setool lss. Neither err
looked upos very isVofshly 10 iti, par, q
The io-n. "A lev Of eur farmers have tap
pei out. = Rsgulsr meeting q Bed Mt
Lodge Friday evening Mrs Ansos
Back !. 90 The sick list Mrs, Hear,
P,roham returned on Saturday from |
visit owr che monutsia - An suction i
advertised for the 2glh =, Ausss ROWAN
de-. ~ho intends moEing 10 or shore Man
chester Fred Decker viii occupy th'
house vacated by Rowland The inners
Of Mr. John Poor witch occurred 90 Thurs
day makes the sixth body dsfosited 10 ths
CEN etery here since lat November --Any
one having a i've year IA 1900 pound bay
mare they Will exchange for cemetery
work. can fisd pureh lser 10 Eiton the
granite dealer. The telegraph line Is IN
doe working sb.pe ADD soiieiis business. =
Nsrt week will probably find as as poor .
lot Of moFtsl, ss ever the SUI sbone on,
especially the day the Listers put 10 an
appearance Il Ia soodsrtul bow We shrink
aosncislly. il not otherwise. We learn
X @. Mckee seriously thinks Of leaving
town. having In view the purchasing Of
the Thompson farm 10 AnDsquassscoke. -
orlo WILDER has taken the job OF hauling
lumber from Ssndgste 10 Arlington. II
will be steady work. but just suits Orlo, -
Rev. Mr. Robbins having decided not to
return 10 this charge we are likely TO bsye
new supply. or IS some fear, be obliged
to close tba church. We wonder how il
would answer TO apply little business
principle in church affairs. Has the
thought come up in your mind. resder9-
Present indications point TO the probable
loss TO us Of two estimsble young ladies
in the near future, II coming events favor
progr o,ticsiions. "A nice horse for sale at
Aura Hsnsmsns. and cheap, Too many,
is the reason for wishing to sell r
SYNDICATE
John Steele has been very i ! with
pneumonia.
Eugene Mears bias removed to Green
wich With his fami ly.
bliss Hannah Steele will teach on the
west eide the coming summer.
Maple sug 7, like oil other god
things, comes Slowly. and but little has
been made so far.
Rev Joel Martin will preach sermon
sppropriste to Easter next Sunday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

Ihs Des Moines AZ issn. edited By /.
msn vbo ass o, Unioo soldier. ~ho 10,
stead dij gallant service os the other eide
Of the lIoe. and Who b. duhos bis resi-
deDoe Ia the North been az inpstoous
Demo- published = ro,esorihy srIiele
en- peu.ioss i.st --sk Speaking Of Pfesi,
dent Clevelsad's inaugural ultersness, he
says he gave ths CID soldiers - mali 4
nsri slap in the face" and then sdds.
Theirs 10 DO question but there are tome
peasio % paid that ought not TO be allow
ed. IL also tue that many Union ut
Grams laye been denied aid tbst are entii
tied 10 Government recogpi'ion. The
President has no occasion 10 insult sny
MAJ who fought Tor the maintenance OF
the su,houiy o. hIs eountry and tbs horor
OF lite flag. The old soldiers earned more
than this Nat on will ever be asked to. OF
i, able to pay. Better, thousand times
better. tsst tome unworthy man receive
pay not dne, than that one man be denied
who Is worthy aud entitled tos pension
for disabilities SECURED shile standing
Tor The life Of the Great Republic. The
Un ion ,oidir made il possible iof MI.
Cleveland TO be President twlce-by pre-
serving the Union.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

Tire ,Ip editions, based uIoa different
th, cries IS to the beat way Of reaching the
North Pole, and pursuing different routes,
are to set out for the destination this sum-
mer. DR.. Nausen is TO sail along the coast
of Siberia until be ,aches q point off the
mouth OF ibs Lena delta, near where the
Jeanette Vas lost; sn then go north till
locked in the ice field. which be expects
viii float with hin across the pole. Nan.
sen eoss prepared to be gone FIX years,
but hopes 10 be tloited seross the pole
and into The open water OF Greenland
Within three years. The other expedi
tons are both 10 be attempts to reach the
pole or near unto it over land. Lieuteni
ant Pesry's plans are familiar. but not so
those OF Frederick Jsck,oa, who is organii
zing 80 expedition which is to sail from
Liverpool il June. Jackson sails at o,ce
for Franz josef Land, which lies 10 the
orih OF Nova Zembls aud to the east OF
Spiizbergen. Jackson think, that Peaiy
has gone orth IS far ~ possible ON Green
land, and that be will DOLLY cover the old
giolnd in | i coming attempts 10 80
farther As to Nsnsen, Jsckfoa is eoaf,
deni ibst his ship wall meet the fa'e o.
the Je,one,ta aod the Tege,hji, b, being
crushed 10 the thick ice, His osn theory
is tbst Peiefmau's l. nd extends Us far
be vat ia 800 miles OF the pole: distance
shich bs proposes to cover iu boats il be
fluids al open sss. or on siedges II he finds
land OF Ice. Jack, oa's patty will cousisi
OF ten or twelve, aud be prUvIsioned ior
three " ara
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

C,l. Elliott f. Shepard, owner OF I'd.
N. Y Mail 4 Express, died,in that city
Saturday, after taxing ether for the pur
roe Of under DING q turgicsl operation
he msrried 3 daughter of the late VIM.
II. Vanderbilt. spd was one OF the bes,
known men in Nav York. He was .
Thorough Republican and . stout Prrsby
,erisn and carried out bis ideas to the let
ter 20 that many people cal ed him "crspl
by" bnt bis Influence was generally on the
right side. and bis liberal contributioas
for what he considered worthy csnses will
10 ag make his name remem bered.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30
llEORGE w uTLEY,s ErrArE.

" hIArs oy yKHMosr. District Of Msncb ester 90
In Probsie Court, held At MsncbfHer, within
and for Sad District on the 18th day VI March
A. ID 1898.
Charles X. Bneklip. Administrator ~ bonis
nan Of the estate VI George W, Dnsy late VI
MANCHESTER In said District deceased, he's this
day presented 10 ssid Curt. HE peution In
writing. setting forth that II sill De nscsssary
TO sell all Of the real estate ~ said deceased for
the psymeei Of The debts sBd charges Of admin.
istfstiopt tsid real estate being the home farm
In Pat Mspeheetsri 90 vLicb tho decreased lived
Al the time 81 his death, aud the hotei called
me ttaf House and the land come ciAd there.
with situated at Manchester Depot and repre-.
sentipg the smoant OF dsb's due from said do
cssesd 10 be 81 6ss W. the charges o. adfuistfs.
uon, ssiirnsisd 1910 the yains 81 the persolsi
estate ts8l. So Of which bss been 90 may be ~.
signed he widow 1865 as. leaving balances Of
dsbts ch sfgssbia on the real estate u said ~.
ceased u "a 500 40. and therein making spplica.
tion 10 sgld Conn TOR license " make speh s~ls,
Whereupon xas ordered that hearing 90
ssld Application BE- had At . Probate Coau
V BE- held Al the Probate Office 10 nsnebes.
Ter 10 aid District on The tn day " April
d. 1875. - ~ o'clock 4 D., aud that
notes of ssid application ths natnrs sDd rsassDs
thereof sad the time and place VI beAflbg there
On, b. gwen 70 al persons Interested by The
pubilcstiOn hereof three sesks sooossslvsiy In
the Manchester JorEsfL, newspaper printad
at Manchester 10 said District. presicas 70 said
tims u hearing.
true record,
Attsss. =. Z. PEaA. Hss.stsr
sss. Asts,i, I. Z. YEss. Rsls,.n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

Considerable amusement was create 10
the New York Legislature the other day by
tho rssdins Of a bill 10 prohibit the sale,
loAa or wearing Of boopskiris or criuolinf.
Under section : ooe man. with Is female
helpers vss appt lated sesrcbers, none Of
whom we're 10 be under Is years or more
than Is III IL salary was TO come from
the sale OF eop6scsted boopsiirts. Apo b.
sr section said itsbould be Unlawful foi
any Manufacturer 10 use bsrbed wire 10
TIE construction Of said skirts. The sell
bsrbed uire article 10 be furpi,hed nee to
mothers io.lsw.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

No maple sugar made y,t
II Fuller las decided to move out
0. town.
w. II. Bu rbee has sod his farm in
this town to A A Benson.
Tx Embsnk ard WD HOWARD have
gone o Y,rk state With exen to sell.
Nancy Amedon has returned to Msssi
schuse,ts. Sue has ht her house TO Hen
ry Shade.
Ia Hastings vas injured Of Parks
mill recently by stlck coming ont OF the
lathe aud hitting him in The face
gAsT ARLINGTON.
-Uuiou Temper.Dce meeting in be Al /.
z. cl urch. E.s, A llnslon. Tuesd,y even.
ius Alril Alb. under thu auspices OF the
wCTU., Rev II ON. Rogers vi give
the address Ali are invited.
WE ARLIseTos.
After 40 sb.ence OF seversl years from
your columns II seems like "lone" TO
again act |. scribe. and endeasos 10 give
your usd.rs the hnle occurring here Of
general interest. Shall We slIos the in
tersst manifested ls,t fall in cur little
cemetery. to cease, OF Will ell Who have
friends 10 noarn help Us TO keep 10 order
the les, resting place Of our beloved dead.
Az 10 veil hnswp. lat tall great changes
had bsen made 10 Hnd about the yard.
New galvanized sire ietee with marble
pois. iron sstss. grounds graded. trees
that we're dana gag tbe monuments remoy
ell. brush cur, IN fact general nstsuer-
aad for The better all must rdmi'. |
A saptrlelendsni bss been app oio,ed Il.
+. Euos) Who cslls opou ALT keep lots
10 order. and assist 10 msAins the Gene.
lsry place less TO be dreaded than 10 the
pssi. A rumbsr Of eorteuplsiei in prove.
meats ere 10 sisv. locking to The geo'II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

The unofficial trial Of the cruiser New
Yoth 10 eomplsied and she 10 onee more o.
he Cramps sbipysri. She is proved 10
be The fssssst srDored usr vessel shlsi
Ga . tep mile oourse 10 Delaware Bay she
developed ~ % kuois. going o.ce eseh
vsy over tbs coarse. 50 that the tide
might not enter into the calculations oei
la The deep water. where there is no drag,
.hs Developed 40 es,imsied speed Of 2o.'
- knots per boar, and At one time naeh'
ed The spesd OF 20 81 knots.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30
ANDREWS BOWEN'S ESTATE

AAsTATe OF VERMONT, District OF Manchester. ss
10 Probate Count, held at Manchester, within
and for said District, on the 22Dd day OF March
A ID. 1898
Sarah J. Bowen, Administrative Of the estate
OF Andress Bowen late OF Manchester in said
District, deceased, presents her administration
account for examination and allowance, and
makes application Tor decree OF distribution
and partition Of the estate o said deceased.
Whereupon. II 10 ordered by said Court. that
said account AMI said application be referred to
a session OF said Coart 10 be held AZ the Pro-
bate Office IN Manchester. in said district, on
the liih day Of April A ID. 1898, at 10 O'Clock
A. M, Tor hearing and decision thereon: And
1t il iurther ordered that notice hereof be given
10 all persons interested, by publication OF the
same ihiee weeks Successfully in the Msncbes.
ter JOURNAL, newspspef published at Man
chester reyious to said time appointed for hear
ing that they may appear al eaid time aud place
and show cause, II any they may have, WY said
account should not be allowed, and such decree
made.
A true record
J, + FEM Register.
true copy Of record,
80, AnaAt I EHkfl Raui.ter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

The govenmen, Of Spain has officially
rendered 10 the United States ~ . gift the
Reproduced flagship Of Columbus, the
santa Maris. now fomewbere 10 the Gull
OF Mexico. on ils way to this country 10
participate 10 the navel review aud form =
part OF the Spanish EXHIBIT at Chicago.
Ths ceremonies Of prosecution will take
place 90 some date to be hereafter named
near the close Of the exposition. and 1t is
the intention TO bfiog the Santa Maria to
Washington for permanent exhibition.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

~ State Of Vermont, District Of Manchester. ~,
10 Probate Court held AZ Manchester, within
aud ior said District. on the 2lst day of Msfch
A. D. 1893.
An insrument. puporting 10 be the last viii
aud Testament OF 10 euh LugeBe, late of Man
chester IN said District deceased, vas pres. ntsd
To- Probate.
whereuYon II was ordered by said Court
that ali persons concerned therein be no.
,ihed 10 sppear at season thereof 70 be
held al Tho Probate Office Ia haloksstaI,
ln raid district. on the 18th day Of April
A. D. 1898. At ten O'Clock. In the forenoon
aud show csuse, II any they have, agniDst the
probate Of said Will for which purpose IL 10
further ordered, that this order be publish cd
three weeks excessively In the MAneaE~TsE
JOURNAL pswspaper printed st Mabehestsr In
said District, previous 10 said time Of hssrina.
true record.
Attest, J. T.. PENN. Register.
trle copy ef record,
4G3w Attest, y. v. fkSN. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

Atos, 20 ios,iE 40 vessels u var vli psri
ilcspsss 10 The Colsmbisn naval de1 90
sissilou Of sev Yort. FoBrtsen vssssis
Of cur o.s usvy vii fila siih them. nai'
sag sacb Feet 10 rumber Of chips and
poser - has seldom been seen. 10 any
ssasr. Anops noteworthy foreign ships
ts,rs /. IN be preset The Blake Of Kns
Lead. ihs Esns BsseD,e Of spsin and the
Dossii Of Italy. each ore remarkable for
bsth speed AID poser Of srmsmepi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

A BNER RICHARDS, ESTATE.
"A STATE OF VERMONT District of Manchester rs
Be 1t remembered, that at a session OF the
Probate Court, holden 1t Manchester, wit hin and
for said District, on the 9Th day OF March A D.
1898
Pres mt Hon II X. Fowler. Judge.
Whereas. +. w Carpenter. Administrator Of
the estate of Abner richards late OF SYNDICATE
in said District. deceased, has this day present.
ed TO said Court, bis petition in writing. setting
forth that u will be bt neicIal Tor all parties in.
terested her, in to sell he whole OF the real es
tate OF said deceased, described as follows -
Home farm OF the deceased containing l40
acres, Gilman Lot containing 200 act es; Beattie
Lot OF II acres a. the Agar Lot OF ia acres,
all situated in the town of sandgate In ssid
District; and therein making application to said
Court for license to make such sale,
II Is ordered, That all persons Interested In
the estate Of said deceased be notified 10 ap.
pear before said Court, at the Probate Office iD
Manchester. in said District, on the nth day OF
April. A. d. 1893 by publication OF tins order,
three weeks successively previous thereto, in
= be Manchester JOURNAL, 4 newspaper printed
At Manchester aforesaid, to show cause, If any
they may have, why said license Should not be
granted.
i73w II. FEM Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

10 rs,siislion Tor the eruelties pracliced
on Jews 10 Bussis. II is said that every
Hebrew banker In Europe hiss been a'ked
TO join In toycoitips Russian leans. II
this appeal shslI be successful Russian sci
entities will be simply driven out OF Euro.
pesn msrkets. and disaster will befall Rus.
sia's credit The Jews hold the purse
strings Of Europe. and, as they are human
they cspros b. expected to forever turn
the other cheek alter one has been smit,
ten,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

-yTbs Posa Hsfon. hiehissr. Tsmss ssyss
ussa tss ogstsliobs II TIE heh iassy lss
c.rsams srtors 10 the Uritet Stats
ssss d.srnsssa ~. 90. 600. While Cassaiss
,mposn frsrn the Usis@d sins tsvs ID
creased g. esg.ssl Tks vis5om al shs
Nskislsy las has bser 20 yell visdiesis3
iAsa The Pspleciioass, patty 10 the Donini
zoe Purposes easetirs is,sa Law sasi ilss
a. iseiadiIs The Reciprocity elssse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

Private Dslzall has suggested 10 the
com msnder-.n chief OF The Grand Army Of
she Republic ,hsnsoessiiy for no,icisg The
pension issue 10 hm Meno risl day ord,r
sooa 70 be isslei prepsrstosy 10 The IN
NAL Decoration ceremonies Of May 90
aud The, efiiosr bss signifisd bis accep
isnes OF the suggestion and his intention
10 make that feature prominent In bic
forthcoming order. II will be addressed
10 tue patriotism snd toaor Of the Amerii
can people, add call uron every orsh r
spssAins aron ihs, day 10 specially dis
enS ibs psIsiop question. 20 far ss IL re-
l.irs 10 ths dsiease Of the vidows and
orphans Of The departed comrades. A yo.e
gill then be taken Of the ssssmblsse every
where BY ufl.i.ed habds, Ia the ! rsence
Of The Whole scrid. 20 signify wbeibes or
no ibry iEccfse ite pensioa system o. de.
siss thai IL shsll be sssisken dosn, sstros
POSED 10 lac, congress
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

slops 10 nilrosa sm ployes rof 10 ~ bsssd
uT 90 The prosisiass o, The Istsnisis CeEs
msree hv. JsSss Billisss's aeesssos
rsssbss III vs,ksp vkese basin~n i ssI
eesssry " eormwo~ he saiss upss .
insl dissnssson oi tho rights Of lsbos ~,
isss, cod lsys do~p tts ruis ibss eos-
c<r's3 tsriks t,nch As the 'trsts 81 The
arsy msn Il New oriesb,. Which was the
usllss before him. lby vhsrh TIE conDefes
q its ely . iuisuuptsd - ~ fleece
sssis,t the i.w. The Jadgs says that
trade, asicas are. ~ their isespsloo. f'sh,
ssd lssful. but tLey beone hiessl 10
their pu,p,ee vbsS tbsy sslempt 10 hrins
tho Business Of eiiy 10 . s,apdssiii. no
matter whether their demands be Just On
o.htrsise
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30
THOMAS FLEMING s Err,rr.

STATE OF VERMONT District OF Manchester,s ~
In Probate Court, held at Manchester, within
aud for said District, on the 2lst day Of March
A. ID. 1888
David Buck, Executor OF the last will and
testament Of Thomas Fleming late Of Aiiiogtou
in said District Decessed presents HIS Admins.
tralion account for examination and allowance,
and makes application Tor decree Of distribu'
ton OF the estate OF said deceased
whereupon, II 10 ordered by taid Court, thst
said account and said Application be referred To-
sesson OF ead Court To be held at the Prob,t, OF.
nco ~ Manchester in said District, on the 7th dry
OF April A d 1898. at 10 o'clock A. N. for
hearing aud decision thereon And II 10 further
ordered that notice hereof be given 10 all per,
sons Interests. by publication OF tho cane three
weeks suceessively IN the Manchester JoupsA l.
a newspaper published ri Manchester, preyious
TO said time appointed for hearing, that tbey
may appear at said time and place aud shos
cause, II any they may have, why said sccoun,
should not be Slowed, and such decree made,
true record,
]. EiFENN, Register.
true copy Of record, N
i83w Attest, j.. X. FFNN Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

The decisisn Of Jadge Biliass ia The
Uaird STATES Great Court ii Ssv Or
lssns. While made on Ines similar 70 lhoss
Of The ratings Of Jadses Tan and Riel,,
mere isnrssshiss Il dos 20, sprly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30

There is an article 10 the Scottish Re
view which sets forth the very sstisfsctor,
resuln 10 England 10 reducing the death
rate, which have been due TO sanitary re,
form to lave dated from 1873. . marked
Improvement lie shown by the figures ic
hsve taken piece in the seventeen year,
which have elapsed between tina, date auo
1889 The diminution in the death rat.
for that time 10 The whole OF Englsod aud
Wales vas hon 2l.2 to ITO per 1000 q
the population. 10 The twenty largest
'o~ps the fall vas from "a to 10 per / ).
600. Taking certain town commuoi les
in London the desth rate hss fallen hon
70 TO 1874; 10 Liverpool. from IS 10
II 9 and 10 Maidstone, from o. 10 l3.7
10 1881. the mortality nom ell causes Tell
slightly below 10 per 200.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30


The death Of Jales Ferry s . very s.ril
Gus loss 10 the French republicans, a. b.
Vas almost the only msn OF real visor Of
the old opporiunist set who renamed IN.
sos,hed by recent events. His recent cleo.
lion TO the senate, after ten yests Of retire,
msnt and Of nnpopuisri,y such ~ rarely
overtakes public mao. shows TO what
straits the republic has been red aced BY
The Panama scandal. He wss hated BY the
radicals because Of lis kuoxn readiness TO
meet disorder With grape and canister,
and b, the o her religious orders, and b,
the provinces for soneIing Tonquin snd
sending The army TO pertsh In distant
rice sssmps and iupsles. The day be lett
Office he YES pursued BY a mob 10 bis
home and for good while sftsrssrds
hardly dared 10 chow himself 10 the
stre~ts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-30
REPOR of the condition of the

REfOhl OF the COnultlOn OF the
~ Factory PoIsT NATIONAL BAsR at Mancbes
ter Ceotre. 10 the state OF Vermont at the clio sc
OF business March eth. 1893.
RESOURCES:
Loan and discounts. 1913 $3.50 Gs
u. +. BuLds to secure circulation, 20 600 M
Due from approved reserve agents. s,l22 AZ
Furniture, and fixtures | 600 90
Current Expenses aud taxes paid, 535 03
Bills OF Other Banks, 5s7 on
fractionsi psper currency, nickels,
aud cents, III 83
specie, h,S5U w
Legal tender NOES 1000 90
REDEEM ption fund with US. Treasurer,
Is per cent. OF circulation. 900 90
Tot.l t,73.o6l 90
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in, $4,000 90
surplus Fund $3.50 90
Undivided profis, GAS IS
National Bank Notes outstanding, ~ 600 90
Individual deposits subject 10 check, ca e5l rs
Demand certificates Of deposit 59ll 80
fl73 GGl 96
STATE OF VERMONT. County q Bennington, 10.
/, J. r. Black, Cashier OF the abOye.named
babt, do soiemniy sxesr that the above state
meni Is true TO the beet OF my knowledge aud
belief.
j. r. BLACK. Cashier.
eabseribed ant sworn TO before me this 18th
day OF Msrch, 1898.
FRasE G. ARCHIBALD, Notary publis.
Corr et--Attes,:
s s s s S sn1ss Directors.
h. L. WYnss,
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~
state Of Vermont. District OF Msnchsster,s ~
10 Prob.tc UOnrt. held at Manchester, within
aud for said District on the f4tb day OF March
1893
An instrument, purporting to be the last will
and te,ttment OF Andrew Hanamtn, late Of
A, hng,on In ssid District deceased was pre-
scented for Probate,
Whoreupon II was ordered by said Court, that
all persons concerned therein be notified 10 ap.
pear at a session thereof to BIO held al the Pro.
bate 0tilce In Mancbes In said District on the
3ist day Of March. A. ID 1898, at 10 oclocs. In
the forenoon, aud show cause, II any they have
against the probate OF said will. for which pnr.
poee II 10 further ordered, that this order be
published three weeks successiyoly IN the Man.
chester Journal, a newspaper printed al Man.
chester in said District. previous TO said time Of
hearing, A8f9 Qa4
A true record,
Attest, J. ". FEM, Register.
A true copy Of record,
i59w' Attest. J. Il. FEM, Regiser.