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Henp Lee.

Importer and dealer in Chinese and Japanese
fancy goods All kinds of silks, silk dress pat.
terms EN- mbroidered silk dressing gowns, shawls
and handkerchiefs and general furnishing
wear. / respectfully call the attention of the
public TO the fact that all my stock is now on
special sale, regard ess of cost. No. sos North
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ID NTUC AND INDIvID UALs
BANKS holding bonds Of the Pas

A0 holding bonds of the Pas
dena and Mount Wilson Railway company are
notified that the interest coupons thereon, ma
turing July 1st, 1893, will be paid in gold coin
on and after that date on presentation OF the
same at the Office OF the Los Angeles Safe De-
posit and Trust company, No. 313 South Spring
street, Los Angeles, Cal
T. g, c. LOWE,
President and Manager.
N. B.-There are few of the above bonds OF
the present issue bearing per cent interest
carrying special advantages and unquestionable
personal guarantee of both principal and inter-
est, which are now offered to those desirous OF
making an entirely safe and profitable invest
ment Full particulars, and the bonds, can be
obtained of any Of the banks in Pasadena, or OF
the Los Angeles Safe Deposit and Trust COM
pany; and at the companys Office, Grand Opera
House block, Pasadena, Cal.
The above road, free from all floating debt,
goes oto iei ular operation July 1Bt, next, with
profitable transportation engagements equal to
its full capacity. No more safe and profitable
investment can be made than will ba found in
these bonds. moderate amount of stock Is
also offered at par ~ u
The herald., 1893-07-02
REAR VALLEY
SunlDlerReSort
And Stage Line.

This resort is situated in Big Bear Valley, 40
miles from san Bernardino; altitude 6700 feet
Is reached by stage line from San Bernardino
Stage leaves New st Charles Hotel on Tues
days and Fridays. A fine four-seated spring
stage has been built expressly for this route,
and will be driven by careful and sober drivers.
Largest trout caught in the state at this re-
at the hotel. First trip up on May 18th. The
earlier you come the better hshing you will
have.
per day Round-trip tickets. ST. For full par
ticulars inquire of o. g. 4. X. ticket office, Los
Angeles, and New st. Charles Hotel, San Ber-
nardino.
Groceries, prov sions and fishing tackle for
e.7tf 'N N GUS KNIGHT Prop'r.
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REPORT
SAVINGS BANK OF SOUTHERN CALINORNIk
on the eMorninx Of July 1stl lse3

o os Angeles ST.
%
!. sident
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$1,308 484 SO
w. G. Cochran, president, and James F.
lowell secretary, respectively of the State
Loan and Trust Company of Los Angeles, being
separately sworn, each for himself says that the
foregoing statement of the assets and liabilities
Of the above corporation is true, to the best Of
his knowledge and belief.
w. G. COCHRAN.
JAMES F, TOWELL.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this 1st
day of July, 1898.
Notary Public in and for the county of Los An
geles, California. 7-2 lot
The herald., 1893-07-02

In6 UnlV6rHIty Ba66 DaII cIuO and the
Riverside team. which are to play at
Riverside on the Fourth of July, will be
composed as follows, as to batting order
and positions:
Universities = Leland. first base
laughed, third base; Early, catcher;
Wilson, second base; Martin, short stop;
L. Smith, center fielder; Van Horn,
left fielder; Carton, right fielder; Tyler,
pitcher.
versides-Marks, catcher; Young
love, center fielder; Merrill, first base;
Cobb, pitcher; Heap, third base; New
conbe, second base; Basche, left fielder;
Varga. right fielder; Murphy, short
stop.
Umpire-E. W. Oliver.
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VIM. #. Brown, Joweler,
353 South Spring st., 4 doors north OF Fourth
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.

Weakness. impotency and Lost Manhood POI:
manently cured. The sick ana amtoted sAo ul4
eied extensively In Europe and inspected thor
ouzhly the various hospitals there, obtaining
q great deal of valuable information, which he's
vices. Ths Doctor cures where others fail.
Try him. DR.. GIBBON will make no charge
unless he effects cure. Persons At distance
ntrictly CONFIDENTIAL. All letters answered n
plain envelopes, Call or write. Address
DIR. J. r. GIBBON,
. Boz 1857, Fan Francisco, Cal
Mention Los ANGELES HERALD. 10-13 "
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Chief Of Polioe-J. M. Glass,

OuItl Oh TUIIC5-J. M QIhSS.
Mounted Police, Battalion OF Foot Police
Grand Marshal-Chas. A. Alexander.
Chief of StaE-Col VIM. G. Schneider
Staf-Frsnk Sabichie, d. #. Donegan, p. L.
Budinger, M. Ordoquie, Louis sentous, J. 4.
Harmon Ralph Dominguez w. NJ Ardis, J. 4.
Sabichie, p: 6amal, J. +. Kenealy, J. Window,
Paul Royn, Lawrence Pellarine, Vincent Sem
tuse Frank sepulveda, M. L. starin, John r.
Pirtle, W. D. Cline, Mark Jones, J. A. Forth
Clements, Col. J. X. Fernandez, VIM Doben-
s2eck, r. w. Dromgold, VIM. L. Price, N. A. Cov-
arrubias. Ben Johnson, J. @. Cline. p. A. How
ard, d. M. McGarry. frank Coulter, Henry
Steere, Ed Kinsey, H. J. Shoulders. 8. r. Mum
son, Thos. strohme, N. H. Newmark, A. w. Bar
rett Chas. Tidbail, Ed Tufts. C. F. A. Last, Don
Marco Foster, John Cross, Jr., Frank Palomares,
Wallace Stockwell, A. w. p Kinney, Dan'l
Innis, Hancock Banning, Freeman G. Teed, r.
II. Rhodes, J. CastrucciO, l.. Herzog, K. T. Car.
nickle, M. Mcdrel. I'd Laventhal, +. NJ. Nickel,
Geo. ". Campbell, Geo. Pessell, John Gaffey,
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State of California, County Of Ios Angeles, ss.
We do solemnly swear that we have, aud each
of us has, personal knowledge OF the matters
contained in the foregoing report and that
every statement, matter and thing therein con.
tRdPee tRdPee ia trnA hest nj on. Ja1tAaae.And
J. M. WITMER, Cashier.
Subscribed acd sworn to before me, this LIST
day of July, 1853.
[sEAL.] GEORGE BUGBEE,
Notary Public in and for the county Of Los An
geles. state of California. 7-27t
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Additional real estate decided and
bonds turned over to secure de-

State Of ,'alifornia, County OF Los Angeles-ss.
I. n, Widney president, and George L. Ar
mold, cashier, OF the University bank of Los
Angeles, being duly sworn, each for himself,
says the foregoing statement is true to tho best
OF his knowledge and belief
r. NJ. WIDNEY, President
GEO. L. ARNOLD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st
day of July. 1898.
lsEAL-l JOHN o. THOMAS,
Notary public in and for the county OF Los n
geles state of California. 1926
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

Ii almost took Enr ,pe's breath away TO
resd 10 lie de,pa,chfs iram New York
that the closing year had BEEN one OF IN
e,suyled prosp. rity Ia Awsrics, writes
the Nss York Times corr spondens 10
BIZ. cattle letter Of December 3Ist. II there
siis,s on this aide OF the Atlantic man
who ,h,nks tbs, 1891 has been good year
his whetesbuuis 10 unknown. should
thirk that never before has there been
such . unsn imous consensus OF fectiment
10 the Old Vol - 90 this msttr Of de
rouncins the tvslvemop,h which happily
.rplrs tonight Coed tiddanee u 10
every heart. 90 Every t,nene.
Ensiapds share IN tti. general ootcry 10
Quite strictly nnancisi n.r Investing and
email incoa . classes Lost sisout Si00 600
600 10 1891. aud they seeu TO have Loaf
sou.e e60o. 600 600 on top OF ttst 10 this
1892 ose hears 90 ever, eide In The city
tales Of the sLrinksge Of values - sweep
ips and d.sasitorsly ecmpless - the story
In The Arsbisn Siets-" Of the jewel
Which tafIsd into dry l.-v,s. But that
hsppsssd 10 sinsis pisai; this has been
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

sssturs drawn col ,troush tee lcss yssrs
wnh tLe irss sseins spifii q ihsis rsos,
Lossvss. Has l'shnss ere loolios hepsial.
" 70 1896 70 Get sveryth ristt sssin.
The clevd Of depression vLich shadows
he psss,as CT the old yssr Oh 'ss cont,
nsrt has 20 such silvr liains. IL 10 nos
10 any coos pov~ there 10 sss boz is9s
ess cell hope being se..e than 1872. even
II se leave out " account the regularly,
renorseIessly Increasing burdens upon mi
dastry. commerce. ard capital piled up by
niiitsrisu. There Il 40 apparent pros
pees u Rnss's lspsipg into ssists Of hope
lees Insolvency. famine aud turbulerc !.
sad there seems little doubt that there
vill he 90 early aud msIisnsnt ecrudes'
ce1oe al cholirs 10 central spd western
Europe
Cholera hss managed 10 Keep itself alive
IN Hsmbnrs almost without ioiermisiop,
and II IL continually tIrneius up 10 iso
lated hsmlss along the portt see coast. 10
the NetherI.nds. aud in french fl.nders.
one tiny village in the Department do
Nord hrs had ~ des,bs ip tvo dsys this
vseb. Before tas sutunsl ffost bad Get
IN the pes, had worked io,o two thirds OF
the rivir system Of Europe. aud was jass
besiaoins ., rious rsvsgss in Huo srS. POI
Land, and the Ukrsine IL ia . Legitimate
s.sum piion hat ssrn weather viii zee i,
bunt forth simultaneously over . vat
are. aud run sneh c,ur.s As our genes
ton hss net setn before.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

George Kelley ieil Raiisnd Monday 70
vsik 70 For~,dsle. Tuesday morning he
~ found lyias bsslds The road shrss
miles nsrth Of RsiIsnd. He bad fallen
asiesp vail. undu the irAaenee II liauer.
Beat hAses end one foot vsrs 90 badly
irossn The, en- rslstcp oil bN aecssssry,
Capt John II. Minns has opened -
ofHos Tor The ppcliee o. lss u =, Albsos.
Ia ths pes block 90 Nsia street He will
give up bic county court reporting alter
March. except hs hcms conaiy. Capt.
Mimns studied Law in the Office CT Hoo.
Park Dsvis u 81. Adams aud .. C0lumbis
lsv school. being simiitsd to tie bar 10
Franklin county 1t the April Term. 1851
W. A. brown. . fsshionably dressed
young nsn, vss arrested at Yergennes
Monday morning st . o'clock Tor forging
check for 800 on bank 81 o.k P.ri.ill.
and r~celvln the money therefor from
the Middlebury National bank. Yonns
Brown IL son Of ] A. Brown Of Chicago.
formerly sresident OF Burlington and pro.
miuent MEG, Der OF the Methodist church
there. Young Brown 10 . csrpenisr BY
trade and Is az eH prisoa bird. having s.r
we'd term 10 pepitentisry in Penpsylvs
nA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

Ths World sd,tarialy denouncing the
spap senatorial csucus. sAys;
The rios has displayed the foil cypicism
II i,s contempt Tor public opinion. 1t has
followed the snap selection OF . senstorisl
candidate With call for . snap csucus 10
rouif ate him. Fesrine the effect Of even
= protss, sesinst is sction. continued Tor
Ior,uiabt LANCER. II yesterday issued The
eiics fer caucus 90 Tuesday evening
mkt. week before the day nIed BY las
fFr beginning The halioiina for senator.
The folly Of the mid sinte, snap copven,
ison isio IL repeated The lesson OF Chin
esso has been 10 / The instruction Of
November fell into tie unrcspsive miods
o. polite Bonrboaa To TIE
wrong oi rresrransed personal choice Of
- nstor sntseouissie 10 the president
tlss, and "a ~orshy 81 The, srea, ofiice. the
NJ shins hss nov ADDED the IL jusiice Of >
hurfl a decisior. Me,sr Croker. Nor
rhy, shsttsn and Hill evidently consider
this 10 be smart poiricA To men Of
cesrer ard longer vision IT 10 seen 10 be
very saos, slisd FOLLY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12
STATE NEWS.

The town Of Salisbury is $40 600 rich
er by decision that was rendered last
week in Boston. Mass by Judge Hsrri
man 10 the Suffolk County Probate Court.
The money comes from the estate OF the
late Walker 4 HAYES. OF that city. who
left several public requests.
Keep it in the house, Good advice from
the Captain. Captain s. G. Walker, Com,
pany @. LIST Regiment, indiana Veteran
Legion, Lafayette, Ind, writes this:
have used Dr. Bulls q ,ugh Syrup 10 my
family for the last two ye.r,. aud ad viss
sll having children never TO be without
T.
Never 10 the history OF the Central V,r
mont road has the freight traffic been 80
heavy over rs line Is at present Al tim
during the past week. over 1000 loaded
oars have ,tood at ulctions awaiting mol
tive power and their turn going south
a'one II amounts almost TO q blockade,
sometimes delaying passenger trsips ger
iously Probably no other company 10
the country does as large a business on >
single track road ss the Central Vermont.
First class for cure OF bruises, spraius
and rheumatism Captain D. Fl. Macsul,
ay OF No Engine Company, Baltimore.
MI. says: The members Of our comps
ny have thoroughly tried SAlvati o Oh for
sprsios, bruises and rheumatism and it
has given satisfaction in every case. We
ragard IL rs a first class linimsbt
The engagement OF Miss Gertrude r !,
dsu 2 liter OF ex Lieut. Gov. y. A. Wood.
bury Of Bu,liuet ton. and George n. Powers
OF Worthwhile, recrstsry OF the Vermont
senate, IL announced
vas sufferer from c,tsrrh for fifteen
years. Wit, dis'r ,ssiDg pain over my eyes.
| used Ey's Or ssm Balm with gratifying
resuiss. An apparently cured. Il G.
Warren, Rutland. W.
A reunion of the surviving mem bers OF
the 18th VI V,ls. ~ill be held at Ruilsnd
during the state encsmpmsn Feb IA and
Is Den LsviG Kingsley Of Ru.lsod 10
he pr -iiAnt Of the r,gimentsl sssocisi
ton which vas f,rnei ct the time OF the
Boston eucsmpmeni. and Edgar J. Pliss
u Crest b ,rngton. Mass, lie the secre'
lsry.
suffered from . severe cold 10 my head
Tor months and coull get 20 relief. Was
,iviaed TO use Eiy's Cresm Balm. II has
VOL ked like magic 10 lie cure. an free
rom my cold after u-ing the Balm one
.eek and believe !, Is The best remedy
J. II rfis. Wholesale Groi
sr. li9 Front 8, New York.
The usion Soaps'oas company OF Chesi
sr has rsce1tiy pat 10 'hs lsnndry OF the
home st Bennington . large sosp,
tone tray aud tax OF tbs value OF $50
: . eift to the inssitaiion. The company
! pov The largest msaafscturers Of soaps
t,ne.in shs Ua,sed States
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

A Lsndon special say: In view Of the
danger IRON the cholera epidemic in the
coming spring. the North Atlantic Steam
ship conference, which includes the Allan,
the Dominion and the Beaver lines. have
int ucted al their European agents 10
refuse TO book any German emigrants for
usited States or for Canada unless the
would be passengers have been removed
from German territory three week previ,
oas to the sailing dste. This proposition
gill practically suspend oil German, Rus,
siau and Polish emis ration. ~ Hamburg,
where The cholera has resppesrd, ,s the
port q exit Ia s'dition. BY strict orders
Of lhe conf, renee. all Briiiish or continen,
tai emigration 10 the United States has sl'
% been suspended 20 far - the boats OF
Tho compsties comrrising the body are
concerned.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

as.sxsli< prisepiss. ssd bis Ises ed
1dsoss Services 10 hs d~nssssass essss.
ircs Ne period sbss ls - ~ able
leassrsrt Of Ssu usl J. Tildss doss Va
Tbs preset bos,. vev r~eossissd. TAs
rsol stioss vsrs storied bot sssriy
srsninoss vote spd vbiIs Murphys nsss
.ss hssr liy sbssrea. The rsns o. cisve'
land .~ recsivsd ssis proiosas slsne<.
Is vs osssisly = very snssssl tro
eeedius
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12


Tho Worlds Columb isu com mission Of
ysrm pot srs basy receiving an d answer
log pel,tiiiops for tpsoe 10 the building
eel apart for ths state at Chicago DIR. h.
Il. McIotyre Of Vest Randolph, Who 10
the general agent Of the Vermont commis.
siop, furnishes IS complete list OF Ell
hibitors fr I'm Vermont ~ can be given st
this early date, Exhibits with which the
state commission have nothing TO do will
be made by Eaey Organ company, Brat
tleborJ ., Fairbanks Scale compsny. 81.
Jobnshury; the Hove Scale company, RI,
land; the Grimm Manufacturing company
Rutland the Vermont Farm Machine com
pauy. Bellows Falls; the Welch Brothers
Maple company. Windsor; the Lincoln
Iron ~crks, Rutisn :; A W. GrAy's Rons.
Middlet,wn Springs; Joseph A Wilson,
Chest depot; the Vermont Marble COM
pany. Proct r; the Vermont Academy San
tons River; the Experiment station. Bur-
linston; the Barney Marble company,
s~snton. II is not expected that any
generslsxhibit will be made OF Vermonts
fern products Space has been assigned
to the st,te 20x27 liz feet Tor the maple
sugar eIlibit. It's possible that an ex,
hibit OF honey will be undertaken. The
q1srry specimens will comprise about 80
eight inch c1bes OF marble. grant g, slate,
soapstone. etc The Vermont building lie
rapidly approaching completion. and II
is to be hoped that the com uissioners will
be able to effect loans OF choice pictures oil
Vermont scenery aud such other matters
OF the state rs will tend to
. I'd to it's at act veness. The fu III list OF
from Vermont has not been
made up Is yet, because the strt. gusrAn,
tees the exhibitors of Morgan hcrses. Jen
sey and Ayrshire cat'la, merin1 aud South
down sheep. dairy products, maple sugar
etc., and is not advised as yet from whom
the individual exhibits will come 10 fll
these classes The superintendents Of
state exhibits are II I Cuts, Orwell,
Morgan horses; + II Harrington. Brandon
sheep; George Aitken. Woodstock, Jersey
cattle; @ M Winslov, Brandon. Ayrshire
cattle; H M Whitman. Brattleboro, maple
sugar; George W Perry; Rutland quarry
xhibits.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

A 1T Petersburg despatch to tue Times
,ays Prof Maitsns. the great Russian
authority on international law has been
sppoittsd a member OF the special com
mission 10 connection with the seizure OF
British seaIers 10 Bshring sea This con-
frms the belieitbs, IT is Russis's Intention
to clsim the closure Of Behripg Sea with
exclusive rights to the vest Of the imasin.
ny line drawn by the Americans. Teers
ia ev,ry Indication that Russis and Ameri.
ca rrs working hard. hand 10 hand aesinst
Englsud.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

Two questions viii press upon Congress
demsb1iug early and decided sction: ],
Istioual quarantine, v hich allows no delay
Iesi restiience sweep ov,r the land from
Maine to Oregon aud Cahfornis; 2. immi
grafton restrictions perhaps prohibition
Tor time To keep cho'ers away but such
lasting regulations ~ shall turn back the
lido Of crime and psoperism. which 10 .
peril 10 oar safety aud civiliz alton, while
giving sel.ome 10 the self sustaining and
helpful Industry and skill which We need.
Other matters OF moment. the silver ques.
ton, "a, call for sc,ion. but these tw o
should take precedence Of al elso and
need nUt take much time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

Eer. Dr. McsseeDsy. . Catholic clsrsy
asn a Nee York. ss,s ,bs, orl5 s.oo
tsihohe children ~ ,hst city attend ths
,.rorbisl schools. shilo ~ 600 so 10 pub
.tEeola He ss,s the poor have Otter
IA u b. oppressed o. have psrochisl
school. built. sni be believes With Dr
Mouiysp ,Lsi r.iisions ,rsinips 10 Cstho-
DO obil5tsa should be given alter public
school btpfr,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

- gate Of Vermont, Disu % of Mahcbsstr,ss
Ia P.obets Court bod ~ MADebastsv. within
and Tor said District 90 tbs Gu day OF sasnsv
A. ID. 1893
gsr,4, urder the vii Of JebsthAG Hnlett late o.
h. eel u raid Distrst Dc esstsd. makes sppiies
,,a,' 20 ,sscsr ~ account of Ills trust~eship lor
- uu,psse OF disidtpr The sstd Gssf fund
many the heirs u said Msria o. Secret the
Ter. 6e,sry o. esd trnst mad
Wb rsop.n 1 IL ordered By ssid Court, that
aid secenas aud said spps,cssios - gsf.rrsd y
= sfssion of said Court 70 be held II the Pfobse
ONE IN Manchester, in said Disssict on NJ
4 ii 6sy January, A. d irss. ~ 10 o'cioeh 10 tbs
fossuoo :, far tss rug and dsessson tbsfeon, And
n - further osde, ed that neucs thereof be gwen
10 Al psfs0ns interested ~ lbs pubieshon of
ihs sAsns three weeks sacce&sissiy w ~ hss-
chssses JoussAL. hsvspetf pphnse .
uxaehsstsr pssvisas 70 ssid tine sppNses1 iot
hssrins. thai They may sppsx a Sad ess sud
vlses AID sho~ cause, " sDy they nay have, Wy
aid account should bot tbs sJDssd. ssd saeh
decree u4sde
tfus record. III
Ailsst, J, x. fEhk, Hekistsf.
Trss CoDy Of Rscosd,
xsss Attest. J. Z. yESt. hgsstsr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

nnrlns sI iniofmsi reeiins OF The New
Ycfk rfesiieltisl electors Monday Aleu-
sad-f r 6aodsin ffer.d set OF resoln,
tiers lri niss ibs csrdidsy Of Edvsri
Muspts. IT,. Tor Uls'ed States senst,r.
Thee resolutions declare Mr.. Mrfphy to
be supported by the regular democratic
osssnixaison 81 the stste add that public
sentsntni. "a sbosn everywhere through
cot ,hs state. seems 10 be Substantially
ua1. liz ia ia bis fsvor The resolutions
also declare bis answering dsvossos I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

II Is. Yliiisn T. Barrett 81 Melrose. hss
ju.l been elected sresker 81 the Masssobn'
ssts house Of representatives for the nth
sseentise time. receiving every vose but
one. Tue honor 40 msny 70 eiscsions
has aot been conferred upon soy other
person 10 tbs cid Bay state Tor
more ihsa h.if. century. II is but lev
) sars siacs NJ Barrett started ia journsl'
ism 10 ST Aibaps. VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

The ds@ocrslic iois, csacus 81 Albany
Tac.1sy nlsai Ionin.asd Edward Man
ab,. IT.. q Itcy Tor Ueii~d States senator
- .ucc44d frspk niscoek TIE total
tuu.tsr 81 votes cat vss ~, OF sh'os
NJ. M0fply received 81 SD Bourne
CoeaYa b. benstor Brosn moved TIE
e.ees, adjourn. .t,ch s.s ordered WITH
en- m,lips tho nominAtion 81 Mr.. Mar
"a, ansEtn.aus
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

Csliioruia journals call attention to the
fac, ,hai TIL, country imported las, wear
over IS 600. 900 pounds Of pruuss. $40.
900 pounds OF ass. A. 00o. 900 pounds Of
rAisins. 10 500, 900 pounds Of preserved
fruits, jsli,es, 40; $1,000, 600 gallons OF
Diva oil. 1000. 900 boxes Of l,moos, lines
aud oranges; 50. 600 pounds Of almonds
besides great quantities Of English ~sl
nuir, persimmons and product, that are
easily growo In California.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12
MARTIN sLOCUMs EsrArx.

~
IVA hTATE or ygRno Nr District OF Manchester, ss
In Probate Court, held At n .nchsstsr, within
aud Tor rsid District, on the 9Th day Of January
A. b. 1893
the hairs Of Martin slocnm's estate, make appli'
cation 10 render ~ account Of their trustssshp,
With sbe view Of ssosriaining The amount ~ their
hsnds aud Tor The purposs sf psytsg - ths
heir~ Of Mary = W,msn owe 81 the bsuthd'res
o. sGld tfust fund
where spon, II IL ordered BY ssid Court, th't
said account and said application be- referred "
sion Of said Court 10 DO held . tho probsts 81
Nee in Manchester in said District on the l7th day
u February D 1888. IT 10 e'oicsk 4. = .tlor
hearing and decision thereon And ir,ie fensrr
ordered, that notice hereof b. givsn ~ ~ pr
sons interested by publication Of tbs same Tires
veek. successfully in tbs Manchester .orss. :
10 ssid lime appointed for hearing, thd they
NAV spps ar At said time and pises and sbov
c.use. ii shy they may have. Why ssid scout
should not be allowed sud saoh dsaes psde.
T. Z Rkss Hsd.tsr.
.ss. '"' 'vT' : Attest y.s rnks Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

A Consfsss there he's hs<s scss d'scos
,,oc 81 she .pii optsoE Av md 81 shs tau
10 repeal TIE shsrnss sci fos co'nsss oi
dor bet 10 decisive setios hAs i~es
t.iru
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

C0mmissionsr Posefs, Who 10 charged
wiin tne prepsrstion Of labor statistics
ior Minn,sJla. has made arepori on the
foreclosures Of farm mortgages In twenty
Two a The southern co1nties Of that state.
Toe total Number VI foreclosures In these
eoanaes for 1881 Vas 7ll, snd for 1891
$50 TDose facts shoS thai the farmers
10 the counties referred TO arc not o. pov
oty stricken as tie i.l,s prophets OF the
hogeuac Reform party have msintained.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

Is sscrasry Blsiss VI. ishsr much
.esss Mssasy, sd 4 vs feared that DO
wesss .sr,irs tpis lev Lcrrs. but be
rallied sse >, 80, .eccusn go eons'dsfs
b,s,rg ts, j, nsy p0, be psrIsnent