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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

The Troy Time Of saturday has Zoe
editorial 90 the term "Dsrtos market" n,
spilled 10 the United Stttes 10 Cleve
lands mttsage We have 10
room fer the statistics 10 the
Tme's article. bot the total sbuuaI trade
Of the United ststss, - ettimsied by the
best ,t,tisucsn of the eonntfy, EIwtrd
A,klnsoo, himselt free trader Is put at
$50. 0oQ, coo 900.
Sutsilcs ,ho~ that the con bired
foreign trade Of Great Britain, Germany,
Ulitei st.l,s. FuHcc, Holland. Eussis,
Auus,.. Italy an1 Spain is only sl2 457 4,
so saI o. Ices thar ole iOartb Of the 40,
uuAl trade (douttlicl Of thu county. In
other sofds Cltvslaud ~ouii give fcreisn.
ere chance Al eur magnificent lone
mGrld (sLica be calls urrrosI Tor
chance TO compete With the world Tor
foreign markets which would rot Gggrs,
s1if,s tod, oEs ioarlh Of what We should
u liable 10 !2se u asEs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14
EDWARD BATCHEIDERy R,r.rr

~ RrApE ~ VgENpsT, District 81 Manchester, -
Be- itrcmembered. that al sHsniou Of The
Probate Court holden At Manchester. within an
Tor sa,d District, On ths 7lh DAY o: psoetabsr
A b. 1893 49,
whereas a certain insrumsrf Ia xilng
purpOrtIng 10 be the last Win shf tsst..
rent Of EdEsTd EachsldsF. late u Dors,t
10 sIld District, deceased, having b.s1 tbis dsy
presented 10 said Court Of Probate aud daly hlsd
10 the Registers Office: Therefore It is ordered
that ali persons interested 10 The oststs u s.Is
dsces God be notified u sppeaf before SAD C0du
At the Probate ONCE 10 Hanehe.ttr, 10 said
Distrlet. Oh the I9lb dsr Of December A. II.
1898, Al ten O'Clock u the forenoon By pabIie.
tiuD Of THE order three weeks Baeg assiwts pre-.
yious thereto. IN the Manchester JOrasAL,
nswspaptr pnuted at magsehas Aforesaid. 70
show cause. II any theY may have, rhy ssld
ip,trum,nt 10 writing should bot be proved aud
,tlg.td az the last viii And testament u the AID
dsc6ts bd. -
sla. ~ FENs, Ilssislsr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

Blaud Of Missouri, the leader Of the free
silver iotccs 10 the nation.l house, has
sent the sANcrs running Up snd down the
backs II the ClevelAnd crovd by apnouuc,
ins Aa program fer tho winter. 10 The
afsl place be proposes 20 bsve the conf
nItee, q uLlch be u eLsirmsn, report a
free coiuAse act Gnd he IL cruel ei ongh
10 ,sy thGi huw II bss been dsmaustTbted
tbs, the rspeal Of the Sherman oct sAs
uasiss snl the people have rerndia,ed
,bs democf.ile parry iCf fereslieE il, be
expects Al. bid 10 pAss. Thtn be declares
thsl be has TO faith 10 the ibeiatnla pro.
,ectton nonseuse which bis party ls mouth
irg. ttat be is Tree trader ard that II
they Try 10 pat scol OF the free let AID
leave protective 4gty uFQu vooltz ks
VII! sgsl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

This remedy is becoming SO wsll kpovn
aud so popular US to need no spseiaI men.
tion. All who have used Electric Bit rs
sing the same song Of praise A purer
medicine does rot exist and it Is guarsu-
teed to do all thatis claimed. Electric
Bi,ters will cure all diseases Of be Liver
and Kidneys, will rem We Plmples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused
by impure blood VIII drive Malaria
from the System aud prevent as W II as
cure oil Manral ieyers. For cure Of II cad
ache, Constipation ana Indigestion try
Electric btters - aure satisfaction guar
snteed. or mo1ey refunded - Price 80 cts.
and 81 90 per bottle at j. n H4rl's drug
store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14
ronNsnN Il. BuRRITT,s FrrArr.

tate Of 7Crmont, Distret Of Manchester, 80
uo IA ,etuet Nbeted that III session ~ tho
p,nbsie Cont holden at Manchester, within
and for said Distr 1t. on tue lafd DAY OF No'em'
berA II 1893 t ,s
whereas, certain instrument l1 ~nuhe.
ta,t,ment 81 j6lnsGu Il Burrtt. late OF Man.
chester in sad District de aeased. hlvlng been
this day presented to ssid ca art OF If'bA'" ana
duly iod IN the Registers on q.
Therefore, It IL ordered that ~ parsons ~"
terrstod 10 the estate Of a. d dec 'asod b" notn
fed 10 appear before eald Court, ~ we Ito.
bate Office 10 MAnehes in said Dis iict on VIC
1911 day Of December, D. 1898, al ol"eF,
by publication Of this order thfp rees
snccossiytly previously thereto In VI. aah'
chester JOuRkAL, newspaper priGtsd,st 1Ah'
chester Eforsssd to show ekuso. II any l'V
may have, why sSid Instrument Ia sriuu
shoud not BE- proved aud silowed As the last
viii and testamcut Of the said deceased.
lgjv' J. 4, PENN, IssIssL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14
,osFpHA LuGgygs Estate.

sTarr ~ VEEAyrT. District Of hsnehtsisr,.s
Re IL remtmUefsd. that a. ssssisn u the
p,n,str Court boidsn ~ Manchester, -ithib .nd
~, .,td D.stricl, 0n the ian day VI december
A. y. ls35
whereas. Josfph A Lng.nt krsctIbr ~ the
s.tsls Of yOsepA Lggsss iala 81 Asaohss-
irt In ala DlsunGt asee&ssd has this dsy
yt4s4ptsd b. aid LOuft. biz petition 10 ~fiilhy
srtupg forth that i gill bs EeetsssfJ - 'sll al
N ~. real sststs u .sid deoslssd for tbs pay
,sut Of tls o. sts .sa charge. II sAnabl.,is
I'm s.A rsL erts bsLg atpstsd kAa-
4,sts C.Ilre % sali n AZ bsasJ, 40 ~ aeh
Tsfng spplfation ~ aid Court I'm Esn% "
MAKE 90 sst.
nj, 0fdsrsd, that al psison' taists'i.d istls
.st.te Of .sid dsoss.ss be Bo.lbsd 20 apy~sf 10"
fore .,id CYait al tbs ff0Lsts Ofhns " NAB"
stsstsr. IN s.ld fasract, % the 10 o aa5 " Do
y.uD.r A. ID. 1853 At 10 ooissh . " Pabls.
-. a tbls Grasr tlfss ~ssts sscss ss'Fsiy
ofsyioqs lsfsiB. 20 ths Manchester J"tHF.i- .
Newspaper printed al hIheh ester .fofsss4a "
.bo- esuse IL Euy tLsy msJ hafs' Wy ss'a
license tLgah pgt " .sls9 $500, ,,-,..
sls~ l. FkFPt Hst"''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

Arc yea disturbed a. fisl, aud bleteu
Of your rest by sick child suffering sod
cry az With pan 81 cutuag teeth II sc
send a. oaee sbJ gtt bottle q Mira Win
sloss Soqttlas sytup Ter children teeth
ing It cures jyssutefy, diafAoea, rssu
ialcs the stomach sud bowels, cures stud
collie, sonegs The ggms, reduce iudsm..
ion. and gira 'poe and energy 10 the
whole eysbu. Mrs. Winslovs soothing
Syrup fer Chlljreu TeeIhrg is pleasant
TO the taste aud . the prescription Of one
Of the oldesl AID best iemsle physicians
and nurses III lhe United States, and is for
ssleby al druggists throughout The world
Puce - cts bottle,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

It il ,stImsted that lhe un mployed 10
Chicago humber III, 600, aud the task OF
relieving suffering has become d,iboult
ole satutdav II4h Liz men sought
.Leiter 10 the cry ball. A comui'tee has
been sppotuted to colIec, funds for the
relief Of the poor, aud the plan is to raise
$1,000, 600 The fartunate ones in the
city can spate that amount without io,
convenience, aud its wise will 40 far
tossrd IN citing tue immediate needs Of
those wholly without financial resource.
In other ssss - the situation is less ser Ious,
but eve ywhtre the charitable can fnd
1nusnal necessity for the exercise Of gen,
crosby, 1t iss hard wiuler for many dc
serving people.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

The Beet salve In tie world for cuts,
bruises, sores, Ulcers. SalRheum, Fever
Sores, letter Chappsd Hauds, Chublains,
Oorus. and all shin Eruptous, and pos
itiyely cures Piles or no pay required, 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded, Price % cents per
bot For sale by J. ~ HAND
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

pectHbtI Aboai Is iuprrt.ui sls's
gaufet ia Fegtaev 500 TAslst. tHd
GrsnulIr. , J oil Htp vo'k ard .sa1
meh ba lhtesn a e tup 10y meat Tie
sos1 parry, uaieb - v.rtsshY trust has
ovu ~. 90 Ct aaAfss o. haud
Tsplett Bread luutr, cot wears all
ether shoes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14
A. l.. BOWEN,
SOUTH DORSET, VERMONT.
AUCTIoNEER
$50
Real Estate Agent.

Alec maker aud jebber 10 picture frames. urni'
turo uphulst,rur aud repair I. Heuds to- Icsd
zinc, copper, brsss. Mixer and dealer ia pstnta,
uti, Vtuish, hard Oh. putty, glaze. glaze cut 10
size ushhs, g.. Also painter, gralncr aud
paper hanger, Taps leather aud rubbof boots
bv new process, tiesns sewing II srhines 40
Flee FASs eiGuhos and cells the beet mAchius
oil, makes solder, aud auA o All kinds tho very
beat Doors bhuds aud uiudd~r Rtted aud
carpenter vork done, Real astaie bought snd
sold aud transferred as sgeut. Ia fact, II you
want anything done thai il 10 hard 10 ma . III u
10 Do. drops me a line aud viii do the rect,
n. u, hAyo durut the present crist. bought
Al suction and private sale large lot ~ picture
france and uthtf Koods, Al shout oue han the
ocular prices, and AIN gtvlpg my customers
the advantage - my luth Goods nov aud can.
not br ttpiA,ed Address
A l. BOWEN South Dor.rt VI
l., amher 18TH 1898 glsiw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14
DAVID EMERY'S FsrLrn.

- srATE ~ VVHNoNT, District Of Manchester. 80
The Probate OOtUf Igr The D1strict u hdHchCshs
TO III persons interested ia the estate Of
David Emery late Of Arlington ia SAID DE-
trot deceased. GREETING
BY the authority Of the State Of Vermont, yos
are hereby notified 10 sppeaf before the said
Probate Court, at tha Probate Once In Man
chester, ia said District. on the 18Th dsJ u De.
cember, 4. D., 1893 at 10 O'Clock 4 N, TO show
Gauge, II any you have why tho Account ~
william \ Emery Administrator Oi the sstats
u said deceased should not DO allowed and also
why tLs residue Of cad estate should not he
distributed 10 the paftits entitled thereto,
Dated Al Manchester, N snd District, this
22pd day Of November A. y, 1899,
2g]w j. y. FEM, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14
MMISSIONER'S NOTICE

- TT tn HFIN7' NF'F'R' y w U F'|FE
EsiEte Of GEOBdf W FARwEI
The undernigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man
chester Commissioner TO receive, examine, aud
adjust all claims aud demsnds Of all persons
against the estate OF
George W FArwell lala Of DaIsot
IA SAID District deceased aud all claims n hibit
ed IN oiset thereto, hereby give notice that
We will meet for the purposes aforesaid at
the late dwelling house Of tbt deceased Ia said
Dorsot on the 3rd day OF May ueit IRON
O'Clock -. m until O'Clock ,. N. on said day
and that riI months from the 8ri day ~
November D. 1898, is the time limited by said
Court Tor said creditors 10 present their claims
TO us Tor examination aud allowance.
Dated at Manchester this 7th day Of NUyom.
Der A D. 1893
CHARLES X BUCKLIN,)
GEORGE NJ. WALL Comn
2gIw JOHN NJ. ARMSTRONG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

The uncertainties Of the taritl bill are
thus illustrated by the New York Sun IN
questions 10 Hon. " l.. Wilson How
much revenue does yonr tariff cut or
Some cay $40, 900. 900, some 800 900. 600,
some 500 100000 As the internal reye,
nue taxes will have to be screwed up or
some new tsI OF taxes imposed TO make
up for the loss, it is rather important to
Know what the loss viii be, and yet It
must be difficult to estimate 1t is con,
cely.ble that close calculator might be
$50, o00. 900 or 20 aslrsy 10 his cslculs'
ti0hs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

TIE Book ~ the Fair. wLieh we have
previously noticed is the only REILLY
valuable work 90 the great Columbia
EXPEDITION. /, n proiase'y illustrated
~lih the finest views Of the most INTEREST,"
lag thtngs at the great Far. aud Its d"
senptive matter is beyond cftieism. The
BANCROFT Company, Publishers, desire Il
iew more sgepts Tor this suburb Sork.
Those interested ,A1uld wri,e 10 l. b.
Hall. ~ School st, Boston
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

Secretary Carlisle add the democratic
mem befs OF the ways and means CON NIT
toe are ssld TO be u their sits ends 10 try
log to meet the existing aud prospective
deficiencies IN the revenues Of the govern,
ment. In,tead Of the receipts from cut
tom, and internal revenue increasing Al &c
the repeal Of the silver purchasing clause
al the Sherman act, Hs anticipated by
Secretary Carlisle, they have teen steadily
f.lliug Of ThIs TACT Shows that the idea
Of revival ct business And restarstion Of
oobf Isnoe stoutng out Of the settlement
Of The siIveF problem LAs not been res'
hgtd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

To ruffsas sssft ~ AH1at Leo Sc
s.s1ed tie wtftIf rtfmsfl l,E.rsnao "a
30 ugtcHstiufiasA co TIE sTauld q IL
tsirs - iEir Gsssa eN' &c ibs general pro.
sirls thai 10 pef.as shouli b, Deprived d
he ihsrty 81 property vitbost Zoe pto
oaa q lsv The ooau hold. iasi tbs
rsht io oastfsot il rlgbl 20 pfapsrty rad
.rc.gses Vie rsti o. 6t tts prloo u tie
labor nd tbe nIs add IL ode Of payment.
tbst bolt e.emtstssfs tstsE il,l 10 no re ht
90 oarinet, sgd hat ytsE ptnos IA rst
sticssd &c ether, within Iiuta Ices than
lb1se sIlevsi tbe community ~ large. be
70 DEPRIVED - itbsfy snd properly
The Eustsh sdmifslty IA rasslHg The
~ors CO Ill tbe vAfsltps Doe % t.s doeG.
ysris lhtrs has beer 90 dtlsy u eou
ttuctUg the Mf!e,tlo rn1 MsgrA 49,.
tbs lstge,i bs,iiesbip ever dessned TIE
hustle Of the ytfis 10 90 Sssf time lott
ios Uidrrs hsTs been pHc,i for tao
tstlleshtp' u the hsuds oi private / mid
er IuelVe resssis Of the torpedo catch.
81 Glaze. WITH speed Of twenty seven
ttos. are tatldirg 90 tho Tbames. Eve
90 tie Ciyd. aud Eve 90 tho Tyue Tbiny
~ mote vessels Of these glasses are pro,
poscd The uew cruiser Powerful, de,
,isned to be the ssiItest sod strongest
cruiser sh1St, ts under contract. Sue
All be The Gfst Of siI Sister cruisers
Appeal from Boston suys A. room IS
, il settled tbst }. J Y,n Allen vonld not
scc,rt the ! o.I ot minister 10 Rome, it
sss ttode'd to John T. Rutsell by the
President Mr.. Russell dcoia,d the OF,
6oe A lutte later Pfeslieut Cleveland
offered Mr.. Russell The collsc,otsbip Of
the or Of Boft5u, Mr. Russell dI,hked
llo dea q becoming hesdsmsn, d poo
s,uol be would he compelled to assume
# be- became collector d the port Aud =
fact which b.. beyer been learned, that
10 makIng up the slate sitter Pr-sidets
Clry .lsud's rlrcuou senator Carlisle urt ed
the President T. make Mr. Russell secre
tsry Of stste.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

Congre's has called upon the admins
trstion 10 furnish all the CORE pondence
and Instructions gwen 10 relation to the
Hasiian affair, rightly believing that they
and the people should know just bow the
land. endeavor was 10 throw dlscredit
upou Harftson's adm n.ra,ion, rather
than 10 DO justice TO the people Of the
islands IN thor attempt to get nd of q
dissolute queen, though be has attempted
10 make II appear otherwise. The latest
accounts from the islands seem t. show
that his miui ter Wills has gone hack ou
him aud Is nov IN favor Of the rroytIJnol
government
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

bhllruAd ht5. ~ per NtA1'A' IRE
Granite, dressed, 40 " ~
Granite, rough, III Gu It, free.
Marble. dressed, $40 " rs Gu IT,
marble, rough, G5 80 On, H.
State Manu- Of 80 per ct ,dval ~ per ct 4dyAl.
Slate, roohng, p 10
Ga live spimsls tt proposed duty is 20
per cent ad y-lorem. Under the existing
laws. horses are $50 head 80 per cent If
valued at $3.50 or over Cattle mere thsu
o1e year. $40 per bead one year or less, 81
per bcsd Hogs, 81 80 per head, Sheep,
one year old or more, $3.50 per head less
than Que year old, 70 cents per head.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

TIE Judiciary committee OF the House
b.. reported bill rsylying the captured
snd abandoned property &C, OF 1868 and
removing the bsr Of disloyslty of clsimt
anita. II the set passes it will take hum
dreds OF millions aud perhaps billions
ir ON the treasury aud give it to people
ubI ~ere rebels for property destroyed 10
the war. Very likely /. will not pass but
IL ist singular that It should have been REL
ported by that committee at the first s,sl
.loa when the democrats are ia complete
coulrol Of the government
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14
CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH PAINT TING

UpholsteriUg aud furniture repaired cheapIy
sud dnra0Iy shop at Carpenters bIackumlth
chop, Manchester Cenue.
~ AUGUST KOHLER
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

A Washington c TespoDdsnt says thsl
the Wllsou tsuh biil Is to be stacked by
democratic members Of tbc House Of Rep
feseutstlges, who sre endesy riog to con.
blue slth the eld 10 view Of mskius the
passage Of the bt.. impossiLls unless the
House viii put iut1 j certSlo amendments
that all restore 70 the special iudustries
10 which they or Their constituents are
particularly interested sll tue protection
Afforded them by the Mckinley Law.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

TIE Rlehuopd (FaJ Times, leading
drmoetttic orgtu, ssys the election lave
oi ttsi state are . shelter Tor fraud Ihe
Dspstcb sLo strongly dem oeuuc, tayt
the ptcsent lsss pat al the election ma
tbiutry 10 the hands Of ieE meB, eusbh
lag them 30 count ~ Any candidate they
pIcsse ls the hsud~ruug 90 The WaII
beginning to 1isud ont ~rh startling
clcsfasssf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

1t Is announced from Kansas that the
popnlst hen IL on the nest. aud that the
intention if 10 batch ont new political
patty which shall have single feather 10
It's tail the ffse coinage Of silver, aud
that ali rhf s)cialstIc OF semlsoclslistlc
theories which played SO important part
10 the formation Of the popnIist party, sre
TO be thrown StIie and the new party
which is TO iise suddenly 10 an unexpected
place. is to be silver party. notbiug
more OF nothing less.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

FfoU tie psuBti q papers from 81
rsfts oi the ooabtry eIctpi tbs Eauth 80
ssibtf tbsi very large ms.9fiiy - The
isrnefs. mGtai.ciatfrs ADD vaftlagnfu
are oppg@cd Co The Nisaa tariff btlL Ito
.atoosLe. are ClcVelsBd, musi oftLs demo.
sfsfie o9bgfessm,H. The Hugvanrs and
lsfgs wt.ority Il the people 81 The
srBth
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

Gefmsny A1 reversed IL policy Of b O..
isIuy to The Jcsutts The decree o'eI
petition 49, revoked lat Fudsy sltef
,ersr.l notable speeches BY Leaders 10
ots the dsclanliou uas made by At smlui
tut Catholic ,bs, be party uouId Rot cup
port The Pope 10 sFro-fftbeE policy, sDd
that Germkn tslbOLos did uot lntsipui
tts doetuae oi rsp1l iaiallibiiny p ir'
lsfieucg ~ith their duties to the empire
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
PORTER.

The snow l. very deep on the ground
for the first Of April aud rather cold.
The roads and fields are getting bare,
still IL l. sleighlng yet. IL the snow
should 20 quick We would have high
,ater.
Mr.. Elmer T.. French, son Of I. l..
French of this place, who has had charge
of Newburg Seminary, Newbure, W.,
for the past three years, IL going the
first Of the summer to Merrimac, y. H.,
to have charge Of the academy at that
place, getting fifteen hundred dollars
salary for year. Mr.. French IL =
graduate OF Tufts College, Masss-
chusetts.
Hay Il very scarce and high. There
Is much complaint that the hay Of the
past season does not spend well, but we
have had hard. cold winter.
Mr.. Moses VI. Libby expects TO sell his
stand and 20 to Massachusetts, this
spring.
Mr.. David Ridlon has moved to kexsr
Falls aud gone into business with MIR.
q. W. Towle. They expect to build an
other factory at Kezar Falls the coming
season and expect tn have the electric
ears run from Cornish station to that
place.
Apples have taken drop down but
potatoes are high.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
NOTICE OF SALE.

Pursuant to Q license from the Honorable
Judge OF Probate for the County Of Oxford. ]
shaII cell at public auction, on the sixth day OF
MAY, A. ID. is1, ut ten O'Clock In the forenoon,
ON the premises, all the right. title and interest
which Amos ". IIorr. late Of Lowell, IN said
county, deceased, had In and 10 the following
,isscribed real estate, VIA; The homestead farm
I'm said Lowell whereon said deceased llyet. and
lying on the southerly aide OF the road lea.ilng
from IIealds Mills. socalled. TO liarriman's Mils,
90 rallied.
Aiso 4 wool lot, 20 callesi, In said Lowell. q
Part Of lot numbered 81 In the eth division.
bounded as follows. Commencing NJ the south
east corner OF said lot. run westerly sixty.six
rois 20 stake and stones, the corner OF land OF
Ira Head; thence nortberly across said lot 81
right angles 10 line Of said homestead; thence
essterly on line Of said homestead and line OF
land formerly owned by David u. Hartman 70
the northeast corner Of said lot: thence south
erly on the line Of said lot 10 the place OF rom
mencing.
Also q twenty acre parcel. 20 calle.i. nearly
opposite said lleald's Mills, and bounded on the
cast by land Of Ezra Ileali; ON the southeast and
south by land Of Henry Gerry; on the west by
land Of x. T. stearns and land Of Ira lieali. an,
on the north by road leading through said
Dated this Ssh day Of March. A. d. ls9s.
vILERIA lIOnR. Administratrtx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04

nnpls syrup season has Just con
nsaosd. 1ost Of he orchards IN this Vi
entity are tapped.
0cerEs Fsrssn spsut the arst part Of
thls week In Fryeb1rg.
George Abbott has moved Into Bert
Willis' house.
8. Clarence Curtis IL attending high
school at South Paris.
II. K. Andrews has some new room
papers.
br. c. L. Buck win BE- at the Maple
House the 9Th.
We understand L. 8. Perry has secur-
ed . good position As superintend-
emit Of Burrowes' screen factory In Port
land.
George Ridlon IL spending most Of his
time now at Rumford Falls looking
after his land Intervals.
A family OF Indians from Old Town
came Into the place Thursday evening
and Friday they rented Daniel Curtis
shop and moved In. The family consists
Of four women, two men, one child, one
cat.
Mrs. Mary A. Mann, wife Of Lewis NJ.
Mann, aged Is years the 10th OF last
April, died Friday morning Of typhoid
pneumonia. Mrs. Mann has been In
poor he,lth for number Of years but In
thls her last sickness abe was confined
10 her room only about one week. Mr..
Mann and family have our heartfelt
In their bereavement. lie
has passed through many trying and dis
circumstances since coming
here.