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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07
IA K. BURTON AIR
ABB thompson, AJf. 81 al

IA K. BURTON Abr
/ ABB thompson Adf. 81 al.
/ A petition for foreclosure vas died 10 said
( cause, ~ Il Olh - 3 sllrRn tie execution
I ~ mou gage by Abraham Woodland aud Her
eilufa VOID ard, bls site, March n, 1851 u
/ toe sand Archibald NO dsArd. BOW dect rs d,
upon langs situate IN Rupert and described ss
! i0uuwts
! Being the lam on which We nov 1--we bound
/ ed OF the north by lsnts II merritt fMfer and
/ RilhAni BOUmis, on the West by lands OF Henry
/ heidou aud the estate OF George Harmon, 90
| tie south by lsuds OF Almun NelsOu and William
routt and iand- formerly owned by CALVIN Cook
I ils row dtceAtod on the east by lspds Of Cy ur
/ 1 sheldon and Auds formerly owned By the
/ .ud Colyin GOOkius deceaed, aud being the
lam conveyed TO Abraham Woodward by Go
| = Itumbull aud vile on the 1870 day OF Febru'
.rt 1864 and ieoorc ed IN Rupert land records.
Boob lG, page i3l, con aiming $50 Acfes more or
! lese,"
| 10 secure 81 800 With interest annually 81 3
per c nj , nov Iastly due aud owing.
huegtg also that Abraham woodward har
snce il .sed aud That A, u. Burton lie his duly
appointed Administrator, Alleging also that
that Hercil0ra Woodward has slnce died And
that Abe thompson is her duly appointed Ad
miuisttator Alleging also that the said ADrs
tam Woodward died te,is'e, and by the terms
OF hi-, Witl dnly probsted, Daniel Woodward snd
Otley Temple we're made Tesiduary egstees OF
ms eullfb trthltt bGlH Ibal euu ptfhpHhlt hitti
the death of his wife the ssid Htroiors Wood
ward, Ill Of whom are made defendants 10 this
suIt
And it appearing that the sRld Abe Thompson
Daniel Woodward and OTly Temple re ide and
are without this state, so that said petition can.
not be served upon hem personally:
Ii ID therefore ordered that they be required
10 appear on the fret day Of the neat term Of
said court TO be held at Manchester 10 and fol
sid county, on the lst Tuesday OF June, A. D.
1895. and also to cause their appearance therein
70 be entered with the clerk Of. said court on the
day lart aforesaid, then and there to make
susver to rsid petition and that ssd petitioner
do putlsh this oIder three weeks successlyel
Ia the Manchester Journal, Snewspaper print
At Manchester in saii county. the last Of which
shall be at least twenty days previous TO the
CONNIE noement Of said term OF court.
And notice ID hereby given to the defendants
70 said suit that q motion will be made TO
rbor en- the equity OF redemption in the said
pre- mises, aud for that purpo Q afidavlts will be
taken before Burns Sheldon, No,sry Public, at
tie store OF r. A Sheldon and Brother IN
Rupert, County OF Bennington; at IL O'clock III
the OrenOon on the 3 h day OF May 1896
Dated al Bennington in sid county this 10th
day Of April l69i, -
HAIRY T. CUSHMAN CleIk.
MAgTIN ARCHIBALD, Orators Tor Petitioner.
5O8S
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07
Vsrmont Republican CONVENTION

Tue State Aad District convention. call
ed 10 elect delegates TO the st, Loui. Con
veution we're controlled by sdvos stes NJ
Mckinley Tor President though 20 io.ttao
tious were given, The iniormsl vote sbos
ed such a msI5riiy for the Ohio m.u taa.
the delegates ~iil vote him. for time
| east, but, II the contest IL pro,r.cted,
may ehauge 10 some other candidate II
they thick beet 10 do 90.
White the mAlouiy OF d-lesstes were
enthusiastic Tor Mckinley aud made =
sreat deal Of noiss 10 their dem 90 stf.tloas
good uumbFr oi the cooler bead. xere
for Reed. among them beiog EI w. Sta
~srl and Coogttssmsn Posers aud @ ront
ssns,or Proctor sss 60, ssyIos en- tbips
bat IS Bo~ Tor Mckinley sod msy claim
that The oaio mAn sss bis fret choice.
The delegates q, large are seostor Proc
tor. Dr. Holtoa OF Brsttieboro. Y. G,
Saith Of 81 Albsus snd c. A. Proutv Of
Ss~pctt Toe delegates Of The it District
are Hoo. o N Barber d Adm gton .nd
James b scailsy Of BorIiastoa For the
Fad Ds,rte, the delegates are J.ne. "
Br cE Of Montpelier aud Victor /. Spear
Of Bniutras,
The platform is coed one and Of course
Is Tor soaad money, protective tsfia .nd
. naintsiaanoe Of the Monroe doctrine
TIE frsaIt is someshai ssurptise thonsh
II hss lons bssa sHown that there wu
s'rosg Achialsy seuilneni 10 The State.
The eiAin that TIE hsht wAs between The
reopls Nad The p1lilislsns is the nsfssi
botA. Tnere Sss 20 aghi =, all uuly co
HE qaesiloa Of lus'rueiing the dslsssle., /
ssd nosi o. tbs MeKiaisy nsa we're 100
.iss 70 altoup, sneh coarse, though II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07
Adstctto asthsrs

Are ycu DISTURBED IT uight and broken
Of youf rect by tIsE child Suffering aud
crying sith pain Of ca tiog ts1tbi II "a
send al once sud get bottle Of Mrs. Wiz,
sloHt Soothing syrup Tor caildren teeth,
ios. II cures dysent-fy, diarnoes. reeui
ls,rs the stomsch aud boWel., cures SIND
collie, s0itens tue gums, reduces i1hiuA,
too. and RiVes tine aud energy TO the
whole systsm Mrs Wiuslos's Soothing
syrap for Childfe5 ieeiblug is ples.sui
10 The taste AZ is the prescription OF oae
Of TIE oldes, sni beet tsmsle physician
aad nurses 10 tie Uaited Statrs and IL for
ssls BY all druggists throughout the world
prioe 70 ete bottle.
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GRORGE B. EOGERS Ear.rr.

- STATE u Vermont. Dlstrici Of Manchester, ~
10 Probate Court. held al Manchester, ~ltbiH
and for said Distfict, Oh the iihl DAY ~ Ayfl
A. u, 81.
Present: HoB X, FgwLfE, Judge.
John sheldon. A6nnistfAtOf u the estate
u Gs0fgsB H0ssrs lAte " bupsH IN sad De,
tflet dsosassd, presents a pttt9a 10 SfiiBg
To- rein Getting f.fth that he bss been auHLie %
eel nd dispose u the rtsi aud ptfssnAl estate
the cad Deceased 10 The Advantage " said
esttte sId the persplt igltreSttd thsFsla, aad
e xbollJ Dnabis ~ pay he dsDis u the dsesas
~ pitbin the tine hsfsJ1fJre limited ~ ssii
Cart Tor that pufposs and pfaUng ssla Goaft
Tor al sItsnsiDb " Tie lime guglsaiiY aii0ssd
f9r hat purpose
Whereup0a. a il ordered ~ ssid Court, fhst
ssid petition be referred 10 SESSION thereof,
70 b. held 81 the PROBATE Oflgs IN naheL ester
sioressld 90 tie STD day n aay a. b 1876
i1f besuhg sod deasi0a thsfeoa: Add
itls furtbc ordered that BOtisa hereof % given
~ al psfsous later sslsd, ~ publication u Tho
zane three useEs suScstslVel5 Va the AsEctas-
Isf JCtkalL btsspape Published 81 Ma eBss-
ttf previous " rsid lime appointed ~ hearing
that they may sppsaf a. sald time ADD place ahd
shoN eAass i aEJ tbsY nsY have, shy SAID
prayer should Dol be graa, 81.
A true EeeQfd.
Sss W. q. ED6EETOs. Register
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MARY +. YOUNG's Esrlrr.

~ sTArE oY YEHHosr District Of Manchester, -
BE II remembered, that ~ a session " the
Probate Court. holden 81 Manchester, within
and FOR said District, on The 22ad day Of May
A. u. 1896
Present., Hos II K F5wGfR Judge
Pred v, Fish The EIscnt0r On be Estate ~
MARI v. Young iAts Of Msnchs,ter IN ssid
District dec' ased pressuted g. sad Count Lis
petition IN Whiting. fOr lieeDss 70 sell all u the
resi- estate Of Ia deceased 30 pay The egacies
End charges ot administration sud therein max.
ing application 70 said uri Tor liesnse 10 make
such sails
II IL ord,rtd That al persons interested ia
the estate u raid dtesase be lOuhei 70 sppesr
before said Court, al the FrybAfe on % ia hAa.
chester, 10 psid Distfie, on HE Bth day 81
May A. y 1850, al 10 pCl0ek 10 tue forenoon ~
publication Ci THE order three socks sneees
stvtly preyions thereto ~ the Manchester JoUa.
Sal, ne~Epaper printed a. Manchester atgrs,
ssid, b sh01 esBss. II any they may have Why
,sld license should not be grAuied,
sos. WB, EDGEhTos, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07
lNnMMlsslnNERsI NoTICE.

Estatf 81 Arta hfffEH
The auanrNGhea tstipa hfta AFpui1tta hE
a. 40 Ffsas.ts Gsnff ~ ths nlsifiri q aan
a 0sast Canaf5ssaattts " recr " ,cGsmtns anA
select III slalms sas demands q al PsrsDu,
ATalaHi tks estslf G.
Auts Hap4mtu. late q ArhnFtau
Is sAiA plsret. 8eatAsea,tha Al oisims ethitit
"a e eject thereto htfsby give uuurs thai We
81 nee, fos the purposes eilfessla Al ths uftst
81 Il r EataH u tbt village ~ West AriinEiuf
% DE- 4uf 8sr - Or 1tef seat from Il
asrl0et N nnNlk 'rlaut 8a ssEd dsY ana
nat 81 manths from tie ~ dsY ~ Apu
tss6. ' thf uHe Omitted by shia D0au tal
sald creditors 30 preset ,hsif claims 70 as toi
eEAmlEkt0n aud allowance
DATED 81 Manchester ths &Hh day q Apn
a. D, tSiG,
SIS THAs. y BON. S'A
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07
Chr lunulbrsifr Journal
THURSDAY. MAY z. isFa
D. slK0NDs Eater aEe Prepris;0f

W. lear AL a4rsass ~ AamcrtrrHH
VI t.Etp Al Rarasa II NEIRa. lSu vE
Laab AS NlUgm ~ MxrfArTrhtno.
THrat fnr TVS rhaFmlm WHICH VI hEHa
lFsrM yvmgf aHF IHsIs 80 PAo7rcT1Nf
TaNtr Cas- AT 0Tum wrsrES rCEN3sH
Euea rrbrre8 ~ TnuaFmlrIf THrAa -
80 aats7bT - ruE WouGp vHrar isDii
,praL rgguEIIsr HH rcH wIpH lSp
aEgrp HtNaE tsu uuEhF tina lSyEsTTff
GaHIEa ~ AEA HAa sgeH nn9r naarMnNT
-RM. MCKINLEY. IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07

The Mastsetasets DeDoefsilo platform
plsees ibt responsibility ior bard times
90 ihe isa BspahiiosH A3miuts'ntion,
Tbts i. pot ci.la.ias mach iJr Drmoefsiie
.biilty A parry that estH9. iste bold Of
bs8 untt SUD RESTORE prosperity vii b.
bauuosd, sod bounced hst1. by the Amer
loan peHt Ba
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07

Rev. Or E4nuua x Aides, 'or near ?
soats a ysan hone sscfeiarJ q tas
Amsrio.n basti sud ~ j. eoptsfraiiVt issn
iiGta vub TIE greet raalr0vsrsiss That MA
sioasry uts,aHauaa hss passed ihronsh,
died .t be boue 10 Boston Ihutsdsv
D.. Aldsh vss barB IS Rsu3elPh, ihi'
state, lie ls45
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07
FERTILIZE RS
IUIFTN " HUIUH ION
Manchester Centre. March 18Th, 1906 i3sm
JAMES OTIS Esrare

tTATE ~ YtHN0sr, District oi Manchester, 80
BE- 1t Remembered, that at session Of the
Probate Court htlden at Manchester, within aud
Tor said Dirtrict on the 20th day Of April
1. d. 1896
Present Hos II K FowLra Judge
whereas, a certain instrument Ia writing,
under seal, puFpOi ting ~ be- the last wi / aud
testament uf James OTIS, lao Of Arlington
said District, deceased, having been this day
presen cd TO sad Court Of Probate and duls
filed 10 the Register. Dfioe. Therefore, II "
ordered that AL persons Interested IN the estate
Of said deceased BE- no fled 10 Hppcsr before
said Court A. the PROBATE Office 10 Msucbester,
ia ssid district, gu the gfb day Of MAY A.
b. 1886, At 10 O'Clock 4. BY publication u this
order three weeks sncoessiyely previous thereto
10 he Manchester JoFHsAL a newspaper printed
al MAnchesnr, Afgreshid. ~ shOu cause, II Aby
they may have, Why sHid instrument 10 writing
shou not be- proved and hll0sed ~ tho last
will and testam, NJ u the aid dsoeAso {.
Ti8W W Is. FUDEnTDs HauistFT
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lyman oRANpALL's Fr4rr

~ sqArHtF YrHR w MNuet u n Anchs Etff -
10 Iransl tpuu htA 81 hAurh esttt wtkil
sra ~ ss,d ui'inc, 90 ,ha 2tth dsf ~ A, III A
d 1850
rtt,vrt hos o x FaptFh Jaagt.
whtfstt tath sbtld0a ~ ptsat Hnsfdi
81 q nrha3{ef Ifauasl her oi lymau CfAntsll
AZ afFtl q fspg 8rceasea pruhlu sA43 Goa :
90 great htal Hefnre 90 ssH ssit uAfd's H.
irftsf be- Aba tu ss4a et'aft Rha fNprrteBis ~
ttid Cost ihsi & wif be uutduC1e o the in
tvtests ai tlt,sid ~agd % 20 ATE zach sale thd
pos the proceeds iLeftpi a. lutcrrtt, 81 % her
wtse cafe ibvfHf thr Sane TIE sAld UaardItu
therefore pfsys stsH Court "a sfsa him Acenst
10 cell bic ts4d wki4s lptefsst iu stld sstsit
pufsnspt 70 tht statutes % sHca fssts made And
provided
Wbtrsapau ilis afduei gh aH paftous ecu
csfutd b. talrsd ~ appesr heiurs stid Court
az stss1 fhtfeat q be- bai8tb ~ tLt tfobsit
uHcs o. Ma rbtsftr CD tho la b dst Oi MAY
n 1856 tu shpw csuee. q sfy p1lti, why the
poser sui EutLnuty qlhs't iu said sTpliet
haH should not ht Rrsutta ana tUI THE par
yu-s d i iurti 81 ordered thsi copy 81 the
rtcard q his " let he pubishrd three wttk .
slrgrssIrtiy 10 tht Manchester journals ncss
papFt pfluted Al Manchester ia said District 3 ]
q shith publications shan be puNoBs % said
time 90 nearing.
lrue koeaid
.M8s " B. ErGgRTOS. Rteisier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07

II You have doll snd heavy pain across
iotehesi and sbor the eyes; il the nosltIl.
are ireq1entIy stopped up add followed by
a disakreesble disch,r4; If soreness 10
tle nose snd bleedIog from the nostrils
is often experienced; # you are very seb
stive 10 cold 10 the head sccom panied
with hss1acne; then yol NAV be sure yol
have calsrrh; aoi sboJli (mmedislely)
resort to E.y's Cresm Balm for cure
Zoe remedy will give instant relIef.
DANA'S Ssr.spsrilIs is not only th
best OF sill remedies Tor the Nerves. Liver,
Kidneys, Siomscb. snd Rlood; bm y no
se,tsH goa Gun gel you moaey Jlak
Tue ssms guarantee applies 10 to DANA's
Pills. Cough Syrup snd Pl.sters. For ssle
by A II. Smith. West Arlington, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07

The ralof af ferss ~ss ssssssihsicj b'
isnstir lat stek He uiso hss been
,boit sBd ngsily pe.oeiai HIS second
.au bee bs5u declared ruler 10 hi' vi c.,
.sA there IL some iesr that bis oldsst zoo
vbo b." beea governor 81 one Of tie
ptgviucas. may mske trouble.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07

Are you suffering Sith suy disess,
hish all make your life q isersble Dc
,vu tnos thst Raism's Micfcbe Killer
gill rute you, sold BY
Mise MANY FABSUM Agent,
yS6m. Maple Hill. Manchester ID, pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07

lie new wumsn 10 New iofs has -
eated = lsfss lot 90 BfosdSsJ, hes York.
nppo,ite the Herald" Office. ou shieh 10
&c 90 immense baildiag The loser
.tafies sijl ht used for bustBess ~htle
sboys u wiil be 80, apAf, Tor tie sceqm
moi.iion Of womsn, aad tnciu 10 banquet
bail pafler, cluh rooms, music rooms
sgmassluu, tenuis court. bicycle stable.
.ad aadlos The womsu's ubs sod 90
etstles Of the o,ty orisiasted the enter
prise sod viii carry il through
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07

Card.
We, the underlined, agree to refund
the money 90 Atty cent bottle OF
Greene's Sytnp Of Tar, fit fails to cure
yonr cough or cold We also guarantee a
twenty i've cent hottie 10 prove ss,isisc
tory or 10 pay. II Men ROl fails TO cure
your hes ache. we slso refund the money
BAYLR. + d SowL'.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07

Tue leaders IN DR.. Jsmesons raid have
been eoudsmled TO death, though IT Is
hardly probable that the extreme sentence
~tli he carried out. The CIPHER kilograms
tet~tsn jameson snd Cecil Rhodes JUS,
before the raid have been published snd
oouu,ct the LADDERS With the sfiilt
Rhodes vas pfesi ent Of the South Airlcs
company aud Intimately connected With
lhe home government There vas evident
lfswell orgsui4td conspiracy to gobble
up the Daich Republic, only Of course,
KagIishmen never do such things. Tbs
time they got LETT The Dutch irmsrs
~efo too much for them,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07

Tspies Bread Winners out wear al
other shoes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07

Tue Wilson tariff has not ooly changed
tue condition Of tbIogs 10 tins couutry so
tHal the patton ~ ine easing It's debt and
tue people ATE isr from ptosperou-, bot II
hss changed thl1ss Ia Eosland. aud nov
taat couutfy !, paying It's debt sltb bls
sufplas left over add It's people are more
pro porous than they have been Tor year.
Tue tessol !. easy to see; goods formerly
made here are nos made 10 L Igl.nd.
Tbs. On sans more work there snd less here
The moaey that should go 10 our working
msn is seat 70 Easlsud for the pu,cnae
OF goods that Gao be better made here
The people understand thi. Tact and rhs
Is the reason they are Tor thorough pro
ieolve tariff sod Mckinley. though The,
you'd be as lkely to get pro,ect,ol snb
K,ed as wlth Mckinley,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07

Sens,or Woloott Of Colorado has written
10 the Republicans OF bis stste thst be
snail remain 10 tho Republican party not
withstsndiug its opposition 10 Tree silver,
aud be warns them sgsinst repeating their
follosing after PopulIsm, Governor Me
Council, Of Idaho. has written his lnteD
tiou TO stand by the Republican party snd
support It's nominee al st. Louis. no mat
ter VII the platform may he so far as to
currency. Indirectly. the q vernon COZ
dembs the course OF Dubois, Mantle, Gar
ter. Teller and Cannon ia boiling 10 the
Ssnste from the Republican party on the
silver qaestion, Senator Shoup,of ldsho
has also written letter declaring bis 10,
alt to the party aud ooudemning the sac
rihoe Of the pro ection when nothing could
tie gsioei for silver,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-07

Democrats will never lack for gall, BE
fore The Mckinley tariff Was adopted they
Unanimously declared that ito plate never
bad been and never could be prod uced 10
this country. aud putting tariff on II
would merely increase the price and bring
DO benefit. New tha, the Industry is fairly
established they say that the business has
succeeded, not because Of the McKluley
tsuh. bat because the Wilson tariff re
duoed the duty. We import a great deal
OF pIste now, but With the Mckinley du'y
restored We would soon produce every
pound OF plate used 10 this country, aud
the price would not be greatly advanced
either After few years 1t wouli be lowtr
than ever, Tbst i, the experience 10 ie
speot TO almost every article manufactured
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YOUR EAL TIL

; al important ThAts somethiny II s,Is to
have 10 the house Ike Gre 10 winter 10 Keep
hsAlth IN you must Keep sickness ont To make
the nnse!coms gne-t postpone HE call or shorten
HE stay when be eomcs, tone up your system BY
tho use OF our
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Marriages.
WA MIS-.

Atawasenssi Eaau Tss Hsad Tss ts-l,
f,af EaoA faAsfars
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-15
PERSISTENCE

Those who have been the political
opponents of Congressman y. NJ. Cur
It's. of New York, can admire the per-
slstency he has displayed III trying to
secure the passage of a bill through
congress asking for u meageT pension
of $500 a month for Susan Wright,
living in his district, who, through some
technically has been deprived of this
small pension. 1t is said that ever since
ne has endeavored to secure a passage
of this bill. he has been made the butt
of ridicule and the target for the wits
and satirists of the house. But he has
kept pegging away indefatigably, and
last Friday evening succeeded in having
the bill pass without a dissenting vote.
While congratulating himself, and
thinking of the benefits the poor woman
would receive through his efforts, the
other evening, ne was handed a tele-
gram which contained these signiti-
cant words:
"Susan Wright died last night"
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-15
Are Interested.

II is with no small amount of chagrlr
that the two old established papers III
Plymouth begin to realize that "there
are Others Ever since the establish
ment of the Farmers institute in this
county a program mas been one of the
essential features. Two years ago the
Democrat printed the programs for a
stipulated sum. Last year the pro
grams were printed at the office of TIE
INDEPENDENT. This year the always
get-to-the-front INDEPENDENT told the
officers of the Farmers institute that
it would furnish them all the programs
required, for nothing, only that they
should be acknowledged as the official
programs. This offer was thankfully
accepted, as it is known that the ex.
penses of the institute are heavy when
considering the amount of available
cash they have TO complete arrange
ments with and meet expenses.
The two old established papers of
tOlil anu lOb Univ yOoio OAAS'NiOS
believing that, owing to their long es-
tablishment in Plymouth, they were
entitled to some recognition in the
matter, now show their %displeasure by
each getting out a program for the
same sum of money that THE INDIE
PENDENT charged -nothing-marking
them "oflicial.
1t is a peculiar condition of affairs
that has arisen IN Plymouth during
to the predictions of the old established
organs and their crOakers, who gave
the "Infant representation of political
independence" only three months to ex-
list. At that time they spoke disparage-
ingIy of the "red-headed" editor from
"Suckerdom," with Illinois "hayseed" in
his hair; and accumulated evidence goes
TO prove that they have persistently
endeayored to find a comb fine enough
to remove those seeds, but have ignO.
miniously failed.
The fact Of their printing programs
for the Farmers institute and distrib-
uting them gratuitously gives sufficient
evidence that they are falling into line
and following the pace set by the
only Independent paper in Plymouth.
Now, for further information, we
desire to say that the programs pub
lished by THE INDEPENDENT are the
only programs officially authorized by
the Farmers institute.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-15
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Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-15

entities them to the privileges of the
public schools would overflow their
already crowded condition. This is
especially noticeable on the South side.
When it comes to erecting school
houses the tax payers throw up their
hands i'm their desire to assist In such
laudable undertakings; and If there is
one thing the Americans pride them
selves upon it is their willingness and
unselfish desire to erect magnificent
school buildings for the purpose OF Civ
ing their children that which makes
America stand far above other civilized
nations.
plymouth needs more room for the
public schools and the South side OF
our city is the place for it, and now is
the time to push this matter SO that III
the near future, and before the COM
mencement of another school year, suf-
ficient room will be ready to receive all
the boys and girls entitled to the ben
efts of our public schools.
These are our sentiments. Others
may differ radically and the columns OF
THE INDEPENDENT are open for our
citizens to express their views upon the
subject.