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The morning news., 1897-07-17

Speaker Reed has been taking his time
with his so-called perpleAing task. stan IL
IL said he has not yet got the House COM
mittees arranged to suit him. Even when
they arc anaily announced the chances are
they viii not suit some of the members OF
the House. and the speaker viii probably
take The first train for Maine and give
them time 20 think q over Though they
have three or four months for thought
the chances are some OF them will be- lay
ing Tor him when the regular session
opens
The morning news., 1897-07-17

In Japan they enforce the government
income tax in rather a peculiar manner
Whenever the taxpayer protests that he
rated too highly the officials simply
hrust him into dark room aud tell him
o think It over carefully" After TWEEN
v-four 20 forty-eight hours, and some
mes less it is said tho taxpayer comes
% tho definite conclusion that the officials
we're right Evidently they have little
lr no trouble over tax ratings In japan.
The morning news., 1897-07-17

when the strike is settled practically on
The basis Of the demands OF the miners. TO
which 10 appears the operators will be
forced in self defense. Il will be interesting
10 note administration explanations OF tho
restoration oftlarmony ON the ground Of
.he advent OK As,rbllcan prosperity
The morning news., 1897-07-17
CURRENT COMMENT.
Gen. Miles Emergency.
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Rep).

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune (Rep.).
Owing to the presence of Gen. Miles in
London. Lord Salisbury is making an earn
EST effort to scare up any old kind of
war for his benefit. The general has been
disappointed so often in his laudable am
bition to see a few hostilities since he has
been in Europe that if England also disap-
points him il will be a bitter, crue. blow.
The morning news., 1897-07-17

owing TO defalcations from the munici.
nality Of Gravcseud while he was In pow
r. Il Is said there will be judgments
tsainst John y. McKane the one-tlme
lection boss OF that halllwick. sufficient
Q wipe out an OF his property aud leave
lim pcnniloss when he b. released from
sing Sing prison An In all McKane has
ao doubt been taught a pretty severe les
.on.
The morning news., 1897-07-17

England is dealing with a big labor
strike somewhat similar 20 that OF the
miners In the United States. The 5000
English engineers who are on a strike.
however are not after higher wages so
much as they want a day OF eight hours
instead Of ten hours. There are about co.,
900 other employees dependent on these en-
gineers who are also forced out Of work.
The English engineers appear 20 be IN a
good position 10 enforce their demands.
The morning news., 1897-07-17

seals were exterminated. so that there
would be a cessation OF this tiresome
wranglng.
The morning news., 1897-07-17

The news dispatches these days are
filled with stories of gold that riva those
of the days of Forty nine. A new EIdo-
rado has been discovered IN far away
Alaska. and it Is said to be TiCher in tie
precious yellow metal than any diggings
heretofore discovered Miners are becom-
ing plutocrats from a few strokes of the
pick. Labor calaot be hired AZ any price.
Men refuse 10 wcrk for othe~ men for
even such wages as $40 to $50 a day, but
stake off claims and go to gruhhing for
themselves; and. according TO The re-
ports, they are well repaid for their inde-
pendence. In numerous instances Indi-
viduals have taken out from s., 100 to sl9O-
000 worth Of dust and nuggets in a few
weeks. Naturally there is a rusl to the
new gold fields
The life of the miner In Alaska, how
ever, is a very hard one. The weather is
intensely cold during the greater part 0:
the year, provisions are scarce and costly,
and communication with the outside world
is slow and precarious. It requires an
iron will in the stoutest kind of a body TO
stand the hardships of the new Alaska
gold fields. Nevertheless, adventurous
spirits are focking to the diggings. and
the yellow metal will shortly begin to
pour out IN streams.
While these new fields are being devei-
oped in Alaska, the gold mines in the
states are constantly increasing their out
put as was shown at the recent conven-
ton in Denver. Throughout the Rocky
Mountain section gold mining is becoming
the leading mining industry. Only few
years ago gold was a side issue in Col
orado. and silver was the chief product;
now there has been a change. and silver
is the side issue. New processes have
been perfected with which ores that were
formerly regarded as Improbable are
made TO yield rich returns, and thus many
old mines have been rehabiltated and are
adding to the stock of gold. Properties
in the Appalachian range are rapidly be-
ing developed Georgia and Carolina
mines are being extended and increased,
with profit to their owners. California
mines are turning out more gold than
ever. and it is said the increase of pro-
ducton IN colorado this year will be in
the neighborhood of % per cent. Gen.
Ybarra, the Venezuelan minister at Wash.
ngton, says the gold production of his
country will this year show a great in
crease. and the news dispatches bring re-
ports of the striking of very rcn gold dig
gings in Ecuador. In the light of these
facts, it would seem that the monetary
question, in so far as gold and silver are
concerned, is in a fair way of being set
tied by the law of supply and demand.
The morning news., 1897-07-17

Il would perhaps be- wiser for Debs 70
keep his hands of the miners strike and
confne his efforts 10 his sociaIsuc Utopia.
His stirring up the agitation among ,he
West Virginia miners viii not hasten o
settlement Of the strike. II be would
recall HE little Chicago experience
OF a few years ago he might also come 10
the conclusion that bile new scheme is
somewhat safer and more profitable Ter
him 20 devote bus attention 70.
The morning news., 1897-07-17

The disappearance from Boston of pretty
dlss Grace Stevenson, the daughter of a
Millionaire. is just now creating mucL
omment. and her father has offered d
arge reward for her restoration to him
IL appears that father and mother hav
been estranged for years, and Miss Stet-
nson has made repeated unsuccessful ef-
.orts toward bringing about a reconcilla-
ion. Her failures Il is believed, caused
Ter to leave home. The case promises to
oecome almost as famous as that Of Char
le Ross.
The morning news., 1897-07-17

Nicholas c. Creede, the millionaire mine
owner. after whom the town of Creede,
Col, was named, committed suicide at Los
Angeles, Cal, the other day. because his
wife, from whom he was separated, in
sisted upon renewal of their marital re-
iations. Creedes history was a peculiar
one. He Joined the army as a boy, be-
came a government scout, participated
in several of the Indian campaigns, and
left the service with the rank of first
lieutenant. Creede was captivated by the
gold craze and was one of the few who
made a fortune out of mining. Creede's
was one Of the many lives passed upon
the plains and mountains of the west,
which, if written. would make truth stran-
ger than any fiction. Like Barney Barna-
TO. Nick Creede, became a millionaire a.
most in day, and like Barnato the end of
lt all was self-inhicted death.
The morning news., 1897-07-17

The reported engagement of the daugh-
ter of ogden GOelet, the New York mill
ionaire, to the Duke of Manchester and
he subsequent denials by members of the
wo families. have recently been all the
talk of the society circles on two CONT
rents. II would rather see my daughter
n her grave than have her contract such
marriage" Mr.. Goelet is reported as
aging. There are many Americans who
viii he grauhed that they have one mill
onaire parent who is not a title hunter
There should be others like him.
The morning news., 1897-07-17
THE SWANNANOA HOTEL,
AsHEVILLE, N. c.

The oldest and most favorably known
moderate priced family and transient
hotel in the Carolina mountains. For
weekly and family terms apply to
R. R. RAWLS. Proprietor
The morning news., 1897-07-17

NIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, LEX
ington, Va, seth Year. State Military
Scientific and Technical School. Thorough
Courses in general and applied Chemistry. and
IN Engineering. Degrees conferred in course
Grad: V MI, and Bachelor Science; in Post Grad
courses, Master Science, Civil Engineer. All ex-
penses, including clothing and incldentals, pro
vided at an average rate of so per month erci,
sire OF outft. New Cadets report Sept. lst
GEN. SCOTT SHIPP, Superintendent
The morning news., 1897-07-17
TARRYTOWN- on HUDSON, N. Y.

New York's most charming suburb %
minutes from Grand Central Depot; select
family hotel; modern improvements, high
elevation, beautiful view of the Hudson,
shaded lawns, broad piazza. For terms
address MOTT HOUSE, Tarrytown, NY.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. THE La
fayette, finest select family hotel in Sara
toga outside the very large hotels; first
class accommodations for 100 guests at
very reasonable rates; elegant location,
with beautiful surroundings and convent
ent to everything noted for excellence OF
cuisine;we have a large southern patron
age; this is our fifteenth season. Please
write us for circular and rates. George
E. Bates owner and proprietor
The morning news., 1897-07-17
SUMNER RESORTS AND HOTELS.
STOCKTON !AE, 9 HOTEL,

DIRECTLY FACING THE OCEAN
Unsurpassed for grandeur of propor-
tions and elegance of appointments. one
third of a mile of spacious porch. Suites
with private bath. Booklets and rates on
application. HORACE NJ CAKE Prnn
The morning news., 1897-07-17

SATURDAY, JULY II, 1897.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04

Not only the people Of Florida bn
northern tourists have re.son TO be CRATE
FOL 10 II NJ Fl,gler OF New York for BIZ
lavish expenditure OF money in tbs
state. He has spent over tea millions Of
dollars IN improving and building rail
roads and erecting splen lid hotels, SO
that northern people can travel from one
snd OF the state TO the other 10 comfort
aud snIOy.tbe fo.t climate 10 tao world
from Descend ~ to May 10 hotels tina can
not be eIcsll-d even 10 the l.rge.t cities.
His seven large hotels are under the
general supervision OF G. b. Knott, the
largest, the Ponce de Laoa at St Angus
tins lie managed by GIlIIs aud Murray
add Is veritsbis palace. The Alcszir.
managed by }, 7 Grssyes, aud the
Cotdovs, also al st, Augustine. are large
ADD timely spponisd bouses, Anderson
aud Price m.usge the Hotel Ofmond st
Ornoud. aud Fred S,erry the Royal
PoIbcisHa aud Palm Beach Inn, sud l..
A. Watson tbs CASINO at Palm Bsach
II, W MsTiiji His charge OF be Hotel
Roy Palm at Miami These hotels sre
all easily rescued by the East Cast rsil
road snd are sell kept and we'll pttrJuizsd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04

Brii,u. .tseh vt Eiy srsttsi By BE
iufbs,f.so. q tat p.lioc TIE Nrtilrt
isos ltesiy Bay - b.saiGs Il .aeFtsd,
bat Il . opposed noe, sitosslr ~ Demo-
er.s, sss as, tai
I May people /. igstns3 % Crefso-t
+ C,sl.ua, 10 afsi oh Eeegapi Of Ne
pttd4aa 90 81, uaIff qutsil7u 30 90,
t,iriss ths b.1gn,l credit Tee AutftcAu
Esarcmlu -.lI aEs Wy oii TIE
N.iou.l credit us.i % tuttas' Aud
tb.lo,.u - staple VIZ beesass TIE
r.r.Iu. osu't3 ifon Toe Ere. Trade
{ Rn.or.Ci gfn.n az sud aibtr .outcss.
80 cot .un slsgt b. meet tss tIPsustt Of
I u. uor.rum.ut. For tbA state 81 .3.lrs
pfsIi.ui Cl.rsl.pd ls re.pouatls, Iips
. "a 10. p,rti.l trial Of Lu pet theory OF
N. Trade tat ssoss the ttd 90 20 ihe
S.lol,l lre.,af, Bot hi. O., not al be
b.. daue to tula tas \. I5ud c.s.U
Rt,L tie dthsu ocenfred. - you'd Dot
,tku0p Ne t.ot, 90 common bo0tsiy
d,nsu1.d lie isued loads T. make
good lbs Is r.sri'~ sod, BY clrcnHo8e
m.bsjs. he suisAV5rs 90 deceive 10
psopis tGtg t4luslng t1tt tbs bsai isA1e'
~sts made ucc-..ary because Of cur ao.u
ctsl ,,.lem AID TO bltoi then 20 real
uuia -tA.t ID. bond ts.aes we're solely
due to tue drdc.t OF the S.tioaal Ifessuty,
~hich ~ss oaus by tue sdot Of The
,ytIsu1 81 partial Ere. Trade,
Uadsf. pt3t tctiyr t.rii lhseonut'y "'S
out oply prosperous but ss wEts rapidly
re aciag the u.uousl dsDt o 1868 tur
deb. sss SO 80 per espils st the close OF
hsfrt.ans .imluisttA'iln oalJ Slj "a per
capita lG 1851 TIE capital Invested 10
m.uul.e,utss -. 81. 900 so us, ia 1892
Il "a. 81 ga AS 3l5. tue produet 70 lsoI
su v.Iosd 81 81 So SCI TOO. 10 1872 Us
value a" s. $40 lO7,624 10 1851 our
exports VT. 1913 ls9.2lI: Ia 1892 they
aggregated 81 $50 27s AS 10 the estlltst
's.r tbs American farmer sold S4j6 300.
w Of his prsiuet sbroai 1892 Li' sales
ssre sG5G 90, 900. Tue value Of all farm
ptoiuots 10 1861 vas 81 3G3 $50 sec ADD
10 1872 IL was "a GA AZ 900. Dispositions
10 savings bsak. had increased from Ggj, |
SO Individuals to 75l G05 and their say
inss bad gro-n from Sl49. 277 5OI to 81 |
~ 1859 OG9. tbs b.Isnce OF trade mean |
While had TUNED from so 600 900 sgsinst
us to over $50 600 900 10 our favor. aud 10
1892 tue nuslusIsd sun OF 81 ,S57 $50 Clio
represented the 'slue Of our foreign CON
meroe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04
JOHN Q BLACEhRHtI
y ". COOK CoD',.
il5T joins MOFFAT.
MANIA T. TAKWELL's I.l.te.

/ s1ATE - FEhsosT Disifsat u MabrLestst.s
Be II remembered, that ~ a sssstgu Of ~
! PROBATE COnrt, holden al MANCHESTER. sItbts
aud for ssld Distinct, gn The Zgth day " Fsb,n.
| SIy A b I87
resent, hos. HrEn b. BUR-. County judy.
rrenliug
WhsTtks, Charles X Eucilin, Adnlul,tr,tg, ~
the E.lste VI maria n, FArnsll late u Dgr,si
Ia rad Distnct, dtcsssed, bss THE dsy pts
rented ~ rald Court bic pst loo ia wutilg .st.
ltnR i0Fih nat II vii be- Necessary ~ seit All ~
The reai estale ~ said dfoeAssd Tor tla nav
inrni u tht debts and charges " GltriuistrAts,.
and Aiso tLGt II viii be tebtlelAi Tor al tsttt..
iutefeslfd therein g. seH TIE whole u Tie te.l
eststy u sstd deceased iuelad.ys TIE f,,g,
known e. TIE q v. ftruelI lara 10 said Ugy..t
will asOd .gl ana meadow 3elAteAsg A. az
hgust and igt ip the WIaEs ~ D0fsst. ..a M
The personal Frvpefty ~ sad ceg.tssd h., a.,
reason tLst tAgt Of tLs btifs u ss4d d.ss.,sS
reside sltl0at the HtAle % Vermont 40 NJ
IL making application % aid Court b., iIsf,..
- mFte sqeu sAie Aud sAld patut0ss, 49,.
produced u said Cgau The scent Ia .5ll,f.g ~
AL The Lsifs - Fsl1 deemed fssi8sgy tt d..
sitlr, Interested . SAD real sststt ADD sale.
u lE of9titd mat AL ps4saHs Interested ffs
tEs tf'ale - 'si1 1shesss4 be E0tlhsd 10 anna,
hsiJfs sAtd Court a. tie Probate Of4as ia a.r.
rhetltft ~ s4.d Distinct ~ tue IsU fxy ~
march A. h 1871. a. 10 g'olaek A n ~ Dgl-
iieki4yA ~ tLts order. Three aesks sHose.sis.Iv
pftrlp9s iLefstg, ia Tue = tu.LpstsF J8CHat4
pnatof Al MALrhsssaf Aforesaid -
shDs csqset y 4ly they may have. rLy 49,
aeeEss should byt Bs gfaHtsd
'As w. L. EDGERTos. Hss.ttr,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04

rtsy ssrs The sft 10 Hsts btooni BY
ntehiBsrt TIE ari 70 pat up seeds 10 III
ils p.eisst', tbs sfa 10 assui.csare eai
nris
hew they are cat 9Th method u col
iug dy'psTsls by tesglbs %. stomach
Their remedy IL kEasn - iht shsker ID
ss,tirs Cafdisl. ltsopphss iood 10 ~
.uiGctsIir digs,lei torn aud ct toe fsnt
tine siis tbs atFoslI9u Of other foods 10
the siomsch ln otbsr Words. BY The uss
= The S5stsy Digestive Cordisl . dr,pep
'le urgusIly gets aiaus without the use Of
be stomach ts restored 10 its ustaf.l lott
nfSI strsaRih Gud rlsor A sihsls 10 cent
ho',4e ~iIl 90 times sire usrked relief
Get bottle from yoat df1sgis, sad try
10.
LAAOLis the hssl medicine for ehiI
lrsa Doctor, recommend II 10 place Of
Gator OH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04

Are yon disturbed al night and broker
Of yonr rest by sick child suffering snd
crying sllh pain OF cutting teeth2 II Sc
send At once aud get bottle OF Mrs. WIN
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing, 1t cures dyseutery, diarhoes, resul
lstes the stomach and bowelI cures wind
collie, so'le9s the gums, reduces irhsma,
ton, aud gives tone and energy to the
whole system Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children TeethinR is pleasant
to the taste ~ is the prescription OF one
Of the Oldest and best female physicip q
aud nurses IN the United States aud is for
sole by all druggists throughout the world
price ~ cts a hottie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04
MOSES SHELDON,
jR A. @. COMMON,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Estate OF THOMAS QUINN
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court FOR the District Of Man.
chester Comlhsrlonefs, To receive examine and
adjust all elaine and demands OF All parsgp.
against the estate Of
Ihomss Quinn, late Of Arlington
in said Dslrct, deceased and all claims exhibit.
cd IN Offset thereto hereby give notice that 40
viii meet for The purposes aforesaid at
on the lyth day Of Jay next from one
O'CLOCK A, NJ. until 0 'elDck = N on sad day, and
that ak months from the 1871 day Of January
D. 1867 ia the time limited by said Court ioI
said creditors to present their claims 10 ia Tor
examination and allowance
Dated At Arlington this 18Th day Of JauuAry
d 1887,
MARSHALL GOEWEY,Io.u.,..
fl9w EDWARD HOLDEN CdmH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04

ne 10 "a 'tH'l' fafit sifps Jul.
witua teshOg OF great reIlei to ih
couLtJ tbst Grover Cleveland, toisy
'trps ont OF tns Waite House and give
place 20 Wiin.m Meklnl,y Four ys.r
Of the GLOVER Of Gfovrr" has been QUIT
euuusa - .atlsty even those who ,otet
Tor Cleveland, HI eater.d oiios With
larger mSIauly Of the slsctor.I vote thar
~ss ever gwen President sIo.pt Gran
and he lssres u with se.rssly ftieoa
most 81 The mnsmump., even, having
deserted han
lie ato leaves the Democratic p-tt,
split 10 tao sud badly demorsIz.d ~lth
no prospect 81 ssl,iag together .gain. .nd
the tn.ucts 10 such condition ih.t e
Iocome i'IIs Tar short OF paying The 1"o...
s,ry tIpeuses q to. raVefumsnt
When C.avel.ud o1mutuoru ais ir..
tern ts'lve ycar' sgs De kuss nothing
about u.tlaoa. ,Gar.. and .igtt years OF
utlloi. If. h,ye taught tim little he
ibougtt ts sue- it al then sud no doubt
hs thIaks ,o s'Dll, bur tue conutty Know.
better ir sseu. t bsy. bet to ob,,rr
.ts sud Ia, beli too al.n su opmlra n
hinssit to learn from o;ugrs on wen to be
t.us BIT by TIE logic Of events
Hs Gr.t tsta "a. comparatively
snyv.uttal snrly tor tn reason th., n.
ssust' ~ss tei toy the Republican. 40
Laws could BE- changed without their
consent, bul be let ma.s.s. OF that term
~.i. r.dIr.l trre lfsde documsut snd
bil tgr TsgUmlusilol sitt free trade A.
platform h i..J At tbs time, bat
toar rssis later. be parry accepted hi.
bud snd, Ihoush the soaniry -. 10
stste Of bisb pro,psuty be s.s somtustsd
sBd elected, 1t ~.s strange thing for
The coultty TO DO. bot the E..i majority
OF voter. he'd never lIvsd undsrs rsvsnu.
'siii .ad needed To. lesson, -Bish they
viii not soon forget
TIE tH.ct Of TIE election vas lei, .t
once 10 ths stopping Of mills. reduction Of
..s.s sud eeasr.i lowering Of ptioe.
While gold ~eu, %, Of TIE county WITH
sfu.h Toe eject 90 Cleveland vas 10
male bin more ohsliustr 80 . sslfsst,hsd !
th.B ever lie ua' tbe msu Of destiny
'nreiy Ht. ifss lr.ie policy would noe
be slopi-d 80 a. .oait s0an be m.ua.l
isetauus Tor -5Tid The rtsult ".
not qult. sh.. se srsnsi, to. Wilson
Gormsa uu 4jt u 50 b..fv - rnou.
10 bic upuias ssd ur reiu.ti 10 ego u,
bat allowed 1t - become. l,s /
Toe l.s cssete1 80. bal IT. thf.. req
sog. fir't al ati DOT ~ dac. IN ,trut
rsvsuua. ueIt1i ct a. n ..-.. ur.
lection sui is,l it ca,a.e tom ped
~ sdr.l0trm dsitss tia .lls-ins
imu.au ifsats t. b~ p-rp-tt.r,d by
ue.u' a asizvsia.uaa. Tue te.an -.
10 lIsaT ~ foreign : ots sad msnt q
shsn made ci sAodsy sai sts.p at .uy
price. sli istclga soel -Aiab broasht
Ibe price da"u To-. rglui .hsr. tier. -a
no profit to b re stossr.
ClsrsIsai's iofs.sn palisy b" b..a /. ;
ai,srIcs TO TIE eoastfy. At 10, begin
hes be ltltd to restore tie qaetu Of %. =,
ssadviea Leland. .us At Ii. close b.
nrbs b.. bEeE "a Ca5s sud The An.ricsn
'iilasas il rfso5si by TOE spsnnh. He :
lain, slory iof tue ssi,ltm.Et Of ID.
'sutTaslG boandsy, bat u ,hoald b. /,
Ebtfsi shst be isliters,i pfoel.m.
loE 10 regard 10 TIE nsittr bioushi lie
9aEify v TIE verge Of var vita Grs., Z.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04
NOMMIsSIONERlS NOTICE.


Estate OF h u. HAYWOOD.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court tor the District q man.
cheater Commissioners, TO receive, examine
sud adjust all claims and demands OF all per-
Gus against the estate Of II. O. Harsu. Il
lato Of Dorset ~ rad District deceased, and
all claims exhibited IN Ofi.et thereto, hereby give
notice ihatw will meet for tho purposes AiOre-
said at the late residence Of the deceased in
Dorset, on the 2)Ih day Of July neIt
from 10 o'clock A. N. until O'Clock ?. NJ
on said day, and that si1 months from tho 10Th
day OF January A. D. 1897 ls tho time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present their
claims TO us for examination and allowance
Dated at DOeset this 23lh day Of January
A. b. 1897
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04
STATE NEWS.

A l.r.e snpplv Of Vermont evergreen
sea, TO : Poster with whisn 20 DE-,
Grave thu V snnnrsr.' rsvleyIog sand =
Prvsi-nurI.tt NJ 'Kiol-y's Inauguration
The Ctz,ns' lriephoue company hs
beeo otg.ul2 1 ~ SpSe with c,pita
stock IT 52j uu9 TD~ compsuy Viii e.
tens h.. ua. snr 1.hou L,m ull. count,
| Il aa .s. ats
Fol 81. ~ o. ) J1hasbnry. who
vas NICK q il The bead lat Thursday by
a colt ~hirh he gs breaking. died Satur
| day H. skull vs.. fractured and be wst
UNCONSCIOUS N n.t OF the time tilt hl- death
| Hswss .bel. SO years 81 ana s.s former
ly. Da vie t.tm
More saw ,o4. asv. been 1r,wu INTO
Mtddlebury this winter than 10 srV prev
lons wIut'r tOr unm Der of yesrs Tue
Green Mouutaiu Puip company slso are
setting lsrse ql.nu'y OF pulp 10 "a into
Bristol and B'.ndoa, ready 10 be il1Atsd
dosn NV Haven fi'er and Otter creek
to their mIlIs ~ so aspiring comes,
Robert BIsr, the we'll to do West Bar
net mao .bo was recently taken to the ST
John,bury jail besssse OF his refusal to
pay tsI bill Of sos. d ol,res ih 1t he will
.tsy 10 ii rather than pay bis taxes and
Sheriff Sullo-sy b. notified the tosp
anthori,i e Of B,rnsI that there will be 3
board bill for them TO pay Tue .uthor,
lice srs 10 qasudary 40 to What step
they hsd better take.
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psny bss Iu., compile ed dem at the foot
Of Grotoa pold which forms the largest
tasrvgIr IN tue stsls and one Of tbs lars
s.' IN Ns~ E5gI,ut Gmt1n pood uatur
ally cover about 1900 to 1900 acres Br
tb. coD.ruonoo Of toe dan the sufi ce il
raised sbout eight tset 60 0 sc,ss more
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by the ~ f-s so1rt
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srid 49, rro'-A Fni.y mgrutps .na hl-t I
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rn OF 1900 asrss Mtunr.ata
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ibailsbur, met n. death .uiiealy We'd
ssjsy noraias Of I.st sssk. lie wasua
o.iils tea ia tas railroad yard ~btu .
f'ia approached the station His Lofsst
scams usss.y std be tsppes ia irsrt
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osiiy ,trev him 10 The steu11 AID ose
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04
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Esiats Of MANA n. FABwFLL.
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chester ComnissiOnors, 70 rsceiys examine, and
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against the estHte Of
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ID 10 Offset thereto, hereby give notice that va
vii meet for tho purposes AFORESAID Al
The d"flhng - Il, L. llolley 10 Dorsot. o.
the 19th day Of Jolly pert trgn
o'clock n until O'Clock b on said d.,,,d
that eli montbr from the 23lA dag u Isgg,ry
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!9f tAI1 cfedlt0Ts ~ present their claim, Il. n.
for examination aud allowance.
Dated At Manchester the 2yth day u January
Der A. u. 1897
JOHN Q BLACKBERRY
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