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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28
Tho County Convsntiou.

Every delegate was present at the Re
publican county convention at Arlington
last Thursday. Dorset, in fact. had two
delegations and the county committee
took sll the time, before dinner, In patient
ly hearing the evidence and deciding the
case. 1, WAS an unfortunate complication
IS both sides acted 10 good faith and
thought they we're right. The comnittee
decided the uestion aud no appeal WAS
taken TO the convention.
The long delay allowed little time
thai there we're no contests and the bust
ness was finished 10 short order.
i. q. Archibald was chosen president
and DR., F. s Pratt secretary. The osndi
dates chosen sre ~ follows: For senator's.
Gen. j. q. Mccullough Of Bennington,
Robert !. Bstohelder OF Peru; Sheriff, Il.
8. Wilson OF Arlington, States Attor ny,
K, l.. Bates OF Bennington; Associate
Judges. Henry s. Burt OF Sunderland,
d. T. Bates Of Pownal; High Bailin. Nor
man hsstison OF Glastonbury. County
Commissioner, II. B. Bot,um Of Shafts
bury; Judge Of Probate for Manchester
district, W. B. Edsertor, Bennington dis
trict. John V. Carney.
A. l.. Graves had . great many support
ers for ssustor and might hsvs received
the nomination had he not advised sgsinst
II 10 Wow Of the claim OF the mountain
towns to the office. His generosity will
doubtless be remember 10 the future.
The ticket is . strong one and ought TO
csll ont large vote 10 6eptembsr Gen.
Mccullough will be certain to be leader Of
next Senate. He wac called ont after the
business was over and made . very clio
quent speech Of hall an hour and wss Wig
orousIy applsuded.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

Our oasioness ssy Jon nssntseiare
isrsx Of the rect remsdiss co earth. aid
the mercantile h,m o. Haas, Hsrfis, Brtm
4 MtIssin, et Dsvsoa. Ga, 10 recent let
Ter 10 The Chsnbsrl.ia Medietne Ce
This 10 the universsl verdict Chamber
lsin's Pain Balm 10 the hnest preparation
10 The world ior rbenms Ism, rsarsisis,
lame bses, qaiessy, core throat, cuis.
bruises. barns, scslds, paine aud sveliings.
A Is cent bottle OF this liniment 10 The
house. will save great dssl Of suffering.
Bay ii OF A II pesiibone. Manchester
Depot. II whipple. Manchester Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

Work will be Immediately begun upon
the new station st Sbsftsbury upon the
site Of the one receutly burned. The new
station 10 TO be built somewbst after the
style Of the one at Clarendon.
The Vermont supreme court ssys the
state fish Law Is coustitnti, nAl, and that /.
Is regular and commendsbls proceeding
for the state TO stock brooks with trout
and post them. lts bard lines for the fcl
lows who wish to 6sh In posted brooks.
bat Its settled Law nov. and Law 10 be On
forced.
Lewis Sprsgue vas attack cd recently by
. iuil-srown deer nesr Resdsboro. Tbs
snimsl ran 81 him and striking him 90
the head knocked him down. II thsn ran
.~sy. IL is unusnsl for deer TO make
.ueb 40 ssssnl', and Sprseue thinks tbs.
'nly bis sudden appearance surprised the
sLimal into the attack.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

Grin Cutler has recently died II Barton
aged So. He was living ct Greensboro st
the time OF the battle OF Pittsburgh. he
distinctly remem bered being taken out in
to the field aud hearing the firing. After
leaving home he went to Gam bridge and
lived in the Lowell family James Rus
sell Lowell WAS then . youth 10 college
Jared Sparks. Henry w. Longiellow and
others we're frequent visitors st the house.
He moved TO Barton village 10 1866 His
business has been thst Of . fsrmer and
drover, taking stock to Boston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28
Five steel steam canal boats have CON

Five steel steam canal boats have CON
menced running on the Chsmp plain canal
IL Is not generally known that Hon.
Henry Stanley Of Poultney, WAS the in
ventor OF the steam canal boat; also OIL
many other practical and useful inveu
tions. Mr.. Stanley was once . wealthy
manufacturer, he first president OF the
bank 1t Poultney and . member Of the
first senate Of Vesmont. He dad IN ez
trems poverty 1t Troy, N. Y. and VA
buried 81 Poultney aud for many years bis
grave was unmarked. A few years age
the cilix ms oil Poultney aud Troy erected
. monument to bis memory. which was
publicly dediostsl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

The copper mines st Ely we're 1t one
time the third largest IN the United Ststes.
Recent Developments 10 Orange county
bid fair to bring that section again into
prominence 10 the mining world. TIE
rich veins Of ore recently opened 10 the
Elizabeth mine. 1t South Stafford, prove
that this lead 10 capable OF profitable dc
velopement The Elizabeth mite is own
cd by the Tysops Of Baltimore. men OF
large experience in mining. They have
Just refused $500 900 for the property.
Rich veins have also been found in Royal
ton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28
MIRIAM HARD,S Estate.

~ sTATg oY VERMONT District Of Manchester as
BE u remembered, that al session Of the
Probate Court holden al Manchester, Within
and for "aid District on the Gih day Of July
| A, u. 1895,
Iiosant. Hos II X. FoxLga, Judge
Wheps., certan instrument IN writing,
| under se !. pnrpor'iDg - be lie last will and
tesiAmeet Of kifsm Hard late VI Arlington IN
said u strict. deceased. having been this day
pfeseDtea to said Court of Probate and daiy
died 10 the Registers UiIes, Therefore IL 10 or
dored that all persons intel ested 10 the esista
nfssid deceased be- notified 10 appear before
said Court at the Probate Office 10 Manchester,
10 said District, on the srd day Of August A u.
1905, al ten o'clock IN the forenoon BY pubiles-
tou u Till order three weeks rneeesslssiy
previous he etc. in the y snehester jopAHAL,s
newspaper printed Ut Manchester Aforesaid, ~
show cause. II suy they may have, Why said
instrument IN writing should not BE- proved agd
SLOWED a The last will aud testsment Of the
said DECREASED.
ICsw w. u. EDGEHTON, Register,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28
lam ES II. YATES Estate.

sTATE oFyEnMosT, District OF Manchester, ~.
Be II Remembered, that at a session Of the
Probate Court holden at Manchester, within aud
for said District, on the 9th day of July
A. ID. 1898.
Present; Hos II H. FowLEn, Judge,
Whereas, y certain instrument Ia writing.
under seal purportjpg 10 be the last will and ter
lament Of James H. Waite late Of Dorset
IN ssid District. deceased. having been this day
presented to ssid Court u Probate aud duly
hIed ia the Registers office. Therefore, IL IL
ordered that all persons Interested 10 the estate
Of said deceased be notified 10 appear before
said Court. ut the Probate Office In Manchester,
in said District, on the srd day OF August A.
ID. 1893, at 10 o'clock A nj by publication ot THE
order three weeks successfully previous thereto
In The Manchester JouRsAL,a newspaper printed
al Manchester, aforesaid, 10 chow cause. II any
they may have, Why said instrument In writing
should not be proved and allowed ~ tbs last
will and testamep Of the said deceased,
l03w w. u. EDdERfON. Hegistier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

Mr., @. B. Bash. president OF the Gilmel
county court, tells briefly his experience
with an epidemic Of bloody fux IN hi,
family. He writes under date Of October
s. 1896. at Auburn, W. Va: "During the
past summer We had three Gases OF bloody
fnx in our family which We cured 10 les,
than one week with Cham berlsin's Colo,
Cholera aud Diarrboss Remedy. In some
instances there we're twenty hemorrhages
q day, This remedy never fails to cure
the worst Gases OF bloody Aux and oil bow
81 complaints and every family should
keep 1t at hand. For sale by A Il Petit
bone, Manchester Depot; II Whipple,
Manchester Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28
The Bennington County Dsnoci attic
Conys utien.


Convention.
A Convention OF Tho Democratic voters
OF Bennington county will be held Ut the
Town Hall, Arlington. Thursday, August
Alb, 1898 .. 10 O'Clock .. m, for the pur
pose OF nominating csndidstes for county
officers to be supported at the coming
Septem Der election. and trsosscting any
other business that may properly come bs
fore said convention. Towns will be rep
resented ct said convertioi by three dele
gates from each town sud 81 additional
delegate for each 20 democratic votes cast
for the democratic candidate for governor
10 1895 The town committee Of each
town IL requested TO call the csnouses. and
to see that the delegates are provided
With proper credentials, Towns ere enli
tied TO the following number OF dslsgA
Arlington 6, Bennington 20, Dorset s.
Glastonbury 3. Lsndsrovs 3. Manchester
6, Peru 4, Pownsl 8. Resdsboro 8. Rupert
3, Ssndgste 4, Sesrsbure 3 Shsftsbury 7.
Stamford 4. Sunderland 6. Winhaii 3,
Woodford 3, The b and X. railroad will
sell roupdtrip tickets NJ the usual re
duced rates.
THOMAS II. HALL,
Chairman Dem. County Committee.
July 20, 1898.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28
st.sths Chiiarens Drish

called GRAND, IL la delicious, sppetig
ing. no,rishirs food drink to take the
place Of coffee. Sold BY oil erocrrs snd
liked by oil wba have used 1t because
when properly fepsrsd it tastes like The
finest cofiss bnt.s free from oil injuric rs
properties. Grain.O aids digestion and
strengthens the nerves. II is not stimu
liant but health builder. and children
~ we'll ~ adults, can drink il with great
benefit Costs about IA as much as col
fee. l5 and rs cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

Reports OF Friction between American.
aud Cubans eoniinne coming. The CLASH
los i. not regarded by tho President ~
s.tious or significant. II only serves 10
sothtu him 10 bis policy to make . com
pls,e military occupation OF the island
and then eel mp . government OF the
whole people. Contempt for the ashiins
qualities Of the patriots on the one hsnd
sod sfur bling bsesuse the opportunities
Tor revenge are forbidden on the other.
msAs up the sam total Of the friction
Tnsrs 10 no danger that the Cubsns will
drsv of aud declare var against the Amer
icsns. They wsnt food and clothes and
smmunition. They never have done
eneh more than guerrilla fighting assins,
s1s Bpsnisfds. and viii no, do even ,hst
Agsinst the Americana some use Of them
cen bs sds fof scouting and for smell eI
psdiliona This government will coniip
~ 70 supply the Cnbsus, and will spconr
sxe them to sesivs operation il ihs inter-
OF,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28
Caddies Charges.
NOM MI5SIONER'S NOTICE.

EsFhFb OF EUsHF HAND,
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court for the District OF Man
chester Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate OF
tuesn Hard late OF Arlington
In said District. deceased, and all claims exhibit.
cd in Offset thereto. hereby give notice that va
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid al the Law
Office OF o. NJ. Barber in said Arlington
on the 9th day Of January neIt, from
one o'clock ?, N, until four O'clock y. NJ on
said day and that six months from tho
9Th day Of July A. u. 1893, 10 the time
limited by said Conft for said creditors TO pre-
sent theii claims TO us for examination aud
allowance.
Dated at Arlington this 9Th day OF July
A, ID. 1898.
HENRY FARNUh, co,,,,.
ll3w FRANK CANFIELD, WI" ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

A friend advised me to try Ely's Cream
Balm and after using it SIX weeks / b,
lieved myself cured OF cstsrrh. II is ,
most valuable remedy. JOSEPH Stewart
GA Grand Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y,
My son was sfii cted with cstsrrh. il
duced him to try Ely's Cream Balm snd
the disasresable catarrhal smell oil LEFT
i'm, He appears as web As anyone, j.
O. Olmstesd, Arcola, Ill
Price Of Cream Balm is Atty cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

n. tessstor a ihs Cabsas sSd she
rs~lsr.llos 81 0ss Cares. sises The esr
,nt sofsss.Asso. stoss vha . nlss.ae u
suwls hare besa, 10 hsvs neeosniEed tbs
iuasp.passns 81 Cats vh.a var y. De
eiaes. Nos w csa msesss % se please
sra got deter 10 the Cubsos MOTE thsn
Rood polley aiessi~. Tbs Cabsss are
lsai % fsvtEss ADD II shsy bad their way
TIE n. sslsh yeaid safa more horrors
has ever di1 the Caisha u must be =
lory time before .bes viii he able 70 iorm
|, soS,s. stsbis go,srnaeri for themselves
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28


Abon. one halt Of the province oil Bsnti
ego do Cubs is redeemed from the desolst
ing wsrisse aud restored to the pursuit OF
che srs OF peace Work may be resumed
on the anger plantations and the interrupt
ID labor Of mining iron ore may begin
sssiu. Over = territory - large A. the
states Of Maryland and Delaware the flag
OF the Uoilsd sts.ss floats ~ tho symbol
Of Freedom Aud equality before tbs law,
where neither have been known before.
Ii 10 Hue that the ares which has been
snrtendsred into our hands 10 but one
eleventh OF tho superficial extent Of the
whole island, and that IT includes only
abou. the same proportion OF the entire
population. But the city OF bantiseo is
both commercially aud strstes ioslly the
second ia Cubs, and its fall means more
thsn tho immediate gain which that 10
voiser.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28
CIR Waufbrsifr 5durual
THURSDAY. JULY u. is8
DIX. sIK0SDs. E1sssf and Pregrss'og

TIE Dsuertss1s Il bic aeateaisos net
IL nsfiinsaon isa seed sSd nesaspstna
M.lsty oi Hsusha ier 6sttEpt. TIE
nas.sst4ae r@fftEes The Ghsesse rlsi
tsma. bot Ia soEs uf the speeches sat
aa.l irviation ss utsEdsd 10 sho.s mem
hes. ct I'd. parry ~he deserted sso vcsrs
.su on sooousi a tree silref 10 ecEs
bsSi sssis,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

II vs . Montpelier Sunday -scbool boy,
Who being cssschissd on The subject OF the
resurrection. when asked BY bis teacher
Who shall rise frstf" promptly respond
cd. "Tbs Dewey shall iise irss" Every
thing 10 the brave sdmifal's conduct Get
tsinly vosld seem 10 indicate that 81 the
nrst sign OF : disturbance be would be
right on baud ready TO give sgood account
OF himself.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28
some Foolish peopir.

ALLOW cough 10 ruu uptiI IL gets beyond
the reach OF medicine. They often say.
Oh. il will wear sway, but in most cases
il will wear them away. Could they be
induced to try the successful medicine
called Ksmp's Bsissm, which il sold on .
positive guarantee to sure. they would
immediately see the excellent effect after
taking the frat dose. Price 25 and 500
Trial sise free: Al oil druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

y 9 r. jones, Milesburg. Pa. vrilee:--
| have used Ds"iu's Little EARLY Risers
ever sioce thry ~ere intro duced here and
must ssy hsy pever used any pills 10
my family and daring forty yesrs OF house
keeping tina, gave such satisfactory 70
suits as larstlve OF csthsr,ic. j. Ii.
"hippie, Manchester Cea,re; A. II. Petit
bone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

uadeE the beading Of George Dewey.
Statesman, the New York Journal pays
she foiiosing deserved tibnts TO ths
''Hsro Of Msnil.s Admiral Dewsy ID not
only great lighter, bat sinsuiarly we'll
h.lsneed msa. For two moaths and .
bali be has held position OF extreme difd
entity. and The manner 10 which in vary
Ing dsmsnds have been met 10 statesman
Ike. The spsnisrds, the insurgents. md
tLs Germsos have ell given bin trouble
dutins bic long ~si, Tor reinfotcsnsnl..
His pstiaees has been iaeIbsnsiible, BIZ.
1rmne~s urshakabln. his dipiomscy delft
snd bis sillingne 10 do more fighting,
should Il be needsi, quite clear 10 The -
prshensisnlof AUirsl Dieiench. Ga CIV
sry side where The tee, hes been applied
Adnirsi Dewey reveals bimself .. strong
Esd 1Bmistaksbiy able man. Had there
b~sa 10 hs plsce one Of less cool temper
sai Of Interior sssscisy hslt OF tbs vorid
night have been by the ears ere pou.
His eoantiy 10 proad 81 Admiral Dessy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

w. g Jenne OF Ransud vss struck by
lishttisg Gear South l. ndo1defry Thurs
day forenoon sud vas Instantly kilIed.
Jenre aid A. @ Gideon Of u. nth Lo1don
derry were riding 10 buggy 90 ,hsir ~sy
TO Chester when the boil 's.rnck then.
Mr.. Gibbons ride Vi. psrsl,xsi srd the
horse knocked down. II IL thought ibss
Mr.. Gibson will recover,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

Tat Atnif.i Dssey hss The sitns
llou 10 the PHILIPPINES well 10 hand 10 ei
hlbitsd by bis telestsms, which. withou,
bossting, simply reports. like the others
tlst have gosa before, thst snairs ere
quiet aud satisfactory. The state depart
ment hes come to hsve fully ~ great y
sense appreciation Of Dsweys diplomatic
ability ~ the country has for his nsvs'
ability and courage. and the best evidence
OF this 10 that IL bias not found it neces
ssry up 10 this point 10 interfere 10 any
way either TO protect OF TO amend his
works Tbs ssvy department has now
discovered thai the big double turretsd
noai,or Monterey will not arrive oil Csvite
until August b, that being the advice re
ccived u The department from the captain
Of tho vessel when she touched 81 nonolu
Ia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

The Mes York Mai aud Express Gale
siisution 10 ons phase Of tbs sonexs'ion
oil Hawai- shieh 10 very imporisnt IL Ia
that by the acquisition Of thst terrl.ory
sil Tho conmstus between those islands
snd our P.cihe cities ~ill become coast
log trade ia which only American vessels
esa t.ks part. THIS i.oi, says the Mail
and Express will enormously swell The
trade OF bsst.ls, Tscoms. Portland. San
Pnpeisco snd other Of our Pacific coss.
cities and create new era Of prosperity
there. This IL bat one OF the almost 10
Vulnerable advantages which will sccrns
10 this oonttry from The policy Of terri
tonsi expansion a. illustrated 10 the 80
narstion Of Hsssn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

The eost.ct Tor essfyibg the Ssniisgo
iteops lems 10 spsia has been ssaded 10
Ito hss fesh sssnis II The hpsuish Tfsns
s,lsa,,a so@psay, TITO company 10 be
Paid ii ths r.ls u 80 for each private
SOD so tot oseh oihesr The total ocst 10
90, sovsrancni Gil he upusrd Of 5000,
ooa The ship. .lii fiy the Spanish aas.
Il 10 oss o. lns eanoa, Developments Of
sac ser iha The Usiied States govern
aassi shoaid nsh~ . friendly contract
9th company. may oi shose vessels are
snriIl.rss 10 the spanish navy, aud some
oi vhieh have been captured or deaf, Dyed
~ the navy Of the Uoiied States
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

wllll.n L,wurc. d Woosstsct. has
been sestssoea 10 10 Ysss 10 tie sisis's
prison Tor stisnpsins 10 shoo. lnase 7.
q. sssrss. ts,t viBkr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

Az shovtas the changes 10 the condi
ton oi the treasury sines The. period. i,
Esy he stslsa the slcck OF geld ia cola
sad bailsoa nos held by the saversnsai
b ssoa So, 600 - sssinsi 81. g75. 600 Jal,
/, 1884 In fast, bexianing With April.
is3 .. tAs xsASssy siock Of sela 80 below
Tie coo knaafea ElllioH nAik with tie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

Tee adaaihlstfstloa has saiaed dis
llseg diploms.ic saceets by The sction Of
Ftesideri MckibIey 10 csasins the possfs
Ia h. leiorns1 thai Commodore WAtsou's
s4ss3f5h is 90, 10 bombsfd COAT cities a
spain. TIE ofders tor Commodore Wat
son ia msbses SPAN csustd srss. n1essi
miss smogs The power. vLose smhssss
dcr and representatives, here seFs be
,iesed silb inquiries about ~, Thcre vas
talk thst Eafops would have to adopt .
suri Of Monroe doctrine Of its own ssstnst
eaor0act tnsh,s By TIE Uaitcd States. bn,
rre#idsnt Mckinley bs. dispslled sll that
feeling, except, Of course, smUns the
infanmstory tottisb newspapers. No ns
,lon has sskei Tor the Information. but
the Pie. iItnI has waited DOT Tor that He
has, 10 advance Of spy othcial inquiry,
G. used the Information 10 90 70 the pow
ers that the Uaited States il got sending
Der ships 10 BON bsrd spsiL's coast. Dor to
seixs the Csnsries. which 40 many papers
keep tsiteratins IL the plan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28

"a asffsen " ies npeiht 10 isa.. sra
three nenias Ia is2sg. satil fshrssry,
its6. whss il crossed lbs ssisuY llst
a ssisir sssia 0ss year are ths fetal
.iost 10 hsga va sft0.sIT Cos 10 too
yssn tic uei.fs haa decreased he sola
nagef .itsess, II BET qalis. twe hunsfed
allliar cellars. ~hiie tbs tteanty sloek
has sbssn large ssls, {. noted stove,
la other xatas, ths eopntfY hss saaed 10
ils clseal.liep siaee The asr Mt Bryan
wss nnuiB,itd on platform dsSousclus
ihe rsesepi sisEdsfA ~ az oppressive
noaarr. .boa, Ss .ta 10 sold Ter tssry
n.s. wotasa .nd chil5 10 The uflpa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-28
The Rutland Savings Bank,
RUTLAND. VERMONT.
Incorporated November, 1850.

WAYNE BAILEY, President,
H. q. CARPENTER, Vice President.
FHfD W. LEASE, Treasurer.
1HAS. A. SIMPSON, Asst, Treasurer.
Condition Ut the Close u Business
December 3isi. 1897.
LIABILITIES.
Due 1851 deposiiors a.,.......... q, va ass 70
surplus aud Undivided prohis 1851 70
1906 IG3 u
RESOURCES.
Loans ane securities at par, .t2,T73ssl 81
Premium " u, Bonds .....4,4. 81 no W
Cash on baad aod 10 Natl Banks
On interest. t.s,+s..rt.s4,,fs.ts. zsSssN -
1864, ibz et
Deposits made darirg tie htst ave days u
any taapth dfIss igtsrssl from the hrst u that
mouth. tL1re m4ds sfssr Ghs nfih sfss interest
from the Grst VI the f0ilcsing mouth.
Al isaas are I~ld BY the BsnE on degosits Of
81 800 " lass.
wayne Baby, II o. Gsfpenier,
H. O. Taitis. 7. ], Lyon.
II. II. Brown, Fred A, FIELD,
Edsnd Dxaa, y, u, .Yarrllgton,
sysisa DIP. Psaieiy.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-04-30
THE MAN FOR THE HOUR.

Among the names of those pro
posed as successors to Senator
Walthall probably the most sig
niticant is that of the Hon. VIM,
G.. Yerger.
1t is believed that his appoint
ment would be more generally APP
proved throughout the State than
that of any other mentioned. A
man of irreproachable character,
and embodying all the high ideals
associated with the position of
United States senator: of univer-
sally acknowledged ability and
most engaging personality; accus-
toned to leadership, and impress
ing himself profoundly upon all
with whom he comes in contact,
he is eminently we'll qualified to
wear the mantle of General Wal
thall--a man whom he resembles
closely in the characteristics which
most distinguished him. His APP
pointment would not only be a
subject for congratulstion to the
State, but of highest qualification
to all the people of the Delta ccun-
try.