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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-12-09
BRIEF MEN Ton
Hear Tank Kee.
Take THE UNION

Cured Tuesday night.
Judge Levi MCGEE is dealing out
justice at Hot Springs.
Mrs. C. l.. Wood went down to
Chadron Tuesday evening.
Miss Ida Chitty is home from her
visit to Rock Springs Wyo.
Ed. L. Gran,ham is down to Wash
ington IN the hunt for a job.
Monday morning Judge MCGEE
adj ,urne court until December 9th.
Mrs. j. P. McElroy, Jack and
Esther came in from Missouri last
Sunday morning.
Don fail to read what the New
York Store has to say about
Everything Better"
THE UNION and the semi weekly St.
Louis Repu bic for $l.25. There's
your winter reading cheap.
McNamara's pook store is the big
emporium of holiday bargains again
tins year. Read thu ad in another
column.
Fake ''closina OUT sales are
plentiful just now, but Hurlbut's
Economy store offerings knock them
all out. Read the price list in an
other column.
Get tickets for Tank Kee. At the
Presbyterian church, December IL
Ii and ID. Tickets for the entire
course Use; for single entertainment
Soc. On sale at McNamara's
Word Was received the first of the
week that Mrs. Mary Barrett living
at Dakota City was ill aud that her
mind was giving away. DR.. Stan
nard lis attending the case.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.. Ballinger left
for Omaha Tuesday evening, a num-
br of friends going to the train to
bid tnem goodbye. They will re-
main in Omaha a month or so before
settling down.
Owing to SO much space being
taken UP by the presidents message
aud d big run Of commissioners pro-
ctedings The UNION has beer. com
,lled to omit much of it's regular
matter. This does not occur every
week, however.
The twice-a-week ST. Louis Re-
public will be sent free to all for one
year who will pay up arrearages on
The UNION amounting to 81. SO or
over. Pay up and get the biggest
and oest pabar in the country free
twice u week Tor a year.
The Spear6sh Register has
changed hands, A. G. Potter retir-
lag and F. B. Corum assuming
c large of the paper. Patter made
the paper a good one and had a
knack OF operating his business on au
Independent basis without the aid
or consent OF anybody on the out
side. The UNION hopes to see the
Register kept up to its old standard.
The Phillips Contest over the gov
ernorship seems to have hit bottom.
The Pioneer Times iually comedies
Mr.. Phillips defeat by 100 votes,
although Governor Lees majority is
nor than twice that much. mas
much as that paper has sneezed every
time Phillips touched the COR pora-
tion snuff box after his nomination,
the announcement must be consider
ed straight.
The gallant volunteers of Grigs.
by's cowboy reg ment are still, co,n-
ing home. The arrivals this week
are Ray Skutt and Jesse E. Balm
ger, the Records special correspoa-
dent at Chicamauga. Jesse has
been visiting his old home in Iowa
since his discharge. He is looking
frst-rate and says that he has gain
cd twenty-five pounds in weight
since leaving Camp Thomas.-rerry
Racnrd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

tcat ifaEa hsw Isfk .sa TIER vi.l tpsad
ekt rauutf there Mr. Laws arrived
ia Nfw ri Pa st Egutar, ubtrt she va
AL - NJ lsta. wb9 Gathet al
veett stftFtnrtl slit TIE Boston i asit
va ofea us,fs Ma d Me- LsviGs lssi
A., estttes brtafe tsalg sac 10 tie
pss, BARTER q sU.'" A.y %, 81
~ ,tabsGtI. Toe pctiafmtcas vas especial
L. 'gcoosstaj s58 The apsis hsuss pAoitA
.ftau "a 70 hofas Before sailing Ter
te@s sLs vts 70 egsssed iet GET .s..ou
shsra tIt. al, itaa 8 p,tr. btf to Jass
81 tie l,aysl Opera beass ~ Nts,bstes
xtiab .s eac Ct TIE uosl tlssspt opua
taasts Be- q rusuy, Hf cet tsctof sitts
Der tEf p'gr6ase eiuasits 10 o0netri sad
agga O. gtt,r pst,s q Gsfmsuy for sso
Eaa,as d.uas lhe stsso1, She vlll -
tatg & Geimsuy 10 ABsgst
The N@aaic mFie Al Harnss,on uill
hr dedicated t7asy vHb The ceremonies
at lAe et#cf. las hulliIss si.nds o. TIE
.e8tbstsI tetuet OF Church aud Pearl
ttettt, "a 10 tyet, respect &C orus
Dctt O The ci.J Il all st,r.ct 10 Bar
esob yeu May unes lAree delegations
. frrm the luU5O M,tols Of the stste. The
-itoelara Is osBed by the M.sous OF the
state. sud I'll Of the proceeds from re5 tale
etc sitter psyias ruaulns eIpeuses, will
be used i1f chsrItsble pnrpote exclusive
~ The outlook from the temple is Zoe
oue, aad is loc.tion Is su ideal one The
handsome Richardson bsilding meets the
Yies Iouklug oyor Church street, the
Umtsiis9 church aui lite spsrious grounds
sod the Howard relief building, looking
rottt, shlIe 90 the west eau be seen Lake
CLsmplaIa sud the Adlroudseks. The
building lie 100 feet by 81 feet 4 inches;
Eve stories high, while the style OF srchi
lecture cauuot tail to nee, the approval Of
the most critical
TIE large sr.uite plant at Bare. owned
by Mackie, Hu,sey a Co, was burned
late Monday uisht There we're SO men
% the compsny's pay II. Toe plant
iDd The hIlnres we're valued st about
$4,000 There was large amount OF
haished work all ready for shipment, this
.nd rough stock being valued at from
$50 900 to $50 900. All this is com
plcte foss, 10 part OF the bulldog being
lett Standing. The gtsulte cutters EN-
ployed at the sheds lose about $4,000
worth Of tools, The plant WAS erected 10
Decem Der, 1895, and was considered one
OF the best plants 10 the world for the
msbutp ctute OF granite products, 1t was
equipped With ell modern appliances and
resembled a cotton mill IN it's external
appearance, Ouly two moaths ago q
$500 travelling derrick was Installed 10
the plant.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16
WAR Nj US,

IHer has been De exciting war news
the poet week A patty Of marines land
"a st Gututtuamo y sud h,li their
position though taey we're attacked by
the Spanish Who continued 10 IRE upon
them from the bushes Tor Is hours, The
martn,s bad five Killed and some wound
cd. Lie supposed that the Spanish lost
several man Iae place will probably be
permanently held though it il too far from
Santiago to seriously threaten that city
au3 htely nearer lsndinR place will be
secured, After the long delsy it is ofiicl
ally reported that force Of 1900 men
under Gen. Shatter has sailed for Cuba
spi ought TO made a landing there today
or tomorrow. The force is strongly con
yoyrd by gunbosts sud Is strong enough
TO tako care Of itself and make u landing
ut Blmott any point, but just whore II
sltl make the attempt Is not known. 1t
Is Supposed that another expedition may
soon start for Porto Rico,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

called Grain.0 II is delicious, sppeti.
ing, no1rishiag food drink 10 take thu
place OF coffee. Sold by oil gtoctrs and
liked by all who have used it because
when properly prepared it tastes like The
finest cctise but is free from all injuric ut
properties. Graip.O aids digestion and
strengthens the ntryts. 1t is not a stm D
liant bat health builder, and children
% we'll as adults, Gao drink it with grea,
benefit. Costs about IA as much ss col
fee. Is and IS cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16
STATE WS.

! Inc pthDltr business at HsfdWlck was
Gover bstter than this year, The Barre
Times say il Is the same III that city.
Hon Joseph Poland died at bis home il
Montpelier on Monday afternoon. H.
va so years old
Among recent imports received through
the ST. Adams custom house was J53 lbs.
oifrog's mod legs.
1t is ssii that WIliim Foiter, OF New
York, hss settled all cltim4 against the
Lebanon Springs railroad aud will operate
1t as soon as 1t eau be put in share,
Senator Proctor and United States Fish
Com missioner Bowers, Of Wasl Virginia,
are this week visiting the United States
bstcheries 10 the state
Henry Gu flee, Of Albany, has sheep
that he util,zas to run his milk separator
It's spring clip Of wool weighed ten
pounds.
william Sloan OF Fletcher, farm labor
or employed by John Ballard Of Ssanton,
Was instantly killed while attempting to
Jump from moving train at Swsntop
Junction Tuesday afternoon.
Col, .. I. Saver, Of Woodstock, was
offered AZ appointment as brlgadler gen
efal upon the recommendation OF the
Vermont delegation 10 Congress, bat de
clined.
Fred a. Field, Of Ru,lsnd, has been
nominated by tie presl en, to be Usitod
states parshsl for Vermont and will no
doubt be promptly confirmed
Miss Al &C Ofissr, formerly OF Barton
Landing died last week at Greenfield,
Mass. FIR fifteen wears she was Librarian
Of the ksrsss state library, tn, was re
moved when the rop1lists came into
poser.
Tho Bennington establishment OF Chss.
II McDouonRh. the largest dealer 10
bicycles and bicycle supplies in southern
Vermont, MAS closed by creditors on Mon
u'' "uouus 'Ne o'eu'''fs " H. l. MOI
you u HSuu'ns'o"' ius 'tnoup' OF tue
~ -, ,.'r.''.'. - 1870 = -
.'''u''i L ho'pp'. h1'l'e Of b3tiln'
o'eu recently ~ us nome Ia lowell lass
Aynd fpatfy ninety Mr. x Yapp laaruoS
's"' r'''', p''''' ar n l'pP learned
''c p''N''' 't"ue u ~ 1"'l''ist ana hesf
y u"'' ''o'I'' 's' -" ~ sui ''A'fy
paper 'le'' ne ''''i 'A'a caucus aslJ
paper 10 J. vel 'n' become p''"'nen'
nFl' II ~ h'''' S-' 1'''-1H' ioii.'es lie
" '' w. "
vs. Wv. " -. - va, :" : ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

Daros The summer Of 1891, Mir Cbu
+. Johuton. we'll foown sllorney Of
Louisville, Ky. .h.d very severe snsci
Of simmer complaint Qnte nun Der Of
different reme.is were tried, but failed
70 afford any relief A friend Who knev
what was ueedsd procured him q bottle OF
Cham berl.in's Collie. Cbolers aud DlT
rboes Remedy, which quickly cured him
and be lhiuks, saved Bis Life. He says
that there has not been day siuee that
time that be has not had tli' remedy 10
his household tie spests OF It in the
highest pfaise and hes much pleasure 10
recommending II whenever an opporluni
y IL offered. For sale by A II Petit
bone, Manchester Depot aud J, II, Whip
Pile, Manchester Center,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16
SAMUEL W. BASSEI's ESTATE

~ STATE orYFtaoEr, District Of Manchester, re-
Be 1t Remembered, that at = accession Of the
Probate Court holdcus st Manchester, within snd
for said Dlstrlct, on tho lAL day Jt juno
A. D. 1898
Present Hon II X FowLgB, Judge.
Whereas certain instrument ia writing,
under seal rurportluR 70 be tho last vi ana les
lament uf Samuel " HAssot lafo Of MArchtslof
~ said District decreased, having been this day
presented 10 said Court Of Probate and duly
ned 10 the hogrtef's Office. Therefore, It IL
Ordgrcd that all pefsonr Interested ~ the estate
Of sAI decessed DO notified to appear before
ssid court. Al the Probate Office ID dauchest'f,
~ sid district, on the 4lst day u June 4.
b. Isgs, al 10 O'Clock 4 N by publication Of tbis
order hfee weeks rucceHsiVely previous thereto
IN tho Manchester JOuHshL.A newspaper printed
at Maurhestcf, af2rosad 10 show cAuHe, II any
they may have, Why sald instrument 10 writing
should not be- proved aud allosod ~ the last
viii and testament Of the said deceAssi
i3s W. Is. ED0EH1Oh, ItsgistlsF,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16
adyieeto Nuthers,

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth? II SC
send at once aud get a bottle OF Mrs. Wiul
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. 1t cures dysentcry, diarhoes, regul
lstes the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, sofleDs the gums, reduces iuhsma
ton, and gives tone aud energy to the
whole system. Mrs Wiuslo~'s Soothing
Syrup for Children eething is plessau'
o the taste an is the prescription OF ont
OF the Oldest and best itmsle pbysicist
and nurses in the Uuited States aud Is for
sale by oil druggists throughout the world
price Is cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16
SUSAN HARD'S Estate.

- srArr or VERMONT District o. Manchester, ~
Be 1t remembered, that nj session Of tho
Probate Court holden At Manchester, within
and Tor said Dlstrlot, on tho IAN day Of juno
A. ID. 1893,
Present Hon II H. Fowler, Judge.
Whereas, certain instrument III writing
purporlng 10 be the last will and tosta.
ment Of fusAn Hard late Of Arlington In
said District, deceased having been this day
presented TO said Court Of Probate and duly
filed IN the Registers Ohice Therefore, it Ia or
dered that all persons Interested IN the estate
ofsad docessed DO notified to appear before
said Court at the Probate Ofiioo In Manchester,
in said District, on tho 9th day OF July d.
1898, at ten O'Clock In tho forenoon, by publiCs.
ton u this order three weeks sucoessivcly
previous thofet0, in the Manchester JouREAL,
newspaper printed at Manchester Aforesaid, to
show cause, II any they may have. why said
instrument ~ writing should not DO proved aud
allowed AS tie Iaet will aud testament Of the
said deceased.
G3w W u. LDGENIOA, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

Sick stomach means sick man Cor WI
man.
Why not be wellf
Sick stomach comes from poor food
poor nourishment; means poor heal b.
poor comfort. Shaker Digestive Cordia
means health aud a we'll stomach. II VI
could examine our stomach we would Ut
derstsnd why it is thai 80 little will put il
ont OF order
But, unless We are doctors, we never
see our stomsch We only feel it. We
would feel 1t less il we took Shaker Dl
eestive Cordial.
Shaker Digestive Cordial makes your
stomach digest oil the nonrishing food
you eat. relieves all the symptoms Of in
digestion. acts Hs tonic and soon mskes
you feel well and strong again.
The more you take the less You will
feel your stom ich.
At druggists; Trial bottles 10 cents,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

Chsmbtrls.ns Pain Bllm has no equs
as household Eminent. II lie the best
remedy b. own Tor rheumatism, lame back
neuralgia, while for spr.ins, cuts, bruises
burns, scslds and sore thrOst, 1t 10 invalid
able. Werz 4 Pike, uerch ants, Fetnsnd
ina. Fla, write: Everyone who buys .
bottle OF Chsmberlsiu's Remedies, comes
back and ssys i, is the best medicine be
has ever used 20 and so cents per bottle
at A, II Pettibone Manchester ID pot
and J. II Whippie Manchester Center,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

ii.s eel oTs bottle q Ch.u berlsiu .
Censh RemtaY. We seldom tta 10 eel Ihs
Sane psuos uots, vhsb u ~ 1ssin Hsei
I'd. ladttd. il ha heOpma The tsuly
uslislus Of tits toss, Tor ugha Aud
cal3s sti We tteoon urHs II beoaass 81
its established Ettits ies L Harbet.
Prop. o.tl.ud Phumsey. Ostlspd, M.
sold By A. Il reittone, Msusbe.t,i
Depot and J II whipple, Manchester
Ceuler.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- EslAte Of LIMA JEBushA BAHE4RD.
The undersigned. having been appointed BY
the HOn. Probate Court Tor the District Of Maj.
chest, : COmmlssiOucrs, TO receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of al persons
agatust the estate Of
Lydia Jsrupha Barnard late Of WinhM1
10 Sad Disiict deceased, AUD all claims elhibt.
I'd 10 Offset thereto, hereby give notice that W.
viii meet for the purposes Aforesaid Al the
late yelling Of tho ssid deceased 10 WinhGll
% the 4Isl day Of November neat, from
O'Clock , ~ until 1 O'Clock , y and
that sii months from the 2lst day Of May
A. y. 1855, Ia the time limited by said Coun
'1r sAii creditors to present tltn claims 10 us
Determination and allowance.
Dated At Manchester This 4l,l day " May
A. b, lsya.
OWN HEHFB. ,,...
i8S GEDHGE BARNARD, D'" -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16
. -
FKIin

There being no services at tIe church
here on Sunday large humber attended
services at L,ndgrovs where children's
day was observed. The church there WAS
crowded aud the exercises interesting,
The people here are fortunate 10 secur
ing the services Of Rev. Charles Atwood,
who has been preaching in Whitehall. n.
Y. the past siI years, bat who, on account
OF poor health. IS compelled to close his
Isbots there for smaller field. He
preached here two weeks ago and was
much liked. He will begin work here
July lst,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

An ofeisl uessury circular concernins
The i.sas q vM bosds hs been nAde
publie TIE secretary Of The ireaaty lie
,ilss .Sh.eiipuoa iof I've Lurarsd million
dollars Of bonds Of three per cert 90 The
losn ssiso,iasi by congrts. sabsorp
iigss viii he feostvei $, ps' hsglaEirs 10
d.y ural Jaly i. lsa, The hoads are
io BE asnsd 10 beth soupoa sad register
~ icin e3uposs In disadvantages VI t.a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16
"a friend in need IL "a friend indeed.

"a friend In need ~ u friend indeed
A friend advised me TO try Ely's Cream
Balm and after using it SIX weeks ! be
lieved myself cured OF oatarrh. 1t is 8
most valuable remedy Joseph Stewart,
GA Grand Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
My son was sfti cted with ostsrrh, 10
duced him to Try Etys Cream Balm and
the dissgreesble catarrhal smell ell left
i'm. He appears as well as anyone, j.
G. Olmstesd, Arcols, III
Price OF Cream Balm Is fifty cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

S c T. Jones, Milesburs, r. writes -
/ bsre usrd neWius LATHE EAtly Risrrs
ever tisos they we're iutfod uoei here sud
masi ssJ ! hsvo etVsr used any pile 10
ny family aud durlus iorty yesrs Of house
keepins the, gave such satisfactory re
suits IS lsistiye o. csihsttio. ] II.
Wbtpp!e, Manchester Cep,y, A Il Pelti
bone. MaDohe,tsr Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16
ARLINGTON.

The death OF Mrs Rebecca Dc Gtoate,
which took place May II 10 Cleveland
Ohio, at the age Of II years. SIX months
ard eight days, recalls = tragedy which
has become historic She was the child
who was saved, bnt whose mother petis b
ed in winters storm 10 1921. 10 Decem
Der, 1921, MIR. and Mira Harrison Gray
Blake, who lived in Arlington started
from their home 10 sleigh to visit Mr.
B!ske's father, who lived on the Marlboro
Soulh Branch. The mother had an infant
In her arms. The road became impasss
| BILE and the horse was unhitched, and
tue three proceeded on horseback. Night
was coming on, and the father, leaving
bis wife and child with the horse, hasten
ed on foot to seek assistance. His cries
but owing to mis- pprehension on the
part OF the family that it was another per
son whom they knew to be out aud who
ala not need their help, they did not re
spond. IL the morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Blake were found, He was lying in the
snow but few hundred yards from his
wife, bis feet frozen, and 80 nearly uncon
acious that he could only hold up bis
hard to indicate that there we're other
sui rets. Mrs Blake was found totally
unconscious and itcz'D 10 every limb, bat
the child was slve snd sleeping, wrapped
en- from her own body TO preserve its life.
They we're carried 10 the nearest house
and restorati7es applied The mother
died 10 few miuutes. The spot where
the tragedy occurred was 10 Strstton, two
or three miles beyond the present location
ot be post tlise 10 thst tosn, and lust be
yond the place where the great political
NEE log Of 1870 VAS held, when thoussLds
gathered IRON every quarter TO bear Dan
lei Webster spesk 1t was then nine
miles through the woods called the mine
mile woods. from the last house on The
road from Arlington to the Torrey place,
where the meeting was held, and which
was the fret houee nesr the road in Strst
ton. The Blakes got to within sbout two
miles OF the Torrey plsee and Blake got
about ball mile further, and was heard
by the boy OF Sir Hale, living away from
the road, whose wife vas Ill In the night
10 the morning Mr. Hale started for doc
tot, and oa his way told Johnson Richard
son. whose father had started over the
mountain, vhst the boys had heard.
Il rhsr Icon vent TO see II the one heard
var his father, and found Mr.. Blake, DR.. !
JobB + Warren Of Wsrdsboro, afterwards
Of Chesterfield Sewisne aud Brst,Ieboro. |
vas called to the assi,tsuce Of the suf
efs. The hercie mother was buried 10 the /
cemetery at Souta Sewi.ne.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

Oae Minute lie bot long yet relief is Oh
tanned 10 hAlf 1bst tIne ~ Tue zee Of 0ae
Minute Coash Care II pr~veus con
sumption and qaickly eur-s co!3s. group
Broaeaiiis, paeuaonis, 10 grippe and all
throat ADD iuag troubles J. II. " nipple.
Manchester CeGire, A. II. Peitibone, Msn
chester Depol
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

Allow 3 cough to ruu uo'il II gets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They often say
Oh, ii will wear away, but in most cases
il will wear them away. Could they b.
induced 10 try the sucoessiul medicine
called Kemps Bsissm, which is sold on q
positive guarantee to sure. they would
immediately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price Is and SOC
Trial size free. At sll druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

nobody uos s1ppusts tbSt Dssey Is 80
sny d.osst n sp.1ish vessels vii b,
..ut ither &C. the 4es lBiics of 10 TIE
FaIrgacs. Too retain OF Csmsfs q
slasiiau 70 CtaE proves this, All th''
Df~ey paw Geeas 10 enable Lim to con
pIsle bts eooqarst ottbe Philippines 10 al
umy Of L. 100 OF 10 90 men Sesef.l
,aaa SOD soldiers are aireajy 90 the nay,
aud viii be- suh bim ia ten or tselye
dsys. Htlh these be car, ~itI the sii OF
the iusutgeIts. drive Ut - capture all
toe sYaaIsh troops sli9h sfe 10 o. sroond
M.flls, sud tax possession oi the entire
island Ia which that city Is sliusted
Prom prrseat Indications be viii have
coaapb niatuanal troops by the eud Of
Jllr. Il ,be var la.ts untd then, to allos
lm t. dai-h up The l3U ia the smAinder
u The l,Isuls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

Oae Minute Cough Cure is the best
PREPARATION | have Eve, sold or used aud /
cautssy loo much 10 II. praise. L. NJ
Keanou, Merchant OielI, q. J. Il
"htpple, Manchester Centre. A II Pet
tibone. Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

TIE special Madrid CORE po8dent OF
,hr Petit Bleu OF Bfu sells telegrsphs 40
interview which he clsims to have had
With Senior Merluo, The private secretary
Ct the spanish premier. Senior Ssgssts, iu
which the Secretary is quoted rs having
fofmslly declared the Spanish government
will uos socept any peace propossl which
lie submitted, "on the express condition
thai 1t does not smanste from the enemy.
bat the premlers secretary is SAID to have
aided "the international mediation which
~oold be espt cisly welcomed upon the
lari OF Spain would be 10 the case Of the
irinati,e being taken 10y France on Aus
ira.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16
The Rutland Savings Bank,

RUTLAND, VERMONT.
Incorporated November, 1850.
WAYNE BAILEY, Pfesldelt'
81 o. CAAPEhTEk, Ylce.ffetidspt
FAtD ". LEAHE. Treasurer.
CHAs. A, SIMPSON. Asst. Treasurer.
Condition at the Close Of Business
December 3lrt. 1891.
LIABILfLiIfEE.
Doe y932 dsposltors .......... tz.s2s.zs5 10
sutplu. And Undivided prohts ...... III, w ~
ig.D54. Je1 %
RE5OUHCRs.
Loar. .ad .eeuftes at pr .+.... ,z.772.5gi II
Premium o. q IS B0pds s..... O. TO %
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