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The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-28

ONE of the proverbial "loug~felt wants'' bids fair to be filled in the establishment of schools of domestic economy, which shall teach the arts of housekeeping and of caring for the welfare of family life. If young men are taught to provide the money needed for maintenance of families, it seems desirable tha. young women should be taught. with equal care, how to apply it to the best ad- vantage
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-28

i. TILLMAH declines to shoulder his pitchfor& and march against AsuinGldo. His patriot . ism impels him to do what damage his ability permits within the limits of his uatiye land.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-28

IF the professor who has discovered that asphalt can be made of red herrings would now turn the process end for end and show h red herrings can be made out of asphalt the process would possess an enhanced conl- mercial value.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-28
TIIE ljHI0a AUTBsL LIFE IiSiss1]i2liHGE CoApaXY
 OF PORTLAND, MAINE.
(lNcoRpoRATEpr 1918.

After years extended insurance SC. cured automatically by the operation of a statute of the State oi Maine. The only company in the world doing busi. ness under such legal provision. It pays more proportionately to living pol- icv holders in settlement of policies than any other company. It's insu- rance is gilt edge in every way.
 G II, ADAMS, x. ". CHASE,
 Manager, Resident Agent,
 Phoenix. BisN,:s. Arizona.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-28

CAPTAIN DRE9EUs is man to be cultiyat- cd. He has refused to write story of his l, trial for u million francs He is too much of a man to trade on the notoriety of his misfortunes.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-28

ADMIRAL MoNToJo, who C. mmanded the fleet destroyed by Dewey at Manila, has been placed on trial for his surrender to tho Americans aud tho prosecution irsists that he should be imprisoned for life.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-28

4 RoER preacher says tiat half a million British troops will he used mp if England tries to crush hls leople. Res evidently e leading light in tie church military.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-28

THE St. Louis Republic thinks that Tom Reed retired from the speakersh'p in order to get wider swing for the anti-expansion club with which he proposes to swat the Dresident.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-28

THE copper, gold aud silver mines of the southwcss are producing more and larger fortunes this year than are being made on Wall street. .-
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-28

GENERAL LAwToN is such an invetera'c smoker, it is said, that he often sits on his horse while under fire with cigar in his mouth. Is this an advance notice for Manila .xh
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-28
A Frishtil Blunder
NOTICE TO CREnHTORs

E.lte of JoSEPn S. NORTON, docasod. n. OTICE Is HEREiiS GIVEN by the under. - signed, adninistratrix of the estate O. Joseph 5. Norton, deceased, to the creditors and al persons having claims agaiust th, si,id deceased, to exhibit them. with the after he first publication of this nStsra to the said ahuiiniStratrix at the o.hco oi Che. G. Johnston, in Blsbee, Arizona, tLe sSaihe s3Su,. the place for tho tri.n.s.I1' ' .on oI tha s noss of said est.,te5fltL t. N ,t topSuHV puNV o' As '.' ~ ~ CNf
 Norton. deceased.
 pated ut Bisbee this 22Dd day os Sept, isge
 sep2s
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-28
S9HICIQ| PODgT O CDCliSe G!0.
THURSDAY, sEPTEMBER 2s, 1899.

Now that our old friend the ultinatain has appeared on the scene it is certain that . scrap is impending in the Transvaal.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-28
\ \ Zle. h N & Cruel Knife?

It is absolutely useless to cxpec4 q, surgical operation to cure cancer, or any other blood diGeaso. Tie cruelty of such treatment ia Illustrated in the alarming number of deaths which TO- suit from it, The disease is in the blood, and hence can not be cut out. Nine times out of ten. the surgeons knife only hastens death.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-28
My son had Q most malignant Cancer, for which the doctors said ah operation wes the

only hope. The opcr'
 ation was Q severe s-TT5SNr> one, as it was neces- safiSsgfSAN snry to cut down to ssss% &A the jaw bone and G %ss&9 soraDc it. Eeiora sS2 great while tho Can fsS S&sA Ss5s Ger returned, and be- !S3 ,kNA gan to grow rapidly. tY GV We ESVe him neny Tf4~' s1ek-/ remedies withoutIe- S2S"-A " lief, and finally, .9F 7, upon the advice of 8 -, tsygg &~ /l$AM friend, decided to MSJ %.& | 6S%N try S. s. g. (Swift,s .S5&#.A I%Hs <ASs-ss Speoifc), and withESNNS$yyS4 s.z ' fj Agt 5sI S tho second bottle he NNl\MSa TT - Ess}''I' H' began to improve After twenty bottles hG been taken. the Cancer disappeared cnriTel and he was cured. The cure was @ permanel one. for he is nowvoventeen years cid. and ht never had sign of the dreadful disease to T turn. J. N. MURDOCH,
 279 Snodgrass St., Dallas, Texas.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-28

tObacco?
The Somerset reporter., 1899-03-09
ArnOld-SnOW.

A wedding of more than usual interest
to the public, due to the wide spread ac
quaintance of the contracting parties,
was solemniz d at II Pleasant street
Skowhegan,' on Tuesday afternoon March
Z, at } o'clock, when George Dexter
Arnold and Sylvia Snow were united ID
marriage by Rev. Geo. E. Leighton In
the presence of immediate relatives and
friends. After the ceremony was per.
formed dainty wedding lunch wa;
served.
Mr.. Arnold is senior member of the
we'll known grocery firm of Arnold q
Owen Of this town and is man who
with the exception Of few years spent
in the West engaged in business, has
long been identified with the business
interest of our town. ln consequence oi
this man more widely known, 1t will
be hard to find in our midst.
While Mrs. Arnold's residence in town
has been of less duration she, neverthe
less, is well known and host of friends
extend best wishes to this couple in theiI
new relations of life.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-03-09

The March term of the county com
missioners' court for Somerset County
convened at the court house, Tuesday
at 10 o'clock \. NJ. and adjourned Wed
nesday Z. NJ. TO meet Thursday the 30th
inst. at 10 A. NJ.
The settlement of suudry accounts and
transactions OF routine business was at
tended to and hearings upon roads were
assigned, viz:
Petition Of Daniel Jones ct ais for dis
continuance of piece of road in
Brighton running westerly from Brigh-
ton Center, hearing at Farrin's hotel.
Tuesday, June 9th at Z. NJ.
Petition of Melvin f. Holden ct ais for
location of road near Harris's saw mill in
Moose River. Meeting at Colby's hotel,
Thursday, June %, O'clock A. NJ.
Petition of II. S. Doyen ct ais for To-
cation Of road in Arson and Starks
between Starks village and Arson village.
Hearing at Howard's hotel, Tuesday,
June l3. 1920 A. NJ.
Petition of Z. NJ. Fletcher ct ais for
disc0ntinuance of portion of Beech Hill
road, so called in Norridgewock and
Madison. Hearing at George Smiths,
Friday, June 0, at 8 a. NJ.
Petition of Charles w. Smell ct ais for
location of road in Starks. Hearing at
Er3l In
The Somerset reporter., 1899-03-09

real. ESTATE TRANSFERS: The fol
lowing are the real estate transfers dur
ing the past week.
New Portland-J. w. Lovejoy to Geo.
F. Williams ct al, Sl15.
Bingham-Mark Savage to Albert Dun
ton, 5000.
Skowhegar-Eunice d. Varney to
John ). Gushing, 81 90
Athens-Isabelle c. Foss to Warren
Foss, $500.
Madison-Joshua Burns ct al to l.. w.
Weston, 81 90; Mrs. f. NJ. Goodrich to
C. F. Goodrich, 81 co.
No. l, r. 2, w. X. R.-Piscataqus
Savings Bank to Mrs. Daniel Robinson,
$437 so.
Rpley-C. P. Kittridge to Fred Clough,
$3.50.
Fail field-Hannah Lockhart TO l.. NJ.
Starbird, 500; Thomas Mclaughlin t.
Annie j. Walker, 81 90; L. NJ. Starbrd
to G. Z. Crommetf, 500.
Harmony-D. H. Bartlett ct al to H
II. Eastman, $500.
Ansou-O. E. Tozier to s. J. Tozier,
$500.
Canaan-D. NJ. Foster ct al to Emma
G.. shores, 5000; F. A. Jackson to d. M.
Foster ct al, 5000.
Hartland, VIM. f. Sanford to c. NJ
Williams, $1,000
The Somerset reporter., 1899-03-09

This is about $4,000 less than the ap-
preparations for last year aside from the
State and county taxes. Therefore the
tax rate will be a trile lower unless the
State tax is considerably increased.
Henry X. White was elected tax COL
lector. He is to do the collecting at one
cent on the dollar and to settle with the
seectmen in full February 18th.
On motion of l.. W. Weston it WAS
voted that all town officers furnish
itemized accounts Of money expended by
them to be printed In the annual town
report.
The large amount of business tran
sacted occupied the time until about $40.
The discussion Of school issues was
somewhat lengthy and developed quite a
variety of opinions on various phases OF
The Somerset reporter., 1899-03-09
NO TICE:. .

All persons having bills
against the Skowhegan Viii
lage Corporation will present
them to the assessors on or
before March 18th. i"lo
Per order ASSESSORS.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-03-09
Letter to DIR. l.. A. DascOmbe

Skowhegan, Me.
Dear sir: You understand chemistry ;
how'd you like TO earn 800?
Devoe lead and zinc-that's the name
of our paint that lasts twice as long Ms
lead and Oils made of white lead.
white zinc, its color, turpentine dryer,
and linseed oil.
If any chemist finds anything else in
this paint, We'll pay his bill aud 500
besides.
It's nObody's business what we put in
our paint, of course; but we want it
known. For lead and zinc and linseed
oil are the stuff to paint With; and lead
alone Is not.
We want it known That one word de
scribes the best paint in the world; and
that word Is Devue.
Are you going 10 paint:
Yours truly,
+. W. DENOE IL Co.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-03-09
Wanted, Table BOarders.

Having leased the Hotel Anidrosis for
a term | am now ready to cater to those
in want of good table board at reason
able prices, as | shall set a good table
with a hope 10 share a good patronage
and give good dinners for thrtV-tiye
cents. 41tf +. l.. CONANT.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-03-09
Card of Thanks.

Our thanks are extended to all who 81
kindly aided us and offered US aid, dur
irg the sickness and at the death anc
burial of our husband and brother
Cyrille l.. Roy.
Mrs. q. l.. Roy,
lHIDME Roy,
AMADEE Roy,
CYPRIAN Roy.
Mr.. and Mrs. OCTAVE Roy,
Miss EMMA Roy.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-03-09

the question. Z. n. Merrill. Esq. dis
charged the duties as presiding officer
with facility and turned off the business
with dispatch.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-25
PERU

Calvin Phillips Ia having al III turn.
but Il lie hopsd not serious.
Charlie Rassell /. recovering from .
serious illness caused by humps.
-Eiusii Phillips viii and child iiom
Rutland sre spebdinss few days With re
latives and frients.
Pearl Lslin snd Frsuk Wiilisms pillow
ed Des. Simonds garden The past week Tor
shich they have many thanks.
Loren Whitney vas qnits III Sunday.
DR.. Milliuetou attended him and o. ls.t
accounts he wS thought to be some bet
ter.
m. J. Hspsood. vile snd daughter
did not return the past week % was expect
cd snd rspors says they will no. arrive
home until the last OF this n onth.
-Fpnk p. Simoods who has spent the
winter 10 PAsedena. Oal. .retufn ned the past
week up into the gold mines near Dovnie
vile. He writes tbst vegetstion 10 suffer
Ing Tor rain.
The will Of the late John l. Qasck
snbush Of Hoosick. N. Y. hss been I'd
mi.ted to probate By Surrogate Comstock.
The executors are J4qas A. Qasckenbush
std John b. Buddineton.
Everett E Adams slaughtered Two
pigs the past seek, six months cid. whose
com bined weight tipped the scales 10 COO
pounds. Evidently the cold hard winter
did 90. stunt their growth,
-Fsrmers sre sighing for wsrm wealth
er snd more rain. Bot seed time and hsr |
vest have not Jet failed 10 the history Of
Did Vermont and We have never he'd . |
brought like come OF the western states.
Rev. y. B Atwood eavs us another
'ery practical and interesting sermon Sun
Icy morning. tskin- 20 > text Luke 2nd,
10 Mr.. Atwood has Tor several 6usdsys
~ Sim nsvil.e snd Weston In
'onnsciion With Ps,u II Is needless TO
'sy that be 10 . workar and appreciated.
Frank +. q isckeLbush VS. recently
promoted 10 msnsssr u the Nsiick, Msss,
Iud Cochitnste Street II Il This road 10
Iuits extensive. iunniog parallel 10 the
3oston snd Albany R.R 10 Newton Lower
'slls st the Fate OF tstlve miles % hour.
here IL . Nsedhsm snd Ssxonville brsnch
omIleied snd the company ere adding
oother branch to WsJlsnJ. Macs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-25
u. v.y Csulus Homs.

D~aty ,il,d 90 bis ,.ship Olympia
May 20lh by way OF tho Sn'E csnsl aud
will re,oh ~ York The last Of July. Just
before leaving M,.ili he - reported to
have ssii,
leave NJ ia todsy ! 60 With the
LEES rrsfei bttsute l believe thst this
insnrfeeiioo IL breaking up The repeat
Cd snivsls in car lines Oh emisssries sent
from insatssui hs.ds usitsn can only
mean ore iLirs They toin. TO the inevi
table eni
Nov. bad Consulted ny pride, ! would
have rmslttd b. re ,iil peace vas nuslly
ss,sbii.h-a, Bat there ere other things 10
. nss's ~ besides bis pride 10 be consid
ssed. NJ heath. ios instance. hss been
srsan.li, uai.raioed by the long strain
placed aroa II 80 by the coostsut care
that has b,en tecssssiiiy Imposed upon
me Tor ~ long liae. Aud OF course vs
ere ell sI.i 10 get home.
oas oil ,sc taiuss that touched me the
mosi, smoas The msby t1pfsmi lns OF
vain ieslins ifcm ihs people u home.
vss thr r.i.ate Of subscription 10 my
native itats III vss started Ut Bos,on, l
believe --io bnii htoi &. statue Of me,
10 BE- pl.eei - ite ,,sie toase 10 Mont
pelisf. opposite the s.slae Of Ethan Aiien.
May tine a.. boy hsvs I looked ~
that s,sinc a R,hsn Alec 10 wonder spd
sdnlrsito \
The iaserigtion ssid. II I remsm bsi
rightly. 's,,restef 10 the name Of The
Ores, JEHOVAH aud The Cosiinsntsl Coo
sress
feel thai no greater compiimenl eoaid
be paid me ,tsz the erection OF ny sissue
10 zach piece my Own village. yoa
know.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-25
STATE NEWS.

Wendell r. Stafford o. 81. J,hnsbn y
has been Invited 10 give the address st the
dwelling OF the bronze statue TO Robert
urns 81 Barre on Jaly IL. The statue
cost $40 900 aud Gas erected BY Sct 1 'ish
clan.
BY sllosins the sccam ulstions 10 The
bossis TO remain. the entire system 10
poisoned DeWit's Little Early Risers
requisite the bowels, Try them sod you
viii siusys use them J II Whipple. Man
ohsst.r Centre: All Pet,ibons. Msnches
ter Depot
Allen Adams. II. 40 employ. d the Yer
mont Ms, BILE compsny. vss fatally injured
81 West Ra,is1d Saturday. lie vss
climbing dow from . moving freight Ger
shen be wss bit by the prof citing esv,s
Of the shop snd tnocitd TO the ground.
Col. oiio Scott. proprietor OF The Bonn
iaston NJ .chins sofhs. hiss recently taken
90 order fsr 80 oatdi Ter . large pulp
mill 10 Rassi. He has also jos, CON
pisted pists and spscidestions TOT pulp
mill 10 finlsnd. TIE estsblishnent bss
b.en busy Tor scms time almost solely on
iorisn ordsis
TIE mseiiss Of III. eomminioners sp
pointed 10 reesise subscriptions for the
Eaostars Fail. bank sud irnst company
s.s held Men5.y. TIE smount Of stoek
on.rsd sss $50 600, bot the onsrs Of pss
chs co 90 The nrsi dsy amounted 10 s7c.
900. sod The &c. Of incorporation 10 10 be
ksrt open sis dsya
Pssun2 ole, issnrps, eouahs. colds
troup snd shcopins consh readily yield
10 oae M.aui. Cough Cure. Uss this
rsusd, 10 time aud save doctors bill
% The uadsrtshsn's JH whippls. MAJ
.hsssss Centre: Al rettibeue Asrehss
'<r Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-25

Many old soldiers pov feel the effects
o. the bard service they endured during
the wsr NJ. 0sorse b. Anderson. Of
R9a,ilIs, Yerk county Penn. vbo Gv
the hsftesi had Of service 81 the front, |"
pos inquepily troubled With rbeuns,ism.
I bed severe attack is,ely. be ssys. and
pfocored . bottle Of Chsmberlsib's Pain
Balm. IL did 90 much good that ] would
like TO knos shat yon would chsrse me
for one dpEeD bottles. Mr.. Anderson
wanted i, both for bic own nee and 10 sup
PLY !, 10 his ueistbors. - every family
.houId have q bottle OF IL 10 their home.
rot only for rheumatism, but lame back.
sprsins. swell lgs. cuts. traises sDd burns
for which IL IL up,qaslled. For sale BY
II WLipple, Manchester Centre; A d
Petitions. Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-25
IN. s.s ,w.a "a N. es.s,ry ), ,.rs. 4,

TIE sss nssh 10 The eosstry u large !,
psa vboll, bed sos sstass.ksr sccd. II
goods ere really made s1d soid ~ . losss
rsis ttss iosusriy. - They esa BE- by
Essas u nsAiss ssd ssiliss 90 . large
scale. Thea the people ~ The bsesei Of
lhs rstsesd prizes snd ttis 10 oises The
cssa II 10 oniy shsr trusts o. ecubiss
tscss. by cfovdiss cat eonpsti.ora raise
prices 90 ,hss thsy receive . large proei
ssss ibs ecssiry ssfsrs, ssd this 10 Too
eiiss The esse.
Tue general sovane1n ssd sous Of The
sisiss h.vs been attempting 70 eos,'ol
trass BY nssrs o. legislation. bot the re
salt % Ter. bee rot been satisfactory. II
10 no, viss 10 restrain business. n proper
iy nssssed. ssd Il 10 hard Ia diseriDirsis
between The good ssd The bad. Whether
any leo esn he formed that vail DO e9usl
sed sisst iastios. shieh 10 ibs sin Of oil
s!ss isvs, 10 extremely doabtial.
Within ,be pas, lev months . gfes.
nssy eorporsiions hare been ofsse,ssd
merely Tor The puiposs u speculation. The
capital stock /. placed up 10 the millions
sp3 The shares cold. oitsntimss 10 inpocer,
sBd uasospeciins people, vhsn The proper
y ovnsd snd the bosiness which osn be
dops ere sciualiy worth very little. OF
course t.ess will soon 20 10 the vail srd
the Investors Gill lose their norey. but Il
oil be bard TO frame isv that gill shut
them cot si,t GOT II the same time. shut
ting ont those that sre realty deserving Of
cpl rovsl.
This 10 getting 10 bes great question
snd 10 destined TO play 90 small part 10
politics. bot people should keep thsir
hesds aud not be fooled. The Il ndency
10 do bnsinsss 10 . large 10y has come 10
stay 90 ! nothing cen stop il. 1t has no,
ouly chespepsd products u home bat t,s
enabled o. - underssIl Earops 10 her ovp
msit,t The ssms tendency Is slfesdy
sssp 10 Enslsnd and ether foreign nsiions,
or ve vould soou have the msIktb OF the
votli.
There are people Who zee nothins but
rain s the fesul, ~ iii, nsv method Of
doing ba.iiess. bat ve sltcipste nothing
OF the hind. The change 10 method vorks
hardship 10 some. ~ oil changes must, bot
shsn the n.v order Of things 10 once 60
tsblished thioss sili 90 on very much -
they did before. The sorld will continue
70 revo,ve ., d the old A,g will we ever
Happy homes long sf'ef the presen. gener
alton hiss turned to dust.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-25

Wa. q. Hnshs. . yoars mas. vss
IiIi~a lrsisfiiy 10 eIs o. ibs sls.s gasrries
Of West psslss lsss uesk . stone which
isll iron The side 81 The garry ariiiss
him 90 The back Of The heed. John J..
Roberts. -. stoihef qanrymsn. sustain
u . con minated frsciuas Of The stnll iso
or three days earlier. being struck BY .
sioes shich Tell ever 100 feet
6iscs ths hish vsisr hes snbsiasd and
Letter nsssurenstn have bees ns5e o.
TIE BoltOn Pals dam nssr wsiubary. II
10 evident tLsi part u no, eli Of tie dam
gill have TO be tsk.n down and recon
suncisd. Toe bnlss shieh rsstured 90
~ soou, sevep inches before the list high
ester Low measures between ave spd
seven feet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-25

Bfsttleboro. the American home OIL
Radysrd Kipline, 10 soon to be favored
with . visit from the famous suthor.
When Mr.. K,pling came 10 this country.
nesrly three months ago. be felt thst The
shor,ness OF bis visit would prevent biz
coming 10 bis Vermont home, but since
then he hiss ms q material changes 10 his
plsns. Unless unforeseen circumstances
sriss Mr.. K,pliog sud bis family will be In
within 10 days.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-25
ANNOUNCEMENT

70 sccomm odste tto,e Who ara psr;is
10 the use Of slom,z,r 10 applying liquid,
toto the nasal passages itr cs.srrhs
troubles. the proprietors prspsre Cream
Balm 10 liquid form. which will be knowr
- Eiy's Liquid Cream Balm. Pfic,
including the spraying tube is rs cts
Druggists OF BY mail. The liquid form
embodies the medicinal properties OF The
solid preparation. Cream Balm is quicl
~ absorbed by the membrane end docs
not dry up the sscretions but changes to =
natursl and healthy character. Ely Broth
ers. 60 Warren Street, N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-25
SARAH G. BROWNS Estate.

- hTATE ov vrHaoxT District OF Manchester, o.
Be Il remembered, that ~ 4 =. ssion Of the
Probate Court, holdsn 1t Manchester. within and
Tor ssid District. on the li'h day Of May
A. D. l's9.
Whereas, = certain Instrument In writing
purporting 10 be the last will and testament
Of Sarah q. Blown late Of Dorret 10 said
Dis'r ct, deceased, having been heretofore pre-
scented TO sssd Court Tor Probate and duly died
10 the Registers Office; Therefore, it ID ordered
that all persons interested 10 the estate OF sad
decessod be notified 10 appear before said Court
Al tie Probate ofice 10 Manchester. In ssid
District on tho sfs day Of June A. ID.
1893. a. 10 O'Clock 10 the forenoon by pubiies-
lion Of this order. three weeks s1cressveiy pre-.
vious thereto, in the Manchester JouRxAL .
Newspaper printed at Manchester aforesaid, 10
show cause. II any shey may have, why said
instrument 10 writing should pot be proved and
ALLOW cd - the last viii and testament Of the said
deceased.
as w.B. ED3ERroN, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-25

The death. hon old age, OF John X.
Potter. In Wisconsin, brings TO mind the
stirring evea,s 10 Congress fiiy years ego,
nov nearly forsoiteu. Southern Members
Of Congress were in the habit OF bully ine
the roitb,ro members becsnse they we're
opposed n duel'iur, calling them covsrds
and "mnisills". Ibis continued until
the ssssuli sud ,eiious irjary TO Ssnstos
Sumner 90 the door OF the Senate. Potter
Who vas congressman 81 the time.
thought ibst matt r. Lsd gone quito faF
enough and ',nsrsred back" When be
vas Immediately challenged BY Roger A.
Pfyo', .. iife e4'.r." . "a the challens
Cd part, po,tir cbuse ss weapons naked
Gvt-p puad bowie knives and the piece .
smsii room, he asbt 10 be too the death.
Til. vas to- uch. aad Pryor backed out
This euird much oil the sbuss under
vhicA tbe toftsetn mem bes suffered
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-25
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

AstAte VI sohk Ctkfft.
The undersigBed. having been appoin cd BY
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of n Ian !.
chester. Commissioners. 10 receive. examine
and ael,ft al claims aad dsmsnds Of al per-
soDs ssainst the estate Of
John CARTS late n poyset
ia sAid bissric, deceased And al claims eIbiblt.
"a To Offset thereto. hereby give police that We
viii meet fcf The purLcses Aforesaid q. the late
dsslhng OF The deceased In Dorset on
the l7th day u oosobsr nsxt fiom one
o'loek ?. n. ur,iI fur O'Clock =. n on taid
day, and that sI rnoEibs from the i7'h DAY
81 April A.. D. Ira 10 the time limited BY
rad Court fof saad creditors 70 present Their
Dated Al Dorset Tina i7th dsy Of April A. d.
a. 1879.
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