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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-08-09

Mrs. 4. G.. Deller and little
daughter Alice are visiting friends
at Wausau, Wisconsin and inter
mediate points. They expect to he
gone three weeks. Meantime A. G.,
pretends to enjoy his freedom,
"A free and easy eXpectoration is
produced by Il few doses of BAL
LARD'S HoREHoUNp SYRUP, in all
cases of hoarseness, sore throat, or
difficulty of breathing, Price % and
90 cts Eastman Il Meserole.
To the G. A. r.. Encampment at
Chicago Aug. 9th to Sept. LIST, 1900,
tickets will he sold ut one fare for
the round trip. Sell Aug. p to %,
good to return Sept. list, 1900.
n. II. SNOW, Agt.
Miss Elnora Bainbridge and her
sister Eta drove in from Mii|ln on
Tuesday 60 supply a few wants.
which they realize can be most sat
isfactorily done at Mineral Point.
MIR Geo. Chamley speut Satur-
day and sunday in this city noting
the progress on the new hotel. He
thinks everybody in the vicinity of
Livingston will attend the Mineral
Point Fair as usual.
WA NTEp-Local representative
well acquainted in Mineral Point
Elegant opportunity and steady cm-
ployment For further Information
write to the India Tea Co, 329 :.
Water -, Chicago. W.
MIR and Mrs. Edward Dunn, Mr.
Robert Brown, Wife and daughter,
started Tuesday for Denver, to spend
the balance of the heated term in
the bracing atmosphere of the Rocky
mountains, and In visiting friends
in that vicinity.
Having just received IA supply of
electrical goods am prepared to
put up electric bells. recharge bat
teries, etc. viii also install tele-
phones on barb wire system for farm
ers. Satisfaction guaranteed.
32w2 j. Y. OATES.
The setting OF poison at random
for worthless dogs is all wrong, as too
many valuable dogs meet death in
consequence. In this city the last
few days upwards of Il dozen good,
faithful CANNES, much priced by
their owners, have met death IN this
way.
r. w. Statman wishes it an-
nounced that, as usual, he will be at
the Mineral Point Fair with IA teut
full of first-class, A grade, carriages,
buggies and wagons--no shoGdy. All
in need of anything in his line viii
do well TO call at his headquarters
on the fair grounds in this city dur
ing the week AuL Lust 2l-2i
Mr.. VIM. Kuelling, Of Shulls-
burg, accompanied by his wife and
little daughter, briefly visited with
his brother Mr.. J j. Kuelling, in this
city the past week. He came from
the Lafayette county republican
which elected him Il
delegate to the state convention now
in session at Milwaukee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-08-09
Please Call and Settle.

Having sold my blacksmith BUSH
ness TO MIR. George kinsman, all per-
SOILS indebted to me will please call
and settle on or before Nov. lst, 1902.
32w3 GEO. II. MAsTEN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-08-09

-HERBrNE is well adapted to the
cure Of fevers Of all kinds, because il
thoroughly cleanses the stomach
and bowels OF all bilious humors
and expels all impure secretions Of
the body. Price 5octs.- Eastman q,
Meserole.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-08-09
George Gorgen No More.

Mr.. George Gorgen, brother of
Mayor Gorgen, died at his home in
this city Saturday night, August 4th,
after a brave fight Of nearly four
weeks with typhoid fever and kid
ney affection. He was "A native of
this community, born on the farm on
which Schaai's mill stands, July II,
1859. In 1866 he moved with his par
ents to IA farm in Waldwick, and re-
sided there until he became of age.
About 1880 he moved into this city
and accepted for time employment
at the zinc works. Then went into
business, first with Mr.. Ben Fielder,
and later with Mr.. Joseph Schaum-
berg. He was married twice, first
to Miss Kate Walthouse, who died
about four years ago, leaving him
with two little sons. Later he mar
ried Miss Theresa Schaumberg, who
survives him.
Deceased was genial, social COM
panion, an energetic, enterprising
citizen, and considerate, kind hus-
band and father. One who as boy
and man could but win the friend
ship of those with whom he came in
contact, which was manifested in the
large concourse of sincere mourners
who followed him to his final rest.
ing place on Monday morning.
w. r. G. ladies give a l5c tea in
the X. p. hall Friday evening, Aug.
18th. Tea ready at five o'clock and
continue until all are served.
The Waukesha Dispatch sug-
gests that r. l.. Cleary, of Platteyille,
would be a good man for the Demo-
Gratis to nominate for governor.
--Shaw's Pure Malt, the condensed
strength and nutriment Of barley
and rye. Perfectly mellow ond pure.
Sold bv John Peter, Mineral Point.
Mrs. Theodore Daume with her
two children is here from Chicago
visiting relatives. Nj. Daume VIII
ioin them in time for our Great Fair
Mr.. Frank Jacka, accompanied
bv his wife, are guests Of his mother,
/ Mrs. Mamie Jacka, in this city. II
is their first visit here in five years.
They now reside in MilwSnfee,
where Mr.. Jacka has good position
as travelling salesmsn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05
rnu

--Mittes his'rrs L'on aud Libelit
B.,ebsl5tr attended tie G Z. Cou,en,iot
st North B,nrinston
Nj. ssss Hspgood s.tudeni 81 Hol
yots. spd t,r hisbt, Nj. Nellie L,bg,
all .ptad TIE 'scsiion Of ~. lisp
goods
rev Mr. WOOD Of Sosih Lppdopdei
~ been engaged 10 suprly the Ccnsfs
s.,iobsi church sud has moved into the
pstsossge.
The snow rs stsdo.lly Disappearing
bat there Is slill too much 10 the woods 10
mske snsatibs easy, Come have tapped
their orchards. bat only small amount
has been made thus fer.
The follosias out-of-iovn people sent
regrets si 10, being sble 10 attend the re
cent birthday party: Dr. Il d Barton,
Ars Hechi, Mr. and Mrs Walter Robin
500. Raw Ch,lmer Coolidge, Mr., aud Mrs.
Ira X. Bs'cbelisr Mrs Lydia Allen. MI,
aud Mrs Allen Graves. Mr. and Mrs. II.
X. Bstchtlder, Mrs l. lvelshd Munsop.
Mrs Belle Hubbard, AIR and Mrs. John
Priest. Eiwsrd Slmonds, Mise Charlotte
Hspsood and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. FoI
Davis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05
ADVICE 70 AioYurEs

Are yoc disturbed q, night and broken
81 your rest by .iek child safiefins ADD
crying With pain Of eating teethi II &C
send al once sad get bottle OF Mrs. Win,
slows Soothing Syrup for ehildren teeth,
Jog. !, cures dysentery, diArhoes, resui
istes tho stonseh and bowels. cares wind
collie. soi,eus tue gums, reduces irnsus
ton, aud gives tone and energy 10 the
shole system. Mrs. Winslo~'s Soothing
syrup for Children Teeihing 10 piesssn.
0 the tsste sui is the prescription OF one
Of The oldes, sud best female physicisn
snt nurses in the Uniied Sts,es and 10 for
sale by al druggists throughout the world
price Is cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05
,lieL !. rive. %. re..ss Oh, u, p.pa,


o. 'tsa sespir 90 ssi ssppofi hiz
lie .Ass srves ttssees str ~ W sEass
30 psusth pblssisos 70 suFpor osE.
Greet sns sss fesop, vky 0sn. Crest
.bpsla sei he sspportsa BY ose.n Hs
nssn srssntsi 10. itsi 10 Geo 0rcat's
saskt.ss yssr erpeftsSes 10 The lovsr
koa.s b bee rot s.ssa that plses srs
rtcnissnes stiAh . nse onshi 10 hsrs
vhs s,pira 10 bs Z 5 ssbstor
he ,ua,to@ tie l.s set,u Merrill
she. siitr sii rssp 10 the beS,t. q.
nsas chsirnsn 81 ibs vsys sud pesas
onEiitss. The r.ctic,l leader a tat
body BE .,s iss, the people Of The
state sbesld seek 10 a., TIE hesi nss io'
TIE pl.es. .hsiha IL be tiD"li o.
.ons oihef mao. ed ,kls .soo3 sa'ice
IL tie nsry contests Of the preset
yesr people ought rot 10 be too mach 10
assrees by the igportaEiiies Of the ssri
90, esuslds,es OF their friends. bn, should
sslulr ssd silhou, pr!aaioe decide The
matter TOT themselves. and ~ TO sei the
bssl ntn the rsrions places.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05
REMARKABLE CURz or RHEUMATT NJ.


kENsA Jackson Go w Va.
About three yesrs ago ny wife had 40
stack OF rheims lem which cot 6ued her
10 the bel fJr over mouth and rendered
Der unable 10 Eaik step without assist
amer, her limbs being swol,n TO double
their pormsl siz' NJ 8 Maddox insisted
Oh my using Chamberlain Pain Balm ]
purchased q City cent bottle aud used ii
according t. the dir ,ctions and the nett
morning she walked 10 breakfast without
ss'istsrcs 10 any msnutr, cod she hes not
bad . sinilV attack sioee. "A b. PAR
ION, Fer oie By ] X whippls, Mspchss
ter Cettte, A II Psttioops, Manchester
Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

The state committee have chosen Hoo
r l. wslsrmsn OF Br.,ileboro, ehsrmst
Of the ommittee On resolutions Al the
tl.le convention Mr.. Waterman 10 sid
10 be something Of sn sn,i.imperislist, Il
10 also reported that Consrcssnsn Mccall
oil Mssssch Gstts aud Lii,ieasld Of Maize
vilI address tie ooayertion. Both OF
these gentlemen oppose The sres, u,,ou,y
Of ihs Bspablicsn eorgtsssmsp on ID.
Porto Rie5 qsssiisa. tu, are 10 seeoft
siih Stnsief Proctor. Il loeb, =. though
% si,sEpt j, 10 be made 10 bring The peo
pie OF thls sss,e TO tia. aide Of the qnss
,ion. We soali rather bolt sidss should
be heard ssd 10, The people .udfs for
themselves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

Mrs. Calvin 4 ma erman. Milesbure
Pa. says. As q speedy cure for Couebs
colds group and sore throat Ose Mipu't
Cough Cure 10 Htqasled. 1t lie pleasant
Tor children 10 take. | heartily recon
mend /, 10 mothers /, Is The only harm
lees remedy tbst produces inmedis'e "a
snlts. 1, cures bronchitis, pueumonis
sripps sud throat aud Inns diseases
sill prevent consumption. II Wtipple,
Manchester Ceuife; A II pstnbone. Mac
chester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

Tts ,i,ls seE,sr,ioa 10 tlse, dslsssiss
/, he S,uotsl RsPstlis,s e6sFsniiot
will 10 hsld al Batlisslon, Artii lslh,
sti The disifisi eonveu,ioa Of R1,lsnd.
April lisb TIE bna bsr Of dslessie.
iosns 10 tAts eoaniy are eriiilei 10 tor
beth cohsentlans IL ~ foilox,s
Aflinsion 3. Bsnnibgioo II. Dorsst 5,
Gisslsphsry !, Liu5erovs ,. Msuehesief
.. psrn 2. Povnsi l. E.tsboro ). Ruper,
8. s.ndssis 2. sesnbatsl shstsbnry 8.
s,sniori 2, sasdsii.si 2 Wistsll 2.
wooiicr1 |. Total, 50.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

Gen. Otis teut The fOlloSibg report Dat
% April I'D. snoe January /. ia
,lirmishes 10 the Philippines have been
reported. mostly very slish, sa,irs.
Oar casualties we're three officers sud
rs enlisted men killed; 10 officers aud
l5l men wounded, iusuraent and LIS
drone loss 10 killed aud lef, on the held,
1877; osptured, mostly wounded. 1853;
small srms secured, 305l; pieces OF srtil
terry. 1876; large captures Of other ipsur
sent properly, number Of important
insursent effects are tuueudenog and
the situation /, gradually becoming more
pacific.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

II not, dIiuk Grsin-O made from pure
grains. A lady wrtes; The first time ]
made Gfain-O did not like II but after
using ii for one week nothing would 10
duoe me TO go back to coffee" 1t nourisb
es and feeds tho system. The children
can drink it freely with great benefit. II
is the trenstheuing substance OF pure
grains Get q package today from your
grocer, follow the directions 10 N sking it
and You will have q delicious and hesltb
tul table beverage for old end young 10
and 25 cent?.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

Allow cough &c roc ns,il u gtis beyond
The reach Of nedleiss They often s.y.
on. u siil se.r ass,, bat IN mo.t Gases
u vill sesr then sway. Could they be
indseed 10 try the .poces.ial medicioe
called kemps B.lssm, Which 10 sold 90 =
positive sosrsutee to core. they would
nmedisislJ zee the sIoelient etsc. alter
lsiirs tbe hra dosa. Price q sod GOO
Trial siEs free. At sll druggist.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

Rev. John Reid. Jr. OF Greet Falls,
Mont, recommended Ely's Cream Balm
TO me. ] can emph .siz' bis statement,
|. isa positive cure for ca'atrb il used ss
directed. . Rev Fraucis w Poole, Pas
tor Ceu,rsl Pres Chlic, Helena, Mont.
Alter using Ely's Cream Calm Fix weeks
believe myself Dared OF csisfrh Joseph
Stewart, Grand Ave Buflllo n Y
The Balm does Tot irtitste or csnte
sne ziug Sold by druggists al 30 cts q
mailed 10y Ely Broth r.. 90 Warren Street,
New YorF.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

1h. Hon. Siiss Mason OF rsfllville
tss bal u ore than biz shsfe Of N c,ion
Of lste he irs,s sister 90 the 10 b sud
600 h'r % the lib o. the 20 tbe
husbspd Of sto,hsr ti,,fr died 1t su
only tso yssu before that etc Of 'tas
sii.n Ice, t,r ha,b,nd Tbsir ,se,
f.ussd iron 70 &c 81 yssn NJ, Aaob
b.. bos tIi $50 htslhsts living obi
OF family OF tee. = sn ,Lsee children
Of bis o~1 living. g., h.Fios joiaed
their mother on the oib,t eide.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

The people WHO want TO know abou, the
l.teit piece Ter getting rich quick, =
shoald resd Prot Angelo Heilprin's Aiti
Gle 10 the April number Of Appie,ous' Pop
nl.r Sciences Monthly. 1t gives 40 &C
count or The Cape Nome district 10 Alas
Ii, which, seooriins TO Professor Heilprin
Who ia scientist Of high standing and
whose statements mty be depended on, IL
% extremely Iromising. II GOT The moot
promising OF oil The Alaskan soli helds.
A number Of illustration ana much TO thr
iuteres, Of the text, snd size one an idss
of the physical cbu.eterisiics Of The Cape
Nome region
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

The V.ler,ire kpitiins compsny oil
Bennington bss On file 30 large . um Der
OF orders fr goods that the establish
nept will be run full handed mill late
10 the fall. One OF the travelling sales
msn hss been called home, as the com
psny 10 so rushed with business.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05
l.n~s an q B.,nr. o,..t >

Ismss d Gi 81 Bs.iou. osssf Of ibt
Ls5la. soaiss Eai sSi ether Lidles
properly 80 titled 10 E..i C.Ehriast,
M..s.. Wsantst.y BY i.llirs so.r att
Of 'ioas sisr'
Lrmss " R-eisstos, l,.ytr. tlsa .
psiltlep o. bsttfHg'sr 10 Ne. Yatk city
Toe 6.r siia i.bsiiihs II esp SO and
sasi, eco. Mr. RfdissiSn y. iotEer
Iy c.udid.ts 90 the Den rattle ticket for
sorabt o. Ya@ost bsiss ts.ilssi q
Reload u tts time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

Another ptimineht Dsmoefs. has rush
ed toto rrlnt TO deny the tale that the d.
nocfsoy wss learbirg sense. This indis
idnsl Ia J. O. Johnson. the chsirman Of
The executive committee portion Of The
Democrats Naiionsl Committee Some
body started The story t5s. the Democrat
10 party vas going to sbsndon silver, and
would not make spy reference to il IN the
Kansas Cts Convention Johnson declares
that every well informed Dsmocrs, 10 the
United States is morally certain tbst the
Kansas Ctr convention will dlsticily resi
frm the position which the party took on
the money question IN the platform OF
1896 "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

TIE destb OF Mrs. J I'm w. Stewart Of
Miadlet uty, siie Of the ex-governor, oc
curfrd lat soeS Il the rin,er home OF
The ismily 10 Bo,ton. She bad bean for
msby years 40 s.lid, bn, possessed rare
q1sli lee OF character which epsbled Der
TO mai tslo uDasusl cheerfuInus.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

Leafs Ackermen. Goshen, Ind.. says,
"DeWiirs Little Early Risets slways bring
certain relief, cure my headache md never
sripe " They sently elesn,e spd invigor
ate the bowels and liver J Il Whipple,
Msucb, ster C7nlte; A II Pettibope. Msp
chester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

Ii 10 undt rsiood 10 loc,l pointed ciich >
tbs, DR.. ". Ssw,td HebN, Of She,buine
Gill he candidate 10, tue R'publicsn
nouioslion ZEE ttt.inf from ChiiteDd, q
county lie vas ssiisd uTon by . dele
ss,ioa Of pronipsnt polilieiss . fee
dsys 40 ,rd 0s,d u be You'd rar, Il.
b. co,uhhd 10 DO ~ shs Tie nader
,i.aciSs tt,i lhas IL iis,l, 70 be 90 coo
lstl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

The late JANIS s Gill OF Boston
gives his widow, Rachel Gil tie use o.
bic pic,uus psioilrRs aud prints during
Der HE time, snd piovidts bat they shall
,heD be given 10 The Fo,elcs Memorial
library at Ludlow. VI. which Is slso TO
receive $4,000 from the funds OF the
estate. Mrs Gil and l. n Harding are
named al eYecniots and ttusteea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

NJ. u Sniih, 10 tstt1t, Mich. says,
DeNits Lutte Early Rlsefs are the very
bet pilis ever used fer eostivepes', liver
ard bosel ttourlts J II Whipple, Mtp
chester OtnIur; A II Peltibonc, Matches
ter Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

Ibs Pore kstt .gasfsd great ioss 10
ihi ettlt liom dlsesse q Osr. Joebefi.
ttslr Ls,rtt aud Eea stlllisiI ssntrsi.
bat % Is stsH difpostd 70 si's ~ &c
thai sctgsGt They iast veet toashl ~
British sdssscf. llIicg snd voatd die.
30. bui usts obliged % retreat Lttsf ;
Hnllth oottay ". eaptsrrd By tie botrs,
tie Bnush iosise sBts sbd corsidsfs
psnbsr Of pfisoesu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

John Possfs, sho tts htrn co trial 10
The touLiy ooIrt Il 81. Adams on the
eS.tss o. ,rtsfirs The B'ehtcrd savings
bstk 90 Nov mbtr 9. ls9s use scqui,,e3
Intsd.v. tie iery rsiatritg verdict OF
not guilty THIS sss Possts secot q nisl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

We believe uasmb. >. Iotyr B-me
dy IL lhe beet 10 tie so,ii afs sHt.
seb ~ son red with .s,v cold .nd
,ronblssone eoust, sud b.sins rss5 thtn
sdteiti.ements 10 cor osn sUd ot5ef q.
peu we purchased bctis - go IL u
~ould taec, o.. II eur-a =. before TO
bottle y. more ,hse tsi % 4 I'll a..
beet ooi Tor cold. OF eoasL.. - he Hef.Id,
Andsrsonville. Ind For ssle by J II
whipple. Msnetesisa Ceutre: A Il Petit
bone, Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

Easissa - sgi shasts gate - less
ly urns tsstF reestl fsrei,s sES u 10 Get
uis tkh ths tstt - sci ~ tstsE cot u
ia Beers Jan n0s they srs 1ors ibst
tolets ittt ost sta tie political 'fsei
OF itca fsttoft5 70 s.ru - srssi.
Ihsr osptsrsa srS sts bclaisg ihs ssi.f
.u'i, ., Blamfosisiu, bsslsa The sees
ana Ilitottft Akts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

Wm Or, Newark. D. says, We never
feel safe without One Minute Cough Cure
10 the house. 1t saved my h.te boys life
when be bad The pneumonia. We think it
the best medicine made" 1t curss
coughs and oil lupg diseases. Pleasant to
take. harmless and gives Immediate re
suits. J II Whipple, Manchester Centre:
A II Pettibone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

Sir Al Hickf. Beach, chancellor Of the
eIcLeqner, made his spnusl financial state
ment 10 committee OF ways and mssps.
March D. He reieued to the military sit
nation ss IL stood 10 October, wheB be ssk
ed for an issne 81 treasury bills 10 The
smount Of - 000. 600 Tor the expenses q
The war with The Ttsnsvssl Since Oclo
Der 90 eIpen lure Of $4,000 600 bad
been added to tie 10000. 900 then voted
add nov the government bad ielt II their
duty TO presen, ts'imates iovolvius sn eI
expenditure OF E]s 900 900 ior the wsi
sad defensive proportions at home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

Geo. II Parker. ssed 50 years, died 10
Hoosick Falls LAST week. He was bern
in Arlington, served three yesrs in
Co, A. Ath Vermont, was badly wounded
10 the battle OF the Wilderness and bis
desth was csused bs gsnerens resulting
from the same. He Was 10 the Soldiers
Home Ut Bennington for year or more.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05
ghflJ (bfstfr J1urunl
THURSDAY. ArRit 0. 1870
DE- slkusDs. Raster .ns rropris'ef

Tue G ssns4 rssssa its Forte
Tass hsl Ts~sty ~ nslstiir Of Sls',
sa1.ics IHst4st sb9 tear sitsf hsrsbii
cot. ,oiss sssahsi IL Ttss 10 eias
ttpes rl rfitiat sme4s isvrtt 10 Rogers
se n. osnaasuaisli'Y e. ibs tsr!s pre-
ssion sss 80 Hstfeut Coat .iii decide
~ ,oos o, . estt cse tsssh a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

Hos G. A. Ptoaty Of ssvpou has adopt
"a rS,ti method TO sdvsroe bic chin.
~ caadia.,s Tot L. 5 Senator. He les
issssa . phsnple, addressed more psi,iea
hrly 10 The voters Of bic ova eossty, ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

fbs oossolls.l.a El.sti, csap,sy Of
wineosiL ha eortsctsd its %. 10 600
hsks eyb.no ii The setss. Is - Tie
largest s,tsuo q ~ iina in ne,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05
NIkAM HAED's EsrATr

- srArr on ffKsosf Di.tIicf OF Manchester. 80
The Prob0ts Court IU The Distrloi u AaS.alsst,Tf
TO I'll pefrols iutei.s'ed lB lie estate u
hhsm hafd ate oi Arltsten 10 said District
dscsasedf 0KEfTtsg.
BY the authority " The ntais u Vermont, you
arr hereby Iotin'd 10 sppssr before the sad
Probate Court at the Probate Once 10 Marches.
tef m ssid District, on the sub day OF March
A 1870, AZ ~ oeloek n, 10 show caass
~ any you have. sLy the sccoubt u q, n
Barber, Aomlnlstt stof. with sEi aEGsIsd. Of The
estate ~ AID deceased, .LOgia DO be sll0ssd.
snd siso Why the fesldee Of sslf ,ststs should
not be dlarbuisd 70 ths parties entitled
thereto,
Dated u Manchester, 10 said Disirlet, thls IAN
DAY Of March A. u 1850.
asss W. b. ED6kkT0s, yadrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

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kTAft - vstsorT District Of Manchester, -
Be IL Remembered tbst Of . sessop Of tLs
Probate Court holden at Manchester, within and
for tid District, % The 18Th day OF March
A. b. 1900
Whereas. a esfisin inihnmtnt 10 writing.
under sesl.pnfpoitlry 70 be the lssi vi and iss
tsnent ~ b,rm wnition lac " Arlington
10 ssId Distiei, deceased, having bssn this dsy
pFstsp'ed 10 said Court % frubs,s and duly
hltd 10 the REGISTERS ofho'i Ttsufors, Il IL
ordered hat eli psrsons Interested 10 The sstsis
" .sif dsassssi " 10 no 70 APPEAR bstrs
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udsf thsts ne,hs .ressD-lF.lJ pftsioh. thstttp
ID ne MAJ rLtstfr ibrHhAt bew.pspef printed
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thng maj have Why ss.d Instrument ~ sfiiips
chou d BOT " ~ va ara silostu a. thu isft
sili and tesisinsn NJ ~ The sad dsessse
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