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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-11-01

A, J. BRADLEY,
Attorney -at-Law.
Office, corner.o Main and Muncy SITS.
LAPORTE, PA.
Having opened an office at 1928 Arch
ST., Philadelphia, shall still continue to
practice in the several Courts of Sullivan
County. When not in my office personally
compet-nt person will be found in
charge thereof. Bonds Of various kinds
furnished.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-11-01
Buschhausen'
BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY.

John Howard Harris President.
College: With Courses in Arts,
Philosophy, Jurisprudence, Science,
Chemistry, Biology and Civil and
Electrical Engineering.
Academy for young men and
boys.
Institute for young women.
School of Music for both sexes.
Healthy surroundings, pure noun
tain water.
For catalogue, address William G.
Registrar, Lewisburg, Pa.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-11-01

The hotel known as the "Com-
mercial House,, situate on Main
Street .@r9l tie Borough, will be
sold cheap and on easy terms of pay
ment. The house is well located, Ii.
censed and enjoys large patronage.
For terms and particulars apply OF
write
+. j. Mullen, ATTY,
Laporte, Pa.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-11-01

AS election approaches the sue
cess of J. Henry Cochran at the
polls appears certain as; he is. PEI
ceiving warm support from all par
ties. Mr.. Cochran has filled his
high Office of State Senator with
mark ed ability in the interest OF
all his constituents and in conse-
quence he finds himself an accept
able candidate to many outside OF
his own party. There is para
mount need of such honest and
broad minded officials, it matters
not in which party they are found
Milford chronicle., 1906-11-30
Public Sale.

ASH am going to stop farming will sell my
personal property, at MY home. two miles west Of
Greenwood. on road leading from Greenwood 10
Andrewsville on
Wednesday, December 5, 1906,
sale to commence at 10 o'clock. II that day
should be stormy, sale next fair day
LIVE STOCK
Three horses one bay mare 10 years old. gem
tie and kind in all harness. one colt three years
old, the other colt years Old The S-year-Old
colt has been worked some this season One
good farm mule, two good milch cows, one with
calf.
FARMING UTENSILS.
One Empire Disc Drill, Cultivators, Corn
Shelter, PlOws Fan, York Carriages . sets Of
carriage harness, one wagon, set wagon harness.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
ore piano, "Bradbary," one organ, Cornish, %
heaters. cook stove.
A set Of Linesman's tools and lot OF other
tools.
One stack OF Cow Pea Hay and about i've tons
OF clover hay in left.
Terms-Ali sums under $40 cash; over that
amount o credit OF u months with approved Sc
curity. No goods TO be removed until terms are
complied with. CHARLES F. JONES.
JAMES THOMAS, Auctioneer.
Milford chronicle., 1906-11-30

shall stop farming and will sell all my
personal property at public sale at my resi-
deuce on the farm known as the Thomas
Davis Home Farm" In Prime Neck, on
Wednesday, December 5fh, 1906,
commencing at 10 a. m. sharp, but IL that day
should be very stormy, then sale will be
hed on the next fair day, as follows:
PAIR MULES. SEVEN HEAD HORSES
One BLACK horse Weighing about 100 pour DIS.
kidd and gent e; one gray mare, fine ami
mai weighing 100, XII ana gentle every
where; siOdOck colt, Jour wears I'd cOtnii g
and gentle; apoIh r chestnut mare M excel
lent worker; a dark bay driving morse, one
colt six months old.
Twelve cows, fine breeds and good butler
makers. Seven are now flesh ~ Will
come fresh after Christmas. Oue Brood SOW.
FARMING IMPLEMEN
Two 2-horse farm wagons one Is new and
has 3-incn wide tires; one Dearborn and rack,
a buggy and one York carriase,a Mccormick
binder as good as new. one after A. Wood
mower, a Keystone corn PLANTER. two tor a.
to racks. one OF 100 baskets and the other OF 70
basket capacity; Two sets wagon springs, two
Ham racks, four 2-horsr pioWs, hVe 4 morse
plows. three huke harro~s one cutivator,
a riding harrow, one spike harrow n corn
shelter, grain i,f.s se'S ow hari ess Two
sells u agon hsrD e.. tst's e carrt7Ee mar .tss
many forks, b 81 ~hus eih. rhkeS, etc A
SCOOP shove. 3 Uushe b 81 e's, hrs crO~r-cut
saws, two large irtn pt rs. se. 400 tuuud STEEL
yards. two good vi esH bH 'e $, eve salt full
of vinegar, two tim0tr cnaii S, lOt ( top fod-
der aud corn on cob.
KITCHEN AND DAIRY FURNITURE. '
A good cook stove, all the cooking utensils,
a kitchen cupboard, cream separator,
churn, cream freezer, three sitlng room
stoves.
Terms. All sums Of SO and under cash Z;
over that amount a credit Of nine months bv
giving note with approved security. No goods
to be removed uutiiterms are complied with
JOHN d. MESSICK.
r. =
Milford chronicle., 1906-11-30

there. NV ur0tner. cannon you q <
God for the development OF our gseRt
southwest. which came to us In the re-
markable way II did,
Whitman's Sacrifice.
But cannot close this Thanksgiving
talk without referring in just a few
words to the tragic story and life of
one man who saved for our Union Ore
gon and Washington. the great states
OF the northwest Never was there
more tragic story than his biography
He saved these states not with battle
and with strife OF soldiers uniform
he saved them by the endurance or
suffering and SANDER and misrepre-
sentatloh and with death II you want
TO read the story of a life which will
make your eyes fill with tears. then
read the life OF Marcus Whitman and
how he saved Oregon and Washington
for the Union
Thus. my friends. in this historical
retrospect on this Sabbath preceding
our national Thanksgiving day we find
that no man has ever been able to ac-
complish much good for his native land
except through great personal sacrifice
Are you and willing TO lay down our
lives for our country Are we ready
to sacrifice ourselves for this our ma
tive land with - territories stretching
from sea t. sea- VIII you not be will
ing to fight for its rights and to help
It's helpless and TO be true to its peo-
plei
Milford chronicle., 1906-11-30
Copyright 1906. BY Louis Kiopsch.l
pepartment store For Negroes only

Department Store For Negroes only.
New York. Nov 2S.-A new enter
prise along commercial and sociologi-
cal lines is that of the Metropolitan
Mercantile and Realty company, or
ganized with a capital of 100000.
and which proposes to operate a de.
partment store here for colored peo-
pie A large building, at 10th street
and Eighth avenue. has been pur-
chased and several hundred colored
persons will be employed. The com.
pany now operates several similar
stores in the south
Milford chronicle., 1906-11-30

Famous Ruins Destroyed BY Fire.
Marysville. Cal. Nov 2S.-The ruins
of Yubaday. once a famous mining
camp. and made more famous by Bret
Harte's poem, were destroyed by fire.
Milford chronicle., 1906-11-30
S.4.uUEL = WILSON,
Funeral Director and EmbaImeI

twenty-five years experience In the above
business with the assistance Of my son, John
p. Wilson, enables me to guarantee satisfae
Ion. Everything FIRST class with moderate
charges. black and white he2l 9es. Bodies
smbalmed or preserve by the use OF Ice.
Mems back. SUITS end robes; iadaes' dresses
and robes chldre. shrOwds always In
4tOck. No extra charge made for my wife's
services When required. All styles OF cofnns
and tskets constantly In stOcs.
AMI. WILSON,. lion. DI L.
Milford chronicle., 1906-11-30
Tuesday, December nth, 1906

commencing promptly at 10 o'clock a. m,
but n that day should be stormy, or the sale
not he completed. then II will be continued
Ut til the next fair day, as follows;
FARM STOCK.
Pair Mules, Bay Mare The mules are a
pair Of large animals and eight years old,
kind and gentle, work anywhere. The mare
rs old but willing, Good Cows, 10 head young
Cattle, one bull a well bred Devon, yoke Of
fine oxen.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Two Grain Drills, one nearly new; one
Wood Binder, Wood Mower, Farm Roller,
Riding Cultivator, 2-horse Farm Wagon.
good OK Cart, Dayton wagon, Grain an,
Corn Shelter, Plows, Harrows, Cultivators,
Shovels, Forks, Hoes, Rakes, and other things
to numerous to mention two sets OF Wagon
Harness, one set Carriage Harness, lot OF
PiOw Harness, Halters. Collars, etc
Lot Top, Blade and Long Fodder, three
stacks OF Bent Hay.
Part OF Household ard Kitchen Furniture.
Terms: Cash on delivery OF the goods
no goods to be removed until terms are com
piled with. JAMES Ii. SIPPLE.
r. j. MEREDITH, AuetiOneer.
Milford chronicle., 1906-11-30
Public Sale.

shall stop farming and will positively sell
ali of my personal property at public sale al
my home In Milford Neck, about ten miles
northeast from Milford ana eight miles en- 81
rom Frederick, on road from Milford Neck
Church TO Webbs Landing, on
Milford chronicle., 1906-11-30
The scene Changes.

The scene changes. The war for
American independence has practically
come to an end. We are now in the
most beautiful capital of the world.
This is Paris. We are now in the pres
ence Of the four American commission
Milford chronicle., 1906-11-30
Public Sale.

! shall stop farming and will sell all my
personal property at public sale at my resi-
deuce on the farm known as the Thomas
Davis Home Farm" IN Prime Neck, on
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-25
$3.50 ECru Curtains
S2.25 Pair

New two-toned ecru colored lace curtains, "a in.
wide and yards long; new colonial and mission
effects; $3.50 curtains for $2.25 a pair.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-25
SOC Burnt Leather Novelties 25c

'ocket books, botters, match safes purses, pen
tipers memorandums. ETC.; nicely burned in pretty
esiens on black tan, red and green leather.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15

srasr 10 set bee ihlrg, we're senf. one
., tss Gps.xrifari Cosnmaiees 10 shah
b. -, sPpeirie6 vn shs Sonmiises 60
IsaAsn Aratu. II so, Hs there sss beer w.
lspauoss = en- presislAs fes ihs fssl dA''
posisapn ~ tho T.re csGPsd Nasiess "
,hs hdsss T.ritesy spd ~ othsf rSf'
pesss in ihs eassicenitsa q ihs bsli 70
Con nH.rs sesssv v LsFasieiis s,ssd fss
lssposai gs..iiass asi q s.llT Vsssftsed |.
rsrs1tR yisn 0s nc pus 81 the rsAlrgaa'
70 psrhsss ssesi 40 600 acres q great
eosl pfoescisg lssd irem - isesn' To-
sonisai agsfs. Shah ~hes sh,sd aoar
.he- "a that ,ishts sortb bune'ses 81 NIL
Aaus a aolisrs wsfc shaut TO ptss 70 ~
niro.i,. al ssrr l5.,iig fhsn, q the eil
pass 4 fcr sun 70 b namsd Nv sFF'sis
srs tul 10 r..h tn,isnos TIE leftss ger
lta BE- slvtn pfeisrsc. After a few s1's
tlov, uere raslsd by Mr. LsFollsiss IN
snsBd0s1i ~ss dropped ard later on
s~ ops .ebri.u'eJ, sha thea hnoth'f' a.
nssiiss The zane fate. NJ. lsFollesle
c..t.lnly stsssesies sits5t1sh 10 ht hF'
|, a, waks A, senator. he will De- h',t
| from later 90. 10 view Of Pre- idtni koc''
ysl.'a determination log 20 st,pd for sh'
tl,n sgsln II would be yell iof ihe Reput
l,c.u psrty 10 "iool wtll 20 the west"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15
Mr.. Laura burton Hoilister.

The pareptal ancestors Of Mrs. Laura
Burton Htll,ster who died 10 Cipcinnan,
o.. on February ~, aged seventy ELK, were
natives Of the town OF MAJ chester.
Her grest.grandparents, Josiah Burton
and Sarah Howes Burton and her grand
mother Jrrusha Burtoa Strait are buri' q
In Manchester.
Fem ei lhood to old age she was a IT. :
quent visitor to this beautiful valley ARD
/, vays loved the place Her husband's
family belonged also 20 this town and IL
earlier dsys mary relatives welcomed ihei'
4, ming. A few relatives and old frienos
III r,msln The last few summers o.
Mrs. HOLSTERS life we're spent 10 the Ho''
lister homestead surrounded ,, childrei
ard grapicbildren.
Her father was In biz day one OF to-
le aiding members OF The bal; her distlL'
.uhhed husband, G. B. Hollisier. adopted
| the same profession, ard her three iopf
Judge Howard c. Hollister, Thomas b
Boll,ster and Burton s HOLSTER, are nov
| follow II z in the line Of ioole ancestry
The "reminiscences Of early days when, al
young girl she danced with Henry Cisl
aud met many distinguished personsaes O
rhst time, made Mrs. Hollistsr most 10
teres,ing and delightful corversationaiiit
while her keen thought and wide range 0
readipg made her power Of Inspiration
to many. A cheerful Temperament and un
selfish devotion to others helped ner u
bear, with beautiful resignation, the year
Of illnesp, AID The tender ministratieni 0
her loving daughters, Miss Ella $. Hollis
ter ard Miss Lsurs s Hollister and her Dc
voted sous have been rewarded with ID
gentle appreciation OF one who was grad
uslly entering into that life which Is etef
nal The sacred tie 10 broken, the sorrow
ing hearts feel helpless, but thote who's
minds are s,,oned TO he glorious tones Q
the choir Invisible can almost eaten 70
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15

Ryea the las u eDppiasl boa SEEMS u
-ors for IA. robbsr mpaHpiis', aud ne
..s OF svsrsg. TO thsl' sisaotig
W eongrs'als,s ourselves tecasse the
md winter rs, iet ~ beat the Goal f'ust
on, Of . lsrg. par, Of its anousl 'tihats
But . mild uln,sr means 'hsrt hv
crop. A short Ice crop means that TOE
Ice Trus, will ss increased BY about 80 PEI
cent. whether the ice crop 10 full or Ugh
the Ice Tru. must pay div'd'nd'. o.
short Ice crop Ice Trust stock eTmh'
though ~ the rest Of the marsss fsis'
No matter what the weather. The tru'
viii rs. you lu,t tas sane. n J Press
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15

In the bcsinniag God created the
heavens and earth, then the editor, ih'
liberal advertiser and prompt paving SUB
,cr,bsr-- xhIeh wa, very go d. The mex
dsy II showed and he created the mao who
toss not believe 10 advertising. snoth'
~bo does not take his home psper--'te'
,s,.s Then Satan got into the mouidifa
20 ON aud created III. man ttst'skes the ps
DER for ears and fails 10 pay for II Afte'
ae bad eomp leted that sorry oe,aud havin'
few Jumps Of mud, be created the eHeus'
q = man who settles his srrssrsRes By In
.,ruc,ing the postma,ter to mark bis rsps
| rsfu,ed. - Exchange.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15
Buvv and Burton Schedule.


,vo NEW SCHOOLS ADDED 10 LIST OF
BASEBALL GAMrs TINS fRAR
Burr and Burton's baseball schedule for
1905 includes contests with tso new teams
H. 10 a. follows
April 2l-Dtury high school, NORTH
Adams, At ssnchestcr.
Anil 2b--B ack River Academy, Ludlow
II Manchester.
April 2s-Proctor high school at Man
chester.
May b-Rennington high school at Ben
pibg;oa.
MAY 7-Albspy high school at Albany
Nav la-Rutland high school At Aan'
| chester.
MAY willisnstown high school a
willismstown.
MAY le-Troy Conference Academy
Poult oey, at Manchester.
Ma, 22-Goddard Seminary, Barre, q
Nsneh, ster.
May 2o-Middlebury high school OF Mid
iletury,
Ma, 80 Albany high school at Manches
er
Jupd 2-Rutland high school ut ku'
land,
June s-Pfoc,or high school at Proctor
| June 9-MiddlebGry high school at MAR
chester.
| Jure Bennington high school
Manchestr.
| June lev illismstown high school
Manchester
June 23-Goddsrd Seminary, Barre,
| Barre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15
IN IRE Holm OHAPIN

lrrArs or vs1nt ut. District Of Manchester. ~
Be Il Remsya oered That at . session OF the
Probate Court. holden at Manchester, within
ana Tor said District, on the 18th day OF Mach,
1. b 1906
Whe, esa, Ann 4. Chaplin Guard IN OF
yohn o. Chaplin 10 'ane OF Manchester
N said District. hs, this day pres.nt
10 said court. her petition In writing
sett,ne forth thai It will bs necessary TO cell
i Of the ral sestste Of said ward. Tor the
psyment OF d BIS snd the expenses o.
msitiaipsncA Of said ward and therein
pskirg sptHestion 10 said Court for lcei 40 Il
nske euoh tals
1t 10 oIdsitd That oil psIsons interested
therein be notified TO appear bsiort
,.id Court & the Probate 0his "
winchester 10 ssid District. on the stn de-,
Of April AID. 1906 BY pub ication OF ih
order three eeks soccsssively previous there
10 In the Manchester JOURNAL. . DenspApe
printed a. Nan she,tsr 'ores.id 10 show cause
II any they maj have. why said Incense shonl'
s9ss wB ED0ERTos Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15

r,Il, on snrebs 10 nr whether they hsv.
lss csauos 10 'psu treat, -eria hess-
,sis 10 Dc %. ,esulns 10 itfs that be. u
sssss. wo9ld rot 20 tesltsts, ara he sg~Aks
In q scerpirl way of elboss che fsel them
selves snmuss from yros~stion for vlola-
,ios 81 apy A..# sppsfen'lr fsii'ns TO
con 4 r here the r,urie FAC, that tht As'
hsys le'rvts fos lhssr sho, havAfx IN
Il & iligeti tpoE edge 81 th,n, ohs, tneu
pFuyisson'.
TEls nGir utr,s fitqutti ssseftiens ni
rss "a ~ 81 iis mpii,ss 10 lbe disehsfss
...hA Gov sid tiF pr0ot u this Thai be
scavc,shitas Lr has 10 aefd TO eeg'n
islss yipasceiiofs a. he can eoiises iso
dsiisrs Car ~htnsssr he chscsfs 10 m
y.,tixss anything, whether he secures any
svidei ce ~ hti'
Pe,soEslly Raw 90 ihttreit 10 the zane
lasstrc, pt that rhsy are lass OF The as
BKsd A. ~, b 10 b, ebey,d, ard u may SCI a
nGs, slstce that have taken an usrse
canary or On raranged par. In this snsir
be, leg me put before you fes more piaif
fset,, | have no risht hpa certainly NJ
desire 10 burrsh a, the polls fof or sgsins
.ny person, bot am proper'y owner Als
psy from the norey earn BY actual isoo
my sbsre tossrd The support Of the STATE
AID 10 80 far ~ contribute toward v
import and AID stockholier 10 rs resoer
], G, the ,mpIoJss Of ihe ssste are my teI
, sspts ard have q legitimate iiaht an
,u,y 10 ~ Quite into, aud 10 Golfer VIII
. Der taxpayers rs to their ficieney trust
( sorlhiness ard general character 10 th'
,.ss hi. seemfd most suitably don
6 trough the public pres for which orpol
. utI,y give you ms thank.
ii BFRMIONE II ASFifi.D.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15
VERONA E. HOYTS Fs.Arx

rTA7E on vERnsxT District OF Matches erss
The Probate Court for the Distrtof Of Aanchesttr,
10 eli pefsons Interested IN the estate
ysrona X Hoyt, late OF Hsndsate, In said III"
uict deceased GRErrIs0i
By the authority OF the state 81 Vermont, yon
probate court a. the Probate Once Ia sais
Manchester. in aid Dlstrcl, on be as,h dsy u
March 4. u. 1900 10 stov caose. any Jon
b 70 Why the accoupt Of Hoyt, Acnisis
or o, ibs ssss.s Of sAid deceased snouid
. 1 BE- allowed. ard also uhy The rssieue OF eeid
90 tiled Their 70. :,
ps,sd a xaocbss Or in raid Distriet, this l'h
an OF March A D 1893
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15
VERONA Z noYT,s Estate

srArs on vfs-osr. District o. nAnch' ste' y
n II Repefrbesst. That 81 . ssssisn Of tbs
prossts Ccrr,. holden q Naaehseier .siiLin s5j
for sails Dsstric, on the lib d'y Of rnea
A. D 1906
Present. Hos v HpsHrrs jude..
Whsrea. Y Y. Bost Adfnini.tfs'cf OF
the estate o. ge % n, Hoyt ate Of rsrdg 10
10 ssld Ds.rssf De sassd has ths Jay pftssnisd
&c ssid Cosit b.. le'rion ~ sn'ing seshns
forth that II gill To- necessary 10 eel III Of the
real estate o. $50 deceased. for tbs ptvtpe u OF
The debts aud th.rses 81 admins eailons ard
,h.rtin m.kips sppheaiion 10 ssid Court fer
lac snse 70 M de snch sAN,
ID Il ovo.,.d Thai al porsons INTERESTED 10
he s.,st1 n ard decreased b. poss,-f 10 spyskr
before aid coas,. Il the Probate INC Is 40.
cbesier, ~ pi itstne'. 90 We S'is esf o.
Mares a d. $50 ~ p1hbea la ~ I Ia
ord =, three vs 4 srosesi,e', prs.loas ihsre
10 In In, xanot@st.r JrunsAIs . Dtvss aptf
printed 10 Manchester Aforesaid " .hss csu 9
| II any lhs, MAY hsvs. vhy SAID ieenss should
IS. w.B. RDoEaTos, ysdgs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15
PERU
q N wymsn Ia WHITING In Peru

&C N Wymsn N'itlnk ID Feiu'
Mrs. r q. wyman IL on the gain.
r. J. Batchelder wss 10 town one day
last week
C. N. Fsrnum has returned from
Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. add Mrs. Blackburn have returned
to shustar, N. !.
EN-. Batchelder who VAS Kicked by
a horse one day last week IL doing well.
w. @. West who has been visiting N
W. w. west's las returned TO bis home In
South Hero
walter West expects TO move soon TO
usuch, stsr Cenur vhat BE- bss tpsssed
~o,k Of c. Il. Ames for he coming year.
Maple sugar and syrup lsbsls With
YOU, oar name Oh cen be hceeht ~ The
JOURNAL Zee for 80 cent? per hundred.
WEST ARLINGTON.
-E.bsr, Buck was 10 sbu,bsp, N, y
iasi saturday.
--O,csr wymsn ard family hAve moved
10 with Rusg e, wyaaa.
Mr.. and Mo. Charles cfofot are re-
,hhs t,.r n. bhih Of stcn.
ed .ir Psrrbsm bad the misfortune Y
CUT y raj OF tb nagtn on saw las
~etk.
Mics Lcrs Moiefouse has resurnt'
-. A
b. me alter few ~,ths With her ene's a
C. Mofshou.e.
-DAtiel Harrington, SOD jesse AM
a.ustler Y sls yiii.a rsla Ives IN Bennins
ion y esaily.
school closed Oh the Green" last Fri
, DIV With = srsphsrhfre eniertainmeo
We ali rtsr,i 10 hear that kiss WynAn
! rot TO teach sssir.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15
n. .,,.mo, Of Mr.. Clement and his paid

The attemp, Of Mr.. Clement and his paid
advisors to picture Y. d. Proctor a. . per-
son who cannot change bis mind because
he 10 mas enough to adhere to his princ''
plss shows the weakness Of their cause In
the most effective way The statement
tbs, Mr.. Proctor IL opposed 70 the work
,pg man, the farmer, the equalization Of
TAXATION and honest elections will not DO &C
cep,ed BY anysobsr minded man 1t all con-
yersant with political history In Vermont
and the bringing Of such bsssisss charges
win not isjurs the man they are aimed A.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15
Z roy II. SHFLDoN.s ErrArs

~ sr.rs or VERMONT, District OF Manchester, -
Tho Probate Oo,vi foy The District Of Adnohe~sV !
To all persons interested In the estate OF
Lucy II sheldon late OF Rupert In SAID
District deceased. 0sFrrsa!
BY the authority Of tho State OF vermont, you
ae hereby noti1e 20 appear before the said
Probate Cont. al the Pr ibate Othoa IN Manobes'
ter 10 said District, on the 2sth day Of March
A. d. 1905, to show o.use, n any yon h.veishy
the soonu 81 Emmon' sheldon, aud fm'th
sheldon admits. OF the estate OF raid deceased
should not be allowed, aud Alss Why the fesidus
Of s,id estate rbould not be distributed TO the
parties outitled thereto.
Dated ~ Manchester, In said district. this
9th day Of March, AID 1898
4bsv W. n. EDaEnT0N. Judge.
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JOHN MCWAYNE,' EsrArE

srATe OF .ERM mt, District OF nsnchestar. 81
Be il Rcmsmb red, that at session OF the
Probate Court holden at MaDch ster, within and
/ said District, on the l4th day OF Msrch
A. d 1916
Present II n ", d EDdERToE Judge
Whereas M.srmsuong, Administrstor oil III.
es,s ate of;John Nova ne late Of Dorset In said
d., trct dc cease thas this day presented TO said
Cour,lhis petition 10 writing setting forth that II
will b. necssisra to cell eli OF the real estate OF
aid decesstd, for the payment OF the debts
and charges Of administration; and also
tbat IL vi be beneficial for al parties interested
therein to cell the whole Of the real estate
of ssid deceased. and therein making
/ plicstiop TO said Court for license to
make such sale,
Il is Ordered That all persons interested 10
the estats Of said deceased be notified 70 appear
before said Court, at the Probate Office 10 Man.
Oh ester. In said district, on the slst day oil
| Maroh A, d. 1906, by publication OF this order
three weeks successively previous thereto 10
he Manchs stsr Journal. . newspaper printed 81
Manchester sfore.aid, to chow cause, II any they
m,y have, Why said iicense should not b'
4sss ". n. ED9ERTON. Judge.
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