The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27
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wc rafi tie attention e business
men aud capitalists q iAe adyeu-
ment 81 De secan,y Baus oftbe city
q Ncw York which appears 10 80
other column
Bar B.u The 0hdawas n this
place ard Ethan Aliens II Arlington
played 4 match game ou the grounds of
The latter last Saturday 10 which The
huntt wcre worspal by a score q y
r. ~ In Justice q tbe 0ndaaas i
should le stated hat one y their best
players was injured during tto 81 H.
niHg aod retired whilc the 30. ith and
5th innings we're played during which
their opponents made IS runs The
onaavas are forced d admit that the
Arlington boys play well
L G Orsis i oui with new adj
seniscmeui ID ts-day's paper, which
contains many valuable aud profitable
hints to purchasers Of drugs.
FACTORY POINT.
Charles A Buckley aud Dr. s )
Clemohs are shout 70 open . Drug store
ia the building occupied as a c%onfec.
tonery store Mr. Buckley has just
completed an iee-house, the want Of
which be fully realized u running bis
soda fountain the past summer.
Tho Post Office has been moved
from the place il has occupied many
years II q. w. Smiths store TO the
store of Robert Ames, who ii il under
stood succeeds Mr. CLARK as post
master.
NJ. Cloncy has just returned from
market with a new assortment Of gen.
clemens furnishing goods
sAsD0ArE
The drouth in this town, an in this
noighborhood, is becoming very severe.
Wells, springs, and the larger streams
ere drying up, and the mills on Greer
River" have come to almost a stant
still. The old grist mill has not run 70.
more than one month. Tho season LA.
been hno for this vicinity. Corn Is
splendid crop. and has matured a mont
earlier than usual. The potato crol
has become ne Of Importance in thu
town, as il has been for q long time il
Salem, n. y, aud vicinity aud farmer
find il a profitable crop 70 raise. Nh
David Richards, IN the west part Of th
town, raises this year about one thou
sand bushels, and he has been olere0
and refused 50 cents per bushcl for HI
whole crop. lie ding 400 bushels iroT
two acres on his farm this year, but tli
was much more than the average of III
town The Early Rose is the fayorit
10 this vicinity, and commands highc
prices than other varieties. Mr. Gee
Draper sold 90 bushels at 95 cents pc
bushe' to a Shushan buyer.
Mr.. Bennett, IN the west part Of III
town. has been making an addition I
bis house in the way ola large hal
and the worthy aud much respecto
proprietor opened his new room a le
nights since to the young people Of u
town. a large party Of whom enioyc
themselves IN the way of a dancin
party They speak IN terms Of prai,
Of the proprietor aud his lady, and y
understand that the young folks inter
having regular parties there the comir
winter.
BENNINGTON.
Mr.. ASTHoxY.-Tbe new obs cry
tory has new reached its topmost toy
cing height on the summit of II
mountain. II il the most noble at
conspicuous object in the country
miles around 1t is thirty feet high
than the old one. and is one Of the 6
est structures ot the kind in America
The next annual Fair Of Benningt,
County Agricultural Society is e.
held GA the Fair grounds Of Mess
Dewey aud Patham. iu Bennington, f,
Thursday ami Friday, Sept 29th al
30th.
lSsAAufrpg. The Instruments us.
by the Band in celebrating the dele
oftho Park ticket" IL Bennington. a
owned ~ Mr. Park himself The Ia
Too. where the pow WOW was bel
was built al MI. Parks own expens