The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-06

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lf 81 Bennington AFHBaiaa $3.50 kast
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bennington siFs. Bennington Centre
$3.50 North Remington sa-as Dorset
$50. Past uarseI $50. North Dorset
So seuth B8r-ef sl4- Manchester 800,
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ETC., Favusl Centre ssN Nofib Pownal
slsHs Hesdslar3 slso. Hesuwo.iyile
s78 Report $50; Eaa Euper 80,
Nva Rar,eu $780, SYNDICATE s4i. sear.-
burg ~ha0s1ury So, south shafts
bury s1sg. stamford $50; Sunderland
si58. WtnbaII sl4 B0odF.I.e s,- Wood
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The "Iumaetiogs 81 the Vermont
na,rfmeu'. Association Tor 1901, viii
be- Issued about April s0, 1871. The A..
seg.stion require 10 raise 500, SO dcfrsy
expenses Tor the year and ask all ID, mem
beers 10 tgy and yet At least oue new uem-
bcr THE book is considered TO be one
Of The most valuable OF the Kind ever
published and will be furnished go The
FIR, 2eo new members, free. O. :. Bliss,
Secretary. Georgia, Va
SOMEWHERE, April 3, 1874.
~. Ed1or.
am glad 90 hear Boy the iouE>ti that
you are pleased with the prospectus. II
Wa. not much ut q -erawl, and will try
60 DO better next time. To SAY that IL
was engraved with # pen is perhaps a lit
10 ont OF place but iur aid that u was
made With a pen. II ~, G. O." wishes
one aud will give few hints %. 10 the
wording Of IT, through the JouHNAL, !
+ will try aud do my level best" Ia re-
gard 10 nav name will send it sometime.
il ever do aud viii now CLOSE, thanking
yon tor your compliment, by subscribing
myself Yours very truly,
.tENgR. with pen
/ +. Don't publish this.
y Il" w.a,p.
MANCHESTER, VI,
April q, lS'L.
~ 4. ,e. d. p.
Dear Sir or hatam--At your request
hereby state ia the JorRNAL, keep a
drs, clos Drug store on the corner Of
Main and Union streets, Manchester
where can be found at al times and at
oh hours, PURE Drugs, Medicines, Dye
Stuff, rerfumery, Brushes, Soaps, etc,
also large assortment of Fancy Goods
too numorou, to mention | have the
name of keeping the greatest variety Of
merchandise in this part Of the state, and
| propose to keep up my reputation. II
any one wishes to be sure Of finding
ererythtug and aH they want the first
time, let them come here and not waste
their time going elsewhere. "My goods
are my best reference" That's what's
the matter with the Prospectus Await.
ing further developments, | am yours,
Anxiously, l.. c. oRyIs.
7. 5. also have the management OF
the Telegraph Office (Which Is In my
store), aud myself and clerk are Opera
tors and can send telegram to most
any part Of the world except "Some-
whereof Sorry to say the lines are not
up, to that place as yet.
rF'Physicisns prescriptions carefully
compounded.
FACTORY POINT.
"A sugar festival was given on Tues,
] day evening at Adams Hall, for the ben.
eft Of Mr.. Eddy's singing school,
, The milk cans made by Young &
I DEMO, Factory Point, are said to better
aud half dollar less in price than those
purchased out Of town, That looks well
for home manufactures.
w Il. DEMO has large Gray Eagle
which measures l-2 feet from tip TO tip
/ Of his wings. He was set mp by Dr.
, Osman, and is one of the finest spcci-
mems In the State.
Young 4 DEMO are doing large
, business iu their Iron Clad Milk Cans. y
They are selling them largely in DANNY
aud vicinity, aud are pronounced the best
can made. We understand they have
large orders tor sugar making apparatus
Here Il a chance for milk-meu and sugar,
makers.
Gilman Wilson ha, four yoke Of eat.
tie weighing "a. follows, viz; $500, $3.50
5000, aud ai1n ms, They worked during
the past season on wagon weighing
b $500 lbs drawing over 300 loads Of mar,
{ BILE from hi. quarry 10 the station at East
: Dorset, which averaged over l400 lbs
e per load, besides drawing all the rubbish
] from the quarry made by ~ workmen
E Each pair gaining over 3t1 lbs; all in
consequence Of eating the corn raised by
Z. the " honest man
The road from Peter Wyman's mil
! 10 tie Railroad station has been thorough.
~ grayelled aud j. 10 good order. MIR
b Fullerton has put on about six hundred
and inv loads of gravel. He says the mer
p and teams employed have worked faith
fully, and we are glad to have the town
G get a. much for IT, money as all iudivid
p ual It has been too much the fashion te