The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-03

utsn ase8 y unskIflod han5t. was. By
T ibs msElosl mauipulstions o. Mr. Hsluo,s
bau, made g prodaoe ne most raslshiug
aad soui m0sinR soaHds Ne less meri,
attaches 70 Ma1sm Hsiuo1s piano per.
f9fmanogs. Der s1ecuaon vas wonder.
iui AID lhs repeated and enthusiastic CO.
ceres attcsged iba satisfaction d the 40.
dieuce SIR Poole should By no mcaas
be regarded a. s side Fxhi 70 lhs enter.
tainmeus for Be q a b0ss alone uls
voice j. capable q greater range than
Any We hhve listened 70 10 ihls town, and
his humorous pieces were perfectly ire
dstbie We write The above commend
siion viihou, the Inspiration which some.
times grows out q complimentary
WESTON.
One q the most absurd wAgers Of
the campaign is that Of Joel Tubbs and
a. L. Anterior Of this plaoe. The man
who Is defeated Is 70 wheel the winner
over The mountain to Ludlow. We i'm.
agine both wheeler and wheeled will get
tired Of il before the journey Il accom-
plished.
SUNDERLAND.
Il. NJ. Manley shows his good bust.
ness tact by advertising his new stock Of
goods through the columns Of the JouR-
SAL. People have no need TO 90 out Of
town to get good bargains and people
from out Of town might 20 farther and
fare worse than at Manley's.
SYNDICATE.
Some Of our Greeleyite friends are ie-
licitating themselves over the alleged fact
that Mr.. Willis Bentley, our represen-
tatiye, who was elected as Grant man,
and SO declared himself at the time, is
reality for Greeley and has said as much.
Although such a circumstance would be
In Keeping with the antecedents Of th 10
party Of which Mr.. Greeley is leader, yet
from Mr.. Bentley's reputation for probi
ty and honesty the story could not for
moment be believed by bis friends, but
70 make assurance doubly sure he has
been interviewed upon the subject and
If our good friends will allow him to be
the interpreter Of bis own sentiments the
story has not the least shadow Of foun-
dalton in truth, for be pronounces It a
base SANDER.
BENNINGTON.
&C. b Libby and wife are enjoying a
western tour.
The forests now present lovely
golden appearance. Ruralites exrlain:
Greatly this is the loyeliest time of the
year"
Summer guests are now 'homeward
bound They express themselves as
having spent a delightful season Sin the
country.
--Spiegel informs us thai his store viii
be closed three days this week, while be
is purchasing bis fall stock Of goods in
New York.
-Chas. A. King, Esq, has permanent
ly resigned his position as city editor Of
the New York Era, on occount of con-
tinued III health, and has accepted of
position as assistant editor of the Ben
nington Free Press. Mr. King will, we
understand have charge of the local de-
partment.
Howe's London Circus and sanger's
Menagerie will visit this place Oct. 18th.
They cannot, owing to change of route
arrive here until that day, when they
will be patronlsed by immense crowds of
people. They exhibit in Troy, Oct 10th,
the day first announced for them TO APP
pear here.
We learn that our friend Frank |
Bradford will give series Of Shakesper-
ian readings in Northern New York, the
coming winter. Frank is one of the best
of our elocutionists, and lyceums and lee
ture committees cannot do better than to
include him in their course, as his figures
are not beyond the reach of these hard
times aud he will not fail to please where
he goes.
wooDFoRD.
1t stormeth to-day equinoctially; |
rather late In the season too.
Jacob Harbour is building three large
coal kills on the line Of the b. & G.. r. r.
Travel on the north road, has been