The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-31

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Re, called es,btr b. bsluE istss ont Q
ibs dpofs being ien ogen bat ~ as
lati ilss stahie Is kept perfectly clean, s
Manure imnetiatoly removed, aBd %
fasn well aut,ed viii csrbolic powder
DO n0i f5soc ne poor staggering animal
e work Kren ifthey 90 no, drop dcs,
90 ihs streets, - many have done, &C,
aPpos.uE even thsy DO hos die from ID
disease, Tie injary done 10 o.
laugs and sysirm generally viii roude
tbcm almost worthless for the future
old borses more especially seem 10 suae
from tie oonEcElej condition oftbe lung
aui weakened circulation. require e.
care possible.
We awokc The other morning briEh
and harry with eve dollhrs ia our pocket
kad, remembering that we owed DR.. Swift
tie Dentist, small blil, the U $. ,reasu
ry missive was soon received by him with
that psculiar smile, which i wont to light
% bis benign oouutenanoe, wben io-tur.
iugpoor unfortanates with the murderou,
foreeps The doctor was thus reminded
Of 3 little account over TO Munson's, the
livery man, and "Uncle Ben soon pock-
eled the V without mnrnur. Bat the
livery man soon bcthought him Of Felt,
the Shoemaker, and the bin that was due
ior pair Of new boots, and Felt was
straighiwsy made happy, but there was
q balance due SWEET on stove recently
purchased and the Eve dollars took Felt
down TO the tin shop where SWEET was
busy polishing up lot Of new stoves but
not 50 busy that be refused our old friend
Of the treasury department which found a
brief Judgement Ia his pocket. just then
q load Of charcoal from Barnumyille
drove up and our five dollars was sent
over TO McNaughton to pay for it. Me.
can never keep money in his pocket with
freight bills hanging over him aud our H.
incrent friend was dispatched TO Deming
al the depot who had little account over
to Bradley & Biackmer's aud the five dol
lars was straiRhtway entered on their
books as cash received In the evening
we strayed down TO the depot TO meet an
friend and going 10 to Bradley
& Blackmer's 10 look at their new stock of
goods, they took occasion to pay small
bin for advertising, and we once more
shook hands with our five dollar bin Of
The morning. Here were eight individuals
made happy in a single day aud no one a
penny poorer. Friend, think thou Of the
mall debt when there is money IN thy
pocket, 50 shall the hearts Of many be
made glad, and thy days shall be peace
md Righteousness.
FACTORY POINT.
BY request, we shall publish ser
non recently delivered by Rev. Mr.. Dun
on Of this place, next week.
We recently saw some fine chamber
ets in ID. S. Wilson's Furniture Rooms.
lie gets up all sorts of furniture in fine
lyle.
Mr.. S. NJ. Lyman unfortunately drew
knife across his thumb, recently, cut
ing off the end and laying him up for
while.
There is an effort being made to start
dancing class under the instruction of
'rof Wells, of Rutland, the assemblies
o be held at the Colburn House Hall.
We had the pleasure of looking into
'ilman Wilson's corn barn recently and
here saw the handsomest pile of corn
fe ever saw in the State. "Gil" knows
ow 10 raise Il.
DORSET.
The town farm house, kept by Geo. |
richardson, was burned down Monday
light, the family aud eight inmates barely |
scaped with their lives.
Ira Batchelder, of our village, met
With a serious accident last week Friday,
y being thrown out of his wagon, the
ind wheel passing over his shoulders.
The public examination for teachers.
eqnired by law, in the town of Dorset,
Till be held In the school house in the
illage Of East Dorset on Saturday, Nov.
d, from 10 a. m. until p. m.
+. NJ. Torrey, Supt.
DANDY.
--Potates as crop are well nigh
lilure.
--Tabor's Cheese Factory is still in
peraiion and turning out II cheese per
ay.
-fiercc's new store Is completed and
lied and makes great addition to the
lace.
W. H. Bond is greatly improving his
lie knows how to keep
otel.
Isaac w. Thompson of Granville, N.
:, addressed Grant aud Wilson meet.
x In the church st the Corners on Satur-
ay evening.
MIR James Fish has fitted up the Post
'thoe 81 the Borough in good style. He
popular Post Master, having won the
'teem Of all, BY bis uniform kindness
nd attention. u
last wALLiS0FoRp. il
- We see no reason why IL the sinners
I've the Society $50 90 their own folks
ionld not raise enough 10 put bell Ia
ie spire.
The Ladies' Fair here, melted some
5000 which is to be used in painting the