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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-08

The officers of the Grant and Wilson
Club have appointed the following per-
sons to constitute the Executive Com
nittee: S. A. Swiggett. June A.
Wentz, Peter Sublett, Timothy Egan,
VIM. McNett, w. w. Pollard, Louis
Sehworm, w. B. Armstrong, J. %.
Phillip.
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M1ssRs. EDrToRs: Isesby announce
ment " that Mr.. Wade Kirkpatrick is
a candidate before the ensuing Repnb-
lican Convention of this county, for
the Office Of Recorder. Hence the DEL
egates in that convention will be CALI
ed upon to decide between two very
meritorious candidates; provided,
there should be no others before the
Convention for that office. Each serv-
ed with distinction in the ranks of
our Union army during the late econ
vulsion." Each left limb as trophy
for the johnny Rebs. On the score Of
patriotism, therefore, they are equal.
We owe them each an equal debt of
gratitude. / hope the man does not
live in this county, who would object
to repaying them, in part for their
noble services. In order then, to do
them impartial justice, other things
must be taken into consideration. One
of them has held the Office nearly six
years, If I am not mistaken. He has
also held the Office of City Treasurer
for two or three terms of one year.
He has no good grounds Of complaint,
if the voters of the county should
arrive at the conclusion to give the
place to the other one for an equal
length of time; especially, as he has
been raised. in this county, and went
from this county when he enlisted.
have heard the objection raised against
kirkpatrick, that he was one of the
boilers in Highland TIP. at the election
last fall. To such l will answer, you have
been deceived by some person, either
wilfully or ignorantly. It is . ques-
ton susceptible of indubitable proof,
that Wade kirkpatrick not only voted
the straight ticket, but that he worked
at the polls the whole day for it.
Some of the best Republicans Of
Highland Tp., say that off all the Re-
publicans of the TIP. had done as
Wade did, the result would have been
different" Again, the Liberal Gree
democracy rendered Wade Kirk
patrick the nomination for Recorder
on their ticket, and were willing to
guaranty his election. He told them
the price was too small.
Another objection urged against
kirkpatrick, is, that he does not write
well enough to keep the records in
good style. ! answer, he writes now
. good, fair lcgible hand, easily read.
And l am satisfied, that, IL elected, he
will SO improve his ponmanship, that,
by the time he takes control of the of.
fee, his books will compare favorably
with some Of his illustrious predeces-
sors. ANTI-GREELEY.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-08

The Liberal and Democratic Con-
gressional Convention, for the 9Th
District, will be held at Ottumwa.
Iowa, on the 22d of August, 1872
Wapello county will be entitled to
nine Delegates from each wing of the
party.
We give this as piece of inforlna-
ton derived from a member of the
Democratic Congressional. Committee,
from this district.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-08

We hear that the new management
of the st. Louis Kansas City and Nor
thern railroad is making a general
movement in cutting down in expen-
ses. Employees whose wages amour
ted to 5000 per month, we are inform
ed, have been dispensed with.
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a straw.

A vote on the B. Il NJ. train this
morning, going west, resulted in Civ
ing As votes for Grant and Is for Gree:
ley. This is pretty good considering
number of Democrats were on the
way to hear CLAY at Fairfield.
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Cassius Nj, {

Cassius Nj. Clay, on his way down
from Desmoines, talked Mt Eddyville
for five minutes. The Advertiser says
there We're present As Republicans, 5
Liberals and % Democrats.
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We are indebted to f. A. Finlay, of
Agency Township, for the present of
nice lot of Early Jnne Apples. Mr.F
has large orchard, and will this sea-
son supply our people with choice
6,,,it ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-08

Carey Inskeep is building fine ad-
dition to his tenement house between
Front aud Second, on Jefferson street.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-08

Will do well to remember that Nc
CuLLouGH & LILBURN pay CASH for
all the butter and eggs they can get
Bring them Oh, opposite the Post Of
flee, Ottumwa. Mar19wtf.
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MARRiAGE sEloa to the Msrried
GUIDE. or snss On t sso Ssy, T.
illogical mysteries and revelations OF the seq
uai system, with the latest discoveries in pro.
ducing and preventing offspring, preserving
HEe ccnplexfon, DC.
This II an Interesting work CT two hundred
and twenty-four pages, with numerous engra-
wings, and contains valuable information for
those who are married or contemplate mar
rie&e: Sill J. iss book that ought to be under
iocE and key. and not laid carelessly about
for Fifty Centa.
Address Or. Butts Dispensary. No. II. N.
Etghth Street. 6T. LOUIS, Mo.
~ H0stce TO the afflicted and U,vorfunat
before applying 10 the notorious QUAoKS
wno adyertiae In public papers or using any
Queok kemeuiee, peruae DIR. Buttss work. no
ne tier what your diseaSe n, or how dcplcra-
bic your condition.
Dr. Butts can be consulted, personally or BY
once. No. u n. Eighth street, bet. iIAyket anc
chestnut. ~. LeQis' Mo. EJune H.dNly
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The Salem Register heretofore neu-
trail, now flies the Grant and Wilson
flag.
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MURDER OF 4. 4. HASTINGS.


In our issue of the LIST we published
an account of the murder Of H. M.
Hastings, formerly of Garden Grove,
Iowa, at Grand Island, Nebraska, on
the 9th of July. Yesterday we re-
ceived letter from his brother L. M.
Hasting, Supt. of Schools in this city,
q part Of which we give below, as also
an extract from q Nebraska paper,
giving the action Of the Coroner's
Jury:
EDS. COURIER You have prob6bly,
received the pspsr psblished here con-
tanning an account Of tho murder Of
my brother, H. NJ. Hastings. l send
you herewith slip giving the action
of the Coroner's Jury. The persons
implicated have been arrested and the
trial of Alfred Hald was concluded last
evening, he being held to answer be-
fore the sitting Of the Grand Jury.
The County Commissioners held a
meeting last night and they have asked
q special term of Court to be held soon.
The other man, August Neiss, is hav-
ing his preliminary trial to-day. We're
is not for my melancholy mission, 1
should enjoy my visit to this beautiful
Platte Valley region.
L. NJ. HASTINGS.
Last Thursday evening the Coroner's
Jury in the Hastings murder case ar
rived at verdict, which we give be-
low in full. The parties charged with
having committed the murder were
both arrested, and are now in the
hands of Sheriff Spiker, awaiting their
examination, which will take place
next Monday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, be-
fore Justice Buderus. As we did not
hear all tho evidence brought before
the C0roner's Jury, we reserve COM
ment until after the examination, when
we will have an opportunity to take
the testimony in full. August Neiss
is q German, and Alfred Hald Dane,
though both are able to speak the Ger
man language, also the English.
l.. M. Hastings, of Ottumwa, Iowa,
UIOUuCI u tIlc luuEueftU man. mas
been in the city several days, and will
leave nothing undone to ferret out
and bring to punishment the MUIR
derers.
THE VERDICT:
STATE OF IOWA,(
COUNTY OF HALL, es'
At an inquest holden at Grand
Island in Hall county, on the 10th, 18th,
22d and 18th day Of July, A. D. 1872,
before me, A. Thorspecken, Coroner of
said county, upon the body Of II. M.
Hastings lying dead, by the jurors
whose names are hereto attached, the
said jurors upon their oath do say that
said II. M. Hastings came to his death
by means of a pistol bullet discharged
from pistol, and the said jurors be-
lieve that said Hastings came to his
death at the hands Of August Neiss and
Alfred Hald, and that said killing was
felonious.
In testimony whereof the said Jurors
have herewith set their hands the DIV
and year aforesaid.
Peter Petersen, Chas. Washer, w.
A. Duel, H. r. Makcle, w. III. Pyne,
G. Jerome.
Attest "A. THoRsPEcHEN, Coroner.
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Nos. l3 and as,
SIMILIA sIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICa

i j experience an entire success: Simplc--Prompt
Efficient and Reliable. They are the only Medj-
cines perfectly adapted TO popular use-so simple
that mistakes can not be made in using them; 80
as to be always reliable They have raised tine high
est commentator from ALL and will always rem
der satisfaction.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-08

After the organization, one hundred
and eighty persons Joined the Club.
The Club was then very ably adj
dressed by VIM. McNett, and r. L.
Tilton, Esqs., and their remarks were
frequently and loudly applauded. The
Club then adjourned until Friday eve
ming, Aug. 9th.
II. Ii. WARDEN, w. J. MITCHELL,
Sec'y. Prest.
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est commentator from all, and viii always rem
der satisfaction.
Nos Cures Cents
1, Fcvers, Congestion, determinations. Is
2, Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. Is
3, Crying-Colic or Teething of Infants %
4, DinrrlGa, of Children or Adults.... rs
s, Dysenscry, Gripping, Bilious Collie. Is
8, . Cholera-Morbus, Vomiting ..... Is
z, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. ........ %
8, q Ncuralgia, Toothachc, Faceache... Is
Q, Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo %
10, Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. .... Is
II, Suppressed, or Painful Periods. Is
IL, - Whites, too Profuse Periods ..... rs
10, Group, Cough. Difficult Breathing. rs
IA, Salt Rhcum, Erysipelas, Eruptions %
is, Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains. Is
16, Fever and Ague, Chill Fcyer, Agnes 80
II, Piles, blind or bleeding. ........... 80
IS, OphthaImy, and Sore6rWeak Eyes 50
10, Catarrh, acute or chronic. Influenza. 80
20. MISUNDERSTANDING violent coughs 81
q, g Asthma, oppressed Breathing. .. 80
2s, Ear Discharges, impaired hearing. 50
20. Scrofaia, enlarged glands. Swellings 80
"a, General Debility, Physical Weakness 80
rs, Dropsy and scanty Secretions. .... 80
%, Sea-SiclSness, sickness from riding 30
"a, Kidney-Disease, Gravel. ........ 90
%, Nervous Debility, Seminal
Emissions, involuntary Dis
charges i %
Five Boxes, with one Sc vial Of
Powder. very necessary in serious
cases. .....b 90
%, . Sore Mouth, Canker. ............ 80
30, Urinary Weakness, wetting bed. 30
81, . Painful Periods. with Spasms j. so
80, . SufFcrings at change OF life. ..... i 90
SO, Epiiepsy,spasns, st. vitus' Dance. i %
81, Diphtheria, liberated sore throat. 80
OF 35 large vials, containing q specific
for every ordinary disease family Is SUBJ
ject to, with book of directions. ........., 11O
or 20 walls, with book, paper cove. O
Veterinary SPECIFICS (iuid), for cure Of
diseases OF all Domestic Animals, with
Complete Casr, with large Manual. 10
Large Rosewood Case OF GO walls,
containing all our Specifies including Vet.
Urinary and others not enumerated above. 80
PONDS EXTRACT
Cures Burns, Bruises, LameMess, Sore.
ness, Sore Throat, Sprains, Toothache,
Earache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Piles, Boils, stings, Sore
Eyes, Bleeding or the Lungs, Nose,
Stomach, or OF Piles, Corns, Ulcers,
Old Sores.
Price, 6 or, 80 cts, pints. sI.bo,
Quarts, Sl.10.
These Remedies except POND'S EX-
TRACT, and single walls OF Veterinary Medicine,
are sent by the case or single box, 10 any part OF
the country free OF charge receipt OF the price.
Address,
Humphreys Spaofc
Homeopathic Medicine Co.
Office end Depot No. Sta BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
FOR sale by MI Druggists.
FOR SALE IN oTTUMwA, BY
ENNIS 4 BALLoRD.
Jan6-dly.wI0m
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Agents Wanted
FOR GoODsPEED's
Presidential Campaign Book,

The great work OF the year. Prospectus,
Post Paid, 75cte. An immense sale guaran-
NEW MAPS. J.. w. GOODHPEED, Chicago.
Cincinnati. or st. Louis
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ARTICLE SECOND.

The officers of this Club shall. con-
sist of . President five Vice. Presidenst,
Secretary, Treasurer and an executive
Committee, consisting Of nine menu
-bers, all to be elected except the exc
cutive Committee, who will be ap-
pointed by the President, by the adj
vice and consent of the elective Of
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ARTICLE THIRD.

The election of the officers of this
Club, shall take place at the first meet
ing of the members, after twenty-five
names have been hereunto subscribed
and they shall hold their respective
Offices during the Presidential Cam
paign, unless for malfeasance in Office
or disorderly conduct, removal from
Office shall be agreed to by two
thirds vote of the members present, at
any regular meeting of the Club.
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OANbI 4 Z y 4 4ONs
PREAMBLE.

We the undersigned do hereby agree
to unite in an organization the objects
of which are the maintenance and sup
port of the Constitution of the United
States, the Constitution and laws Of
our own State, and the earnest support
of the principles, platform and candi-
dates of the National Republican
party.
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TEE GRANT AND Wu,soN u..u1

TIE GRANT AND WILSON CLUB,
Met at the Court house last evening.
w. j. Mitchell Esq, in the chair.
The committee on Constitution re-
ported the following Constitution
and BY Laws, which were unani-
mously adopted:
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs
WELL chRBOLlc TABLETS.

FUR COUGHS, COLDS q HOARSENESS,
These Tablets present the Acid In Combine
ton with other efficient remedies, in popu-
lar form, for the Cure OF all THROAT and
ALTON OF the THROAT are Immediately re-
lieved, and statements are constantly being
sent TO the proprietor of relief in cases OF
Throat difficulties of years standing.
MA1lT1mA Don't be deceived by worth
OaO tgUw less limitations. Get only Wells
Carbolic Tablets. Price % cents box.
JOHN @. KELLOGG, 10 Piatt st., N. Y.
Send for Circular. Sole Agent for the u. 8.
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AKIICIE FIRST.
This organization shall be called the
Grant and Wilson Club, of Ottumwa,
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A Book for the million.

/ A PRIVATE CouN.
eELOR to the Married
or those about 70
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-25
BENNINGTON.

Rev Mr. llulbuH, formerly Of New
Haven Ia this state, has preached one or
Two Sabbaihs on trial at the Cougrega-
tiouai church.
-Farwen, who is stil confined In our
laiI has been for some time past quite ~
with cgnge,,Ion Of the lungs.
Our ANCESTOR and old. inhabi.
taut, brgin to think that the weather thi.
wlhter continues queer We haven't
any snow, 100 storms, willie Ia towns but
.hor, distance away il Is The reverse.
DIR. $ r. Wilcox aud anily Of thi.
village. have b,eu SADLY afflicted during
tle past FEW weeks Ia iAr loss Of two
bright sud Intelligent i',lr sons, by deaih.
/, Justly exeiics the sympathy u oar
community fgr thc beresved parents
Their femainiug little ghill has been very
III With tie .smc disease, .csglel fever.
but !, Gov conyAicseeht.
woopr0kD.
raieheu has ilsd ap bis store viii
ir.i rla,s good. Is BIZ line, bsiug eueour
aged Is he expected railroad. tie depot
Nil probably ye near hi. syafe
Norman CfAN ford has moved from
Bsm,iu. ton 80 ti.i. inWh aua gone lots
the wes,d 8us >. suHs eNtens ,ely.
quite nuuiar q People 10 tUat
haFe beru = s-,i 70 She saslI paa b}
sewers lsfs as VITO lived other town.
beisg laheu win ii here
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Hmea.sfss o. itt bfeatInr b
b fWsl, .gaa es fsf hfaEfs, sta =
t.g We. bs.-f ssH .i.si ths hfskruab
I'sssf "a sgifr aaI4a frm - car q
satuff Iis .s sa arrived - TIE
s,aHs - settle wtre.s ~ lF ps.ss4 ssi
80 Dropped ,tssa gsit.e Eaaid sHt ufu
sff. ibntn ~ hlfg 4 ai nisssg size ga
AZ lt fals4i attf. Gates trf SIS ff'f
Dent ~ llatIad. uams1i.d aai at.1a'
Il ssafs II axe. aHi SIS iastasIlt kisrd
The hHaafus sft il.c nau.es y he aass
easers Ealand. isF a. ilet aiH be -
arua.Hfls William 4 ~ispars II tiaHr
aast. $. g.. 81 engineer 90 ne NcJm.H
t.slfal Iis.3fssd, bad rli Me- siapit.
da1sltgf s'ig bfuisd Nj baHgis0
SD sta VI Peru y \ she iantts arm
sos tmi bfHt.,8 aai lsi-s0ti slightly ga
.n t,.r hrad. Two daaKiiisrs VI William
IL. Bautauuf l,allsuf, ue With gut ui
the bead, SID tbc olhrr y ilh spfaltej foot
40 elderly s8A, residing Ia Darlington
nsmg Hoi aaeeriaiued. was badly iuiures
In tIie bsrk. Str. G. q SWEET ~ this VII
lsae was considerable bruised On ihe arH
aul back. Nome uf she al We were yen
seriously injured. witch "a yers fgrursi,
- las ~ my3g q complete regt luton.
FACTORY r0lNr.
Mr. u, e. wilson has been ON To-
sick lies t9i two og three weeks pact.
Mr.. s.. Raker has pat retained iron
Canada with noble little span Of frenel
lslnies.
Ill. .. Young and family now resi
dems oi Erie, rs., are here on Witt le
lheH relsllyes m their old home.
Ia. Kendall, on w.due. day lasi, tip
pod over q load Of bark which be wat
bringing TO Ncssf4 a. G., CLARK n CO.
taupefF, 90 t,e bridge BY the black
NTH sisp. The accident was caused b,
is. sleHs strwiug Of the read rapsizinA
3D. f1si ia 900 instant aud causing him Il
throw a duubls soInresauI, backward oyel
TIE abslmanl OF H. bridge landing hin
at tlle waters brink The osly damag,
wu- shattered load o. burk and a broker
runner. he escaping with no injury.
Albert Botsiord, transfer ~ the en-
poy II +. W, man 4 SON, had his hl
br,ken ID serious manner Oh Mondal
la.t. lle was returning from the freedlc,
quarry With a load Of marble, aud i
passing over dangerous place IN iln
Rad one 81 his traverse ,lcds was brokrl
dipping bis load over and IL the perform
ace Ill. hex was fractured badly II tl'
mkle. lie was carried to hi. father
huuso where DR.. iIemeHway ATTENDED
him. MIR. But,ford Is sn estimable AM
industrious young man apd the whol'
community sympatlize with him IN lhii
misfortune.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE 0NiT EEauBY Tho WHO sud-f hon
for BEeAti, en-, e. ga t. ID rhstgraf oaftse -
uess. Il ssu Gsues that cen be pesrl abilt
IS a sluglr utotIfs g the frfsraHt don. ri
uBullstaAsbg seeampash tae eHr& Aa tai i
taUs sha1d 10 sil8.aa i viii ErC-ervr 3
.rcp tha lctlh siat, saa tbr bf sgb Pgfs ana
sFtf.
ase----sa~---a-4-
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LEBANON SPRINGS

-Stroling into the large and new store
OF Messrs. Gay q Carpenter few days
ago | saw the Manchester JOURNAL: ia
looking over its columns came, among the
list Of towns to Lebanon Springs. There
saw quite a communication from thi.
place about new store, Episcopal churcE.
Christmas tree at Columbia Hall, etc, bur
that which attracted my attention the
most was The wurd-, "actiVity at the
Springs The writer wrs correct in put
ling In that with the rest, for In strullnq
about found much ad been done aud i,
being done, Miles Of new fences, houses
that were formerly noted for weather
stained boards have put on new attire
of paint, many new dwellings aud sture,
erect d aud places for new buildings be-
Ing prepared, and as gaEed about could
u1t but thing that the age ofimprOveluem
was al Lebanon Springs. lumy wander
ugs came To Columbia Hall, whore, busy
Juggling with bars, were two men laying
All immense stone wall. Being OF an in-
quisitiye nature stopped aud said, NJ,
good men buidiug a fort? No, sir; they
exclaimed, enlargiug Il ground, Of Col
umbia Hall so that crquet grounds,
walks, drives and fountain can be had !;
aud sure euuu.h uesr By wa. the spot
from whence the stone were blasted OIL,
short distance fran where the wall WAS
being laid. Near by stood new large
building ia which, | was informed, would
I've heard tie sound II hammer aud saw,
AZ Ia Il were TO he billiard aber. bowling
alleys, barber shop, bed rooms, etc. So,
aler seeing many other Improvements, /
fully made up my mind that there was
much activity at the springs this winter.
CHATHAM.
Remember the auction at Hartman
/ Ilurd's next tuesday, where there viii
b. sold, horses, cows, and large lot ui
farming utensils. Also bis hou.ebold
furniture, including Boardinan & GRAY
I piano, nearly urw.
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We aafa hsd 30 le.s than - eIoand
ca a. dars thl- season, SID We deu't re-
usuilsef if.Yiag had - much c3ll wealth
e. dnce tact winter
% friend Hugh Henry Eq has
contracted f5r some slFrugs oatlr sih
ias. Hugh loak b. dr-t Nife. o. lbr
sh last nubrdy Easrta b, Intentions
TIE thing usa daae 10 msunsr ehaps-
sriHic u Il,Ely's uuifsrm thucss. il
Nas l,et pslrsied Al The brides home De-
tween ihe hours Of and 2 m.r lbe wind
i,eins narlh b. uoith wesi and The mer-
curry 81 zero.
The public having railroad bHsiness
totranact 81 ibis place viii be glad 10
know ,ha, Che new aud elegant passenger
aaiianl now open iur lheiI acc0moda-
/ ign. II needs not the erazy concern
hlch has 80 lu.lS been made 70 serve the
purpose Of depot and which has furnished
I just ground, for TASTY curling 10 mark Il
contrast al onee striking beyond prere-
ltni Ia railrosd improvements ia this
town. The new edidee stands out con.
/ -picinusly - the most c0nyieuly arraug-
ID and mot deliberately and expebsiHely
| hui.hed structure Of its size IN al New
Englai a and tie management Of the VI.
Z q. X. r. harc not nhlg we'll atoucd Tor the
9 a. Ia.
r has been obliged 10 submit, bat has
conferred M honor upon Chester by Civ
ug it, citizens depot which they can
1Dint 10 with just pride, and which must
aver stand Us 8 proof OF lhe sagacity en-.
srgy aud hberaily Of this powerful cor
porution. For a fail description Of The
building We would refer the reader 10 q
s,ll written article by a Chester ,orres-
ppuden, Ia the Rutland weekly Herald
u the lib insl.
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esd raH3b wiairF wesfher aoss u7 pr.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-25
ARLINGTON.

The Rev. Germont Graves OF Cam
bridge, n. Y, has received call TO the
Reclor.hip of st, James Episcopal church
IN this town aud having accepted will ell
ter upon his duties here some tine ia
February next.
--Thuse persons from this town that al
tended the Masquerade ball At Manches-
Ter, on FRIDAY evening last, nh speak IN
the highest terms Of he entertainment
aud the arrangements made for the COM
iurt and pleasure of the guests.
"A. L. McAnley has sold his timber
lot IN the north part # this town 10 L.
II. G nfeld. This Is very desirable lot
IA it Il one Of the best timbered hard
wood lots In this vicinity and of easy &C.
cess both to saw mills aud rail Dads,
The first car made BY the Arlington
Manufacturing Company has ja,t been
completed and II now on the track read,
for ne Th4se posted in the bushes,
.ay il IL a No. both rs to style and
workmanship. The company are nov
ready to pu-h this branch Of thcir bust
hess which viii undoubtedly add great,
to our manufacturing Interests and IL,
number Of mechanic. employed by th,
company.