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New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
NRIE RAILWAY.-Winto

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2Ji-st uOe leVHl
10 BuIlo Sleeping Coaches o. destination.
n m-i6rre Mi ior Buffalo af giri fIs Uasinft n
Co.cie 90 Suequelsnua aui Secp1z Co1abe % snfpsl
Pm (Dadyl -tucu1Ai ticagd Ai5.t bIDfess Nt 4
Coaches tfugh Bllao, Slssm Falls. Cincinnati Dc7W' ~
(iirrgD wltlHat chIrge.
AlIimaI IrLn- LaaEe lor
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-11-21

ZB ne property On
NJ atustei In the
q cuntzin. A..
10 r,,tisgs 9th
-. an.i s~nsen
| " Miller stan
wsl.EN 90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

ussr ietAt r.s3Ats etstaut. tty.s-
So fh 0nE ha 81 avriha atsd
wass ees'sas hsr-s sua hauaa hssa
iase 81 ana sfeak
rses Trrud Oe wpna gave o. hfth
tof thaassad yFaFs - ralaea he eafth
fai prffamrd ezsffs Il ihf tsuiafy glsnt
tTssa alsll froN TIE rossaaes mpuih,
SEES man knd bnssl D. Fiay ees paF3
Thsa Fsstarrd 81 Ha g. De legtants ART
tfsael vtA m.fes ru he htl3 = Mars.
l8ftA 90 IRE carth, Ana slept taauas tas stars g
"a oEheF asias51a uaa vffu ssbt
rs h5rss mankind uiih an smniHeul
Nf whtrh the wusiA ne - halh aroamr
Eftn oaf GfxTAgR ttMNENf
q bauithss pains aad 81 sasb thiags,
Cures tarus kud scal3s. pa.sapeus stihKs
t,htamsiir barrofs scsTes Auaf,
Iimbsra sifa ia4nts IN Single asy
laaf frpptaa in their hHbhuag 49,.
limp In ea rfutoAFs thea ualkNw
Fe,r ual duush ha5ss tby friend nos sPsaks.
Who'll heal yoar wnauds, aad maks yea lpsp
Tea lars ples asts % bolt,
And fdsb thsat lke yoadef colt
ltluv wrapper Is the hing ior brntes.
White snapper alone the family suiis
= y Ludrwle. ~ H0h0ken n . says ssrhs
Ueplaur Lament hsa Cured me u rheumatism,
after intense saHeuas far Owe years.
Il tried many remedies Tor my spraiusa sncls
without rchct TIE second bottle 81 CentAaf
tAuimcui cured 8t porloe,ly. CuAs llitt. sac
lJno ST. phtl2.
II, Marsh, Esq, supt q Adams Enpress ata,
bles NeR York, SAYS All ownrrs ~ horses
should ku0w the Cen,kHt i.aimeui We hnd Il
the best thing syer nsed ia our siablss-
This testimony could be repeated Tor month
II yea vast 70 avoid suffering lut tfy the 60.
tsur LiHimout SOLD by Al DfuRgists
:. y ROSE a co. So B,psduAy. NY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

Mr. and Ms. Jaoab Harbour, lav'
'ssrgu sfr8ru fowu vfys ~ ursE'rs n
their worst farm, while ere, John, 4
yoaug mau g. alec iud.srosed with pul
mauaF affection,
"A man with "a sauetimouious cNgrcs.
fsion ca his pbIs went through town
about midnight one night lasi week
ar0using people ont If their beds usIng
hIasphemeus language and telling story
ihathe was 8 detective ga pursuit Of a
man who had murdered bis wife, aud
child DO northern Vermont Amer tcIl-
,ug his story be passed GA 10 Glastonbury
whore be said he expected 60 find thc
murderer in Che morning, he going ,n thc
night time so rs 10 avoid being secu.
Persons from this town who went Go
Glastonbury ou the morning train saw
the dogciviag, lying rascal, in a min
there, The employer stating that he had
been hired 10 take a position ia the mill
some weeks before.
Continued trom last re,k,
We will not, in this ustallmcnt,
mention the proceedings Of Wall Sni1ln
and zeke Connolly, but will proceed in
our thrilling narrative, by describing the
scenes and usage Of James and Adele
Coleman, the hero and heroine ofour
story, Is experienced by them, under the
brutal control Of the Indian, better known
as the demon of the forest, he having
been encouraged by the two base oonspi-
tors mentioned above, They were still
in the cave, at the time their parents were
searching for them on the mountain
They knew OF the prevalence Of the rag
Ing storm without, They shuddered.
Bat what was their intense excitement
when the savage advanced to them with
two pieces of rope in his hand, and las-
tened It around their diminutive forms
with his brawney hands. James strug-
glcd and strived TO prevent the action,
but It was Of no use. And then he beg
ged for mercy, and addressed the In
dian thusly: ain the name Of Heaven,
red man, what is this for; will you re-
lease usy' The lovely children might as
well have appealed toa stone. He did
not manifest any degree of lenity or de.
ference, as the sequel will show. "What
are you tying us up for?" asked Adele.
lyon are going out in the storm, few
moments to be tied to tree, you brats !
while make few arrangements here /;
you can't get away, your puny hands can
not do it, twist and turn in any way You
will Come! advance! you are to be
tied up to a tree out Of doors in the storm !
Thus he pulled them out of doors and OK
ecuted his plan. They were fastened ms
the Indian supposed, securely, and he re-
turned to the cave to prepare secure
place for his captives. He had been out
of sight of the children but few mo-
ments, when James by desperate eXertion
freed himself, and then united and re-
leased his sister, Adele, and they were
free in the unbroken forest, but could
not discern an object in the pitchy dark
ness!
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23
WEST LEBANON,

"A law case has Just been decided by
the Commissioner Of Appeals which we
think will intest many Of the readers of
the JOURNAL. Nearly four years ago, a
Mr.. Groat purchased Of Stephen Gle, of
his Town lot Of sheep aud lambs, tax
ing away aud paying for part of the
same, the balance were 10 be keptbY Mr.
Gle until some time in July. During the
mouth of June Mr.. Groat came, as be
claims, 10 make arrangements for the
washing and shcariug of the sheep, and
found Mr.. Gile shealing them. He of
course objected, but MIR. Gle shcared the
sheep and kept the wool. An action was
then brought 70 recover the value Of the
wool. Judge Ingalls, decided that the
case presented question of law only In
regard to the title Of the sheep acquired
under the contract, that there was no
question Of fact for the jury, and held that
the plaintiff was entitled to recover the
value of the wool as part Of his pur-
chase, and that the refusal to deliver il to
him upon demand, was a violation of the
law, and directed the jury TO find YER
diet accordingly. The General Term
consisting Of Justices Ingalls,, lloge.
boom and Miller reversed the judgement,
Judge Ingalls, dissenting. The case was
appealed and was decided by the Com
missioner of Appeals reversing the deci-
sion of the supreme court while that Of
Judge Ingalls, was affirmed.
columbia Chief driven by his own.
er, Geo. w. Camp, appeared on our
streets few days ago since. Camp
showed us his motion, and says, Sz5 900
and nothing less will buy him, This
horse has Il record off 81, and has trotted
a quarter of mile in 50 seconds.
"A heavy rain commenced about
nine o'clock Thursday night, towards
morning the ice broke up IN the Wyo-
manock. The water was very high, and
the ice swept everything in its course,
trees, logs, planks and n number OF
bridges from Stephentown filed the
stream until about 10 O'Clock. The cred
Bridge" near Richard Smiths Is badly
damaged, and unsafe. The railrod bridge
known as the Adams bridge was partly
carried away. A large gang Of men were
Immediately put to work repairing the
damages and at three O'Clock Sunday az
tcrnoon the first train crossed the bridge.
Too much credit cannot be given to these
worbmcn, who, under the supervision OF
Roadmasters Coomcr and Sargent labor.
ed SO consecutive hours in most dang
erous situation. Sup't White was on the
ground all day Sunday encouraging the
mon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

AIi rFortr would undoubtedly prefer q hns
head II hair grown upon their own heads, 90 be
ing bald, OF wearing false hair and IL haa been
the study OF many Of car learned men 20 hnd
remtdy 20 restore the hair when It has fallen out
and renew lie color after IL has become gray.
such u remedy has been found aud Is nov offered
to the world nndcr the name VI Halls Vegetable
siciliau Hair Remover, and, TO verify this staiG.
mout, read the following;
This il to certify that was vory bald; In fact,
myyhead Was perfectly smooth and II IL common
Ia my family 10 grow bald oarly in life. ] have
now used four bottles Of Hslfs Vegetable sicihAn
Hair Renewer; ana the hair has grown out al
over my head aud ia nov a natural brown
HARTLEN CoNLOA.
SClPio, JENNISds Co, lSn.,
May %, 1868
Personally appeared before mo BARLEY CoHlon
and upon oath, says the shove statement IL ttue.
lw NJ q. BUTLER, Notary Public,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

tta assistant teacher thought au1s af &
ia.sl.at. Asssisl, .sas.a a.. \ ssais.ts
10 20 sr advanced 81 ku6Wla8se. en- act,
ns usiews hence i5 conclusions r. tlat
satisfactory The shop rigl. and ame
otHea. charged ghafarllsle lo quiet ia-
valid B &c q man. and when be visited
tas Shop ETC Is p. uied Go kr7f him ont
aUl ONE ma0g energetic han he Others
threatened IS "uslgh h.m bald headed, p
a tbHg uo. easily dome IS ti5 beer aseks.
A man MAY be- charged with being iu iae
widow baslo0ss aud .aspecledo 81 being
tae uue that with bis habits auj temper
ameut &c was s.mr.g impossible. under
certain circumstances, 60 keep ou his own
side 0t tag .yHre, gr even keep up
youthful appearance by wearing a small
Igupss and touching mp hi. wbisker.
with Hulc nitrate 81 silver
aud sull net be gHi}ia-as T., VIC. calls
u-of writing fer the Manchester JOURNAL
SUBSTITUTE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23
XIV LEBANON, NY.

1t is rumored IN some quarters that
the sale Of the Harlem Extension Rail-
road, which connects Chatham on the
Harlem road with Albany, will seriously
interfere with the proposed consolidation
Of the y. & G., and other roads, under the
name of the New York, Boston and Mon.
Teal railroad, Vanderbilt proposes to
purchase it, aud in that case viii prob
ably run e in connection with his Harlem
route. - Hudson Star, We were not
aware that the Harlem Extension railroad
connected Chatham with Albany, and
cannot see how the sale Of any road con-
Meeting these places, can affect The con-
solidation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

ARR sou ALARMED knouT YouasFiTg Have you
sdiatresang cough IL your throat ohoked no
with phlegmG u0os a long breath pain you
II 20 yuu have reason TO be- frightened, But take
heart cheer up, single bottle Of Hsles Honep
n HarrAoumd and fd. viii cure you, Critientons
9Th Avenue. sold by all Druggists. lw
pikes Toothsohe Drops cure 40 minute
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

a'E Works Ee O. Charm"
This s an honest. gooa medicine, sad hss bean
tested f8r Z uumbcr 0f wears. a. used by families
aud iu8lslABa-, and ys vel liked. and found g.
be saic 80 BHe and snre 81 cure paia JHrr. IL
rastr more go a,ahr IS than it ages common iul-
a4eut bat tr gse does moro good, ana % b. ciesB
az aHl sBftf "a ass.
Trs Eenpe'a rsa.E log Nay.a oa 81 He4aRzut.
Ef4 Reuaaz psiH-EuHfE HaLig ol. pg Cst4Ffa
Trs ErHas's Faia kl3iHE Aaatr y f1f AssuiEs-
Iry Graas.s Faiu skHiug Mage 'tl o. ..iailaa
Tff HtBHsA P4..+h Dog HsE# OH ff ~pf@Hs
TFf Hesue'- Falh-ttlabR MaEle 81 ilf e9fs Threat
III Erahs's faHsEHas aa.Ie ua igs Cramps
SsaFase SOS lrg ig laf Dog az Cgl Bite.
vaif5ase Sos tFT e tar ff.zeH fuat 90 fHFs
sg.tare g9s 10 Is far Elttf $3.50 HgHpas
s.5.lalsa sos - IL .1f IS BfH5ss. - ttrsiH
suppose yaa tfY lE faf iglsaa Hfla iEH.
.#.l..asa Eas ff 6 i9f fifs aHf ePafhs
Eap.sa.a r8a tFg Be '9F Cg|tk a las h4#i.
IA won't uuit 700. Eeuut's Magic Oh Aeger
burxaHs baa# H.gH ne H8saseFs tgra f9id
m.nit sitH sstef f., sore eYes. r ypg ass - fgf
rarzaAe Hagg Fuf ems ca}p*a En abe tAf Got
be genuine. WH EEahE S agNs Haaaisc.
trtss putas.8 Mzss Gii0at6
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

stass Haatss-
Uaa. Es5zst YsHe. erar1e e.
g g Agatf1r rfef7sstzs.
paaf Asgres 30 @t lsetfas % On s. a
HHhag Eaaeas g8aasa Tssasa.8 &c.
saHrsrsam. Proprietor.
tfrt.. s. naufasstsr raGfs8 4epa Wsa3ays
WfaaassaFt taa Fridays "a ia a. e.
HrrrENfsa. Issrts Nfsebestsf ra4Feaa aspat
GaesatFs EhHfsaHfs h6aa asfaFAsTs 81 "a z.
afEsT sInrli g De 20 e. y utih easag Aafta
Vsfa. Lzs4-rsss. LasIssaerH. lsasf e.
NV sanFa riegusiar
Arrstf. 81 MaatAtstsi railroad 5epa MaaAars
WtiHes8i - Ea8 Fridays a. 3
EFysrsgsa leaves MAaehestet railroad anpui
Taes4svt 8hHra4s}E Ead Saturdays ~ ll A.
.hst arrival e % g. A. >. tfa5a gailg hoIih.
Fwa E9l8lHiaTF t. rsasa.
sd raus ProFustof
Mall. CIass.
SOUTH - railroad - Ar~ last Alb4ug Troy.
south sna Nssi a. % 10 A. -.
NORTH - railroad ~ Eat2n4 Harrington
safth aud kast At leg q.
Ialisfs a. AsH Iart. AlbtuY, Troy Ae., shsn
ioa isis ~ io 3a A. d mali are Forwarded s. an
D. Ea HeiiAa&
GRANVILLE msB by stage closes As 90 IS =. IS.
posi- OFFICE aPsn frees = a. y. TORN
Malis from ths NORTH arrive A. tba Pest 8,3ge Of
40 &AN.
Mails irom the saa,a autFs a, tas rast 0ase b,
b4aE.e.
Nails faf Peru LAuaFr9ys, B3g3ulIs jamaica
Ar.t by sssgs, close a. Faet8ry Point Poet %
aes 81 a e. Tuesdays, IbarsasTs Aaa Sat
afdays.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

The depo, Of the Harlem Extension
Railroad, was burned on Tuesday, caused
by Goals dropping from q dtapida,ed
stove. II would haye made a poor apolo-
ca for a sheep shed and fits destruction
wIII lead 20 the construction of a new
aad aorc comodlous Building, tbs peo-
ple o. thls place wia ball its los- with
lay
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

The largest aud most valuable ycn-
due sale In this section for years Is au-
nounced for March 18Th, when Hon. Il.
II, GilIcrt Will sell a valuable lot Of
horses, carriages, household furniture,
agricultural implements, hay, potatoes,
gtp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

STARTLING TBurn ' Thousands die annually
'rom neglected coughs sud colds which soon
upeH into consumption, OF other equally fatal d
soAses Of the luugs when By tue timely Use Of
single bottle 81 H.. WlSat's Bdisuapf liHd chr.
~ thoir lives have been preserved 20 green cid
age. lw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

TIE saw sud sbiag.e mill, Eu1wn a.
tie Bolster mil, 0wued b. ". z. Dean.
az Manchester and occupied b. Wm. Per-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

HrENs, Scalds SprAips, Confessions, BruA5,
Sc, tse EtHacs Pam kiliBg Magic oa sas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

CHILDREN Cm ruH rtfcurRe CAsrohI,. 4 sub.
sututc for Castor on. II assimiates the f0sd,
cures Wind Cole, and CAuAes natural sleep, "
does not contain morphine, IL pleasant 10 taks
never gripts and never fails. The beat physlc
kuuwu. a32intp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

C. W. S,earns has lately returned
from Mt. Tabor and commenced black
smithiug At his old place Of business.
There is to be a donation party this
week Thursday evening, the Esd, for the
benefit Of our pastor, Rev. p. 5. Pratt
e. W. Baker has Kindly offered his house
for The accommodation Of the party.
give this notice that friends not ia this
immediate vicinity, may be apprised Of it
and We confidently hope to see q large
company present.
The strong and heavy wind Of last
Thursday afternoon and evening did more
damage IN Imagination than reality, and
caused many .leepless eye, and set,
when morning dawHed, IL was found
there were several ohimncys missing aud
a part Of the splrc on the church was
gone. saw one curiosity caused boy The
gaze worthy meutiou,a ucigbbors paDsy
bed was stripped Of les covering aud
there were quite 3 number Of pansies Ia
blossom, pleasant reminders Of g sum-
mer yet 80 CONE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23
WHAT G. f. SWEET.

WHAT G. +. SWEET
KEEPS IN STOCK.
Cook Stoves for woed, Cook Stoves for Coal
parlor Stoves for Wood rsrlor stoves
for coal, Pots Kettles, Spiders,
Frying Pane WatermaHs PAM
ssd Irons, stoye shoyelsi
RuAmeled Kettles IN.
ameled SITES Pans,
Stove Brushes.
siop Pals,
Blacling,
Chamber sols
Table, Tea and
iiasting spoons, Egg
Beatefs, Meal sioyos. s
Patent sihers, Clothes Pane
Clothes Baskets. Five kinds
Skinner, kinds ladies, Oilfrs,
Nutmeg Gtaters, Lamps, Matches, Rat.
ties, Tin Whistles, Sewer Traps, Sinks, Tubs,
Pals. Bfoom-. Mop sticks Dripping Pans, stow
Pipe, Heaters. Cisteru, Well and Gu
epiabcr wood Pumps
10 BE- continued.
g. =. SWEET
Manchester VI. sep. y, u72 iyg oor
YouNG q KELLY,
ADAMS HALL,
Factory Point, Vermont,
DEkiERs 10
OYSTERS,
by the Plate, Gallon OF Bsrsl
FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS.
smoke i Hallibat. DRIED Beef.
Peaked Fish, Thps
Lemons, Nut. Egs,
hais.Hs, Cfsnbsuiss.
Bal1gas ssasage, Cannsd Frat
Csansa I1bsiefs Candy Cigars As
Tam scH run f,riee each ,eesk in Fac.
fgrg Paint, Manrhfster and East D0rsei.
ToCsG a KELLY
Tsetsry Point. W., Dse. ith. IN 4sua
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

=-AEf social parry 81 hHT k8Wu SIS tiFs
'Tawn Hs1. Ncresy svrrfrr 49, wrs'
atlga3ed sui al passed 90 pleasantly, s.
8saal wlih these entertainments
Tho following persons were elected
directors ofthe Arlington Misunderstanding
Compsuy at tteir a0uuJ meeting on the
I1h inst a. 4. Cauatld. S ". West,
O. CauGefd r, r nurd, r W Park, j..
Bardeu. Niam Hard, President. o.Can-
aeld. Vice President 5 ~ West; Sec
rcary und Treasurer, II. ;, Hard Sapt
4. II. Garfield.
We notice the smiling goauienauoc
Of our courteous aud efficient Station
Agent, Mr.. Kendall, az the depot again,
aneraa abseuce Of fortnight st the
uub and rs vicinity.
Mr.. Albert 4. Garfield Of this place,
who bas been absent on the Northeru
Pacific r. r. for the last four years, is
home ou "a visit 10 biz friends, looking
well and in good spirits, lie reports cx-
ueme cold weather in Northern Minucso-
Ia this winter
some Of our soldier citizens propose
attending the Dept Meeting Of the G.. 4.
r. aud the Reunion Of the Vermont Sol
dicrs, to be held at 81. Adams on the
3oth inst A. a general invitation to al
honorably discharged soldiers is extended
there will probably be good turn ont
on that occasion, in fact another raid on
st. Adams, but Of a different character
from former one.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

F0R THE NEXT 60 bAfS,
To reduce stock previous to taking inventory,
and 10 make room for our new spring goods VIZ
shall offer
EXTRAORDINARY IEDUoEMBNTs
In all departments Of our store
rVsEND FOR SAMPLES. Al
ALL OUR DRESS GOODS AXE MARKED DOWN.
MANY OF THEM 70 LESS THAN COST OF IN
poRTATt0N.
fPSEND FOR sAMPLEs.-Ai
The balance of our stock of Sacques and
CIoaks at extremely low prices.
Our Prince Of Wales brand of Black
Alpacas and Brilliantincs have proved
themselves a great success.
TFsEND FOR SAMPLES. III
We make speciality Of
LYONS, BLACh SILKS, ETCu
All AT AsroMsmsG Low Pmors.
MAYNARD, HOURsE q 60.
NEw Masonic TKArIi,
i5&i7 Third H.. Troy. N. T.
January, 20, 1873 2oiySoA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23
Local Intelligence.


THURSDAY JAN u 1879.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

-- Geo. Stafford, employed ia u. ",
saiiord's shop, ia East Arlington, bad hi,
hand badly torn = few days since, boy
coming ia contaet with the machinery.
Peter p. Billings Of East Arlington
while al work in his shop one day during
last week, eaugat bis hand on a circular
saw. thereby losing one Gager and mutt
lasing bic hand otherwise. Peter, you
aie old enough to have known better
The Cblsel Works which have beer
l3ie for q time, taking IA inventory, cts.
have agala started and all are busy theu
again When nch establishments an
stint down We begin 10 appreciate tbeii
advantage 10 community, and are re
.o.eod when they move again.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

EXTRAORDINARY IEDUoEMENTs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

open from "a. v. 60 50. N
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

e. vs totally destroyed By hrs % san.
aav mornsur. lie fE.t. f6EtthSF ~ !
guauf.if ei Lumber IL issuPgo I'D 30 be
ale wutk afan iHaBaisry as thev haJ
been na fire used iu af abagi tie mill
Mf. Percy was st work ia tbe mill >sluF-
dag evening sn1 ths Ore vas discovered
abaai O'Clock 90 Sunday morning
80 wargh e. Hew machinery had iusi
been fut IHta thousl Loss s1a. To-
safea lar SGD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

Our slcighing has pretty much gone
down the Battcukill.
The roads are very icy, especially
lumber roads,
The Epizoolie has broken out among
the dogs, foar yalnablo ones having died
from It..
Charley Stone recently frozc bis
feet while driving team on the top Of the
Green Mountain.
Miss Augusta Bacon was severely
scslded recently, by the bail Of the tea.
kettle coming out aud spiIliug the con.
leut..
james Laktu ran oil the whar1ng
while drawing logs ior bradley & Black
mrr tho other day aud barely escaped
with 81 bad cash 10 bis jaw
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-05-13

Abingdon PreS5gery.-This body
held its recent meeting at Anchor o.
Hope Church in Wythe County.
Rev. w. S. Wilson reported the
organization Of a church at Saltville
with twenty one members and three
elders.
j C. Carson was ordained to the
ministry.
Rev. S. C. Brown was called to the
pastorate of Grayson Church.s
Rev. ]. Lyons bore the fraternaI
greetings of Rev. B, Gilderslove, who
is yet preaching, though bIiud and so
years ofage.
Bell Spring Shurch. Pulaski Co.,
was chosen as the place at which the
Presbytery will next meet on the 9Th
Of October next.
After an animated discussion be
tween DR.. Mitchell in behalf'of Hamp~
den Sidney College and President
TadIock and Prof. Winston of and in
behalf of King College, it was deter
mined that Hampden Sidney should,
in favor of King College,withdraw for
twelve months from the bonds Of the
Presbytery, giving to Rev Geo. \
Caldwell clear Geld, for that length
of time, in which to ask aid for the
endowment of King College.
Rev. j. D. Thomas and Col. D..
C. Damn, principals, and Rev. II. n.
White, and VIM. S. Wilson alter
mates were chosen commissioners to
the general assembly at Little Rock on
the 18th instant.
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improvements.

Gen Malone has determined to re-
pair the Rail road House. or brick
building near the corner Of Moore ard
Scott Streets. The wall will be re-
built as far as injured by the defec-
tive spouting, and neat porch will
be erected. The entire building will
be repla,tered and respouted, and
the lot together with the two adjacent
ores will be handsomely enclosed.
Col. Frank Huger designs erecting
a handsome cottage on his valuable
lot on Solar Street. With such
building as he contemplates it will be
fancy property.
Mr.. Jos. w. Owen will erect fine
brick dwelling on his farm above
Millard's mill.
Gen. Malone designs erecting a
first class engine house near the pres
ent temporary ones. 1t will be OF
brick and of the usual semi circular
form, but it may not be erected for
some months.
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In our Wholesale Department aud
Notion Rooms we have STOCK ut Of
which Merchants throughout the state
can be supplied with crcJy article they
need III our line, at Strictly Northern
Prices. They can save frcights to this
point and what is more, the expenses
and time trip north will require
To prove what We say we invite them
to examine our stock and comIarc it
and our prices with
: NORTHERN PRICE LISTS.
Having been so literally sustained
in our efforts to establish in this sec
ton Of the country Il frst-ciGSs Job
bling House and will assure all mer-
chants that we will make it greatly to
their interest to buy at home instead
of the Eastern Market Our Senior
Partner will spend the entire season
in the Markets and we will thus be ell
abled to buy our goods to the best adj
vantage.