The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-30

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ago DF. Maguafd removed a cancer from
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BAR eases with excellent prasleel If aue-
as llg has devoted maeh unc to tat
study aa1 practice OF thl. disease, and
maAes &C., We believe. somewhat ofa
speciality
Reancs pain-kllllog Magic OIL is
clean, safe aud delicious to use. ror
collie, cholera m0rbus, eramp, sore throat
klducy difficulties, cold iu the head, ca.
tarb, sud for any ]Iafneuess,o or for curing
pale. "lt works Ike a charm" Try IL
for lbc children. Sold By Wait & Hard.
TACTom FONT.
"A shooting match same of last Fri
day between Col. Colburu aud John
War; Of Troy, which created some amuse.
meat for lAe members Of tie Fish aud
Game Club. War; had ten birds 20 Col
burn four, distance II yards. The first
Trial resulted lea a tie, each killing three
birds. The second trial gave the odd
birds to War;. After this occurred q
match for the sweepstakes with a dozen
competitors each man having three birds.
distance Tor green marksman u yards,
aud for those more experienced q greater
7 distance. II. W. Davis won the first
prize, killing al Of his birds, Colburn
the second aud Fish the third. This was
remarkable shooting for Davis, who new
or shot over a trap before. For the
ben3tt OF the uninitated we will ex-
plain that the pigeons are placed one at
a time IN a trap at the requisite distance,
and the trap is sprung by means Of a
cord aud the bird shot on the wing with.
Ia certain bounds. 1t requires a quick
eye, steady nerve aud some practice to
make q good msrksman at this kind OF
sport,
C. +. Long aud family are here on
a visit TO their friends. They report
themselves well pleased with Detroit as
a place Of residence.
Read what Mrs. Wilcox says about
millinery aud things,
Our hotels have both procured new
pianos Of the best manufacture aud their
guests can indulge in music 10 their
hearts content.
DORSET.
Farmers are busy hayiDg and all re-
port a good crop.
&c. W. Baker has been making some
repairs In and about his hotel in the way
Of painting aud Smuggling. lie has sever.
al summer visitors and more expected.
The members of our Reading Circle
wcIo highly entertained by Miss Annie
l.. Prentiss Oh Tuesday evening, July
2lst. There was quite a large gathering
aud all seemed to enjoy themselves. The
next circle will be at Miss Lottio G.
Sykes, Tuesday evening, Aug. 4th.
"A Sabbath School sociablc at The
Church, Thursday evening.
The funeral Of Mr.. Parker Fitch was
attended here last Sabbath.
EAST DORSET.
The q~uarrics and marble mills arr
running TO their full capacity, but the
lumber and charcoal business is very
light. There is very little done In tht
way Of new buildings this season ant
the iron works which use the charcoal
are doing very little.
IL. T. Bennett has been engaged du
ring the past week in finishing the paint
Ing on the new Catholic Church. II vii
make a very neat aud acceptable place o
worship, and we congratulate our catho
lie friends for their enterprise aud liber
atty.