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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-28
REMEMBER rHIs.

Now Is the time Of the year for pheu-
monia, lung lever, coughs, colds, and ia
tai results Of .predisposition to consnmp-
ton aud other throat and lung diseases.
Boschee's German Syrup has been used
in this neighborhood for the past two or
three years without single failure TO
cure. ii you have not used this medi.
cine yourself, 90 10 your druggist, Wait
e. Hard, or V. Grover, Factory Point,
aud ask them OF its wonderful success
among their customers. Two doses will
relieve the worst case. If you have no
faith in any medicine, inst buy sample
bottle of Bosehee's German Syrup for 10
cents aud try il. Regular size bottle, Is
cents. Don't neglect a cough TO save 70
cents. octl4
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InponrANr no TkAynLERs.

When you visit or leave the City Of
New YORK, save annoyance aud expense
of carriage hire and stop st the GRAND
UNION HOTEL, opposite the GRANr
CENTRAL DEPOT. 1t has over $50 elegant
~ furnished rooms and is fitted up at al
expense of over 100000. Elevator
steam aud all modern improvements. -
European Plan. The RES fAURANTS,
Lunch Counter and Wine Rooms are sup
piled with the best the markets can fur.
uish. The cuisine is unsurpassed. Rooms
Tor single person, 81 so aud 81 per day.
rich suites for families proporlionateIy
low, So that visitors to the city aud trav'
elers eau live more luxuriously, for less
money, at the GRAND UNION, than al
any other tlrst-ciass Hotel in the city
Stages and Cars pass the Hotel every
minute for all parts of the City. G. f.
Il w. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.
AIa.onIe.

MasonIe.
The next Regular Communication Of Adonrsm
Lodge, +. 4 A. NJ. will be held on Thursday
evening, Oct. II, 1875. Al Factory Point
J. II. WHIPPLE, ". NJ.
Adoniram Chapter, No. rs, II. A. M.
Next regular conyocStion on Wednesday even
ing O t. 2 at ~ o'clock.
j. K. sIMONDs. HI
W. A. BLACK, Sect.
skinner Post No. -, g. A. r.,
Meets Al COl5urn House Hall, Factory Point, OIL
The Grst Tuesday evening Of each month.
GEO. II. SESSIONS. Commander.
Grant Lodge, No. I04, \. O. @. r.
Meets at Adams Hall every Wednesday evening
II o'clock. Al members Of the order" are
invited. Degree meetings every first and thifC
Wednesday evening Of each month a o'clock
r. ]. HOYT l. u.
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Ger meschsbfs uat seHasu hsl isien hses
Wkeo ons - 81 siaseais sssei far ine-
tee q clash. Il woala - = bsg Ba.isg7aA.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-28

Economical new food rs cents will
buy package Of Sea Moss Fariue, made
from pare Irish Moss, which will make
so kinds OF dishes, such as cakes, pies,
puddings. etc, or l6 quarts OF custard-,
ielles, creams, Charlotte Russo, blanc
mango, etc. Sold by all druggists and
grocers. AZ
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The tannery, under the careful man
agement OF Parsons & Boyle, is doing a
good business with fair margin for
profit, while other institutions of the kind
are shutting down.
--Graham reports the sale of chair
stock very dull, but hopes to clean out
enough TO warrant him 10 stocking up
again this winter.
The cider mill at RawsonviIle is do.
ing a rushing business, with Two press
es running all the time. Cider sells for
e. 30 aud 80 90
1T was our good fortune the other
day to happen along at friend Morgan q
At the dinner hour. Those who have en-.
jayed the hospitality Of this house need
not our word for Il that we bad good
dinner. We do not mean that the yarie.
~ was equal to that Of the Windsor
House, OF other first class city hotels,
bat we do mean that II was one Of the
best dinners one can get outside Of the
large eities. The secret lies chiefly In
the fact that Mrs. Morgan knows how tc
cook
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Vim Stewar, was killed while walk
lax On The Boston aud Albany railrosd Al
Chatham on Monday. lie had started
tot home on business aud was walking
ou tie track towards Albany, and seeing
= freight train approaching stepped Oh
,be traeS on 10 the other just In front OF
The fast express for Albany going al the
rate OF fifly miles sn hour. The engine
struck aud killed him instantly. Owing
to the nose Of the freight Stewart Proba-
BY did not hear the express. The body
was very little mulilated by The blow
lie was taken to bis home, only little
way distant. Mrs. Stewart went into
spssms st the sight of the body. lie
was brother OF the new mail route
agent on the Harlem Extension railroad
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TIE Troy HuSecf has iniormafion
ihsi ihe ba3y 81 : msn uaned Nash, .
iataeao pedaitf In she csnploy 81 Greer
4 Ce, of Albany. VS. fousd BY The sids
ofifs raa3 hsaing from Powpsi 70 Pc
tepbareh, oue day la wesk The body
uss isupd : short disisuos from bis
borse sad saigon his person showed eT'
deues 81 brutal usA2e sud BIS pockets
were racd ~ their epntenn. lie Vas
res man " The basiness, having taken
tse placs 81 suelhrr nanled Montgomery
. short time ago The remains were re-
moved 70 p1wnal. aud TIE authorities
Motif i. There i - set no ciDe to Ihe
perpetrators q he crime, Nash lived a
r3Nual
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CeaEresa strera3 gtsrt sgo. hni enc q
Ger megebsnis uss soHas ~ issl isten hses
uheu ons = 81 sin8eais tste3 far q ine-
Tee a ultxh. Il voald - bsg Ba.lsrtaa
iag 10 ehaage NE tf.srm. bat :, Hosid BE-
rsaiY m.ass osnrenseut Asd save Erns,
deal q aaEs1nga afisf h wAs onos
saoftea
ftcFoEg rorxr
-Ca'. Ce4bara wss elected prssidest
a. ne Yermonl Taapeo Assaeiaion. s.
,hs uoepi mecuar i Moa,pstgr
Last wesl II onf report q ne ,rot.
tlng Sc gave ibt tlme - 99, L sbould
have l.ess bas sngs irhiug mis-
falr prftaps ougtt not " be notce',
and woald noi b only Goi1smlh Maid
sud Beref might feel jealous y their
bard eafurd h8uofs Bot there sss con-
sinrrssle sport II he specd was no, The
tiEtesi ever made
--Rtv 4. J nean, . former class
mstruf toe pastor preached 10 the Bap-
tla church Sunday forenoon, 70 The
marked soc, p'aaee u tbe congregation.
-Mcssrs George T. Boynion and
Henry Bandy have Improved their place
considerably during The pact season. A
aa roof on the house, and a ncw barn,
jaa huisbed, are great additions to their
premises,
a number Of our young people went
up TO Vim. Kelleys on Dorset iiilI, one
evening last week, and husked out b..
corr for bin. Affer The husking, music
and dsuclug helped TO pass the time away
autil the small hours o. the night. A
similar party il appoiuted Tor The present
week
poRsEr.
Mrs. Rollin Sykes Is 10 Iowa, visit
log friends.
Miss Lillian Baker IL spending few
weeks in Massachusetts.
Mrs, Chester Kent, Of Chicago, Is
visiting friends IN this place.
Homer Williams and wife have Just
returned from trip to northern New
York.
Martin BIakely aud wife have lately
commenced house keeping 10 the Buckley
house.
We miss one Of the prominent sing
ers from the choir, Miss Maria Keut, who
is In Chicago visiting relatives.
DR. Farewell Is on the point Of start
ing south 10 company with bis wife, this
week, hoping to benefit his health.
Mrs George Hoiley Is setting some
OF us good example, by having heI
dwelling house newly shingled and
painted,
MIR. Deruice Sheldon and bride
whose residence is 10 Bennington, at
tended church here last Sabbath. They
have our best wishes.
Our pastor is absent on a short vaca'
lion. Tie past two Sabbaths Rollir
s. kes has read some excellent discoursei
from Or, Talmage, think, as substi-
iulc for the afternoon sermon.
We are happy to state that Miss
Minnie Prentiss, who has been very low
for long time, Is now able to ride /
short distance. The family are intend
Ing TO return 90 their home In New Yorl
this week.
We are having very flne weather
Notwithstanding he snow storm Of the
l7th, which may have FASTENED the de,
parture Of the last OF our city guests
who left on the 18Th.
The first sociablc of the season wa
held on the lith inst, at the house OF ,
Holley, The next Que is to be held a
the residence of VIM. Williams, thi
week Thursday afternoon aud evening.
wINHALL.
The coal kilns arc burning about sil
carloads week, aud Wright is als'
sending Off considerable, No arrange
ments for cutting more wood the coming
winter have yet been made, so the pros
peet for lively times to come is not yer,
flAttering.
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sourn loxnoxpr RRr.

-Qaiie an extensive add tion is being
made TO Farnhan's mill, hich will In.
Glade planer.
Considerable religious excitement
has been manifested here lately. aud the
churches have union meetings which are
well attended. Gospel meetings will be
held bere ou November "a. 81, and l,h
when there will be good talent from
abroad 70 assist ia the meetings.
We made this village fring yisi,
the other day, aher an absence Of Is
yeaU, and we're surprised II the improve
menis thA, have been ma.de 10 tina, time.
Il il one OF the pleasant ct, nestes, vii
lagos 10 the state. end tie appearance o
tie streets and bulldinRs denote thrifty
wide-awake people. Orr old friend, 5
ID. Carte, Is keeping The hosel In man
ner tina, seeares the public patronage.
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De onIY Msy to esrr Ce.lIysssss.

ne only way 20 care CSsttysness.
Avoid AZ rong pnrgs i've pills which only eI
hansi the mncou, Score ions aud wear out nature.
in HAERisoSs PEIsrALric LozEsogs are Jus
the opposite ID res ore he digestion, quicken
be liver. and ne up the whole system, thus cur
ug Dyspepsia Headache, Dizziness, Piles and 81,
hat =. suits o. hABiTuAL C0SsrIPAfIoS. he chief
caus Il 10 hetlth, especia y among women. lrial
box SOC. Large box Gec. mailed free for THIS sEs
prizes,
DR. HABgIsoNs ICELAND BALsAM.
splendid cure Tor C0u0Hs, HoAhrEsKss, and all
THEoAT sud LrS0 complaints. For sale by T.,
= HARRISON 4 Co, Proi.rietofs, No ! Ire.
mont Temple Boston aud bt all Druggists.
s4no Curpore h. ausnce Of the stomach on
She brain should be- carefully heeded. Let The
stomach be 10 siight degree die urbed, and the
entire HerYyus system becomes a Suhet er. Bring
The omaeh % healthy one, and the nervous
machinery promptly resumes perfect running
order happily bore il 80 necessity for any long
dinarrungeincnt Of the fnne ions u the stomach
since Ia AYEas PuIs We have % perfect com.
b.nztlun admirably adapted Tor relitf They have
nd he tes o, feAHs aHd have eIhihted sioan.
scAic prupeftes most wUadersui Their vise use
hy kenping the sfe efa 10 perfect order. prom1tcl
IongeW 3, and cha is far tier. sbsares he fBi
et3qymeni q he ttue spent hete. We uss hem
And kBa~ heir ysin- Florence iKAs Pioneer
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large nsassf 81 pfesesis. beth nssfal
ssd arbAnsu,sl, 5 spiepdd suPpef sss
provided b. the bos and basets A.
unils Ia saying they Rad capital good
ilms. ADD 8n 10 wlshing msnY hsFpt
riarat " she wedding annlyenAry Of
,ht happy couple.
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West & Bro. are Hing quantities
OF goods and report tu,de qute brisk
"FerusBd" is gesllug cat large amount
81 chair stock.
The woodwork part Of the Car Man
afaeinring Co. j. sill running, and the
pes factory Is also runnlug fnll time.
Nearly obe hundred of The frieads Of
VI aud Mr. Dr. Phiillps assembled 81
their residences Tuesday eve 10 celebraae
their wooden wedding. There were a
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wGeT kEIaxg4ox

How uIu tbls weather PISS ior 10.
disn summerY
-Appies arc scsfce, yei Reid & VIII
iams have made a. large qasniiiy iuta
elder, which sells 81 g. 30 pr BARRE.
Look 10 your cider barrels. aud be
sare thai you give them yes, ; Sweet
recently losg foryAhree gallons by ,hs
bursting 81 essk.
Our base bsilists DO NOS seem g
hsve much lnck thi. year. getting beaten
whenever lhey play. They play ihr
Besuown boys on SATURDAY, The s0,b
int.
The school war 10 district No. has
ended, a majority having voted to com
pleie repairs already well slong We
are glad to record the fact, aod hope for
a good house.
n T. Hard & Co are building 3
new shed for coal, also one for lumber
At their store. l.. A. Buck & Bro. have
the iob Wool sells slowly, yet we no.
,iee tia, Mr.. HIurd has bought considera-
ble.
III. I. Eaton sets large English
granite monument 80 Greenwich this
week. He has just received pair OF
patent longs for lifting dies aud spires
into place, which viii be Of great service
Call and see bis granite specimens.
Il. A. Buck 4 Bro. have made all
arrangements necessary and have opened
shop for the manufacture OF picture
frames, brackets, etc, In sny anc every
style. They are No workmeu, aud a.
they work cheap, we predict plenty OF
business for them during the usually dbl
winter months. Give them your orders
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TstsarsPh omes
~ frnm sA n 10 sF.H

lBarron Of East Dorset has aD
ent 10 this weeks paper. Read
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The coal kilns arc burning about six
carloads week, aud Wright is also
sending Off considerable. No arrange
ments for cutting more wood the coming
winter have yet been made, so the pros
pect for lively times to come is not very
flAttering.
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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Thine softcns all things" except the
young man who parts his hair in the mid
die and whistles on the streets. Nothing
can make him any softer than he il.
We made "A mistake last week in stating
thai Mr.. Samuel X. Finley was running
young Rob NFlIemorc's farm in Mississippi;
Mr.. Finley is Mr.. McLcHIOre'S partner, and
Is no doubt a very valuable one Jesse Cant
Is their OverseeT.
-Thos. $. Leftwich, of the 2Ith district,
Maury county, has leased a steam, grist,
saw and shingle mill in Humphreys COun-
ty. lie got possession July 18th, and wants
to sell his home in Maury.
Gen. %hittEQTnC, Judge Wright, Col.
LOOney, and probably others, expect to 20
to Buffalo River as soon as CTiIsiDal Court
il over. They will stop at Col. BOyd.s, and
wait for Capt. Bill Bromley, Dave Skillern,
and others. When these arrive, the party
will 20 over To Buffalo River TO fish, and
probably stop at Burns. How the fish will
suffer
ISeveral important postal changes,
which ii l. important for the public to I'M
derstand, took place on the first of July.
The fee for registering letters is hAed ut the
uniform rate of ten cents to all parts of the
world, and must he paid by pOStag" stamps
affixed by the sender of the letter. The fol-
lowing are the rates charged for money or
deTS, On orders not exceeding fifteen dol
lars, ten cents over fifteen dollars and not
exceeding thirty dollars, fifteen cents; over
thirty dollars and not exceeding forty dol
lars, twenty cents; over forty dollars aud
not exceeding nfty dollars, twenty-five
cents. No money order will he issued for
John W. Champ, formerly sheriff OF
Marshall Comfy, Tenn, recently died in
Texas. Luther Darnall, Of MARSHALL Coun.
ty and brother OF Mrs. W, l. SOwell, of this
county, is dead.
The Marshall Gu-,tc says the number o.
bugGies Is increasing rapidly i'll that COun
~. II that people want the best buggie'
made in the Union, let them come TO Co
lumbia for them.
That troublesome pCSt-the house fly
made has appearance last week. He de
layed his coming this year on account o
bringing his family and numerous rela
tiVeS with him.-MursbuN GdzcffC.
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CAMPBELL STATION ITEMS.

There were five cars loaded at this station
with wheat last week. 1t was bought by
i. NJ. Llnsey Il Co., of Lynnville, at 91cts
per bushel, and shipped to Louisville.
This does pretty well for small station
like this in one week.
Jesse TOmltnSon, and Bernard Gracy ar
rived at their respective homes near TINS
place, few days ago, from the University
OF Virginia. The former has been In the law
department, and the latter in the medical
department of this institution. Mr.. Tom
inson has completed his course OF study
and is now ready to set up as practltionei
Mr.. Gracy has not yet completed his stud
les.
Mr.. John Caskey, who moved from this vi
Cinity to Texas n few years ago, had the
misfortune short time ago, of losing his
little boy-abOut five years old, in a very
distressing manner. He had a very gentle
horse in the yard with the harness on
grazing; the little fellow in playing around
the horse got entangled in the lines some
how; and the horse took fright and run Of
and tore him all to pieces.
Mr.. Straughn had asinglng at the church,
in this place last Sunday. He has consider
able experience as a teacher of vocal music,
and is fine singer.
The game OF crOquet has been introduced
into our village by some of our young peO-
pie, and they seem TO enjoy the sport very
much.
There seems to be a good deal of OPPOSE
ton to the dog law in this part OF the
country. In electing members to the next
Legislature the candidates will stand q slim
chance in this end of the county, if they be
IN favor of the dog law.
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CARRIERS CREEK ITEMS.

Surely this is a successful year for
the farmers; and as corn, wheat, cot
ton and everything else promises to be
so very abundant, each grange in the
country should manage to ascertain the
amount of each raised per acre. They
could do this at very little cost and
trouble, and thereby have records of
the products of each acre of land. This
is undoubtedly where the grangers
could make great improvements on
the things of the past and present.
Now we are only to rely upon the men,
DRY of man, for such useful information.
Roland GoOch, one among the best far
merS in this part of the country, has
threshed his wheat, and finds that he
has made two hundred and seventy
five bushels on eleven acres.
R. R; Mckay is buying the farmers,
wheat by the wholesale. He buys for
A. F. Noel, Proprietor of the jackson
FIGURING Mills, Nashville, and pays
Nashville prices, with freight off,
The Station was blessed with a law
suit Saturday, which was A. II. Kerr
against Columbus Merritt; Robert M
Mckay for plaintiff, and Saul Samuels
for defendant, and Judgment for plain
tiff; r. a. Mckay and r. J. Bauguss
one OF tho very best young lawyers at
Fayette, Mo-, is at his fathers on visit.
John was raised here, and we think
great deal of him.
The spoilers of this place and country
around continue to meet every other
Friday night at Lasting Hope Church,
where they divide and spell. Much
pleasure has been realized from these
gatherings, and they are willing to OUT
spell the spoilers of Millerss Church or
any spoilers that spell.
CrOquet is still the leading game here,
aud those who play are growing to be
very expert in the game. They have
beautiful grounds and play a great
MANY games each daY
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stephens, q suspended preacher, from
NJ. Il. Church South, gave a discourse
at the old school-hOuse at this place. He
says no is an ancient Methodist, and
claims to DO called by higher power
than Elders or Bishops. AS l do not
understand his platform well enough
to give it correctly will say nothing
about it. His text WAS the account OF
the marriage supper.
Mr.. Lytton, of the Christian Church.
also gave us a discourse of an hour at 3
p. NJ, the same day, at the same place.
upon the subject Of faith. Also by the
Rev. NJ. L. Williams, of thesame church,
from Romans 5th and LIST at night. Maj
f. B. Russell has a dry-good store ai
this place, with very good assortment
tor our country. Messrs. Beasley and
Coleman are selling groceries. Also,
we havo a splendid shoe and boot mas
ker, Mr.. L. j. ID. Nall; so ifyOu want o
fine boot and one that will tit, send
your measure to him, and II you should
happen to come this way and your
horse become tender footed, as this IL
place, Messrs. Rogers and Sanders
will be ready to shoe for you, II you
haye the money.
Messrs. BeasIey & Go. are fishing for
livelihood when they have nothing
else to do. We think we will be able
to pay the tax on our dogs, II we can
get few more good showers.
A protracted meeting Will commence
at the NJ. E. Church next Saturday, by
Rev. Z. Il. Martin. The Rev. w. w.
Graves, of Santaie Circuit, is expected
to be in attendance. LITTLB LOT.
July 5th,
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DUN CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Rev. }. @. kiaHtSp, of the Lawrence
burg Circuit, endorses Rogers proposition
for a Christian Alliance. II is, for ali de-
nominations Of Christians TO form AN alli-
ance on the basis OF the Holy Scriptures and
the Apostles Coed, including the doctrine
of justification % faith.
old DR.. b. r. Crockett, tofm.rly of the
Rally Hill country in Maury county re
Gently died at his sons in Williamson
county. He ERs a celebrated Root Doctor.
Samuel Steagall, of Williamson county,
was killed by lightning last week, while
riding mule in his field.
dick BnllOck will have Bob White a fteT
him again IL he continues To spell Macau-
Iay'sname as if he were an Irishman.
Judge John V. Wright l. holding Cir
cult Court in Franklin,
DIR, Summers, of the Nashville Christian
.iIrnrIf., recently visited Bon Aqua Springs
Hickman county, and preached two SER
mons. When he got back he wrote an ar
ticle about his visit, and mentions very
prominently Rufe Wilkes, COL, who IS vel
known in Columbia. The good Doctor thus
spoke of RUFF: The pruprIetors and theil
families make their guests feel quite al
home and the tdLie-ib0t. is well kept-tht
servants are attentive and Obliging-Rutus
NOT the "a lillian R"fls who twas TYRE
in New Forest slain''-but Nc vii Werra
a better. though darEer-hued man than he
is quite an Institution nj the Springs. He
L,s...s the business to a considerable degree
ana he does ~ well