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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-16

Wafrss Msilsn II willmiagiou, g
fears os.l. r0Emliisa salcide by shoagla
q suuasg a. lssi seek. he barred y
.fe AS spring su8 seon afaef eecam
hilha, saa bad been growing aespanAer
ever siHce. Imagining that he BAT p
rlenss and as bur3fn e every one
lie wile's daughter aid little girl lei Bic
Zone l. r. 10 chuFch week ago lss
Sunday and, GA returning. ioand Be bs'
oaaed snail sba, gun that VAS 10 d.
.oase, paesd iba maue TO BIS broa.
spd discharged iI .ehang toe ehsFEt
slieh was common shot, euiirely throae
his bo8y sna probably killing him h.
.sntly.
Montpelier abouuds ia church accom-
nodauoas sufficiently large to iurnisl
eAls Ia churches and yesiries for iis en-.
ire population, together with Berlin snc
be eas,erly section u Midllesex, As fsi.
lows: Catholic, estimated Al 900; Episco
pal, 400; Congregational, 1900; Metho
list, 600, Independent, 500; Bbptisl
zoo; total, $500. by ihe last census, th'
population q Montpelier wa 3.02S. Tb,
average At tendance Of TIE six churches s.
iess than 400, Including those who com,
from uoighboring towns. The Catholic
church is well Oiled while the others or
ilnarily have no more than one.third L
half their seats occupied, The siS
churches, with their furniture, must hsv,
cost somewhere from 100000 TO $40,
900.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-16
pErsEY BISHOPS ESTATE

4
state ~ Nvrmpnt, Manchester district, ~,
10 Probate Court held Al Manchester viii n
aud Tor said District ah tho 2Hd day u sa4t
A. ID. 1874.
Present. Hen, z II Burton Jadgs
An 20 Instrument, pnrpsrung - be che last sil
aud testament ~ hetroy Bishop late II Arangtan.
SID dietuot, deceased, hcng presented hy tbe
Executor therein named, IN Probate u IN
ordered Ny said Cont, that all pafsnHs concern
cd therein he nnhhad o. Appeaf 81 q Session
thereof, 20 be- heli AZ tho PROBATE once ia Maus
chester, 10 sAid district, IN the 2ath day cts o..
A. u. 1874, at 10 O'clock, in ihe fafelssasHs
aud shoS eause II avs this have, eFAfgri ths
probate Vt sstd viii, f1r which purpose "a 10
further ordered, that this order be published
three weeks sueeasslyely IN the Manchester
Journal, newspaper printed At Manchester ia
this state, Prev ne to said TINS II hearing
A true record,
Attest, l0yELAND AuSs0S, Re8lster
A true copy 81 record.
Ate I, LUYELAND MUNsOS. Geeitef
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-16
STATE ITEMS.

Arad Wells, Of North Danville, has a
very precocious colt. lie makes great
fuss il any one undertakes to curry the
old mare first, crowding himself right IN
the way, but after his toilet has been at
tended to he is very willing the old lady
should have the next chance.
Elijah Dewey, while fishing al Benning-
ton, the other day, lost $500 diamond,
aud was much derided thereat by VIM,
Z. Hawkes., who went out fishing, two
days later, aud lost $3.50 diamond shirt
stud, maki,g 81 900 in diamonds thai he
had lost in the last eight years.
Lead, and strong indications OF silver,
have been discovered on several Hartland
farms, and parties are organizing for Inn
mediate work in developing the mines.
Heman Magoon, of Troy, IS years old,
wasrecently attacked with bleeding at the
nose, which continued without cessation
for several days and finally resulted in
his death.
Albert Campbell of Weston, while out
fishing, few days ogo, saw black bear
swimming across the brook; he sliced a
club and struck It on the nose, when, to
his surprise, it rolled over stone.dead,
and was afterwards found to weigh 400
pounds.
Follon's wooden mill and contents AT
Cavcndish were burned early Monday
morning Of last week; loss, Sl70,00 in
.ured for 500 600 The factory, with the
machinery, cost sl30,0Oo, and gave en-
ployment TO 1870 hauds The main buid.
ing, which was Of wood AMI four stories
high, was struck by lightning shortly
after Y o'clock, sunday night.
George Miles, alias Meyers, notorious
craftsman aud he principal operator in
the Barre bank robbery, was captured at
New York, Sunday, by two New York
and one Boston detecliye, Who had been
on his trail for some time, but were una-
bic 20 capture him owing to bis exercising
tie utmost caution aud seldom yen,uring
ont Of doors, aud he was at last secured
while going QUITO bay newspaper. lie
lived in first class style, aud had amassed
a large fortune In bis disercliiabe bust
ness
Bears begin 70 show themselves pretty
freely ii strattoa. Oas came within
30 rods OF dwelling week go las,
sunday. killed sheep, ate part Of Il, and
carried or The rest If The carcass the next
night.
Joseph Mckenzie Of Woodstock recent.
" bad 4 sheep killed by James HAgar-
ty's dog. With revolver in his pocket he
tracked The miserable cur home aud shot
him lead IN bis owners barn. Tits is
the second exploit o. The kinl By thi.
dog.
The house % Charles Morse Of Roches.
ter Hollow, was entered by burg lars and
robbed, on Saturday night, 2ist, Of 81.
600 10 bonds, sud 81 80 ia bills No
clue to the robbers, but sirof & suspicious
against certain parties.
A sad accident occurred at Bellows
Falls Wednesday morning Of lssi week.
4 heavy irnek team became frightened
and escaped their driver when near The
leland House they ran over 4 Mr. SAT-
eiifls and wife, visitors from Cambridge,
Mass, who were drawing young child
10 carriage. TIE chili aas Instantly
killed, and the gentleman seriously, IL not
fatally injured
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-16
NELSON +. BENSON MIN 4,

~ state OF Vermont. Manchester ,.tr,st
AT a Probate Court beld at MAJ ,br.te, eati I,
aud for said district Of MancbS 10, ~, ~, 1I
day oi September, A. u 1915
Present, Hon. Il, Is. BuF' Ia tyd.o
Tho guardian ~ No" u. ri 49,, ,,tnorI
OF mtnn ..a ~ sAiu W trict, made application q
ta'u N"uit ~ ilVtF as 10 soll bis wards lntrua|
~ ~. 'a.u let ate IN pofn IN said distfic, Il
uelhk ~ .f1' able interest ia certain piece u
Ianu Nuion was conveyed 10 Que Ira hnAst
Nhsh sus dian Of said Benson, ~ trnst for IA
sa'a - d; said real estate having bteD charged
~ ~ Hussella guardian account az 1900, aud
tF same having been dieallOWed by The ff9bAtd
y Jurt, aud the estate Of Ira Rasae bold a1
/ oonnthble IN chsh 'nr the amount paid or said
/ real estate; the object VI obtaining sad leensd
1 being 10 ebable the present guardian 60 cnnyeI
1 10 the estate Of sAid Russell Any interest said
I ward may have I'll said real eslate, Il BETH "A
/ the interest OF said ward 20 soil tbs sans.
| Whereupon IL was ordered tia, lttfinf II
said application bs bad at Probate Court to IA
held At the Probate Office 10 Manchester, 10 ssid
district, on the 29th day Of sept, D. lW5,ai1
that notice 81 sad Application the patufe bnl
reasons thereof aud the time AMI place ~ De- N
I ing thereon be give 20 all persaHs interests
BY publishing certified copy II tha itcsfd 4
I said order three Wotks ruseesalFeit III its Mgnl
chester JouKsAL. ncsspaprr PRINT Al rsl
Manchester. pratioua tn satd tiWe NJ b tiiHH
A trne record,
Attept, boYELASD ICSs0H ise4isi 4
A trne cops " record,
Attest, LOyELAhp aUsaoA H.e 1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-16
rAnAslvE rlna - nInULrnrHl

eNtN = ffAA - F*th1@H1 a - . q
A FIRE broke GOT 10 the paper mill A.
MidalebeFy, soon Afr midoight lfi
day night. and speedily spread % other
bsiidiogs near. Every endeavor saf
made - check il bot with poor sue
eess. AID was summoned from bur
liagton ard Rutland aud engines were
scot from both places but arrived too
late 10 be q much service. The ERE
consumed the paper mill, two brick
blocks. two dwellings and damaged
the bridge considerably About a
dozen merchants were burned out and
the tota! loss on buildings and goods
amounts 10 about $4,000. The ere
ia supposed TO be the result Of careless
mess as people we're at work 10 the
paper mill until late hour
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-16

The Chic And PcnnsyIsaais dc@a-
craflc coaresaqnS haye declared ia
favor Of iaaAliea. Ap1 s,fong eIsu
v.l be made to carry tie New 1oft
eeaveniion Ia ihe sane dimoiies IL
ihe neSi national slcciion shall taru
epga The cnrfency question. there j.
90 dguls which aide osght 10 via
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-16

Tie election ia Maine. Monday re-
ssiss4 ia . rcpsblleAs victory ~ sbon
9 900 majority. which is falling % 81
about % per cent irom their majority
~ ,he lasl clsciioa The vote vac
stry fuIl and the result vas some
What dis,uibed by local Issues. AID
much Hannibal Hamlia With bic
hfwtpspoF postage bills
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-16
ARAp rAYLoKs EsrATE-


state " Vermont NJ tuehestet District 81,
Al Probate Court held - Manchester sitilH
aud Tor said Dstrct 8n ibo 2ad day u sept ,
A. D 1878
Present, Hon y. Buron. Judge
The Administrator 0n the estate ~ 4 al Fay !.
Hill, late Of Manchester, 10 nsid pistiGt, 30.
oesped, made Application Tor license u sej au
oi the rosi estate OF which the sAll deetas i
died Sc zad ia Tits state. representing thAt tho
amount Of deots he from ssid deceased
10 t4a2l -
Tho charges Of administration
tstilnatsa 5000
SASH 23
The value of the p, rsousl estats s023
Rslance % dtbtt ehArReable 90
the resi- estate Of ssid deceased 1851 o.
WhtreupDn u was ordered thtt hsaflug on
said application be had nj Probate Court 10 bo
holden At the Probate ~ Manchester SO AaId
district on the 2ath day Of Sept A. % 1870. and
that notice Of said application the uatlre sau
Teaspns thereof, aud tbs tho time ani elase ~
hearing thereon be given to ELL peta9n- iuiafot-
ed by publishing q certified copy ~ the rncIt "a
Of said order three weeks su9eaeklvely "a ths
Manchester Jonraal newspaper tutatoi at
sad Manchester previous 10 sail sims " seats.
ing, l53N
true RECORD,
Attest. LoyEIAND MCNsog, leri.wr-
true copy 81 record
Attest, LoyELAND MussoN, nseist,,.
l69g
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-16

gts Ntw Yosk fepatisrsu state ccs
vrbtiaa adopted very Hfsag piai
fsm ard made ereslieHs bominataas
4hsr ere drsermlBed 90 make > strpaE
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-16
SPINGLER HOUSE,
UNION sou ARE, NEW YORK.
EUgopRAs iLAs.

A SELECT FIRsfCLtss HOTEL 10 th-
heart ~ tAs estYs egnTsi iezt a. A. liaees ~
busihess ehafches, theatres, Sc ages erd
street ears pase tbs Hoofs Ter al straui b.
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- nss 81 90 PEI asf ua uaasftt taflaae
BY sifest cara ~ Hlseks
lisa u FROST pfeprstss
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sexs', young and Old mike more money az work for
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hassts OF all the tiEue than At ANYTHING rlse. We
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-02-24
Two Good Ynrns.

lSpeaLineof -bootinq Jncls ,savsDr
F. ..puts me in mind IF III. rro.t y,or.,
that oeeurraI ,rben / l;,.sJ Is tSa ;sIan,l
As YOU are we'll aware. onr isionJ wss
near Cisco Bav. an awfpl storm ~ arosa ,.,,'
and Was & ferce tbat + Jrro al 81.
ducks in tbe bsv ;r,,o = ,ond ,olor;,'', ,l ~
about mn acre nsor nav Ldgso ~ rs ~,
So mauv dncl,s crowded ;nto tha, raoj ,',1,i
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-02-24

Es-A A hasty man, with his arms full Of
bis wife's baggage though he was left
by the train last night, and running
rapidly across Il platform fell over a
truck. He straddles one Of the handles
and rode itfor asecond. lunged forward,
and got his legs tangled up the across
pieces when the malicious thing ereared up
and slid forward just cuough to throw the
man off his balance and get him down; he
BACKED his eye and broke his spectacles
against the handles, and ran over his foot
withtbe wheels,and even afterhe got away
from it and was seated in the car he saws
the truck ran after him and kicked him
twice III the ribs before the brakeman
could take ii away from him.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-02-24

r. Because Young man has father
who is well Off is no reason that he
should not work for himself. No man
should idly dependupon another, what
ever tie relationship existing between
them; and uo man in this world will be
happy who violates the fundamental law
Of industry. Hou must work if YOU are
going to bea happy man. | know you
thiuk it is hard, but if God had meant
that you should be butterfly, you would
be born butterfly As YOU were not
born a moth or miller, but a man,
You must accept the condition of your
manhood. And ifthere is one principle
thati> more iuiportantat theyery thresh-
old Of life than another, it is that man
is born 90 work.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-02-24
THE MARYLAND INDEPENDENT,
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
BY JOHN S. BUTTON 81 Co.


ADVERTISEMENTS Seonspicuously inserted
at the rate of OSg DOLLAR per square for the
first insertion, and FIFTY CENTS for every sub
sequcnt insertion Eight lines Tor that space
occupied constitute a square lfthe number
ofiusertious be net marked upon them they
will be continued until forbid and charged
accordingly. Arrangements can be made by
those who advertise by the year but ycry
advertisements will not be inserted consceu-
lively except at the option Of the publisher.
z.s- Those who advertise by the year, must
coniae Heir adrer,isaaeafs 20 their urn b'tsmess
~ Communications, the effect of which is
to promote private interests, are matters Of
charge, and are to he paid for at the rate OF
fifty cents per square
Es- Obituaries tributes of respect calls
upon persons to become candidates, &c., in-
serted as Advertisements, ~ the usual rates.
Marriage notices twenty-five cents.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-02-24

sA1HN- = ~ -' nam 80 -ifi ii--H-si-1 ssh
ton. He would wait till the strange
yisitant went cut which lie did Of morn
/ mgs and then see the dcGle one learn
from her lips his doom, and then su-
garvillo creek was not very deep lint it
was deep enough
The sun probably rose at its accustom-
/ ed time-but Deuken did not tthInk so-
/ he felt as if it was 10th to rise upon such
bloody day and John was at his post.
The stranger Left the house wishing
Deuten thought Of the swan singing its
death song and then auxiously bound
cd up The steps. Mrs. Babn opened the
door. appearing to take no notice Of lis
perturhed comtenaee and showed him
into the sittiug-room. where he heard
the sweet voice of Margaret grooming at
! her sewing machine-and disereetly re-
tired Deukcu's soul was too full for
tormality and when the girl. with her
welcome, asked Lim why he stayed 50
long away he sternly deposited his hat
On his chair, sat down on it. and in a
sepulchral voice. which seemed to trou-
Bile Margaret very much, inquired if he
8
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-02-24

John Hamilton, Richard Barnes. Sr., George
T. Jenkins, Dr. Robert Ferguson, Samuel
Hanson.
Occrseer-Thomas AI Welch
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-02-24

Albert Nilstead. H'res't) p. A. l.. Conicc,
Zachariah Swami A. " Marowc aud Dr. A..
). Smout.
Clcrk-Charlcs f. Hnmon
h,cper Of C0Hr' Nouoc- Washington Buroh
COUNTY SURVIVOR.
James l. BraWHer
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-02-24

James l.. Brawner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-24

TIE COLLEGE, SoIREE.- The Soiree
Musicale at the Female College last night
was an event Of no little Importance to a
large number Of our most prominent citi.
zens, rs was evinCed by their presence in
the large hall Of the College, which was
crowded with the beauty and intelligence
Of the Capital City,
The programme, with but two excep-
tiOns, was the same as published by us
yesterday morning. In the absence Of Miss
Ida Hall, who was 10 have read "Mary
Garvin," a recitation by Miss Adelia
Pollock was substituted, and Prof. Julian
Schultz, Of 81. Louis, sang n song by re-
quest. The young ladies all distinguish.
ed themselves, and where all did so we'll
we do not feel disposed to criticize. The
young misses OF the College have achieved
quite reputation by their musical and
literary performances, which they we'll
deserve. The programme was an excel.
lent one, and very creditable to the man
agement. The audience could not be ao-
Cnsed Of partially, rs the different per.
iOrmances were all heartily applauded.
The greater portion Of those present
were relatives and friends Of the young
ladies', and at the conclusion Of the enter.
tNinment there was an hour or so Of
social conversation among the older PEG.
pie, and a quiet little dance by the young
folks. There were also brief iarewells,
for the holiday vacation commences 10.
day, and some Of the young ladies' will
be separated for about week. But after
spending delightful evening, the guests
finally began to depart, leaving the In.
mates Of The College to happy dreams Of
many similar reunions In the future,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-24

THE CHILDRENs HoME.-ChriStmas
will be observed at this noble institution
by giving The children special dinner TO-
morrow, and otherwise making them
glad. Imagine, II you can, forty little
morrow morning and finding some nice
little gift for each one. Think that 10
many Of them II will be the frat time in
all their history that they have been re.
membered by "Old Crisis" and then pic.
ture the Joy In those hearts. Why, read.
or, they are Just like your own children,
save that they were bereft, or worse still,
neglected until the Home opened Ia
friendly doors TO them. Amid the Joy Of
your own home, forget not our Home for
the needy, and help make II bright with,
Christmas cheer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-24

foot. weather warm and rainy, and a
heavy fog al day detained the boats, De-
particularly Houston, New Orleans;
Fort Gibson, Arkansas river,
LIZZIE Rock, December ga steady
rain has fallen during the past q hours.
River rising.
CISCINSATI, December 2s.-Riyer 10
feet and falling. Weather cloudy and
mild. Arriyed-Andes, from Wheeling.
CAIRO, December 23,-Arrived--Fan-
ME Lewis, from Memphis; Colorado, from
Vicksburg. River Is feet Z inches and
falling. Rainel all atternooni heavy
fog; mercury co.,
VIcKsBURG, December sS.-up-Tidal
Wave. Heavy fog all last night and this
morning, and the packets are all behind
River stationary.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2S.-Arrived
Mary Belle, from Memphis, Depart
ed-BismarcE, for ST, Louis. Weather
warm and cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, December 23,-Weather
warm and cloudy with rain. Arrived +
Minneola, Cincinnati; Glasgow, Cincin-
natl; Ashland, Pittsburgh; Etna, Pome-
roy. Departed-Minneola, Memphis,
Glasgow, Evansville; Ashland, New Or
leans; Etna, POmGroy. River falling
with 9 feet . inches in the canal, and 4
feet Z inches on the falls.
EVANSVILLE, December 23.-Rained
steadily since noon; ioggy and black
navigation greatly impeded; mercury 81
to 76S. River II feet and falling. Up
Pat Cleburne, George Roberts, Arkansas
Belle. Down-EvansVille, Grey Eagle
Business good. George LiSle grounded
two barges at Crutch Fields, and went on
with the balance,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-24

Cry PERsoNA1s.-Mr. Bob Stevens,
agent Of Furbish's Fifth Avenue Comb.
nation, arrived in the city last evening.
N. B. Sinner and +. .. West, Of the
New Orleans Mtustrels, are stopping at
the Central,
Rev. Jonathan Cross, Of Newark, Ohio,
is visiting old friends in Wheeling,
Judge Chambers, General Cowan, Gem
eral Charlesworth and W. A, Hunt, Esq,
editor Of the Belmont Chronicle, all Of 81.
Clairsyille, registered at the Grant House
yesterday.
Judge Cochran, Rev, Willetts and Z,
G. CrRCraft, Esq, are announced to de-
liver addresses 10 the Fourth Presbyte.
rian Sabbath School on Sunday morning
next.
The people Of Martins Ferry greatly
regret the death Of Michael Sweeney.
They realize that his death Is sad loss
10 their community. .
The Hon, Mr., Vaughn, OF Lincoln
county, was yesterday presented with q
cigar three feet four inches in length, by
Hugo Loos, the tobaCConist. Hon. W.
NJ. WelCh, Of Mineral, made the present.
alton speech, and Mr.. Vaughn responded
in his usual ilOwery style.
Sylvanus W, Hall, Esq, Of FairmOnl,
Is quartered at the Mcclure.
10 Mr.. II. +. Behrens we are indebted
for q feast Of "St. Johns Bread" A good
editorial diet,