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Yesterday famous hdy writer died in
the Rue des EcOes. This was Nine. Louise
Colet, nee Revolt, aged 60 years. Nine. Colet mas
Ilayed moderately important role In the ro-
mantle school Of her time, her principal works,
besides her poetry, being Les Derniers Mar
quls = "Dieux Mois aux pyrenees;" Les Der
nleTs Abb6s !" "Molierei' and Lui," winch
caused literary scandal. Mile. Revolt married
M.Culet, Professor OF Harmony a. the COnserva-
tory, but she Introduced dscOrd into his homo.
OF passionate and int Ilerant nature, she could
not bear cOntraulctlul or criticism, ana was
guilty OF some puplc acts ~ violence The
chief among them was her attempt TO kill Al
nhonse karr. Attacked by her with knife,
Kari dsDrmed her aud put her out OF doors.
lie carried the an tir no further, but keeps the
knife, upon wnicn he has had engraved. Re
ceived from Nine. COlst On the back(" After
ward she ATTACKED her nephew. Revolt, IN tho
street, who, unable TO call out his aunt, made
his harmonious uncle responsible. Mme. COlct
inherited the salon or Nine. Recamicr, and for
years She entertained lteriry society in u
charming manner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-27
How ,lr. Gran, Gor ou, OF The Dinlculv,

HoDt me Rdrieston Nrics ami t0ui1er.
Mr.. Grant colorcd) -Mornin', Judge.
come ON a CIRCUMSTANCES want YOU to aeiuci-
date.
Judge-Well, out with IL.
Grant-Well, de whole circumstance oh de
bsniss am DIS: You zee, Judge, in slabery time
htd tree vile On tree plantation. Dry got long
berry well togedder, when dey was apart, aud |
was well satisfaction, out since rebel times desc
devised statues fetch up all desc dern nom
sense laws bout man and wife, and nnd amt
got no wife tall. Ise no lection 10 dat. but jis
legal precision. De fac IL, Judge, wants to jine
die church. DE boss leader say cant come II
on ess | git legally marrid. Now, kin |, cordin'
Ia law. marrid all tlree, or mus ! marrid but
nnef Ef YOU say but one, and tempt II, my
spectacle Judge. Won better bleVe dar Will be
dc berry debOi RS on dat 'casion in dat church.
Judge-Mr. Grant. under the crcum stances,
seriously advise Won To rub out all old scores aud
begin airesh. Marry new wife.
Grant-Dlt's my han" | goes In for YOU, Judge,
all dc time. ] tell YOU white io'ks Is smart.
Whur dey Q, At crawAsh out, cullud folks no use
frN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-27
The Firm of Ulysses 8. Grant ana Or
vii l.. Grant, Post Traders.

Could there be stronger proof of GRANTS
romp'icity in the traffic in post tIaderships
than this:
when GRANT's brother ORvIL was given
the sullership. at Cheyenne agency and
Standing Rock. situated in the great Sioux
Reservation on the Missouri river the
trader. who had been summarily dis
missed for ORyIL's benefit moved across
the river, outside of the Reservation, aud
there set up their storchouses. Probably
ns old dealers with the purchasers nj the
two posts they drew of a large share OF
the profitable custom of the licensed trad
ers. Certainly the result of the compc-
tition between them and ORvIL GRANr'-
mon was the reduction of prices on both
Eidcs Of the river
II was q fair move on the part OF the
dispossesscd traders, and "a beneficial one
10 those compelled to buy supplies in that
remote region. The Government has no
right to encourage or protect monopolies
In the sale Of goods TO its soldiers and to
The Indians. except to ward off injurious
license IN IT, 1t should rather fostera COM
petition which reduces prices, and only so
far Interfere as to prevent the sale Of bad
hqLors to these easily excited buyers, and
10 keep mercenary fellows from selling
Indians Unfortunately arms and ammu-
milton likely to be used for hostile pur-
poses. These things have been pretty
Tteidly done on the sly by the regularly
licensed traders, and the mischief pro-
Voked 10y reason of them has been lament
able,
But what did ORvIL GRANr do? In
formed by his delegated traders OF the
competition, he represented the case to
his brother, the President, VINO fastened
10 ssue his Executive proclamation, ex-
BENDING the boundaries OF the Sioux Re
BeIvation 10 the eastern bank Of the Mis-
Bour river, thus making the trafiic of the
nisposscssed traders illegal ana punishAblc ,
ERANI interposed to aid ORYILIn fleeing
his customers and to drive out u healthy
competition.
The testimony on saturday of Mr.. join
p. CHARLES, Mayor of Iowa city, affords
i&uTthcr and direct proof Of GRANTS parti-
opatOn with OWL in the post-trnding
business. Mr.. CHARLES wa. IL trader AT
Cheyenne, ana supplied goods 10 DURFEI
q lEoK whom GRANT TUNED out OF the
'sutler hip and gave ORVIL their places
OWL refused 10 buy supplies of CHARLIE,
nj r'nsonaNlopr.c CHARLES complained
and was iorthWiih deprived OF his Indian
N"dins Licenses, CAAALIs was then simple
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JenIousy yictoria,. household.
From ne SUNDAY 1srcWy,


If the bottom facts were known, the pro-
posed new title OF Empress OF India" has no
reference to the Aslatic Niceruyalty. The cause
lies within the Court OF st. james :, aud London
Eossps do not hesitate To state tn e the wife of
the Duke OF Edinburgh Is the prime cause.
Beng the daughter Of an Emperor, and emitted
To use the ureGx Imperial TIighness," she
81 Inns precedence at State ceremonies over the
only unmarried daughter 0t her Majesty, who Is
ONLY q" ROYAL llighuess" If the title of Empress
were ADDED TO that Of the Queen, IL would give
In the cOurtly etiquette an nndisputed TIGHT to
the Princess Beatrice TO take rank before her
Russian sister-in-la
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-27

The Rer, John HiHm w. B0Wer's Ne,o YORK LedGer.
Gentlemen, are You sending flowers,
notes and neat little gifts to YOung LADIES' who
can dress, tlirl, make figure al patty, ana do
nothing tisc, and expecting when they have
taken the thiisman OF your rings aud your hon
uTed names, theV VIII at once become CAPABLE.
efficient, prudent, Wsely-managlug matrons,
content on a slender Income, and glad Of tho
mo- est retirement Of your simple home2 Ia
the faith Of tins, are YOU Offering 70 them your
handsome sevesf Gentlemcnl We salute vuI,
aud award you high place among the April
pnilOsOphtrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-27

as our valiant contemporary suggests
Only 1t is not, by any means, Judge DoNo-
HUE who should be impeached. On the
contrary, it rs the very opposite of Judge
DoNoHUE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-27
The Record of the Generals.

A number of bearers of military titles
have been doing their best 10 dshOnor the mill
tarv service. To say nothing of Gen. Babcock,
whose court of inquiry Is yet 10 meet, or Of Gen.
Heknap, whose case Is familiar, there is Gen.
Rice, who received Ice Of $1,000 for introduce
Ing "A post trader To the SECRETARY Of War; and
now Gen. HedrliK is reported 10 have held n
third interest IN three traderships and 10 have
received therefor $4,000 from men whose ~
poiutmcnt ne secured, beside $li,OO1 In al y her
similar Q Sc. lIedrick Is the champion gen
eral far.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-27

Recover this lost right of woman TO wash
on the gun deck, and do for our navy what
other women, unknown and not given to
reform, have done for the army.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-27

Miss Susan b. Anthony has lectured 40
times during the last le'tuting season, and has
realized enough to paw n her $4,000 debt IN
Cured by the hankrugtcy Of he Rtr0lutinn. The
last dollar OF tins obligation was Laid Last ssE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-27

Headache, lanpuOr, and melancholy generally
sprng from disirirrCI stomach, ClslNru0.-, 60 q
e. rmt lNer' Zach nmy reaulv he removed ni DR. 70
JYucs htuntNc pIs, a lew duscs cot whlcl VIA hC
round to stimulate e. lNcr ANA 50 ul % Go nOi ily
ton, rrmuve nl bihousl, s.. aGd Urouu.e AZ ulur
sY.GuAtiuns vi tue DuNeis.-AdA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-27

Travellers on railroads are often dc.irous

Travellers on railroads are often dosirous
of knowing IA" speed at which they ara mos iur.
aud. is general thing. are NOT aware that with
tIe aid Of a watch they may readily do 800. c.'u
Whom mile post, are not placed along the track.
This may Dec done. says the scientific Pr SIS. hy
simply committing the number Of rails which are
passed over In any given minute. On the hest
laid roads the hammcring sound made hy the
wheels In passing from one rail To another Is
quite audible. and may be easily noted on which
ever side Of the car the observer may hc sitting.
III rails are either tWonty-four or thirty feet
lons-thc lcngih may bc easily asccriained 10y
pacing or boy measuring with pocket rule at
any station where the train stops. Then 10y
counting the number Of rails passed in thirty or
sixty seconds. the speed of travel may Ice ralcu-
lated hy any passenger when train moves
lLh1 feet second. il il travelling AZ the rate 81
ten milo. an hour. or mile in Sis minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-27

why, EpwARp WRIGHT. the converted burglar.
10 d"'. n'r g. pei ~ London ihin i.'nS' i.A .l'1
spas r, thief w L. uaon woud nock To near nina.
nn " tull l.icn e. aut o. l4",t Auvw rH tnai ",
- frW New YORK thiev - perhaps Wc mshi reach thc
uleNcs' hearts In that way Br'ihDr ofys 't'"'t'
when the once notorious thief. Dutch HEN
men, was on his way to the penitcrtlry at
Sing sing some four years ago. lie made stg-
gestive remark to one Of cur reporters. In these
words; 81 tell YOU, thieves are not the only
dishonest men In the world" THIS observation
might I've pondcred with profit by many people
who are regarded as specimens Of virtue II Il
quite a. necessary FOR the fcyiyalists TO convert
the men belonging to those respectfully dis
honest classes to which Dutch HEINRICH re-
ferred, as to convert the kind of thieves who
steal in ways hat render them liable TO the pen
altes ofthe laws In fact as hypocites IN religion
are more obnoxious than the openly wicked, so
dishonest men In the garb Of honesty are worse
than the robncrs VINO make no pretence. Mauy
81 the dishonest men alluded e. Nv Dutch HEN
RICH would feel outrl ged hy bcir called thieves
They re accustomed to H. ID their heads high
IN business circles. They are often church
rocrs, md ardent dcvoiecs OF some creed that
g. entirely .ouud In al It's articles. They give O
portion 4 their gains 20 religious or charitable
societies. They talk about their honor, md ai
that sort ~ thing. But yet they have as much
nccd to be instructed In TIE tue principles o
genuine religion: as any out.nWed thief In the
world, and II t. harder wu-k to induce then
than to induce the other Kind Of thieves I,
cnancs their ways II Is. nevertheless. Brothe
Noouy's duty to try to enlishten and conyer
them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-27

d. II. CuwrN. late Chirf W STAFF TO Co
rvMurs DrfANc, who went To Washington out
40 the elbows, lived there for years In shoddy
STYLE, and recently resigned when the climate ~
the caui,m was getting hot for Ring patriots.
NAV vet be called to relate his experience In
Indian and other johbery. lie grew fich too
suddenly fur the good ~ his country ON $1,000
wear. How he did Il. r. just now a cause n
inquiry among Investigators vino want that Sc
,ret explained. II the DHLANOs. SMITH, ex-
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, CowEN, WILD
ER. nnd some Others, would only open their
budgets ana tell half tie, know, the BtLKNAP
scandal would soon cease to have public inter
est. They could eulighton the country about
the methods OF mastering tribes Of red men
that never existed but In tho aptropr ltion
bills q scliius Indian pine lands and convert
ing the proceeds into permanent Investments
OF oustif = settleis from their homes for rNlro d
corporations and If pa, INK pensions To host II
Imaginary soldiers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-27

On Friday last Mr.. WHITE, Republican
member from Kentucky. unexpectedly brought
down the n )use. to his own confusion and the
great amusement of the Democratic SIDE. lie
WIS laundering away ON the Legislative Jill aud
pounding MIR. RANpAIL with his oig voice
Suddenly with accumulated passion "a he mcdi-
tied an anuihilatine climax. he shouted;
"whcn the Rcfutcan party was ~ p'Wer ioH dit
mt hnr utinh slt -. Tor YOU Wtf lfNllE %
brtlk NJ 10. Now nm hp'sNs ndioTity, ana V0H are
ditepiphnV 10 cc0nOmfle 0nd eJoi'n'
There was roar Of long-continued laughter NJ
this bull, witch the member from Kentucky
lied To understand and rather received as a
compliment to what he considered smart
speech. Finally 1t cot through his hair that he
ha said the very thing " all others which the
Democrats most desired, and then there was
another explosion Of morrimcnt, when he sup
rrcss,d himself like an cxtngushcr applied to
"A blazing candle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-27

The California Senate has passed two
bills Of an extraordinary nathrc IN regard TO
the press. nno requires that the signatures Il
writer's shall be affixed to articles. and the other
that newspaper shall retract any statement
proven TO be haellous. As Senator O'CoSNoK
truly remarked. no signature law has ever been
heard OF before In any state of the American
Union, IN England, Ireland, or Scotland. or any
Lnslish.speaking state or nation. The two en-
sctment- are "a absurd IA they are unconsiitu-
'onal The law NAV punish an editor for libel.
but It cannot compel BIN to give the use OF his
types PAGER. aud presses for a rtractl0n - the
libel. That is "a matter Tor bis own judgment
aud conscience
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

Geo. W sawyer, Of Plrsiord thiahs
OF opening business here sgaiu
0nly 50s dfl renee between last sun
day ami the sunday previous.
waiter c. Cuer, WHO /. qaile all
adept Al uainitg Young colts, placed too
much confidence Ia lie i4lhei's 'ba, and
got kiek on be hand the other day
which cuused painful wound. Walt
look well TO your lsurel,
ID. W. Gleason and Geo W. Knapp,
b. dint u perseverance, lave succeeded
il, finding their bee tree, aad IL Is a mon
strr temloek, probably centaining AL
hundred pounds Of delicious Wild honey.
Dan our .poon il lead,i
--Chsmp4gne must be very cheap This
year cidr is 80 plenty, From 81 TO 3 30
Is tue llice paid.
The streams never were lower and
Some wciis have failed, an instance never
before known 81 this time Of the year
The original Georgia minstrel. are 10
give All entertainment vt Crawiord's hall
on Faday evening, Nov. 81.
En- a CrSw ford visited Albany on
Monday. He reports Governor Tildeu IN
good heath, kuI Ezta saws he did not 90
there. TO interview his Exceileucy prefer
ing TO .ays that for "Bltd Dan" and his
posse VINO aIc known 10 these parts "a
the riug-lesdefs 10 the political arena.
Henry Bsnts horse stepped If the
Pine Valley railroad track and was se,i-
os.Is Injured. The day previous j ,hn
Gleason cut the leg on iine horse b, cnt-
ting brush ia too close proximity 10 tho
equine
-Woodlord has man who can 90 into
tie f1re.l lbe darkest idght aud Gu 40 d
a. i4,t shd haudily as 10 The brightest day
lEbt.
-. W. iagar has just completed sn-
other coal kiim aud rom general appesr.
.scss ~ iafer thai c-c-chacosl viii be
y ca.iyes manufactured The comiag SEA
sou
MIR aud Mrs. lhga Tow nscpd csl-.
bated fheir lin wedding one dty lat
wcsk, AID 4rrs 50. qaiie parry present
About taf Famr time MIS-. ; T. GLEASON
crIebuttd bef balfcenlnr, birtn day IL :
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26
ManterrnI >nc.....

II i reported that BoscHEE's GERMAN
~YRUP has, since us Introduction ~ The
UmGd States. reached The immense sale
- 10000 dozens per YEAR Over 6 600
Druggists have ordered This medicine
direct from the Factory, at Woodbury.,
n J aud not one has reported single
failure, bat every letter speaks OF It's
astonishing success in curing severe
Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast, Con-
,umption. or any disease of Throat aud
Lungs We advise any person that has
any predisposiion TO weak Lungs, to go
to their Druggists. Whit & Hard, or V.
Grover, aud get this Medicine, or inquire
about il, Regular size, Toe; SAMPLE
botlia, l0c. Two doses will relieve any
case Don't neglec' your cough
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

Nh,Y Not because i, was not well
buiH, bAt Il wss wrongly run. Thoas-
.ndI % men Win hsye rua down long
ntiure ttrif thterte0fe aud tea years sire
accpmp.ishp,l. might have been renewed
into sprighiiiuess and vim II The, bat
tried he weil-known PERUVIAN sYRuP,
which cpntsins smnug its compounds The
Prniox d. ~ lrpn. 80 combined that Il
a..ithliAlrs with she blood aud inyignr-
aI,s thr - hnie syslrm 1hi. syrup has
prov j fiitacious IN thousands OF cases,
aud viii 80 every body good who nses Il,
All dtnggi-is keep IL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

whbani hcspse lie took ons dealer
awsf 9Th bin. AID frEh'sued othsrs 20
iaofauxhir his "a tine vii be iosi IN
pssciug thftnselTss 10 ssie poaiiien II
m,, ool b grneraay khowp that The So
Hug q atoahbl b. coualts merchants foF
mod.clr o. other purposes rtsaires q
iesuss. bar .aeh spPsap to be The case,
sod sbst usskes ibr u8Aiter more serious
$40. ~ lhis snlcls made Ia years long
pa.i mas 90 pr.pef proni be brought %
wlihaet u fersucs 20 she lerEts Of time
v biea mas bsve elapsed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

The latest, greatest, aud most reliable
remedy ever put together BY medica-
-cirnce far Rheumatism, Wounds, swell
lings, Burns, Caked Breast, &c, Is the
Ceutaur Lninleut, There are two kinds.
Huai the White Liniment is for the hu-
man family, the Yellow Ceutaur Lini-
mehi Is tor spawned, lame aud strained
horses aud animals.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

Martyrs Is >sit i.beum. r. ilce' The
tgfsi.lcui use 81 GlENS's SUlFhUR Soar
slli cure you lie il usIsad Of the
gre.s ointmenis aud sstfingeut washes
Win - htch gon heretofore stimulated Ihe
disease lt is olssaiy, safs and speedy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

Chidecu cry for CAstoria. II IL AS
pleasant 20 take AS honey, and is abso-
miely harmless. Il ia sure TO expel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate the
bowels aud stomach, aud overcome irri.
tabiiity cansed by rash or cutting teeth 1.
Il ~ parf.cl substitute for Castor Oil.
aud for Uostiveness in young or old there
Is nothing in existence so effective aud
reliable
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26
.rrra.A sersu


Ha.eNh.
TAs usrt Rsxalas uo~as e. insaaas 81 innirsaa
LsAEs p A ~. al - hsla - Ehatssiss
sTsninK, Bee. b. 1875, A. Fsa - p.ank
Is SHtrpt.E. FL
Aasatraz ChsFs.r. Ss. -. a. :. -.
Meas regular esWsocanap 50 al afesas eeto.
iAe. NgF. :, At Il e'sieet,
xktnasr Pest Ne. -. g. A. a..
Meets al Thasefs aoisi nsli. fsrisry Ffant =
The aru Taes3kf aeea ng u easb munth,
ORC. & SESSIONS cau,usnser
craas Leags, Ne. ies. 4. o q. r.
Meets At SaAms HsH every Saturday synniuF
81 Z O'Clock Al msmbsFs az fhE eraaE ~
iusitnd. beEree mvet8ngs eEeEy hfst ass thif
Wednesday evening q each monte = eAetss ,
TO CoNsuMPTIvES.
rhe A3rertissf. "a sia - SIC "a, 4ra freH,
actiss pfae zoe. hauhe hAa pserd W Die hauas
~ az kass In1lA y .s-iuusfy the fgrmuis
simple N~KutA 10 Remedy. o. tie specify aH2
psFmsaeut Care - Dgnsuw atisu. ! suchatls.
catArrh. thna, aud al Tafoa SD iuag ~
fcct ons, also = Positive aad Rtdical Cqfe -
Nsrtoas Debility kad ell Nefv ns Campisinlt
oit-r hsrtpg thoroughly tested 10 seaderfa
catAtlys po@eFs "a ID 'as4nns Z cases. fsvls tt
i8vs. Actnated ny this mosiVs sra eeusclefr
ans. dssife - 20 leve human sua ung, be -
Send free 81 charge - AZ whp desire II ih ,
rtelpe. Ntsh tui directions tHF pr ptuns ker
saocesstaIy using Sent bY return mail - al
dressing
nr. ". c. STfYENs,
9els Muuras Block. syrscnse, \ Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

F.ar AND eirasn4 portraits q eitber Of
ne Presidential Candidates sen, 70 any
address faf npN los csCh, Two ior l5c.
address $ MuRnAl Nooaiord, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26
LANDS
HOME STEADS.

r. ~sut Fsliable inform i71, where and how
81 Eet s. chfhp iAkM. or giserBmef Home
zseat. fac III your afdre.s to :. : GILMORE
al G9mm s.iones, Lawrence, Kaasar, aud
eeesc gate copy o. The Kansas pAe &c
Homestead.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26


We r.fs8re, g .p,3 worksr, oesu.
ped fhs paIil, 90 ihe Csagrrga lsss4
g asoa ia3as iss
-Bsaas aad snHa. tssppcrt e7a
tuus Is 90 aek aHeea hTes captured
ls rae psss $50 scsGt
~ +sao $40 me Beuprgiop CaauiF
5 > ,na havs Esar aiiii ssvi g pafls.
-JsaG wa4crt nc.ag ibe rfep.
81, sausa $. Gee q ,sesepbs d F.fm
aita 81 iisafy Aasir - SarEb /. udan-
DERRY Ora bsa.s and %. ap.ei BY nc
slitf - taai ace
tkxBaEaHE
About Glut uprs sfleuieG the
.iisfe.t gai - ne & DE i5use,
L,adstuye tal.JE - Iutsisy mslt
~. Toe music ass iafhi,hej d Vass
AID Pukef Mf 5 afe, zoe prap letot
ss,rualuyd ids 80 pauy iua Vsry boz
pt.b,c msnasr 4ud . ,he .upPet We eau
te,tlil 81 u, exeelruee,
BENNINGTON
Ri Mc Cure ia. Iec3me connected
sau Iray liquor dea'ia. naa.e.
ID GoadaH Is bmIdiaga Gae resi-
deuce ou hi. Msiu stleel premises.
--Hsyue.. tbs "maFkri nlu hss a
Wasuugton eream qaA.h when ~eishs
zI9 ,,ouua. aad sir. & fsel There j.
~bolp barbecue u pumpkin pie auder
iis shell
rby Gates house 3. the most pleasanl-
~ located VI any hote Ia Beuning,on,
aud !, QUO Of Tue largest Aad best Ia tae
STATE.
"A his, class band II 10 members i
being .rlaalsJ IL out uaase N,d1uut
Dul oas Vi iue best band. b. tae STATE cau
De kypl up here, j proper aid ], rendered.
Toe BJaaer .laiijuerg store ha. ju.
received tue 6uest lot Of box pspcrs exc
ever .yeu here Ihcy are being ia al
los prices
DIN scott has large contract Tor
erecting powder mill. aud powder ma
chmey At Warren, Maine, iis works
nrre, aud iaige force Of workmen viii
% employed during The fan snd winter
coup rtiax his contract.
Reeves aud Cole, two 81 The lorenzo.
10 tns Bennington Bauditti" have seeh
taken e. WINDSOR for safe keoping. They
viii have heafin4 bgfpfe ia sc Wheei-
90 in December. During the recent ex
animation ~ al tiie dspetad0e,, he 49,
lecimzn a1i trustees rendered evers
faslnp aai offered allp1s'ib assistance
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