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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20
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TIE Gead Trmp'srs hsre eAsngtd
lbf.r aae q aaag So Saturday srsa.
.ars Degree masaaEs also % lhat
ash
he secisAF e ne Ls3tst Society
a b.. ilaWafs las Friday sFs was lte
,iass 1854 hsyr pteoe5s1 d noss en-.
faaa occasion Rea5Ing. wcis given
Metr. Basa sd 3 smlih. Mrs.
i. ~ n5Esa aaa Mi.s n phh II
ust auaeuses iaH iaa 8e2i wea1 bs
s CtWeaHaI aieHalpueat
Tlefe VII uea service cCn8seioa
b ile 0ose Workers . The Baptist
a. ntN 48say Ii .2 an are
asl,cd HE s4abaia ssheaI VII meet
- III Az
~ q TsYor bas cold aai bis stock
u watches esify, 49, 10 Y Grover,
abo VII hereafter carry 90 that bust
nep ~ connection with Biz drug store.
Mr Tayiaf intends 50 remove 20 o.
lean, N 81, and calls aPon az who are
ia8r6tsd % Hin q csH and scitle the
gfeaht aees
IHe Reading Circle Tor this week
wiii BE- beld 81 ibe house Of Dr. y. L,
Wymaa. Kea3en MI T. d Smith
aHd a. w. Davis. Mrs } G. Roberts
aai Nlss Ceraela Derby Committee
0n Music, Dr. aud Mrs.. WylnAu
Tbase who lid Dot attend The read.
leg az Miss n Davis 81 Adams
llsu Jas, Mond5y evening eau have no
idea 81 che erost treat they lost. Only
small audience listened % The eXer-
e,ses, but al were delighted With the
entertainment Miss Davis has a clear,
pleasant voice which i under d good
degree Of cultivation, sud Al her selee.
lions were we'll rendered We bope our
people may have another opportunity 20
hear her, and that sae may then have
better patronage.
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Thousands OF human beings are yearly
borne on the swift current OF disease
down to the grave, just because they do
not possess sufficient knowledge OF
themselves. A mau meets his ueIghbor
aud the first salutation Is, Glow are
your or GLOW is your beallhP The
reply frequently Is, ION, am well, with
the exception OF cold" Most persons
lightly regard cold. Reader, do you
know that cold is one of the most dan
gerous OF maladiesg A cold not only
clogs up the pores Of the entire system,
aud retards circulation, but it is produce
tive OF Catarrh, which Is quite apt to
lead to Consumption. "Oh," you say,
il is nothing but cold IN my head. -
True; but that cold is really mild form
OF catarrh, and ii not arrested in its
course will become chronic. Catarrh is
one OF the most dsagreeable, offensive
affections IN the catalogue of diseases.
The passage to the nose is DISTRACTED,
the sense OF smell impaired, and there l.
a disagreeable sensation Of pressure IN
the head. In the more advanced stages,
there is discharge having au offensive
tinue in It's course, thick hard inGrusta-
tons will form in the head, the bones OF
which sometimes become soilened and
break away 10 pieces. Why will persons
continue to suffer from such an annoying
disgusting disease, when they can just ~
well be cured OF it? Dir. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy will cure the worst forms of Ca
tarrh; In fact, ii is the only sure and safe
remedy which has yet been offered to the
public. Many harsh, irritating prepara-
lions may, fora time, relieve the urgency
of the symptoms, bat they do not cure
the disease. DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
is soothing and healing in its effects, and
when used with DIR. Pierce's Nasal
Doucbe, according to directions, does not
fail TO effect cure. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20

There is said TO be nothing new
under The sun This conclusion was
probably arrived At before the Chatham
Reaper made Us appearance, claiming as
Il does TO present 70 lis readers the ripe
fruits Of Intellect, science and art, gath
cred from The broad harvest fields OF the
age In general. and OF this locality Ia par
tieular. Its circulation commenced with
the first week Of the New Year, aud for
the pleseui TO be published seml-month-
ly lis nea, LITTLE sheet Of eight pages,
printed from clear new type, aud is gem
efal arrangement is very creditabie to its
young Publisher, +. Adams.
&c. Ham has opened feed, grain aud
feed store 10 Wilbor's new building,
which partly answers for the Touring
min recently burned, Report says the
tate mill will be rebuilt the coming sea-
son.
Rumor says the Chatham House, one
Of the best In this place, Is to change pro-
prietors about the first of next month.
Ice cutting in the lakes Just com
meuced, aud is about 10 inches thick.
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81 a Year; 35c. a Number

The 70 FDis agupisle, kof. 1875, 10 oct lAls
bound III maroon cloth Gasal
B0asd ID half lnsfoee6 500
ysls. begiu IN November and My Any u ibs
esTiieF Faianiss i 20 VIZ vii H. sup iei sep
krstsiy 10 parties Who sish ~ ~ - s,lsnfslsts
sets 81 THE rate, E. clota, x, hs tuospes0
$500.
Booksellers and Postgaasters vii ~ Euppsied
- rates that Sil enAbie item - III any u the
GbgYs onefs.
nabserihars WIN please reiait 10 4 O Money
Orfesa, IA EEuh GAecka Or brafts, 81 b
fesl.Erod istiers. Money Ia isftFs ROt rsels.
tered al nenaefs risk.
AgssuliiFF AL baoefatsef hQa8bsrs free V al
NJ Subscribers foe is7s.
scHIENRg co. gis Esasasay. MI.
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Avoid al strong purgatYe pills which only ex
hAust he mucous socre ions aud wear ont nature.
DR HNnHisoN's PERlsTALrIC LozENdEH are just
the opposite. they restore the digestion quicken
The liver and tone mp the whole system, thus cur
my Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness, Piles and al
other results Of HAbtTuAt. CONSTIPATION, the chief
cause q III health, especially among women. Trial
box SOC Large box 6Oo, matted free for this last
price.
DIR HARRlsoNs ICELAND BALsAM,
splendid cure for CoudHs HoARsrsKss sud all
THR0AT and LuNa complaints. For sale by r..
). HARRISON 4 CO.. rroprietors, No. Ire
mont Temple Boston aud bv all Druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20

Cross aud sickly children can be made
healthy aud strong by regulating their
stomachs and bowels with Castoria. 1t
is more effective than castor oil aud is as
pleasant to take as honey. For wind
colic, sour stomach, worms and ccslive-
ness, there is nothing in existence equal
to Castoria 27-l3w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20

Caution to purchasers of the Peruvian
Syrup "a protected solution Of the pro-
toxda of from. Beware OF being de-
ceiyed by any OF the preparations OF Pc.
ruvian Bark, or Bark and Iron, which
may be offered to you. Every bottle of
the genuine has the name "Peruvisn
Syrup" mot Peruvian Bark upon il.
Examine carefully before purchasing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20

Why will YOU sniler from rheumatism,
Spruins, Stiff Joints, swelliugs, Burns.
Scalds or Weak, when the Centuur Liui
ment affords certain relief? Many ar.
ticles sooibe pain to certain extent, but
The Centuar Liniment cures. The White
Liniment ia tor the human family, the
Yellow Liuiment is for horses aud ani.
mails. 27.l3w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20
10000 ACRES
Choice IOWA Lands
FOR SALE.

The subscriber ossrs for sals s3.0o acres u
ehDies loss ADDS cirrf5iy selected Ia = cam-
peteai surveyors ats years > bee o. tAs iiaas u
4 ihUs GsApAi. s3gU1 Cts kui at Fsal hAlfaals,
10 f.YmqGia, CaefeEfh Baeua Vista and Fsea-
lontAs Gauai4sa FOG aaioI Gsslsga fsFpesia s
gaAasag aad isn4i4aa % laea pfAce per- acre asa
tsttas u pzssuest eausall HlF 2Eaui Ard Ellsneey
\. y. hiA9sLEf, Esl 81 he esiae IL the Baxter
.safaanal h3nE baisains, kaiiand "a
aaan IT, II BANTFR
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FARM FOR SALE.--THE

- place kuoSu ~ The James Alien tAFm sltuat'
% GA the Winhali InrnFlke, . miles from the
railroad said farm contains $50 acres, $50
heavily tlmbersd ~,th spruce, beml5ek lsid hAs
not been cui over buildings are IN good repair
aAd there - a good sugar orehAi d, also apnls
orchard on the premises Will be sl5d cheap
aud al bat 500 can remain on mortgage II de
sired Apply 70 or address
A. p. GRAHAM. Executor
Ranaville Vt, Oct 10Th lsTA. 22bm
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~tht HAAA NAttautt - W w Htlh At
Mrs. NJ, -. smiths residence next week,
Thursday, Jan. 21lh, afternoon aud eve.
ming, A large attendance Is desired.
Perhaps Il viii be remembered by some
that last year, Jan. 21tb, was the j0th
anniversary Of Mr., and Mrs. OryiIle
sykes marriage, aud that the serious iil-
ness Of Mrs. Smith prevented the celebra.
ton Of their golden wedding They
have been spared another year, aud it
will be pleasure 10 them to meet q large
company Of friends on that occasion
-. NJ. Armstrong, one Of our mer-
chsnls, received rather uneeFomonious
call last Saturday night. Ills store was
broken into through q window In the
rear Of the building, aud a considerable
amount OF goods stolen. The burglars
(it is thought there were two by the
tracks found), object seemed to be plum
der, taking a watch, what money they
could find, boots, dry goods, &C., such as
piece OF Alpaca and two pieces of far.
mcrs satin. Il hear no mention Of any
eatabes being missed. They also took
supply Of understands. We are all sorry
for john.
Mrs, Theodore knights, of Ohio,
Norman Sykes daughter, is in town on
sisit 70 her native place.
II seems fitting that we should offer
few words as a tribute oil respect for
our late DR.. f. ]. Farweu, who died
jan. 1lh in Raleigh, North Carolina,
where be had gone for his health. lie
was in bis 36.h year. II will be remem-
membercd that be was graduate of
Burr & Burton Seminary and Williams
College, aud that he aiterward attended
the medical college at Burlington, stand
ing among the FIRST Of his class, and at
the call Of bis country in 1861 he entered
the army as hospital steward IN the 18th
Vermont, and afterwards distinguished
himself very highly as a skiIlful surgeon
aud one that understood his business. At
Portsmouth Grove the soldiers Of his
ward presented him with valuable set
Of surgical instruments as token of their
appreciation OF his services; and now to
be brief, be was a praoticing physician
T Tor over ten years in Dorset, and there
+ were many sincere mourners besides his
I family friends who followed his remains
\ 10 The grave; many who remember bis
cheerfuiuess, bis blindness, bis watcbful.
ness and uaceasing attention by the bed
Of sickness. lie viii loug be remembered
IN The hearts Of bis friends and acqusint-
auces, aud our heartfelt . mpatby is ex.
tended 70 the parents who are thus LEFT
chidiess and TO tie widow who is be.
loved by us an,
MIR and Mrs. Pmtt would tender
th9ir hearty thanks 70 the good people OF
Dorset and vicinity who gathered 10 so
large sumher at the donation visit gu
Thursday 81 last week, both for The cor.
dial good will there manifested and for
the hundred dollars added to the Income
Of the year.
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sana nurpaue Tie nfiaauoe q She stsrEnNch 90
ihe brain sisanaa 81 eafgfasiy hassiea tst she
si,snAah b. Ia sltsht dssrer shstnrbssl snd ihr
egiHff utfrauz syatem lzN snes a sifHitaf tslng
tiis slta.aeb a. hpa ttT toE1e. and t.9a uugswas
Hlaola,fy lfumpfF feetfnaH sts pSrfsat rlsntsiilg
HnAar. hAprsiy, lhefr nfaessiiy tix any lsEsE
dlskFrAf eeFrht a thc faDctaons % the sissRAch,
since IL AFEHs fnIA We have - perfect n0n.
h.nattgn admirably adapted forFslief They have
sopa The ,est ~ fnsrs and have exhausted stgsnl.
ha properties Is lst wasderinl Ilastf Nipe usa,
hy keepng use fystea IN purifci ortiefs promotes
longevity and what BE- far hai lar cnsutua tha fni
eniuyWie. 4 e the tins speai here. We use them
ana knoW tlleir vAlae- fiar,Hsae tkas- fh1neof.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20

Mothers save tie lives o. your daughters
when affected With eonsumptive coughs OF sio-
lent colds By AAm ni-trng ~ IA sm without
delay. the standard specific, HAls's Honey u
H)rehound and Tfr.
Pixies reothAche Drops cure IN Que minute
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20
Pullman Palace Cars

are run on all through trains ct this road
fhis is the oNLl LIME running these carr
between Chicago aud 81 Paul, Chicago sud Mil
WAukee, or Chies go and MiunuA
AZ UaahA ont sleapots connect with the Over
land Sleepers un the Union Pacific Railroad Tor
al points West OF the Missouri River.
On the arrival Of tho tratas from the East OF
South, the trains ~ the Chicago 4 North Wcst-
erp kalsay LEAVE CHICAGO a. follows.
For Council Bluffs, Omaha aud Gthforuia. Two
Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace
Drawing Room and sleeping Care through 10
Council Bluiis.
For ST. Paul ana Minneapolis, Two Through
Trains daily, with Pullman Palace CArs attached
ON both trains.
For Green Bay aud Lake Superior, Tao Trsins
daily with Pullman Palace Cara attached, aud
running through 10 Marquette.
For Milwaukee, Four Through Trains daily,
Pullman Cars on night tIsius, farior Chair Care
on dsy trains.
For sparta aud Winona and points in Mime.
sofa, One Through Train daily, with Pullman
slespers TO Winona
For Dnbuke, via Froeport, Two Through Trains
daily. with Pullman Cars on night trans.
For Duhuke and Ia Crosse, va Clinton, Two
Through Trains daily, With Puilmsn Cars on
night train TO McGreg0r, Iowa.
For Sioux City and fanston, Two Traiss dsily,
Pullman Cars 10 Missouri Valley Junction.
For Lake Geneva, Four Trains daily
For Rockford, sterling, kenosha, GAINESVILLE,
and other points, you can have from two ~ ten
trains daily.
New lork Office, 4l5 Broadway; Boston Office
No State Sttto omaha Office, 1853 faruham
street. San Francisco Office, l2l Montgomery
Street. Chicago Ticket offices, 90 Clark street,
under sherman House, corner Canal and Madi-
son streets; kienze street Depot, corner W
Kiuzla aud Canal Streets Wells Street Depot,
corner Well. aud Kinzie street.
For rates OF information not attAinAble from
your home ticket agents, apply TO
w. II. STENEETT, MAKyN HUGHITT,
Gen. Pass.Agt, Chicago Gcn.Supt, Chicago.
349ly
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IAs stvsFgsssf ~ ga paysirssA, Feasrei ffssa
sftlVs wastes hhHne hs3 ptkeaa = ktt tsaiss
Is ta Eaal Ea3ia M8ssiassfT ths ftHHaia - 4
ssrrrls FeGsta . hemots. ~ tts sreuay SD
Effgasn Nut tufe 81 NssuAuarsaan. hFnnehegss
tatafgh, Astssass spd al TAusAa and ksans A.
fss.i $50 sisa r-sstvs snd iL3aieai Cars faF
Nafsaat pehh3y sad al ArfNsGs C@NeF iAIHis
eitsr beFteE thefaaEhiF trstea - wuuAeffnl
earafsse posrfs in iheussnds ~ esses. feels n
So Ants ia meka u kNewa o. hsH sNfaginE iei-
lose. Acsnetr1 . th5E uasgi -. 1nd espasien.
auss desire e. fsaefD huuas ~ effnE be Nti
sena tres - charge ~ al shn aessfo a. this
ruips sith faa directi1As ~ rreF araug Ana
saocsssfa b esiee. seat by rxtarr niAii By Al
argsalnE
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Nt9s fDoEAI 0ulpG QaarteriY. q eta year
Address JAMES Nilh, Rochester, y. \.
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PlUU

On Wednesday evening, Jan. Y,
1876, the church aud good people Of Peru
gave their pastor and wits generous
donation, 10 money aud other valuables,
for which We would tender our sincere
aud hearty thanks. 10 return, may lhe
donors receive lhe richest OF heavens
blessings. l.. II. AAsDgS,
l.. A. AMsDES
The singing class, under the direc.
ton OF Prof J. b. >imouds, is doing
vel. Those who take lessons In iustru.
mental music speak in complimentary
terms Of bin, aud we are confident that,
although . Young man, be Is very espA.
pabls Of teaching music, both vocal sBd
instrumental. Success TO BIN. lie Is TO
give lecture Al the CHURCH "Wednesday
evening d thi. seek. Subject, Music.
Al pnbag meeting OF BROMLEY
Grange No. Ia. beld At q X. Davis
Han. January rs, 1876. The iollowing offi-
Gers were Installed for the year ensuing :
James G. Lakia. Master, samuel stiles,
Ovetseef. Charles = Morriil, Lecturer
Merrill e walker, Steward; II. j.
Baicheidcr. Assistant Steward: Z. II.
Coo.edsr Chaplain; Chas h. Baleheider,
Secretary, John b. Priest. Treasurer
Allaou ;. Adams, Gate Keeper; Mn
Sarah D Stiles. Ceres Mrs. Elrira II.
Lskln, Pomons Mics Nellie Bateheider,
Flora Mrs. Abbie N Lyon, stewsT5ess
4sNft9HukNs
= Ne seem b be fAvSfesi with al sorts
d weathsf isls alnitf, Aal f@rasrs krs
iooklag wiia hl patience for a isttis
saoW, - uass ~ bsse soms lssdding q
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l. the Oil Lake shore houto, aud ia the only
one passing through Evanston, Lake Forrest
4shland Park, WackegAn. Bnc,ne, n, noahA 70
Mfivhnkra
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RLAlNE OR GRANT,
We Have 1t Now.

We will send, post free, large s-pAge paper,
: dferen departments, 4 box OF "a fine steel
pens, and ticket emitting the holder b. one
chance in the great Phisdelphia Distribution Of
prizes next simmer, all for only IS cents. Rec oil
leet paper comes a whole year and is good one
too. The pens are the very best Address
\. At. BOWLS
Remington Vt
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so8lh ana &esa u 49,
IgTH ~ nlfaaa fes BatiaHd harrington
ka,tA asd Has - . As
ASYuIR mas - stage elasses ~ ~ a d b.
|sT oFTICE spss f5gm ~ ,osr~
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: from So sssih arrive - ~ Pest uta g.
Ia A.. d sod SO ~
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AZ. ~ stage, esass Al Fseiofg Feast fpstpi-
aes Al II TeesiAys, TbafsaAls an3 esi'
aFdsys
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"Philip Nolan's Friends,
BY EDWARD EVERETT HALE.

This is an historical romance. The scene is
laid ia the south west At time when that ter
ritory fret spanish, then French. aud then
American, aud when vas imminent, 20 oh.
tain the control % the NJ ssi-s pp II il likely
to be- the great romance OF the Nj sissippi Val
lev, A. GArHEL COSH6 will be II the Pacific
slope.
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California.

THE ClEicAB0& NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Emtrsoss snaef ees mesasemeNa toe etsst
fraak hsii ssy Iinss e lhs WEsf sHA N0hrHs
wENT md m.lh lts unmsssas hfsaehns Ard
oeuNr ns. tagms the shostess kna gasskest
fgsatc bstseen ChlekFa ana 81 re.ats ia tf.neis
Mteoaus4n AaHfhrsn Mchigsa. Mfahasata, lows.
Nshrssks. tslifvfnia sod Us Nstssfa Fsgata+
nee lu
Omaha and California Line
j. shs shsriss and -, roa,s - Al psanas %
oaalaK Colorado. Utah, Nevada. CalHoFut.
ofsgoa. cA.us, JspAB and AasirAia, Ice
Chicago. Madison and 81.
Paul Line
l. the shari boo lar Nsibefa N,sconssa Ap3
Minnesota aud Cor Msditca, S. Paul Mime.
spatis, pa.uth sid ~ potnsa IL The Great NORTH
wetG AZ
Win0na and NJ. Peter Line
IL thr oaiy iaelo iar WiuetA, Rochester, owA.
tauaa, MaBkap0. a. Peter, New INA. and ~
poants ia southern sad Central M,aneso's. 10
Green Bay & Marquette Line
l. the only baa ioy Jsnssy,llo, Wator,oHs, Pond
DO LIS, 0shkoeh, Aprlo,uu, Green hsf Esea.
nahA, Askaunco. Marquette. haag htou. Has
coca and the Lake superior County. lie
Freeport & Dubuque Line
/. the only route ar Elsiu. Rocktord. ffespori.
aud all points via ffeeport- lie
Chicago & Milwaukee Line
]. tho old Lake shore Route, and !. the oely
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CHESTER.

Last Tuesday an employee 10 Il.
Cobleighs Cab Mandatory bad bis
thumb taken off bya circular saw.
Masquerade party at Fullerton's
Ilal, last Thursdsy; music by Peabody's
Band; most enjoyable gathering.
Your printer made sad mistake In
my communication Of last week. He
made the prompteF OF Peabody's Band
Prof. !Sddd, instead of, as il should be,
Prot. Chas. Ladd. Will you please make
the correction, aud thus clear away the
sadness that now rests on the brow OF
the genial Prof.
Rev. A. Is. Flanders, rector Of ST.
Lnke's church, this place, is giving a Sc
ries Of most interesting lectures on "Tbe
Calaeombs Of Rome" lie has just closed
a series on church history that haA been
very entertaining aud instructive.
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AELINGroN.

"A rather novel case was tried ST the
Town Hall on Monday, before Justice
saffJrd snd a jury. A newly married
man, 10 the south part Of the town, re-
eeiTed terensde from band, whose in
strumeuts were manufactured ut some
Tin shop. Not having an ear for that
kind Of music, be laid the case before
Grand Juror Davis, who caused them 10
be arrested aud brough, 10 trial. Verdict,
not guitty--ali Of which goes to show
thai mAn has a light 70 blow bis own
horn
An Incident occurred At the regular
meeting Of lied Aoantain Lodge No. Sc,
b. 4 A. N. Jan. 7. which was of more
than ordinary interest 70 those present.
Alter The Transaction Of the regular bust
pess Of the meeting, Bro. E g. Tu,ils,
Of Esss Dorset, stepped forward, snd Ia
: peat Aad appropriate speech preseBled
rs I1dge with the charter. records and
other papers OF Newton Ledge No Y
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Local Intelligence.

THURSDAY. 1AN =
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Green BAY & Marquette Line

l. the pely has iog Isnssysllo, WatortnsH, Pond
nu La, 0shk8eh, AprlctHu, Green hsy, kssa.
nsha, AsgaHnco. Marquette. hoag hteH, Has
coes and the Lake Superior County. lie
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Minona and 81. Peter Line

Il thr eaiy route ior WiHaas, Rochester, owA.
tauaa, MaBkat0. a. Peter, New iu. and ~
pa4nts ia suuihttn aud Central Mtanesots. lts
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Chicago. Madison and ST.
Paul Line

Minnesota aud Tor Madltua Sf Paul Winne-
spolis, ps.nth snd ~ pcins@ IL ihs Great Nouh'
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omaha and California Line

l. tha shsrtsat and bsai seaie ~ al painSs 10
NorshsIh Aan0is. laaa, nAlaiA Nehrastk, w.
paaiaF Oaioyksao. Utah, Ntvaes. Caiaiauit.
ufegoh. China japan And Aasifzi5a. lie
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Freeport & Dubuque Line
Chicago & Milwaukee Line

Il the only route fur Elgiu. Rockfurd. ffespori,
aud all points wa ffeepurt lie
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DRY ODDS, Cot oas, Prints. Dres, Goods, sllks
b ot-, shoes, Kubbers. Flannels, Clothing,
shawis, Robes Fnrs, Blankets Shirts aud Draw
srs etc. all down 10 cost for cash only Flour,
Sugar, Teas, Pork FisS, etc, all
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-wa sre Dot witAsas Gmsseussnss. We
hasv tinglng seboobs grHnge utsilngs,
dousiious, esafsA sBd ka oesses DC
sraool neetngA, of whieh sssfs has l'een
an extra ere. and snother somas 90 uAs
20 lBa. QaestSoB WIZ 80 macy 2
Disificl eAa apswer
Basipess IL Dan, sli waltIng tor sPc.
Gle eargvney Asd tbs sSw Pnusidess:
then ws srPecs 10 sec things take starr
and move forward.