The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03

STATS sEws,
Sixty million feet ei lombcr i tfaAt
On Zee Connecticut river
TIE Globe states tbal NJ Moody has
been repeated d prAg fora Rutland
lawyer
Ose hnsdred and fafiy-nine Is the
sumber Ct inmates Of ihe state Prison,
lhis week
Ou 81 80 tfamps that have been en-
tertained By The Brandon authorities,
oaly two have shown a disposition to
work
Rev. DR.. Seaver, formerly Of Rutland,
has accepted can from the Fourth Pres
byterian church 10 syraeuse, a. u
a big story Is told about three hens In
Windsor, that laid fourteen eggs 10 tkrcs
says. Don't you believe H.
George Slate Of Bellows Falls has ship
ped IRON bis farm nearly 500 maple trees
for Wellesley, Mass
10000 pounds Of sugar have been ship
ped 10 market from Brattleboro, this sea
sou. The largest amount IN one day was
s 800 pounds.
a little boy Of Asa Chids, at Fairlee,
wss run over sunday, while playing
around loaded cart, aud instantly Kill
90.
Charles Harris OF Brattleboro has sold
hi, valuable Young American mare, 6
years old, to y. l.. Moody, the eyaugel-
ist
There is to be a change in the prophet
orship OF Bishops Hotel, in Montpelier,
about the first Of May-Mr, Fales and
wife intending to remove to Woodstock.
Judge Bradley, of the United States
Supreme Court, has engaged rooms for
the season at the Mount Mansfield Hotel,
Stowe.
The SsifOrds with g. w. Fitch have
the contract for building Gov. Hendee's
house, in MorrisvIle, this summer,
which will cost about So 1000.
The Rutland village school teachers
have been engaged for the next school
year, with an aggregate reduction IN
their wages Of 81 600
The trial of Edward Tatro for the muir
der of Mrs. Alice Butler at Iighgate,
was concluded gu Saturday afternoon
with verdict of murder in the first de-
gree.
Joseph Miles, a brakeman, was killed
instantly at Barton, while coupling cars
on the Passumpsic railroad, Monday.
lie had been employed by the company
just one week.
The fine young trotting stallion, Black
Hawk, Jr,, owHed by Lewis Wilkins of
Bridport, ran away the other day and
jumped into the lake and was drowned.
lie was valued at $1,000.
We regret to learn that Rev. Aldace
Walker, ID. D., of Wallipgtord, is again
seriously III, and his son, Col Walker,
and daughter, Miss Mary Walker, have
been summoned TO bis bedside. AT last
accounts be was getting better again.
Last week Frank Barney, Of Middle
bury, broke his leg while fighting with
his bro ther-in-law. lie had just begun
to walk after having broken his leg last
winter, aud this last accident sends him
self and family to the poor house.
A gentleman who was severely afiiict-
ed with cough got up one night recent
ly to take dose of Cherry Pectoral, but
unfortunately got some Ayers Hair Wig
or instead. lie thought his time to dye
had surely come, but providence kindly
ordered otherwise.
Dr. j. NJ. Currier, of Castleton, has
donated bis large collection of Indian
relics to the state cabinet. II contains
nearly one thousand specimens, and is
rich in Illustrations of the domestic life
of the aborigines Of Vermont.
The st. Johnsbury Caledonian says: =
"Phair's friends are now moving earnest
ly in bis behalf lie lacks neither
friends nor money now; aud the best le.
gal and detective talent will be at work
for him from this time until May 4tb."
"wHAT EVERYBODY SAYS MUST ne
TRUE"
The incontrovertible testimony offered
by those who have used DR.. Pierces Fa-
vorite Prescription induced the doctor to
sell it under positive guarantee Many
ladies have RETAINED from using il on
account Of a general feeling of prejudice
against advertised medicines. Let me
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