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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-24

ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE.
AT THE WELL KNOWN RESIDENCE OF
THE LATE Il. +. MIOrnN. ESQ, NO. Go
URSULIN rs, BETM ZEN ROYAL AND
BOURBON STREETS.
DY SFLLE & MALOCHEE Armand Selle.
ID Aucioneer- lie No. SO Royal street ~
TUESDAY, May 20, 1877. at 1oh O'Clock a. M.
VIII be sold at public auction
The contents of tn. premises NO. GO URSU-
LINES STREET. comprisi e a large Ass T.
ment of Household Furniture, cons sting OF
Parlor Set, Mirrors, Pictures. Extension Tabl...
Sidebo ard, B .,okcase. Chairs. Bedroom Furni-
ture, Crockery, glassware, Carpets. Kitchen
Utensils etc.. etc. etc.
Also-One EXTRA LARGE SIDEBOARD.
with marble top and etagere richly ornament
ed suitable for ciup rooms or hotels.
AIso--One magnificent PLEYEL PIANO and
two SPLENDID MIRRORS.
Terms-Cash on the spo. my2i rs 20 ~ %
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BY S. Guiuault.
SUCCESSION OF ADELAIDE VINOT WIDOW
OF SAMUEL NELSON EITE.

OE SAM u Ell n ElISON k1lIH.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No SO g2G.
pY 8. GUINAULT. Auctioneer-Offlcc corner
ID of Exchange alley and Bienvlle street
SATURDAY, Jun. &c. 1877, will b. sold at
10 o'clock M, at the Merchants and Aucts oneers'
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, by virtue Of an order from
% he s,ed M Dstg Court for the
Two VACANT CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF
GROUND. DESIGNATED by No. 5 and letter A. sit
uaed in the Third District of this eli y. in the
square bounded by Marais, Where, Esplanade
and Kerlerec streets.
Lot No. S measures 30 feet front on Marais
street by LAT feet7 lines in depth between PARA
lei lines.
Lot measures 40 feet inches lines front
on Marais street by lat feet lines in depth, be-
tween parallel lines.
See plan at the Exchange.
yerms-Cash.
Acts of sale before A. D. Doriooourt, notary
public, at the expense OF he purchasers,
All taxes payable in 1878 to DC paid by the pur-
c.Iasers. my15 "a Je2 9 16
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Summer arrangement.
GRAND ISLAND HOTEL
9. beatty & CO.

Have leased this famous watering place for a
term of years The new management will open
for the reception of guests about the Goth of
May. Polite and attentive clerks will be on hand
be under the supervision Of an old and expe-
rienced cater.r Nine Rhineheart will look
sfter the welfare Of ladies and children.
steamer will plv in connection with the hotel
and leave the city wharf on the 18th of May in
charge of Capt. NJ. Mcsweeney.
For freight, passage and terms, apply TO ;.
Beatty or Hite & Carlin. agents. No. Tthoupi-
touas street or to NJ. McSweeney on board
the steamer, myb IL
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CON S Il M 2 TION
Positively LaLred.

All sufferers from this disease who are anxious
TO be cured should try DIR. kISSNEK'S CELE-
DRAFTED CONSUMPTlVE POWDEFS. These
powders are the Only preparation known that
will cure CONSUMPTION and ali diseases of the
THROAT AND LUNGS-indeed. SO strong is
our faith In them, and also to convince you that
they are no hun bug, we will forward to every
BOX
We don't want your money until you are
perfectly satisfied OF their curative powers.
Ii your life is worth saving, don't delay in giving
these POWDERS u trial. as they will surely cure
you.
Price, for LARGE box 50. sent to any part Of the
United States or Canada by mail on receipt Of
price. Address -
ASH & ROBBINS,
ap16 1y $50 Fulton street, Brooklyn. n. Y
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w. W. FARMER,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
MONROE LOUISIANA

Practices in the parishes of Ouachita. More
house and Richland. Claims taken for collec-
ton in all other parishes with privilege Of man
aging same in connection with attorneys re sid
ing there no3o eThuIy
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WAVERLY HOTEL.
WALNUT STREET. LOUISVILLE. KY,

Wa INU IIVO1' I17f111s 1kI''
Is now open to the TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
It has all modern improvements; it's Parlors,
Reception, Reading and Lining Rooms are on
the first floor: is handsomely furnished and ac-
cepts no rival. Apartments for families and
especial advantages to persons visiting the city.
either for business or pleasure
W. H. COrTRILL Manager.
G.. G.. JONES, Proprietor. my2O ivy
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Ely Hoey, Macon d O'Connor.

DOUBLE AND SINGLE COTTAGES AT AUG
TON,
IN TIE FOURTH DISTRICT
Succession Of Mary Staub wife of John A.
Michel.
Second District Court parish OF Orleans =
No. 39417.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
wi Biloxi. Mississippi.
The Montross House is now open for the recep
ton of guests.

The undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the travelling public generally that
the house has been tho oughly renovated, re-
fitted, and improvements made to suit tho most
exa ting No rains or expense will be spared
to keep the Montross House up to Its usual
standard-hrst class in every respect. Terms
manent guests.
kilograms or letters for rooms promptly at
tended to.
Meals furnished to excursionists at ST..
jel 3m 2. J. MONTROSS, Proprietor.
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SWEET SPRINGS,
Monroe County, West Virginia.

THIS OLD ESTABLISHED SUMNER RE-
l. sort, for health and plc assure, will be oAen
for the accom- mediation Of visitors ON the FIJI
TENTH DAY Of JUNE.
Every preparation is being made for the con-
venience and comfort Of visitors.
CHAaGES:
Per month. 81 w
Children under ten years. half the above
rates. Servants according 10 accommodations.
J. W. YOUNGER,
my5 Int Superintendent.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LEGAL NOTICES.
~loSeSr1s's|~rfSr -
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS

MRS. pAuIINEE BERNANDEr vs.. +. ). FEUIL
IATRE FIR HUSBAND-No. 300.
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AUCTION SALES.
~O~O~O~O~O~~~~Oo~~~S~1N~r
BY selle 81 Maloohee.
FUR ,ITURE-FURN
POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF
VERY HANDSOME Flu HNlTURE.

ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-17
"rHE cosFLlor OF AGES

Men differ on nearly every issue.
There have always beeen opposite parties
In politics aud religion, though the meas.
ures fought over one day may be uniyer.
sally adopted At another, aud those sac
ri6ced regarded as heroes aud martyrs
Medicine has also been subject 10 revolu.
tlonary disturbances. When Drs. liar.
vey aud Jenner announced their discoy-
cries, they were held in contempt aud
aud ridicule By an iHcreduiobs aud
ignorant public, yet to-day they are re.
ceiVed aud honored by all as benefaetors.
When DIR. Pierce announced bis Disc Or
cry, many seemed 10 doubt, and were
sceptiesl concerning al medicines and
doctors, bat proof Of merit has dlspelled
all doubt, And to-day The Golden Medicsl
Discovery il the standard remedy 10 cur.
ing the most obstinate diseases of TIE
liver and blood, having almost entirely
superseded the old-tsme sarsaparilias bg
reason Of lie superior merits
NORWICH, Cbenango Co., n. T., New. ;.
Il. V. PiEEcE, u. D.;
Iwas sfiicted with $. scrofaIons alec
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STATE NEWS.

Congressman Hendee 10 building him q
six thousand dollar house at MorrisyiIe.
John Martin, of Westfleld, died recent
ly at the residence OF his son in that
place al the advanced age of l04 years.
Since last fall 20 900 bushels of pola-
toes have been shipped from North Troy,
and Sl7 800 left in place OF them.
Track is now being laid ON the Bur.
liugton and Lsmoile railroad at the rate
OF three-quarters of mile day.
Oscar Barron OF White River Junction,
has been rendered by Vice President
Wheeler the keeping OF the senate res
taufant at Washington.
Gen. W. w. Grout OF Barton is ex-
peeted TO deliver the Decoration Day ad-
dress in Rutland. Col. A, L. Walker
delivers the address at Weybridge.
Mrs. Louise Oliver, formerly o. Mont.
peIier, but more recently noted singer
at Rutland, is this year connected with
the choir of the society of Rev. DIR. Cha.
pin of New York.
A house, barn and other buildings be.
longing TO Mr.. II. Prescott, of Corintb,
were burned on Wednesday night, caus,
ed by defective chimney. Loss about
$500. Insured.
Rev. Kittredge Haven of Shoreham,
died suddenly Friday, aged "a years
He was one OF the Oldest Universalisi
ministers in the United States. lie
preached Ut Shorebsm forty years.
Two young men Of Quechee we're poi.'
oned last week by drinking cider through
lead pipe, The pipe had been in The
cider some time, the geuts drinking fIe
quently through il
Arch Dickey, Of Orange was fatally
Injured By circular saw Wednesday
Some part OF the machinery under the
saw came out Of place. After arranging
ii he attempted TO get up, but bis heaC
was caught by the saw and split nearl,
10 two.
The Rutland Herald says citizen o
that place stated the doctrine Of thi
Phair case thus: II a man was tried TO
his life and acquitted he could not b
tried agsin, but If he was convicted the!
could keep on trying bin I'LL he was &C
quilted.
The town of Hartland has concluded
to furnish lodging aud entertainment 70
tramps on = cheaper plan ia the future
They have built small house near III
depot TO lock them into and will furnis
Goldfish, behring's, crackers, &c. Tbl
roof is nearly fiat aud only boarded, an,
during the late rain il leaked like sieve
Alfred Dodge, OF MorrisviIle, las
Wednesday, sbeared from two year
old Couwold eve ~ 2 pounds Of c!es
wool. IL measured IS l.2 inches Il
length without stretching it; stretched
II measured over Is. lie also shearcd
pair Of twin lambs IS months old this
yielded 29 pounds OF wool.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-17

werknd indsfsiigAhly Cor TIVE kourp, and
II last Eoa oonlrol Of the GsrT siemsal,
and tbus prvsnied great dessEustior
81 valuable ,imtsr laud, knd loTs and
woed which wsrs cut thereoa
HEmIx,N
VERY dry here st this date, Nay itth.
Thu seventh Day society have de.
eidsd 20 pains the outside 81 their Charch
whieh t step 10 the right direction,
A J. Hell gess The contract.
--undertAk ~, Joues has aitposed Of
biz black stallion Jim to Byroa Corey, Of
stspbensowa. The horse viii be taken
to slephenlown, where hsis well knowh
We noticed thA, II. S. Deaison out
former toWnsmsn was making calls about
town last week. Il i said that The Laun,
dry With which Mr.. ID. Is connected a,
Troy, il doing better work than under Ia
old proprietor, Mr.. whyland
Milford Mentor the mail carrier FROM
Eas, POesteBkill TO Troy for the next foul
years, Is having him new passenger
wagon made At newiu's wagon shop
Hewitt viii do the wood work, AillimAI
the ironing, MeAlIister the painting,
which Is a sufficient guarantee that The
job ~ill be we'll done.
OLD CHATHAM, MY.
This IL the week for planting corr
10 lhis vicinity, aud farmers appear TO b.
ready for the work.
First moving Of grass In this locality
10 on the land Of the Wait brothers.
Peach trees look more promising fol
fruit than for many years previous, And
although there are no large peach or
chsrds here, slill few trees may b'
seen at many Of the well kept farms, and
the peculiar shade OF the blossoms give.
the whole surroundings an appearance o
much beauty and sweetness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ssyers and fam
/ lily, who have been spending the winiel
at their Florida home, are expected back
to this, their summer home, the present
week. Mr.. Sayers Is said to have one Of
the finest places on the st. Johns river
adjoining Mrs. Beecher Stoves place al
Mandarin; and has also one of the besl
orange groves In that part OF the country
"A crop OF rye, 10 have II pay, mus
show new heads the 10th OF May. Sc
reads the old adsge, and from present
Appearances good crop may be expect
ed, as indicated not only by the appear.
ance of the new heads, but from its wig
orous aud healthy appearance, eyenness
and good color, showing that the plant
bias been we'll protected by the long con
tinued SHOWS OF the past winter, and The
fallows well prepared in the fall.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-17

We spcSk knowingly when We Asser,
that HAlfs Vegetable sIcilisn Hair 10.
newer i the beat article Of the Kidd cold
on the American Continent. Personal
trial has demonstrated this, aud The artl'
Gle Is an elegant and clearly enc, without
which we think no toilet complete
Messrs. Johnston, Holloway 4 Co, COZ
Arch street, Philadelphia, are the agent'
for the article, and when our Philadei-
phia friends return from Cape May, they
should certainly procure some OF Il. We
know Of no snch article extant for ths
hair, and thus speak Ia such decided and
emphatic terms. - Ocean Foam, Caps
lNay, NJ u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-17

tIon on one Of my legs. u was very
treablesoue ior over two years. - maeA
40 that coaA nos wear q boot, and
baa 70 keep ny les bAadaxsd. u Fssait.
"a ina raw sore. n got - bad that i
became = general tAk that ! would hkvs
% undergo ampatsiion 81 The lab. one
physician told me he bad never sesn snoA
. sore cured ! commenced taking Yoar
Golden Medical Discovery together viii
yoar Pellets a. directed on the bottles,
aud when had consumed ak bottles o.
Discovery, my leg vas entirely vel, and
has temaised 20 ever since, "a period OF
over two yoArs.-Gnd ! would not swap
Il for afly wooden legs,
lours truly,
JOHN sHATTUCk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-17
xEnYnus nrniLIrY.

vTTAL WEAKNESS or DEPRESSION; .
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result Of MENTAL. ovKR.
WORK NDIscRETioSs or EXCESS, or SEINE
drain upon the system, is alwAys cared
by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No 2s. II tones up and invigorates the
system, dispels the gloom aud despon-
dency, imparts strength and energy -
the drain aud rejnyenates the entire Mas.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers. Price
81 90 per single vial, or $500 per single
package OF five vial and $500 vial OF
powder. Sent by mail on receipt OF price
Address, HUMPHREYS HOMEO.
PATHlC MEDICINE COMPANY,
l09 FULTON ST., NEw York.
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rAwLET.

Warren Rice has engaged the seryi-
ecs OF Samuel SWEET TO act as clerk for
the ensuing year.
We arc pleased to see James Rice out
again lie has been very low with bad
cough aud lung difiicaIly.
Five men aud seventeen horses
camped q, the village one night last
week. Trading, buying and selliag the
noble horse was their business.
Nearly all the streams In this yicini-
y are posted, aud the new fsh aud game
law that has been found so much fault
with Is found TO be just The thing that u
wanted By ali farmers and those having
lands through which brooks run.
Mr.. Harris, from Bes,tleboro, will
address The people OF this town on We'd
nesdsy evening concerning the d. 4 w,
4 X. 4 town meeting Is called foI
next Saturday 10 try the vote for bonding
the town. II will be very elose question.
and al should come out. Remember
tie day, Saturday, May 2lst
-Geofge Black was arrested on Mon.
day moining by ofiieer Vail, and taken Il
Dorset to answer to the charge Of break
lag iaio the store Of j. NJ. Armstrong
aud taxing lhsrefrom quite = quanlisy O
goods some time slnes. Merritt ManFoe
ths feilos arrested for stealing calf skins
from NJ. T.. Wheeler, wishes to turI
states evidence, asd IGpliesses BlAek Il
he Dorset robbery. Black was boand u
10 TIE Jane term o. couniy e0urt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-17

-Bses begin to humble.

lees begin 10 humble.
Some Que says that mnsquitoe.' bills
are longer aud sharper this year than
ukuAl
Prof stImpson rendered the choir
efficient aid with bis singing At tbs city
church lAst SuBisy. Rev. Mr.. Read, Of
Bennington, officiased In the afternoon.
a very enjoyable entertainment Was
given ct Hiram Wells last Friday even
Ing. Toe boys say the hospitality Of Mr..
and Mrs. Wells will be long remember
ed
Domestic qnArrels are altogether too
prsvalent Bow.a-dAyI. Il 10 bad business
especially where sbsy cast Aght Il out
AmOng themselves. ons o Two occurred
here last seek.
Forest hres are raging ieArfully. We
think mAny Of them were set parpOsely.
The uout ons u I'll swept over "mApie
hilf" lsss Sasday A posse Of msn
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SPECIAL NOTICES


Masonic.
The ueIt Regular Communication Of Adonran
Lodge, Y. n A. NJ. will be held on Thursda
evening, May "a. tRle,tion,l AZ Factory Poin
]. II. WHlPPLE, W. n.
Adontram Chapter. Nc. Is. n. A. n.
Next regular convocAtion on Thursday even
ing, May 81, Election at ~ o'clock.
W. A. BLACK, Sect.
skinner Post Ne. ~, q. A. IA,
Meets in Adams Hall, Factory Point, on
the frst Tuesday evening OF each month.
JOHN G. BLACKMER. Commander.
Graat Lodge, No. IOA, .. d. q. II.
Meets at Adams Hall every Saturday evening
al 7 O'Clock. All members Of the "order" are
invited. Degree meetings every hrst and third
Saturday evening Of each month at O'Clock.
T. ]. H0YT, l.. ID.
UhdIne Fire Company,
MANpupErEa Yr
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asnaEz ElrEsssos Bgsfsfos.
cssfsst yaHeTs EsaAasa
prRpKrg tsFtfsssrsarTT
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49, Msre8
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suAeiaf ffuu Dafstt e. Bssehssstg sfpa}tR5if
nn ktnstas. FfaFvisiot
s~As. Es8-ss faaAe. erns 81
+ Tamna, Ifa9riettt
rssis ksnsss b stH Lstses IS 50 y
4sasas. Hs.srsss. Sss,as, F.aaaad 49,
, sessssEsaa. FfeFfsiof.
arrss. Il Ksnsl.sstsy rsisas8 8t.si Nsnasy
asAsssssrs sna Fritsfs a u AZ
Asseasspa. leaves MapsAssiss rtsifaad dtpo'
Fase1sFa. gANfsaags ASA HAtuFatFt - y a. =.
.ftsf sfrFal u hsx Yea tftlr gaRg Nofth.
Fee. F4asAsUfs Laasdelsssgpg, chstfs. 81.
A.. EsfrK. Fr9ssseios.
AFFsses Il Mxsshesiaf rksiruaA aepA Don6Ags
ksaaas4ays aDa FnAsYs - ~.
hEvrnsgsa leares Manchester railroad depot
Taasasys. TkarsasFs 6ss4 AAazfdags a. u a. -,
sfier arrsa ~ 80 8 A. ~. sfals geihK North
gsc@a Isaa4@svrs g. 1a.ssssv.
+ y. Grams, Frppueior
Malta close.
sOUTu~Hy railroad faF keN Vera AlbtHF, troy
kopak spA West ~ % snA u sgA.N.
NORTH ~ railroad 80 HsNsna ha7lingtou
Rerth and East 81 . tsh
GRASYitl.E mail " stage c,ests Il i3 e x
FoaT OFFICE epsn ifem =. y. tpBFa
Nails frun as Nprth nllte ~ ta6 resi 0alcc q
- a.
Msiis from TIE soash arrive " the Poet ofhee
~ Gas
Mails far psFa LaadErere. BDAdsiliS, iAmkica
&S.. b. stsgs close ~ FACTORY Point Poe. o.
se. At II faesdAys. Thursdays aad sat
asdays.
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FEHU

Our bear hunters, AsSzrs. Bryaat q
Perm. and smith af Londonderry, 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-17

The Gates House 10 the best la Ben.
nington. When you come to town, stop
there.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-17
AYERS HAIR vlG0R,
For Restoring Gray Hair
To ia NataraI vitality SD csl.r,

Advancing teaFs. ti,knsss. care dissppatbt,
ment. aud hereditary pfedispositlpa. 81 tuau
the hair gray, and either ~ thnm incl ne a 10
sbed pfvmaiurelys
ArKAs Hans NiaoA ~ loNe md s1isnsifs uss
has prgveu thai u siops the falling II the heir
tameiiaieiy ftrn renew The gioata tad 81
gray. II stimulates the nuiristse aTeehs 70
healthy schutv. aud preserves both the hatf snd
lie beauty. 1has bra, by, wtsk ~ ,ickly hng
teeosaes glossy. pllabls and rshgthehsd loaf
hair fogruss With lively expression tnlhrK han
j. eheaked and stAhli he'd Tin hair ihisteas.
and faded or gray hair Tesums their ValEibaa
color. lie % erAtipn IL sure aSd hsImlss.. II
catos dAndruh hesis all humurs and tssps u
sralp COO, clean and saft- uaarr Nbieh d.
tons diseases ~ the soaip are inipossll
As a dFtsirR for indies hair, lie Yi0sa IL
prHised Tor Us grateful aud agreeable perfume,
aud yhlaed FOR The soft lustfe and rshnens ot
tone Il ifapsfts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-17
ARLINGTON.

-hehuAil mas moved the post once 10
his store and put everything In good
shape. He with Wild. Holden as assist
ant can run It TO the satisfaction of oil
who are willing to be suited.
C. W. Bennett, of anchester, has
been II work frescoing the new catholic
church OF this place. Those who have
seen IL cell its very fns job, considering
the small amount of work and expense
laid out on 1t.
ID. w. Elmore put In bid for build.
ing the new school house at Manchester
aud we learn that he came within one Of
getting It. One can hardly afford to dc
the jeb for less than his figures.
BENNINGTON.
--Schoolcraft aud Co.'s Ministries al
Library Hall this, Wednesday evening.
Eddie pell, OF North Adams make.
an efficient and corteous attendant al ID,
Gates lIouse.
Col. VIA. II. Cady has again lessst
the Stark House, and will be found q
his post TO entertain the public IS usual.
The mountains in this vicinity pre-
sent magnificent scene at night, beinl
lighted OPP with forest fires. A gra
deal Of dAmsgs has already been done b.
them.
There IL no need OF ones beiug ou
OF employment whea the National Pub
fishing Co., Philadelphia, will furnis
work which pays handsomely. Send Il
them for circulars.
| james Fitzgerald, the confessed cri
minal, has Just been arrested on charg
Of stealing sn overcost aud other article
from 3 man At SAdswgs, on February e
1876. His trial il set for The 24th inst
and A. z. Lymsn Is bic counsel.
There il nov no leager any doubt i
regard TO the opeHing Of the Putnam
House. Mr.. ID. w. Hyde has made sal
isfsctory arrangements with Mr.. PatnaI
and that entefpriEing citizen will 900
open the large and commodious hotel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-17
Local Intelligence.

WEDNESDAY. Nay s1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-17

worksd indsisiigably Cor TIVE hours, and
II last Eoa oonlrol Of the Gsry slemsal,
and tbus prvvsnled great destruction
of valuabis timbsr laud, and iogs and
woed which wsv cut ibereoa