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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17
STATE NEWS.

Potatoes are scarce iu Rutland, aud arc
bringing good prices. Apples are plenty,
and winter fruit is selling at the most, at
$3.50 per barrel to dealers.
Four persons died in Northaeld within
one week, Of pneumonia iever. A large
number are sick in that village of msia-
rial fever. A want OF proper drainage is
/ the cause.
A Salisbury man cnt down a tree, the
other day, in which he found 81 flying
squirrels.
II is reported from Orange county that
the potato bugs are eating the sweet ap.
pies.
Mrs, Hannah b, Bowen, an inmate of
the Tunbridge poor house, committed
suicide recently by hanging
Cornelius Fuller of South Walingford
has been held in $500 for perjury at the
recent trial Of George Bromley, the Dandy
rough, at Rutland.
Mrs. Sarah w. Lounsberry, aged 81,
who died at North Clarendon, the other
day, is said to have been the only Revolu-
tionary pensioner ia the state.
a match at Burlington, the I'd, be-
tween the Burlington and Saratoga On.
y. rifle clubs, over 800, 900, and 1000
yards resulted; Burlington 1916, Sara
loga, l477.
Among the s Congregational churches
comprising Lsmoille Conference, there is
now not one settled pastor, and ia The
four counties Ia northwestern Vermont,
: Franklin, Orleans, Lamoile, and Chit
ienden, there are but six settled pastors
over Congregational churches,
In Burlington, Monday evening, as Mr..
A b. Clark, one OF the teachers at the In
stitute, was passing through The lumber
yard, on bis way TO the city, he was set
npon by four men and robbed OF valua-
BILE gold watch aud chain aud what money
be bad on bis person.
The Rutland Leader Is now published
by Henry CLARK, Esq, who for some
months past has been its editor. The
publication OF a daily evening edition will
be commenced, aud the tone OF the paper
will continue independent on public and
local questions
The finishing work OF the Fletcher hos.
pitai at Darlington, Is now approaching
completion aud al the work on the build.
log will be completed this fall, according
TO the plans, save one ward, which will
be built, II II is found that The needs Of
the hospitaldemandi IL, next season.
10 Addison melon stealing 10 not con.
sidered very profitable Rev. Mr.. Knott
Of that place is said to have discovered
one Gooslow 10 his garden engaged 10
that business one evening, and as the cul.
prit mounted the fence GU bis departure
the remsins Of a chair settled down over
bis re,resting form, leaving an impression
which be will retain several weeks at
least.
Newport Center has case Of cruel
punishment IN iis schools, Mis- Corse
being charged with giving Perry spAuld.
Ing, a scholar, one hundred and twenty.
nine blows on bis hands wilh 8 hard
wood ruler.
10 The suit Of Harriet A. BiAisdeil, Of
ST. Albaus, vs.. the Metropolitan Railroad
Company Of Boston, to recover Cor per
sonal iBjaries, the jury have given her =
verdict In the snln OF $500. she claimed
81, 600.
A laborer named chagnon was buried
by tho csying 10 OF the sides OfA st !.
Adams sewer, Ia which be was Al work
On ThuFsdsy, but WAS speedily rescued.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

With shloh's Consumption Cure you
can cure yourself 1t has established the
tact that Consumption can be cnred,
while Tor Coughs, Bronchitis, Whoopng
Cough, Asthma, aud all diseases OF Throat
ana Lungs, it is absolutely without All
equal. Two doses will relieve your child
OF Group, it Is pleasant to take and per-
fectly harmless to the youngest child, and
no mother can afford 10 be without it.
You can use two thirds Of bottle and il
what we say is not true we will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts. 80 cts. aud
100 per bottle. II your Lungs are sore
or chest or back Jane use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Wait & Hard, Manches-
Ter aud Factory Point, Vt.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you CoDsti.
pated, have you Yellow Skin, Loss OF
Appetite, Head Ache, II so don't fail to
use SIIILOH'S SYSTEM VITALZER.
IL IL guaranteed to relieve you, aud will
you continue TO suffer when you can be
cured ON such terms as thesef Price 10
cts. and 10 cts. Sold by Wait AZ Hard.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKME-
TACK is rich and fragrant. Try It..
Sold by Wait Il Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

The highest authority in New Eng.
land, the State Assayer Of Massaehn'
sets, after careful analysis of Halls
Vegetable Sieillian Hair Remover Ger
tilted that il is the best preparation for
its intended purposes that has been ex
hibited for examination. that its con
stituents are pure and carefully select
ed for excellent quality, aud that il
forms an efficient preparation for pro.
noting the growth OF the hair and re-
storing the original color, This world
renowned preparation is for sale bv all
druggists Record, Red Oak, Iowa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

HONEY Why Il lie the purest sweet in the
world. Tits, and has been, in the healing art,
to the satisfaction Of thousands, who can say
aught OF white, beautiful honey. gathered from
the countless thousands Of the splendid flowers
that adorn our fields and gardens HoREmouSn !
What mother lives that is not acquainted with
its virtues in banshing Coughs aud Colds from
the family why II Ia so well known that every
candy shop would Lore It's custom unless hore-
hound candy occupied place, and the most
prominent position IN every showcase. TAR
looks black and ladies raise their rkirt, for fear
OF getting their clothes soiled yet IL is tho vego.
table production OF the beautiful pine tree that
grows In our southern forests; aud by the aid Of
chemistry 1t is found 10 contain modest qualities
universally admitted by physicians of the high
est standing. Its preserving qualities arc well
understood by very shipowneT, and when con.
tagion disease, and death infect their vessels
they fumigaie tho polluted ship from stem TO
stern with tar, thus removing the demon OF dis
ease and death, insuring the heal ih and life OF
ovey passenger on board. hoNEY, HoREHoUSD
AND Tan. combined together, aided by science
and the highest chemical skill form a remedy
admitted by the most experienced physicians as
the best most certain and harmless preparation
ever made for the radical and speedy cure ~
Coughs. Colds, Hoarser oss, IniluenZa aud ali
Bronchial affections leading 20 consumption,
from which thousands are suffering This val.
liable remedy ia known rs
HALE's HONEY OF HoREuoUsD ASD TAR
Price 80 cents and 81. Great saving by Par
chasing large sze. Sold by all Druggists.
Plies TooTHAonE Dnors cure in one minute.
2i.4w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

MASnRAkE RrrrKEs arc just The Mcdi-
cine 10 use during tho heated term, They
rectify iorpldiiy Of The Liver, give tone
20 the StGmAeh; they act without gfiplna
upon the bowels; they remove bile from
the blood they purify, regulate aud In
vigoralc the body, thereby preventing
many diseases Incident 70 bot SIMMER
weather The public, the medical pro.
fcssion, and the press, have borne ample
testimony 10 the sterling qualities Of the
MANpgAKE BIrrERs made by llESRf,
JOHNSON Il LoRD, Burlington, VI, wbo
sre the only proprieiors OF the genuine.
Price 20 eeats per bottle. Sold by Walt
& Hard, Manchester aud Factory Point,
VI.
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fates.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17
scRInSERs

Have published in an attractive book
form the fascinating story by Frances
Hodgan Burnett, "That Lass GLOW
RES which was published as serial
in their magazine. Its appearance in
that form attracted wide spread atten-
ton and its publication in a separate
volume will be good news TO thousands.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17
L,rrnLlss LIVING Ae1 sGw voLumE

biiIELlf~ LIVING AYE VIEW WIZ 10.
The Numbers OF LlnePs LiuiRg Age
for the weeks OF Oct 5 and II have the
following noteworthy contents: Henri
Greville's Sketches Of Russian Life, by
W, Il. Ralston. Nineteenth Century !;
Cyprus, Macmillan Mr. Froude's Life
and Times Of Thomas Beckett" by Ed.
ward A. Freeman, part ~, Contempt.
rary Review The Chinese as Colonists,
Nineteenth Century An Indisoretion
10 the Life OF an Heress. a story by
Thomas Hardy, New Quarterly Review
The Public Career and Personal Char
acter OF Francis Bacon. by James
Rowley, FRASER; Guilds Play, Cornhill;
Selling the Soul, Contemporary Re-
view; A Fetish City, Blackwood Sark
and It's Caves, Gentleman's Magazine ;
The Relation of Memory TO Will, Spec
tator; The Habit of Reading, Saturday
Review; Garden Parties, Spectator; An
American Zollverein, Pail Mall Ca
zette; and choice poetry and miscel-
lany,
These are the first two numbers Of a
new volume aud are good ones with
which to begin subscription. For
tifty.two such numbers, of sixty.four
large pages each Tor more than 5000
pages year. the subscription price
(SS) is low or for $l0.50 any one Of
the 81 monthlies or weekles is sent
with The Living Age for year, both
post paid. Littell 81 Gay, Boston, are
the publishers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

A lsrgs stone isll upon his bad, AID his
face was sosnes BAL bruised
Peter Ribesa, St. Jehnshary YounE
man 81 81 allowed himself d be Operated
upon by laesmenisi named Carpspler
81 recent evening performances, sud =
nov ihonghl to he fatally ia villa stop.
page Of tho bowels ~ a resnll Of the ''iu'
nueace. HE father therefore snea Car
penler for s. 900 damages ior ,respas on
bis sou's pcson, and bad him arrested.
Young Bibon hsd been ~ before The per.
+ Torrance. We learn that he matter was
settled pp, though the yonug man subse-
/ qaenuy died.
The aobbiesi Legislator Al Montpelier
says al exchange, Is Ely Goddard OF
/ Wes, Falrlec, the youngest member Of
the house, grandson Of President Sly Of
The Vermont Copper Mining Company
and nephew Of Mayor Ely Of New York
city. lie was educated 10 Earope. pos
sesses elegant manners aud correct habits
aud Il fond Of horses, style aud social On,
ioyment. 4 fonr.in.hand OF blacks with
3 gold plated harness and q regardless Of
expense equipsge, accompanied him "a
the capital, aud when be rides out with
bis companions be has chosen from hi,
brother members, the ruslies stand back
ia wide.mouthed establishment,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

We leAra there vii bs stnFkey shoot
Al lhe GA stand near c. J Williams
shop, % Saturday. TIE 18th.
-Ti.e deaf ard dumb pirlBre nan bas
made his tppsarancs bsro SCALA and
pitched his test ard q rraiy Cor eusiuess,
Mrs. A. r. Newell has sold biz house
adiolaibE Dr. " ; Phillips residence,
70 M. FrAnk u. Egertos. Mr.. EdEcrton
vill take possession The u, Of January
hext
Mrs Ahlhs Hard has improved Der
residence very mach BY putling on AZ
addition 81 woodshea, bedroom, coal
room, &s. The work was dane under
ths supervision u Mr.. n. l.. Andrew ,snd
OF course was well done.
sANpuATE
The new Methodist church 10 this
plSec is to be dedicated Wednesday, Oct
PSI inst, services commencing Al
O'Clock r. ", conducted bY Rev. Df.
King Of Fort Edward. sermon in the
evening BY Rev Mr.. Mckeen Presiding
Elder Other clerRymen arc expected 10
be present
wooDFoRp'
-Raspbcrries arc quite plenty and
fresh on many bushes
lockwood Andy fayofs Bot Inger-
soil for President Ia 1880.
This Is good season Tor sponsmen
and game is quite plenty.
Miss Emma Niles is teacbing the
autumn term OF school at the city.
The painters brush has improved
the appearance OF the Union Christian
Church.
Our constable Is 10 Boston for iew
days, aud will return TO town with bis
family this week.
John Bugbee aud Geo. w. Knapp
have made noticeable improvements
about their premises
--"unele" Billy Browuell, who receiv
ed serious wound by falling from q
bridge, Is slowly recovering.
When cider is 70 cents q barrel i
isn't necessary TO set hen on red apples
TO hatch out the pleasant juice.
The New England Ministries have
dlsbanded for while, and they don'I
feel so bad rs some people Imagine.
Elmer Gleason has moved from Ben.
nington to Woodtord, and probably viii
become a permanent resident again.
-Aldrich aud Mulloy have obtained
no clue TO the thieves who freed lheil
store OF one hundred dollars worth OF
groceries.
MIR, and Mrs. Robertson gave diu'
ner Tor their special friends, last Sunday
II being the occasion OF the former,
birthday.
The melancholy days have come
autumnal brilliancy in the forests il
everywhere observable. The streams
are very low aud mild winter is pre-,
dieted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

IN ~ ts.igaad ~ Aes n 4. Affair ilNy
|saalt kns West 81 la Gas
lFN as a4ifasa tef hailkas. bnriibgiop
Aafsh ana fasi nFM
|sYii5E m4li - asEe eieses Al ~ f5 H.
Il 0FFllE epea ffom teaF,N
/ isaN SIC North sFfiss 81 the Pesi oarf
/ WrN
j. frssa the sasta arrive 81 ihs resi 9aics
y aaes@
l. fog pefu. lEa4xgQse. Hgndrillt, Jamaica
~ stage. eiate IS Factory Fpiut rnsiof.
~ a u Tuesdays Thafsdafs sna sal
faags
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

Eddy Hay j. ereeling ane residence
ga one Of The most ancient landmarks Ia
t0wn.
-Ella Kline, ouiy daushtsr Of AK.
kinne, died Oct. illh, amer brief but
distressing illsess At The sgs OF sboat -
Yean. Tier funeral was lArxely siieadet
on he 18Th.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

"A fhFee-ye&f-old aoA eelonginE 70 L.
r. asd &. ". sAsl5oa Very zysisrioeslg
disspp4ared sFom The PassaFs Of Wausa
Flower, sbeas four uetks $40. No irsns
q L has yet been discovered.
EAag A1FNgT
There ell be 5 tarksY shoot uesr
Jonks ed slAsd o. Friday and Saturday
u TIE Prsseui week. Ca Saturday =
yesriiaF bal wiil BE- sb0i ior 81 - rods,
The man mallng The best score 10 wln the
prize.
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MIR. A. Williams Is making az sddi-
tion 10 bic place by building a new bsrn 3.
The recent storm tipped over the coal
shed formerly used BY The Miles Coal
Company
--Quile a severe storm passed. over this
place Wednesday. the sih met, casing
some damage 10 fruit rees.
--Aboai seven haDdred exeuFslonist'
passed throagh here en rOals 10 New
YotE, on Thursday, The l5,h.
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HNfNFN'"s - = - @N"-AA-ef ~@~FNsf ~ 80
absence ol sohae months. W
The "Swiss Bell Ringers" gave sn
entertainment here the 9Th. The music
Of bells aud aCrystal Chimes" was we'll
and skilltnlly performed.
EAsT DoRsEr.
Mr.. Harmon Buaam Is about moving
TO Weston.
--Br. David stone, who became insane
about two weeks age, was taken TO the
insane asylum at Brattleboro, on the
18th. THE is HE second trip to that place.
The yoang daughter Of DIR. Marsh
performed the rare feat OF catching live
partridge 10 her hands, the other day
The bird few iHGo the yard and eonccaIed
itself in corner behind tub where =
llstle sir.Geay alAds il eap,iss
The Aeases Of slis plsce, aua The
Tncfusbed Of Manchester, bad little fun
10 The base ball Lac, last Saturday, at
F1eioFY Polat- The Aelives were victo-
rsoas Ia score OF 50 10 ~. The relarn
game vii be played here saturday.
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TEIEGRApHIC.


disr1 tdtALA. Neb. Oct. 5rTwo SOL
Thosnburgh's eomsnks ne lack from Col
sne'r hcrses bsins played oat. 1 1e..o 9.
Oo'. xnorpbarsh closs % the heel. q
shs Indiaas, and thought 10 would o,. :
..1e 'nsn IL : ahost time. bat the In
''Aa. soeosessd II getting the con.
mand on the main trail BY seDdin.
scouts cat in different directions; but |,
struck The tnll again after losing . n.
'.e .ane Thernharsh has several good
ssook men - guidss Who ara vail
poessd In the country whore thsy =.
travelling.
WAszI1oroH, Oct. 4-Ths Cah;n.t
N ssaaion to-day approved the Letter a. |
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GLASGOW, Oct. 5-Potter, Winslow =
Co.. ship owners and colonial merchants
have failed. Liabilities estimated at
5000. 600. Potter is one of the direc-
tors of the City of Glasgow bank. which
recently tailed.
LONDON, Oct. ut is rumored that
Potter. one of the directors of the City
Of Glasgow bank, and who was also .
member OF the firm of Potter. Wilson &
Co., which failed when the bank closed
its doors. had large advances from
the broken bank.
The bank of Mono, local branch of
the City of Glasgow bank in the Isle
of Man, held from million and half
to q million and three-qusrters of de-.
posts = about all the money in the L.
land--and many persons are left desti-
tute.
LONDON. Oct. ga dispatch from
Bombay says: "Four Of Aneers infan-
try regiments and six guns are stated
to have arrived in front of Ali Musiid;
. short distanos up the Klyber Pass,
and have advanced within six miles Of
Jamrud. at which place . detachment
OF British troops have arrived. Much
larger bands Of Afghan troops are on
their way down, and threaten to attack
the Khybereroo for having allowed the
British mission to penetrate the pass.
This would throw the hill tribes into
our hands. It 10 expected that We will
assist If the ameer should attack them.
Probably our first advance will be int
the Koorum valley. The Afghan
troops and guns may b taken from the
Hlimu.jid fort aud we will occupy some
of the minor passes. Hostilitiss may
begin At any moment"
A dispatch from Simla confirms re-
ports Of the arrival Of four OF Ameer'a
infantry regiments with six guns in
front OF Ali Mu.jid. and says it is re-
ported that the British force 10 advanc.
Ing from Peshawar in the direction Of
Samrood with the view of attacking
Mu.jid, and that Amer 10 massins
troops ct Ali xu.jid and Candahsr and
threatens Quelt.
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the Attorney General. giving an opin.
Ion that the Utah and Oregon Railroad
Co. can pass through Bannock Indian
Reservation. The treaty with the Ban
nocks is not recognized IS . Law of
Congress. which is considered superior
to it. and gives the company the right
to follow the prescribed line.
OMAHA. Oct. 5.--Several large cattle
owners residing in Omaha and having
cattle::ranches in Northern Nebraska,
Cd the Nebraska River abou. 300 miles
north Of Ogsllells. fearing that the
Cheyenues. on their northward course,
might strike their employees and cattle
telegraphed from this city last night to
Ogsllala and North Platte to have cou.
riers sent out regardless of expense to
warn the herders about the Indians.
Two we'll mounted couriers we're &C.
cord,ngly dispatched from North Platte
with instructions to make ss many
changes of horses as possible en- route.
About City cattle herders can be mus
tered on the Niobrara river in three or
four hours. They are well armed and
sbundantly supplied with ammunition.
It is thought. however, that the Chey.
ennes. if not overtaksn by the troops.
will pass to the west of the cattle rang.
Is. Major Thornburg's Command,
which left OgallaIs last night on the
North Platte. this morning at daylight
resumed the chase, and at last accounts
was within nina miles Of the Indians
and would probably soon overtske
them aud have . fight. Capt Mauck's
command Of $50 men. who came up
from the south last night. left Oesllals
this morning tojoin Thornburg. Lieut.
Davis. with $50 men, who came up
from Julesburg to Ogallals shortly af-
Thornburg's departure last night, joined
him during the night. About IS horse.
men, either soldiers or Indians, crossed
the South Platte river this afternoon
two miles east of Big Spring station. on
the Union Pacific. Uncertainty - to
who they were. caused great uneasiness
at Big Spring.
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NAIsox DonxE RESTAURANT, Front
street. next 70 the |" Arcade" Second
20 noac. Open day and night.
New furnished rooms up stairs for trav-
cling guesta
D. H wxnsTss, Psopissor.
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N Office.

1.-THE TAX LIST FOR THE IMPROVEMENT
i Of Commercial street under Ordinsuce No.
107 Seattle King County. ". T.. 10 now In my
hands for collection. All parties intereAtsd take
notice that the same becomes delinquent On the
18Th day Of Oct. 1873. uAisss paid. when par.
csntaee will be added.
JOHN n. BLANCHARD,
octSdtd City Treasurer.
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N NOTICE..

OWNERS OF DOGS WILL SEE that THEY
~ have their dog license on or before Saturday,
October 18Th. 1878. All dogs not found With taG
- provided BY city ordinance. will, without any
exception, b. taken mp and impoundsd. and dealt
With - provided by such city ordinance; that II,
they will b sold or destroyed.
IA. NINICK,
oct8dtd Chief Of Police.
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NOTICE..

DARTTKs INDEBTED TO THE CAMBRIDGE
i Hotel. Fort Dlataly. win please settle their
accounts On OF before November lat. 1875 there
after all aceounts Will b plsced In the hands Of
"a attsgnsg for collection.
TAYLOR / sACKMAN.
oct7-dlm Prop9ieton.
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buY your grocesiss = I. Lyls's, the
oneapsse hoass in the city. Qnick sales
ana small prodts i my motto.
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PoH 0RxulzH GxaxAx MIN Bresd
80 to Hiperia
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-07-25
Encouraging to Young
Men.

Tn what other country could
such a statement as the following
be truthfully made? Two of the
workmen who helped to build the
Executive Mansion at Frankfort,
KY, have occupied it as Cover
nor. Mr.. MetcaIf was a stone.
mason and Mr.. Letcher was hod
carrier. In this country any young
man who has good health aod
sound sense, may arise, with in
dustry and economy, to rank and
position, no matter what his pa
rentage and circumstances Of
childhood and youth. Poverty Is,
in one sense, an advantage, as il
gives a training in self-denial, en-
durance and economy, which are
prime requisites for success.