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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-26
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MANCHESTER. W., Sept. 20. 1878.
Mr.. Editor:
Election is over; the defeated can.
didates for Office are striving the best
they can to bear their defeat manfully
the successful ones are thanking their
stars that they are spared the pangs of
defeat, while the eaters of crow, spoken
Of 10 the JOURNAL week or two ago,
have occasion to rejoice that the un.
wholesome stuff didn't kill them out
right. All, however, still live and are
able to attend TO their usual pursuits.
The Manchester Fair, to be held on
the Sd and 4th Of October, is now stir
ring the minds Of the people, aud be-
lore you are called to use the columns
of the JOURNAL in giving q description
of the fine stock and beautiful articles
Of manufacture exhibited on that occa-
sion, | wish to say few words about
sending produce to New York. hear
now and then stories about failures aud
losses which have no foundation what.
ever, aud | wish to correct them. Mr..
C0nklin. on the 29lh OF last July. sold
out his business TO Messrs. Quick Il
Young OF New York, who. Mr.. G. says,
are men OF means aud experience in the
commission business, men that he eau
recommend to the farmers Of Vermont.
Mr. Quick has been 10 my place and
has visited some OF the farmers ia this
vicinity He certainly appears well.
| am with others making shipments OF
produce 10 them from Sunderland every
week aud we receive our pay all right.
Mr.. ConkIin has been 10 this vicinity q
couple OF weeks buying produce aud
sending 10 Quick 4 Young TO be sold.
| see no cause OF fear AZ yet, and
should | at any time | will send the
alarm through the JouRxAL send you
letter from these gentlemen for publ
cation which will speak for themselves.
Wishing 10 benefit my brother farmers.
atm yours truly.
JAS. W. B0wES.
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cool cellar ar apartment chilled b.
water Of ice is 10 adxAslAgs The ios
boz is damage. II yea pat = pail o.
batter on ice yogr pal aud butter are
spoils. II makes The pals saeh a. you
ase look greasy. nasty and dirty. ard
20 man who Knows anything about bat.
Ter will touch il unless lof immediate
use. The trade will give more foe il y
i is sois, a. they can keep i IN their
cellars uatil the time comes for i 10 70
90 the ice 10 be rctAilcd out OF course
i locks mech fner aud better after be-
ing 90 The ice. and the inexperienced
will bay !, faster. but this is not busi-
ness to deceive them - they soon Cad
Il out Asd their faith is gone 10 both
that mark Of butter aud the men they
bought il o. Our aim il to make the
butter sell itself and get the brand so
that be who buys will buy again The
butter il really good will always bring
satisfactory price Now then. when
next butter season opens we can see no
reason why the railroad will not fur
nish US quicker despatch. II they will
not. some arrangement can be made
with the express And agaiu, the tubs
you use may be cheap enough but
they are tub that is called here a
welsh tub aud generally hurts the sale
OF the butter. aud are unfit TO use again
as fully one-hali Of them 90 TO pieces
ia the ice boxes. What your section
Of the country wants 10 the Orange
County pals They will stand and
help the looks aud quality Of the bot
ter. This will explain why 80 many Of
your pals are not returned. II those
Factory Poin. pails were painted blue
they would make a very good pail,
much more desirable than the ones now
in use. Jars nicely packed in boxes
holding three or four are preferable to
either. We aim to sell for oil a thing
is worth at the time, and we look upon
all goods just as if we were the actual
owners and try to get the most out Of
them.
Roasting pigs are worth here 6 cents
pound If you will keep them until
cold weather and dress them nice il
will pay much better. We look for
pork to sell from s to cents pound.
For nice pigs dressed, however, we
cannot tell yet. But this is one of the
best markets for good pork in the city
and large quantities are sold here every
season. When the weather is cool
enough we can sell dressed calf, sheep,
lambs. pigs. poultry and all kinds Of
produce, as we handle everything Of
that kind end aim TO sell ii well. doing
nothing rashly. With best wishes and
many thanks for your kind letter, we
are yours truly,
QUICK T. YOU'VE.
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Mr skllllogs, Baiier's candidate for
sisit ttr4sar. IL IT. iruer declining 10
tua. f,su ruse sety truthial things
which veftisgmca eau take to heart.
EYciY ane l. rcbuke 10 Butler denA-
gagi-m
NJ heat beats - sympsthy ~ith all
wha afr struggling 70 better their con-
diii,n ia gfnper maHaer. What they
tnaa a posetiS aud hardship. know
lias Use .ns proposed TO right them
- iuIaa - ~ The tone Of their doiags
~ a. etirf the cs,ndi,ian Of the work
Hsas ssg sunsn atieuy ignute /,
sH1 sAsise al sha taink that they
esn immediately legisIate good times.
- psasi tef thai ,he resl capital Of thl-
O. as 8ilas csuniry lIes Ia good hon
eel i,ivf @hieh sish temperate, india,
tfi,us .nd economical habits. viii right
"a ia afmss We are ia a better
esnaui0s sh4n We wee year ago
Ne ass~ puueh.a the bottom. ] aia
cohA ssss.s re have the elements %
ptssls ts ss8il wlsh us re hAvc
p.sss1 tis ugh a great trial. 4ad while
aaAny have lost Their al. the property
still EXIST. Aud Wc aust by honest
sfou~ strive u get Ca ssI remember
the masso. Heaven helps those that
acip shemsrives
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FgEnEsicK d, MoTrs hstAl.
Ihe uhdsFsiEscd. having been appointed By
The neu Probate Gaart for the District ~ Man
chester Commissioner. % receiys, examine Ard
Gdlast al claims ard demands ~ al persens
against The estAle 81
Frederick D. noyt, late Of Arlington,
in said District dseeAssa, And al claims eahih.
ited 10 oasot thereto, hereby give ngtlee that ee
will meet ter the purpose aioFesaid, At the iats
dwelling house Of said deceased 10 Arlington On
the 2oth DAY 81 February neat. ircm qoeioss. q, m
Rnill ,. m on said day. and that siK months
from the lsih day u May, A. ~, ISIS 10 the time
limited By .sid Court fer said creditors 10 pre-
cent thcit elaima TO ns foF examination AID a.
iuwAnee,
Dated a. Manchester this 2sth dAy % Az usi,
a. D. 1875.
Al. WOODWARD, coma.
is-3w BRIAN HANLEY, r
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The Burlington Free Press speaks as
follows Of the recent state fair: The
show must rank as successful one,
though the display in some depart
menis was piliably small. Think Of a
fair held 10 the midst n dairy region
like franklin county, and ak cheesea,
aud six samples OF butter make the en-
tire show Again ia corn, grams and
vegetables there was not q tenth Of
what would mike failure Of town
fair. As far as fairs are TO be consider.
ed as agricultural displays, there must
be some new departure or they will
eoon become entirely what they now
are "a 50 large measure, a means Of
cheap Advertising for exhibitors, Of
trials Of speed OF horses. and holiday
for The people, without profitable les.
son TO be learned.
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EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
Universal Pain Extractor.


-HsaS. Ter J win speak % sss.ii.ns
thtngs.~
PONDS EXTRACT ne srgsi vegetables
Pals Destroyer. Has hosn IN O. esss
thtrty years, and 81 elcanlluoss ami IramTe
CHILDREN. No family can sffard 70 y vitlsout
Isand'a Extract. Accidents, nFutses.
Cohtastaas. tutss SPrains. are rslsstd
alE1asi instantly ~ e1tsrisl sPissaiton-
IsxeeSfatiens. Chanags, Old kersa,
Botis, telunk. Germs ETC Arrests Ia
r ia. S ,., ss s h s,eI, lses'
LADIES aud IL their best friend Il AssaGgos
Ne pains % shieh they arr peculiarly
subject notably fulncss and Pressure n
the head, nausea vertigo. &e Il promptly
amelioratea and permanently h0ais al
kinas q innamuiations Aad aleera-
HKMOMftHOIDS or PILES mud ia this the
onfF immediate relief and iAltiSnafe curN.
Nooaso, however chronic oF obstinate
long resist hk fsaiilar nee.
vANICOsE VEINS. II ne 0uly sun cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES II has no equal foI pr
RLEEDING ron any cause. For thi. IL d, sp..
etlic. II has sApoa knndrsls II lives whon all
otha remedies failed - arrest hic.siing from
~oo ncss; stomach. lungs. and elsewhere
Hhsumatism ate All Rlikc relieved, and
often permanently eursd.
PHNsIUIANs Of all schools v 10 are acquainted with
Pond,s Extract of witch Hazel rveorn-
mend II in their practice. " e have letters ot
eoEmcndation fTum hundreds 81 IhY siatans
many q whom order Il for ia tier owa
practice In addition 20 thc foregoing, they
order is use for Sweliings II all kinds,
Quinsy, Sore Throat, Unframed Tom
sils, simple and chTonie Dtarrhua, Ca
1Arrh if0r which it q iiecitc, 0hti-
bIains. Frosted Feet, Atings Of
Insects, Mosquitoes, etc. Nhhpped
Hands, Pace, and indeed AL inAnrsr Of
skin Diseases
TOILET Use. Removes Soreness, Roughnsss
and SmartingI heals Cuts, Eruptions
AID Pimples. i rsriesr, taetQonfisi and
syftshss Nl.9 M<-- .iHJ H4F.9'iss the
Compile zion.
TO FARMERs-Pond's I.xtraCt. No stock
Breeder no Livery Man can afford 70 he wth-
out It. IL Is used by ali the leading Livery
Stables, Street Railroads and FIRST Horaemen
IN New York City. IL has equal for kpratns,
Harness or Saddle Chatings, Stiffness.
scratches, swel6ngs, Cuts. laoerations, Bleed-
ings, Pneumonia, Cole, Diauhna, Chis.
Colds &c. Its range OF action is wide, and the
relief IL affords is prompt that IL Is inyalua-
bile In every Farm-yard as well as In every
Farm.house. Let II 30 tried once, and you
will never be without it.
CAUTIONS Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Ponds
Extract blown in each bottle. 1t ID prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how 10 prepare IL properly. Refuse all
other preparations Of Witch Hazel. This 10
the only article used by Ply SiciAns, and in tile
HOSPITALS OF this country and Europe.
HTNTORR and Uses OF Ponds Extract,
In namphiet form, sent free application to
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, W Maiden
Lane. New York.
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lbs somiaasioa 81 Gen Aal, Head
- candidate ior 0orernor BY The Rr-
pahlseAns a Ns~ Hampshire. recalls
the scandal ~hich disgraced the Dem.
crasie party ~ thai state ia 1875. GeB.
Heals cAtistAia sane Was Nathaniel
OF Us oEn notioa. be changed Il Natl.
sad iar more than tweasy years be lad
30 other signature. il ofice aud 10
tasiasss. than "SAsi Head. By this
nAlne he was voted fos ~ senator 10
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.peeid q ,se Commercial IRON
nelgoit says that IN the ioeome Tar suii
agAmt. Hon samnei J Jildep. the esi.
deere rrodeeed IS The books Of tho iron
niae rear Marquette. showing his ID.
romf daring lat period be refused ~
ma fslatn = the United States Of.
Gcisls wss ~ have been over one mil
lioa dallars Wife witnesses 10 the
case wefe teiuE rramiped tao men ca
tered tie oisice seiziog the books
"a them e. a carriage aud drove raj
i4i} away 0hicers were sent ia per.
suit aud when the carriage was over
taken some miles from The city neither
ibe books of the robbers could be found
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Hatft saYs he - confident THAI be
wt rafy Massachusetts hes be c'i-
asafy sas heavy q 90 land We
shesl4 ssy the shsnoes are against hin
hst slss s 80 uneeftsls yeAf
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r lyman SYKES Fstate.

T ,YMAN SYKES Estate.
Estate or VERMONT. District OF Manchester 81
In Probate Court, hold at Manchester, within
and for said District on the 10th day OF Sep
tember, A. u. 1878.
Present, Hon. Il. Il. Burton, Judge.
An instrument, purportng TO be the last Will
and Testament OF Lyman Sykes, late OF
Dorset in said district, deceased. being pre-
sented by l. N. Sykes, the Executor there in
named, for Probate, II Is ordered by said Court,
that all persons concerned therein DO notified to
appear at 3 session thereof to be held at the
Probate Office in Manchester, in said district, on
the 80lh day Of October A. ID. 1878, at 10
O'Clock, in the forenoon, and show cause, IL any
they have, against the probate Of said Win for
which purpose II 10 further ordered, that this
order be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
the Manchester JOURNAL newspaper printed 81
Manchester in this State.previous to said time OF
hearing.
A true record,
Attest, Il. b. BURTON. Judge.
A true copy Of record,
1s-Sw Attest, Il. b. Burton. Judge.
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J The indications are growing stronger
that Judge Poland is after Morrills seat
10 the u s. Senate. We have always
held the opinion that Poland should
have been retained 10 the Senate at The
time be was ousted by Morrill, II is
true the latter has gained good posi-.
ton ia the Senate, and one which he
nigh, retain IL the Republicans should
bold The supremacy in that body. but
Tie next senate will be Democratic and
Republicans will be compelled TO fight
for what they can get, and as lighting
man Poland, 10 our Judgment is long
ways ahead Of morrill,.
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The Troy Times truthtully says I:
The workingman who supposes that by
making dollar less than dollar aud
calling il dollar, be is to get higher
wages. laboTs under a most lamenLable
delusion Instead Of being helped by
this process Of clipping and cutting
under. he would inevitably suffer the
loss Of a good share Of the difference
between tue real aud the false dollar,
Everything he has to bny would be adj.
vAnced beyond the difference. and il
may At onca be seen where the loss
would iall Would wages be increased
10 mtke up ihe lossl All history
shnw. ID the contrary 90 class suffers
~ mueh lfem al iftrdetmahe and d.
pnci q 4 enIreacy ~ working people.
Oh Z others ihet should insist upon
ihr ~, 3nlat iof their wages the
dol.at ieal ~,ll bus 100 cents worih 81
goUs 81 nothing lees, They will
,hee know where they are. aud not be
a, The mcfoy - shifting values that Il.
Na, pptaie ai.asirmsly upon The III.
bttets 81 lahf. tfum which ouly
sba5p.r, make gain
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

FpEpEgleE MohaAx's Estate.
We the subscribers. being kppohted by
the Hon. the Probate Court f0r tie District n
Manchester Commissioners 81 receive, examine
and adiast the claims aud demands Of all persons
against the estate ~
fredtrgca Morgan. late ~ winhan
10 said Distrct deceased, aud also ali claims and
demands exhibited ia offset thereto: aud an
months from the 2sth day % August 1878 being
aliewed by said Court for that purpose, NC DO.
therefore, hereby give notice, that We win attend
70 the business 81 our appointment Al The dwell.
ling house OF said deceased, In the said tom %
wlnhall, ON the 26th day o. February next. from
2 4. NJ, until o'clock, y. N, on said day
Dated Il Bondviila. W, this asth day of August
A. d. 1873
CAHRLES r. WILLIAMS. g
lG Sw CEPHAs WILLIAMS, Soh q
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A uoaeor,i. Mass sspl INA fssnk y ntt,
rstt herr b Masahssiet, "a. Msfeh i1th. isss,
eon ~ tlsehsfa Barrett tmA ! nssaieef - ssa
siAs, u 1876 Harvard college
A Nelbaees fAlle Seet. sAt gsv Maasa n.
osaf,nA
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TO THE PEopLE OF MANCHEs.

TER Having been appointed Agent for
the town Of Manchester for the AAle Of Splriluoua
Liquors, have, At tho request 81 the Selectmen.
purchased for sAid town general assortment Of
iqnors consisting In part Of Alcohol, Whisklas
Brandies, Wines, Ne. These liquors are strictly
pure and are purchased only for Medicinal. Me-
chanical and Chemical purposes, and not to be
sold 10 persons who wish TO use them only for
= beverage. The attention Of such persons 10
called TO Sect. II, Chapter "a, OF the General
Statutes which read thus ''it any person shA all
procure or attempt TO procure Of any authorized
agent in this state any Intoxicating liquors by
falsely representing the purpose for which IL 10
intended by him TO be used, such persons 90 pro.
curing IL attempting 10 procure IL shall forfeit
and pay into the treasury Of the state the sum Of
ten dollars for each offence together with the
costs Of prosecution.
j, II. B0NEsTEEL,
Town Agent.
Factory Point Vt, July 10Th 1878. su
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The Gszssis claims that the election
ia Bennington vas carried by money
and Intimidation that A b Valentine
aud other prominent men who helped
ges ~ onion justice ticket went
baek On u ,ha, w. Park owns the
BaaHss aud controls is columns that
leading manufacturers threatened 10
turn of their help il they went TO the
polls aud voted the Democratic ticket.
We have good authority for saying
that these charges are false Leading
manufacturers say they did not threat
60 tbeir operatives. aud !, ia fact that
ia nearly every shop aud factory in
town men are at work to-day who
voted the Democratic ticket at the
election. A. B. Valentine says be
voted the uuion justice ticket. and his
statement is couoborated by II. ]. Pot.
Ter aud Chas. T. yelling. who saw bis
vote and saw him pat II in the bcx. Mr
Park does not own the Banner. He may
have a mortgage on Il Tor money ad-
vanced. as he has on other property in
that town, but has nothing whatever to
do with what shall or what shall not
appear in its columns. lie did not,
at least when we edited it. and we have
good authority for saying that he has
not since, The Gazette people were
badly beaten and it is quite natural
that they should try and End an lad.
equate cause" but they have certainly
made good many false statements, or
else we are greatly mistaken.
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The hotel situated IN FACTORY Point, lAAnotes.
NerI, W known a. fbAyet's Hotel. snd hong
knewn isvorite resort fBrlthe travelling pub.
lie, together With forts I've acres of first rate
land, with I mile track for troiling purposes, 10
utEered f0F sale on reasonable terms Also the
farniiare hxtarer aoN 10 said hotel frum hour
TO uA livery hersea witA cArfiagea will be s9ld
with the above premises u desired
For farther particulars Aud terms Inquire %
q. A. Roberts on the premises o. oil, ID rhayef
brAltleboru W.
Factory Poln, W. sept l7th, 1878
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Advertisements, upaeF tk8s tssa tsu esnts
line each INSERTION
NNTASTEp Tea ihnnsaaa hushtls ratstaaa
w Al Msnshestrr Depot Highest msrkst
pgsos paid faf kAflf kess
l6.an u q SYKES
GTRaYRD or STOLEN Prom he pasture a.
- q, n Mymsn ID rern. sept iAsh blaek
horss, ~ years ola. weight about son haeAfed
rhs apaef uiil pleAse address The subscriber
aN nuUhN
Manchester, VI, sepl. i7th. lsls. ~.
NofiGE..aN Where's ay wife Jennie has len
~ my bed aud board with0Ri iaat Gauss ~
proy,eation forlaA AZ persons from haftaung o.
Trusting her oa my account, a. ] shsii pay 40
more debts " hot contFaeting sftef this date
ANDREW NJ BAILEY
IAnagfove. w.. SEPT iith, is5s. ISIS
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T0HY W BAuEY's Fsr.rr.

TOHN w. BAILEY'S EsTATE.
state u Vermont, Manchester District,
At . Probate Court held 81 Manchester NIthia
and f0r said district o. Manchester. 90 tbs aath
day 81 September 4 D is7s.
freseut Hon H. y BukT0B. gndge.
Al Instrument, puFpori4ng " bs tbs last VIII
and testament II John W. Bailey late u
rupert ia said district, dseeased beiDg PfsssDtsa
by Wayne Bailey the kxeeutos therein
named for Probate, IL IL ordered " said Court.
hat ail persons concerned theresa be notlhed 70
eppear It session thereof, 70 b. hsA 81 the
ptalIats 0fiee 10 Manchester. % said district, "a
the sgth day u October 4. D. 1878, ~ ~ e'elDsk
IL he foFenoon. aud shoH eAase, u aaJ thsy
have, against tbs prohkts " sald VIII fer
which purpose II IL farther oFdefea, thst tbs
order. Be Published thFSs weeks saeesssiEsiy e
ths Manchester J0UsEAIs q neNnpApsF printed
II Manchester ia this state. prefioas " sAid
time a bearing.
Attest, Z. b. BUTTON, Js9Es.
gFns copy u record
lssW Attest. Il 3. BURTON paags.
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Bradford. Edward Beasdics. Hsberi
BosFn.
nGfnY.
Beat Trb Or Jar Of Batter
Beat RAacy Better Package.
tlesi Cheese
yRgtTs.
Beet and gfeaissi variety Of Apples
Best ~ and variety Of Apples
s f" Pears.
Lot Piums.
Grapes.
G WAtermelons.
Lot Of CiEons.
Maple Sugar or Honey.
Jadges, MAnley Smith. Burr Walker,
Geo. W. Farwell
VEGETABLES.
Committee on this class are request.
ed TO classify aud award premiums at
their discretion. judges, Morton Bar
too, Reuben Taylor, ]. b. Nichols.
MECHANICS HALL.
Farm Implements, Machinery and
Manufactured Goods. Judges, Eber
Taylor, G. y. 0rvis. @. II. Sessions.
TLoRAL HALL.
Articles OF Domestic Manufacture,
Fancy Articles and Flowers A G..
CLARK, Superintendent George Smith,
Chairman OF Committee.
FLORAL HALL ooSMrrrEg.
Mrs A q CLARK, Mrs q Blsckmer,
John Mofit, Amos Richardson
4" Nichols, " Mason Colburn,
II Ames, w Cook,
" II Bonestevl, 5 f Thsyer,
Henry Davis, John Whipple.
Miss Emily Clark, Miss JuliA Richardson,
" Alice Benedict, Cora Pond,
Miss Nellie, Wait.
Mrs A l. Miner, Mrs G b Munson,
II + Baldwin, /" Geo Smith,
a. Sykes, oh Dyer,
john BATHS, A ] Gray,
Geo Bennett, NJ II Wooster,
/" ID X Simonds, ID Purdy,
" B ShepardsoD, E 5 Pike.
Misc Helen Black, Miss NJ J Perkins,
+" Ada Walker, {" May Woods,
Miss Florence Wooster.
Committee on Trotting: John f
Page, d g Barney, s Z Thayer, G b
Munson, Walter Billings.
There will be q book OF free entry in
Floral Hall for oil stock and articles
entered for awards of merit, and ex-
hibitors are requested to make entries
as early as possible, as the judges will
examine all stock and articles the first
day. There will be three awards Of
merit in each class The chairman Of
committee on Floral Hall will appoint
judges in that department and notify
them before the day OF the Fair. The
judges present are requested to gil all
vacancies in their classes. A large
show of horses, and trotting may be
expected both days. An effort will be
made to procure the attendance Of the
Sunderland Band. Admiitance to
grounds, Is cents ladies and carriages
free.
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HrlsspaY sEPr % 1879.
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Births.

Al MsauAsssst rspe, 50, ga. 80 - NJ.
nnA Mra a q censaf.
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FOR SALE
TEACHERs, INSTITUTE.

DRATTLEBoRo A. WHITEHALL RAILROAD
ID NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
There will DO meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Bratlleboro a whitehall Railroad, at the
Brooks Houso, BrAttleboro, VI, 90 Monday, sept
will ratfy certain votes passed by the board Of
Directors, relative to tho issuing Of bond, aud
stock.
J. A, BUTLER, Clork,
Brattlobofo, Aug. 29th, 1878. 10 3w
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For SALE.
The PRIORITY known a. the
Mead Farm

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