The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03

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shosia tara oas And also oCstn5ass soIs.
lAlng By wAy Of sHhibha.
al he RaiiABs ooansy oosri, Tnes-
day, Oscar Bsfiag wAs ttnisnoed 70 state
psis0n boz ala Fsas, for grand larossY,
E8wua TslFo are ysArs iOr eurglarY .and
Oeorss Bromiey eve years iof Assauh
STA latent 10 ALL Basins was The ebsp
wbo aecoed The Castlsiea hote keeper
Asd cat up viii several hiah soned young
ladies BY olaimiag 70 be The soa Of . rich
New Yorker
a couple o. young lsdiea irom Aieany
assembled Mt Eqaiuox alone one day lssl
week No, returning before IL began 10
grew dark, the people where ibsy are
staying begsn 10 grow siarDed aud usn1
10 papait " them. They were met just
~ they emerged from the woods and bad
no tboaghl Of being alarmed A night o.
the fnonnlAin, however, would not have
been very pleasant.
The creditors OF Hard 4 Marion Of
sAndgsss. manufacturers Of shoe pegs,
fled petilion 10 The Office Of the Jndgs
OF Probate, asking that The firm be de.
olaFed bankrupt. Their embarrassment
wEs caused by the failure OF arm 10
New York TO whom they bad consigned
their goods This Is the fret instance Of
proceedings 10 bankruptcy nnder the state
law that We have any knowledge Of.
The New York Excursion, which
starts Tuesday, Oct. l5tb, bids fair to be
much larger in numbers lban The first
eae, The Arrangements for the comfort
aud convenience Of aIl are most ample
aud complete. The low fare, $50 for
the round trip, Includes admission ts the
ltulr, which 10 itself IL well worth trip
10 the Metropolis. Such al attraction
and such advantages for Interest and en-
.joymeBl have never before been offered
TO our people. Eve,y Que should go that
can possibly do 80. THIS exeursion which
eloses the season should be remembered
by all.
We learn that Gov. Fairbanks, In his
snessage 10 the legislature, In leaving
Office will report as President OF the Ben.
ningion Battle Monument Association,
tina, The sum of $1,000, necessary 10 be
raised to secure Vermout's appropriation
OF sl5, 900, v raised, making available for
building q monument, $50 800 in all,
Massachusetts spproprialing $1,000 aud
New Hampshire 5000. Our own citi'
zens OF Manchester have put In few
handsome subscriptions, which we un.
derstand we've very acceptable 10 the
financial committee. The Association,
SO are informed, will proceed in their
work .ot raising the $4,000 determined
on TO complete the monument, tor they
have wisely decided 10 build . grand
monument or none. But little effort has
been put forth to raise the first $1,000 and
Il is felt that ten tunes the amount can
easily be raised by proper exertions. This
sum IL small one compared 10 what the
grand monuments OF the country have
cost. Bunker Hill Monument cost $685.
600, the Washington Monument at Balti.
more $4,000, the Washington Monu-
ment at Washington $4,000 already,
Aad 100000 more 70 complete IL; the
Soldiers Monument At Boston 800, 900,
and the Ssra.ogs monument TO be erected
at Schuylervile, already begun, go 600.
The battle 81, Benuipglop l. A. certainly
worth Of commemora,ioh0 by q grand
monument as Bunker Hin or Saratoga,
and we are heartily glad TO know II lie
likely to receive II.
/ = Everybody is invited to attend
Frear's Grand Fall Opening, special Er-
hibition aud Display, commencing Mon.
day, Oct. 9TH. Every lady in Manchester
is cordially invited, and cannot miss see.
ing the magnificent Velvet Suits, Silk
Cloaks, Velvet Cloaks, Matelasse Dol
mans, silk and Wool Paris Novelties, Fur
Back Cloaklngs, and Elegant aud Rich
Cloak and Dress Trimmings. Fresrs
own styles, imported direct for Frear's
retail trade. See also the latest styles
and fashions In Resdy.Made CIoaks, Silk
Suits, Worsted Suits. just turned out OF
Frear's work room. Don't fail 10 see the
Elegant Black Silk Suits, Novelty suite,
SILK Ciosks, Mstelas.e Dolmsns, manu-.
featured by w. II. Fresr see The Vel
vet aud satin Costumes, made in Paria,
imported At a cost of $3.50 each, by Frear.
See Freat's own styles OF Fancy Cloak.
ings, Imported direct from Vienna by
Frear, i. the Troy Bazaar, Troy, N. Y.
w. II. FREAR.
FACTORY POINT.
Don't fail TO witness the races TO day
aud Tomorrow
The Pacific buse bail club play the
stars VI Pawletst Granville Saturday.
The Murphy club has started paper.
They appoint different members OF their
club to contribute aud read each week.
Last Friday evening Frank Spring read =
humber OF pieces OF prose aud poetry
with good effect. et f
Year Depot correspondent is mia
taken Ia reporting that there will be NO
premium on salses al our town fair :.
There is premium ca these snimAls and
quite . number will be on exhibition.
II his friends will only brush him up and
comb out his tangled hair bis prospects
for receiving the Grst premium are very