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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-07-04
Died 10 Landsroys, Ja9s 2slb, Fam

Died 20 LandErove, JuBe 18th, Fannie
vile OF DEXTER A. Coolidge.
Hers whsa very sudden death. She
arose 10 The morning with severe head
ache bui prepared breakfast for The fam
ily - usual, and At noon she was a corpse
The funeral services were held 81 the
house OF The family on account Of The ~
ness Of The mother. The house was filled
10 oyefAowing BY relatives and neighbors
who were ably addressed by VIM. ellis,
pastor of the Methodist church OF this
place. This sad event reminds Us OF the
frailty Of life. We arise in the morning
and ere the sun marks noon we are cut
down and wilher ike q blsdc Of grass.
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Rubber Paint.
TO THE PEOPLE OF MANCHES
TER AND ADJOINING TOWNS.

AS the season is arriving when many
of you are thinking of Identifying and
improving your houses and out build
ings by treating them to coat of paint
we ask you to consider the qualities Of
the rubber paint for the following reas-
sons It's ingredients are Linseed Oil,
Best English Lead and French Zinc,
with the addition Of two pounds OF
rubber gum, cut with chemical to each
gallon. The particular points claimed
are that while many of the chemical
paints that are sold have no oil or lead
in them, but are simply chemical pre-
paration, this differs and the superior
points may be summed up as follows:
1t is the most economical paint costing
one-quarter to one-third less than any
other while one third more may be ac-
complished with given quantity Its
durability surpasses that oil any other
paint for the reason that on whatever
weather or condition OF climate used
il is not affected while its great body Of
oil, lead and zinc with the addition OF
the rubber makes body remarkably
strong and at the same time so adhesive
and elastic that il will not crack and
peel of II retains color and beauti-
full gloss better than any other kind Of
paint. One gallon will cover twenty
five square yards, two coats and will
make better finish than three coats of
ordinary paint. 1t has been used in
Manchester and Dorset for the last four
years and has given the best of salts
faction. The rubber paint is prepared
in pure white, made from bleached oil
especially for inside work. which makes
il very white. For floor paint it has
no equal. 1t is prepared in different
colors and put up in |. and IA gallon
cans ready for use. The price has been
reduced TO two dollars per gallon.
which makes it by far the cheapest
paint known. For circulars and islor-
nation in regard to this paint call at
&. DUNHAM's.
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LIcHTEsT DRAFT

hoSing Machine 10 use. As proof We give belgS
the report st the great Centennial Exposition
Field Trial o. Moving Mscblnes held undsr the
suspicies u the Centennial CaminissioE, near
Philadelphia. on tie zfth aBds2sth II jane, 1876,
TIE hEsb3w Kisa maintained ia reputation as
THE LiGHfEsg DHAFT hTAHbAAB NOVA ~ DKE.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tbs 10 to give notice, that on the 18th day u
June, A. D. 1878, warrant 10 bankruptcy vac
issued against the estate Of Harmon Garfield, ,
u Arlington Ia the County Of Bennington and
state of Vermont who has been adindged \
bankrupt on his creditors petition. that the
Payment u any debts and delivery of any prop
oriy belonging 20 said bankrupt, % him, o. Tor
his use aud the transfer ~ any property BY hin
are forbidden by Law that a nesting " the
creditors u said bankrupt, 10 prove their debts.
and TO choose oDe or more hasgBses oi bic
estate. will b. held 81 court Of bankruptcy, y
be holden ~ BArllelts Hotel ia Arlington, ia
the County Of Bennington aud Slate 81 Vermont,
before w, q. Yeazey, Esq., Register, On The 1911
day VI duly, =. ,. 1915, Al 2 o'eiaek
nk0. r., F0SFEH.
7aw Uuitod States Marshal. as Messenger
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

This IL TO give notice, that on the 18th Jay of
June 4, d. 1878 WAnaBt tn bankruptcy was
issued against the estate OF David CfDiut, OF
Arlington, In the County Of Bennington, In the
state Of Vermont, 10 said district, adindged 3
bankrupt upon the petition o. hls creditors !
and the payment Of any debts sud The de-
livery u any property belonging 70 said bank
rupt 10 bin or for his use. and the transfer
Of any property By him are forbidden by law .
that i meeting u the creditors Of sail bank
rupt to prove their debts, aud 70 choose Que or
moro Assignees o. his estate will be held AZ q
court OF bankruptcy 10 be holden AZ Arlington
A. 1873 Al 9 o'clock A. A.. 81 Bsrtletts
Hotel before W g. Yehzey, Esq. one ~
the Registers IN Bankruptcy ia sAid court.
7.gw OEO r. FOSTER
Tnftad gtataa MayHhaf as HrAaeugeF
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FArEHIyES. VI, April 22d. 1878.
Ma J. II BogEsTEgI.. ESQ.
G. r. DUNHAM's

ANNA ANf y - ftAf $500 wv
Ma. ]. II. BoSEsrEEL, Esq.
Manchester, VI
Dear SIR: In answer TO yours Of the
2oth nit. concerning the sale aud use Of
Rubber Paint in our locality we have
70 say that we have sold about $500
gallons aud il has given general salts
faction. II 10 durable aud the glossy
appearance ii retains makes il superior
we think to ali other paints. Have
never known an instance Of its crack.
ing or peelibg OF.
Respectfully,
ADAMS, GooDElcH i Co.
FseloEy Pssps. W.. Asy SCI, ls7s. IS.
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AND rnE
CLEANER HORSE RlKE,

thiN vicinity and have given universal saiisfae-
ton. fuqnirirs can be made u The following
persons who have used the Meadow King Ia.
pert, Merritt Farrer, VIM. Root. Emmons u.
comb. ames Jennings, sherman Weed, Edward
Leach; Dorset, q. W, FArsell, AlOnson Gray.
II q. HAfSood, DR.. pFentiss Manchester, John
jennings. WiiiiAme, A. X. hykes. hshlOn Cook,
sAndRtte, Cornelius smith. George Draper, Ira
Bristol Alfred Beebei Arlington, y. n Cool
edge. Canfeid; Sunderland. 4. L Graves,
Salem, y. r., David Gray, sidney Russell. Most
81 the above parties have also used tho Cleaner
B04se Rake.
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Being srom 70 Is he. per foot u egt lighter
than any one On the list. THIS only eonhFms
what We haYs always claimed far the MatD2s
KIsn that II Il the ilgHTnr DAAFT standard
EloNer IL the Ekfzet.
Parties wishine this machine or any extra
parts u the came vii ple&se address ne al
kupsrs, ", - ..,
Rupsrs ", Jane Oh, is5s, j.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

This IL 10 give notice that on the 18th day Of
June, 4. D., 1878. warrant 10 bankruptcy WAS
issued against the estate Of Eli i, Lathrop,
of Manchester, in the County Of Bonning-
ton, and State Of Vermont. who has been
adjudged bankrupt on his creditors petition.
that the payment Of shy debts and delivery Of
him. or Tor his use, and the transfer Of any
property by him Is forbidden by law. that
meeting Of the creditors Of said bankrupt. to
prove their debts, and TO choose ono or more
assignees OF his estate, will be held at Court
Of Bankruptcy, 10 he holden at BArtetts
Hotel in Arlington on, In the County Of Ben
ningion aud State OF Vermont before w. q.
Veazey. Esq., Register on the 10Th day Of July,
A. D.. 1878, AZ O'clock, 4. 81
GEO. T., FOSTER,
7s3w Marshal, as Messenger.
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Died 10 Winhall, W., jane 18th. Mas
Della Z. Barnard.
Again we are reminded that life il un.
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RESOLUTIONS

The Republicans OF the First Con
gressional District OF Vermont, by their
representatives 10 convention Assem-.
bled. adhering TO the great principles
Of the party when it fearlessly carried
our country through the severest trials
that ever befcl an enlightened people,
aud believing that the best interests Of
the country unmistaksbly require that
the government Of the republic shall
be administered upon the same prin,
ciples fearlessly aud vigorously in the
future, do hereby resolve:
That the security to every citizen Of
complete liberty and exact equality in
the exercises OF all civil. political and
public rights, imperatively demands Of
the chief executive a courage aud fidel.
ity that shall not falter until these re.
suits are placed beyond dispute and
beyond recall.
HcsolUcd. That while we favor the
the idea Of policy of Cancellation fsiI
TO al sections, yet we regard the efforts
OF the Democracy in the last session o.
Congress to plumber the camp under
our flag OF truce as an admonition To
the administration that its policy had
best be policy Of exact aud simple
juslice 10 all under the law
Resolped, That the Democratic ALI
ance. North and South. to assault the
presideDts's title, from the FINAL con
suma,ion Of which revolutionary and
turbulent design they were driver
by the angry protests Of the people
reveals that the spirit Of the opposition
il unworthy Of confidence. treacheroui
and dangerous.
Hesolocd, That we exact honest anc
efficient service Of all public officials
demand rigid economy 10 all depart
ments Of the government bot we de-
nounce = party that will make economy
a pretense for cutting down our army
below the pAlpabIe necessities OF the
country. made plain by threatened
and 10 fact existing Indian war. by the
trouble on the Mexican border and BY
the lawless, violent spirit Of commun
ian. more or less pervadiag 3 large
class ia the business eeuters Of the
coaatry.
Rx5iuod, That the successful efforts
81 the Democracy IN several Of the last
sessions Of Congress. while pretending
to DO the party Of rctFenehmenL 70 ~.
l4ch schemes Of plundeF 20 ordinary ap.
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CHAMPION
MOVING MACHINES

manufactured a Springfield Chie, ~ Messrs.
whltopy, Fastcr 4 Kelley These machines took
the iIHt prices a. the Centennial Exhibition al
Philadelphia and they are undoubtedly The best
machine Ctsr offered 10 this market, having but
iwo COS wheels S new iuyeutionl 10 ihe machine
Alec The Winner
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WANTS.

IAXES The tovu tst fof is-s has bssa
| pseed .n my hAadt l0f collection u rsA
bg'arr August isth Il sill be 80 pcf 0sat II las
lsytd aftof ihai ume d vll - SIS PEE cont
q M hMIEW, Constable,
Manchester. va Jane 1874 is5s SIS
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ADAMS, OcoDhhch x 20.
Fselory PsgBs. W, Asy 81, ls7s. s..
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CHANCEY GREFNls EmArr.

7.8w unitsd States Mafssal, - Messeaser
National Republican., 1878-07-23
HOME AFFAIRS.
CfTH NOTES.
Miscellaneous matter on third page.

miscellaneous matter on third pagc.
For excursions and picnics sec third page.
A very enthusiastic bush meeting was
beld Sunday in the woods about Bladensburg.
Over 800 persons were present.
Active preparations are being made for
the camp-mecting to be held at Jackson's
Woods Baltimore and Potomac road, in the
middle of August.
About noon yesterday fire occurred in
the carpenter.shop Of f. n. Plumley, No. ~ ID
street northwest, but was extinguished before
much damage was done.
-Dippcrs arc needed on pumps located on
Eleventh street, between + and G Fourth
street, near VI Vermont avenue, near l.. aud
N street, near Twelfth. Somebody ought to
sec TO it that all the pumps in and about the
sity are supplied with cOnveniences for quench-
ing thirst.
An ecclesiastical council Of Baptist minis
ters and aymcn, held at the Bethlehem Bap-
fist Church at Chase City, MCCklrnburg County,
Va, last Wednesday considered the charges
preferred against Rev. c. l.. Davis by Rev. d..
F. Leech. Rev Mr.. Davis was proven innO.
cent and was honorally acquitted.
About eleven o'clock yesterday morning u
eolored woman named Catherine Jones, while
passing along o street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, fell to the sidewalk in sliasm.
Oficer Fitzpatrick attended to her wants, and
nittf u snort time sue was suInCitntly fCcoV-
cred to he conveyed to her residence, No, 1905
Fourth street.
Time aud tide await no man." said James
TO his lady love last evening when, after iu-
joying u moonlight ride upon the beautiful
blue waters of the Eastern Branch, the tide
went out and left their bark" stuck in the
mud mid way between the two shores. Taking
in the situation at glance. they embraced
and patiently awaited the return tide, which
came to their relief in the coune of several
hours
National Republican., 1878-07-23
tn: Inter.., on tn. Registered Bonds.


In communication to the District Commits
sioners, Mr.. James Gilfllap, United States
Treasurer, says:
II IN very desirable TO adopt a uniform system Of
paying the interest on the registered bonds Of the
funded loans Of the District whereby the holders
oil saii stocks may obtain their dividends promptly
ana the Treasurer may be relieved from risk and
the accumulation Of orders, receipts, &c. The fol.
lowing Is therefore proposed for your cons!dcra.
tiun and concurrence II no objection Is found
any owner Of such stocks, whose name appears
upon the schedule furnished the Treasurer by the
Commissioners Of the District, said checks payable
AZ tile option OF the holder at the Office Of the
treasurer OF the United States In this city, at
once OF the Assistant Treasurer at New York as Is
now the case in payment Of the registered inter
81 o. the hfty.yCar loan $3.50. said schedules
should be prepared and delivered to the Treasurer at
!eAst ten days In advance Of the date on which In.
ume TO draw. sign, aud mail the checks The schcd'
ule for the next dividends and checks Issued there.
on should contain the amount ofsaid dividends and
all interest previously declared remaining unpaid
and III the name OF the owner OF said stocks. All
subsequent schedules and cheeks to include only
me quarterly or semiannunl interest scCruing at
the time Of the delivery Of the schedule II the
uies To- DC used aud also suitable check will Je
submitted for your adoption.
In reply, the Commissioners state that the
proposition respecting uniform system Of
paying interests on the registered bonds of tho
funded loan, Is very satisfactory, and they will
thank the treasurer to submit the form Of
schedules and checks for use in this come,
tion as suggested.
National Republican., 1878-07-23
Rescued by His Iirother.

Yesterday afternoon, while the barge Cock.
ade City was landing at Marshall Hall, Mr..
Charles Redgrave, brother Of Captain Rcd
grave, of that vessel, was standing OH the
hurricane deck when the captain gave the
order, Let that line 60" The deckman
obcycd the order, and in throwing the line
trippcd Mr.. Charles Redgrave and precipitated
him TO the wharf Mr.. Rcdgrave fell on his
face and head, badly bruised his face, and fell
into the water, and would have been drowned
had It not been for his brother, the captain,
who lcapcd overheard, grabbed him around the
waist with one arm, aud held on to the rope
with the other until assistance was rendered,
and the two were hauled on board the steamer
The injured man was brought to the city and
conveyed to his home, where he received
proper medical attendance.
National Republican., 1878-07-23

Gus condition to life and limb, and the lodge
Is ordered to have them removed within thirty
days.
John W. Sebastian has fled his bond and
been accepted by the Water-Registrar as q
practical plumber. The same action has been
taken In the case Of William N. Ward 4 Go.
and Thomas Harney, plumbers.
In order to give rest to his employees during
the hot weather, the Water Registrar has
directed that his force begin work an hour
sooner In the mornings and remain an hour
later In the evenings, but resting two hours at
midday.
The Sinking Fund office Of the District has
been removed into the Treasury from the
building Of the Citizens National Bank. This
is in compliance with the new District bill,
which transfers to the Treasurer the duties OF
of the Sinking Fund Commissioners.
Permission has been given the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Company to tap the
large sewer which runs under the market
house, Georgetown, ut the point where II
crosses Grace street, for the purpose Of con-
Meeting Herewith an .eighteen.inch cast-iron
pipe.
Mr.. Henry Hurt, president OF the Washing
ton and Georgetown Passenger Railroad Com.
pany, has presented to the Commissioners the
opinions OF numerous companies as to paving
between railroad tracks, and adds that they
VIII present the District with tho belgian
blocks between their tracks on Seventh street
northwest for the privilege Of replacing 1t
with cobblestone.
Mr.: John Marbury, jr, late treasurer Of the
Board of Health, has submitted q report Of re-
cetpts and disbursements as treasurer for the
fiscal years ending June 30, 1877 and 1873, to
the District Commissioners, showing an unex.
pended balance Of appropriations for the latter
year of $3.50, which amount he has had
covered into the treasury Of the District.
Inspector Entwisle has issued the following
permits: To build-David Murphy, two two
story bricks, Virginia avenue, between Second
and Third streets southwest, for $500. Re-
pairs-William James, bay-window, OH Third,
between NJ and n streets, S2s; J. II. Wood,
brick front at 9l6 Eighth street southeast, $500;
:. X. Hutton estate, shed at I'LL II street
northwest, S25.
ln the matter Of the claim of Thomas Lucas,
assignal Of Peter Murray x Co., for work done
under the old Board Of Health, the Commits.
sioncrs have decided that the claim should
have been submitted to tho Board OF Audit
and must be submitted to whatever commits
sion Congress may empower to settle outstand-
ing claims against the District. The Commits.
sioners have no authority in the premises.
National Republican., 1878-07-23
Theatre CONTINUE.

The strong bill presented at the Comiquc
last evening suiiiced to crowd the house, and
the audience were kept in u continual roar of
laughter at the comicalitief of the sous aud
daughters Of MomuS who catered to them.
Miss May Raymond, a good singer was de.
sorvedly sHcOrei; Ralph and Kane, IN their
musical acts, proved to be first class, and Miss
Della Turner, u charming serio.cOmic vocalist,
rendered n budget OF popular songs in good
graph" is irresistibly funny; in fact, the per-
formancc, which is under the control of Harry
Williams the genial stage maiIager, Is hard to
excel. Take the Comique in II you have the
hines
National Republican., 1878-07-23
A window Sinasher Arrested.

About eight o'clock last evening Officers
Prther and Felt arrested young man named
Charles Grove for breaking window In front
of Bcuchert's restaurant, on II street north
cast. The prisoner was taken to the Seventh
Precinct Station aud locked up for hearing
before Squire Walter this morning. Grove
has recently been pardonod from Jail by Prcsi
dent Hayes, where he WIS serving a sentence
for an assault on Officer Dunnigan several
months ago, lie went on n spree yesterday
afternoon, and proceeded toInake things lively
in his vicinity. lie will pay for his fun to-day.
National Republican., 1878-07-23
B.tSE- B.tLI,
To-Day's Events In the BaIi Line-Gnme
Yesterday.

To-Day's Events In the Bar Line-Gnmes
Yesterday.
The Manhattan Keystone game en- the Ma
tional grounds yesterday afternoon resulted in
tic, the score at the end of the seventh inning
being % to %, when, owing to darkness, the
umpire called "time.'
The Athletics will play the Potomac Stars
this afternoon, at five o'clock, on the National
grounds.
The Comiquc and Ssmday Chronicle mines
will meet for their second contest this after.
noon, at five o'clock, on tho white Lot"
Jacob Budd and Dennis O'Neill will captain
the actors" aud John Mccarthy aud Mr..
Ward will see that the typos" get their
rights.
The deciding game between the National
and New Bedford will be played next Friday
afternoon, on the National grounds. Both
mines will play an exhibition game in Balti-
more to-day, at Ncwington Park.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Buffalo. n. Y.--Butialos, 3; Worcesters, 9.
Boston, Mass.-lIostons, S S; Cincinnati, :.
Hornellsyille, y. Y.-Manchestcrs, IL Hor.
nells, 4.
National Republican., 1878-07-23
A Young Journalist at Hymen's Altar.

Mr. Will A. West, Of the Critic young
journalist of this city, and Miss Minnie NJ
Parker, daughter Of Mr.. :. s. Parker, were
married last evening by Father Walter, at st.
fatrick's Church, IN the presence OFFS few in
vited friends. Mr.. Alfred J. Clarke, Of the
CSsiie, Oificiated rs best man, aud Miss Ella
1illey was bridesmaid. The ceremony was
soon over, and the young couple started out on
their lile's journey together, carrying with
them the best wishes OF large circle of friends
Mr.. West is a son of Frank $. West, for many
years connected with the press Of Richmond.
National Republican., 1878-07-23
The Dog show at Mount Pleasant

MOUNT PLEASANT, ID. C., July 22,lS7S.
the Editor Ofthe National Republican:
viii you have the kindness through the col
umns of your valuable paper to call Pound
master Einstine's attention to the fact that
there are, out of the 372 dogs belonging to this
quiet little village, only five of sufficient
worth to pay taxes on, and tho sooner he fur
nishcs means of transportation to the pound for
the 3i,7 yool. for. notbiny purns tho snonor IVA
will he In u perfect state of happiness.
Talk about your Baltimore dog show, Mount
Pleasant can beat the world. We've got 'cin
Of every nationality, size, color, and degree of
cusscdncss. Tell him to come on with his fish
net aud wagon. lie can get u load any day or
night; though the best time for grand haul
is between nine p. IN. and five q. IN. II fur.
ther information is desired, II will be cheer
fully furnished by any actual resident of the
town. A SUBSCRIBER
National Republican., 1878-07-23
werc two as jolly old larks together as ever

wero two as jolly old larks together as ever
met.
General Boolsybulb," remarked Mr.. Cab.
blegsnder. "Wh-whats the odds2"
General Nimrod confessed that he was un-
able to say what the odds were.
Then let us be fr.friends," continued the
loquacious Gabblegander, leaning affection
ately on tho fiery Generals shoulder, . move
ment to which the General offered no resist
ance. "You (hic) buy me a new hat and
w.wig, and II b-buy you new h.horse and
car.(hic) carriage"
The late foes having thus fraternizcd Cab.
blegander Insisted upon General Nimrod aud
Captain Dedbroke riding home with his party
In the hack.
Wagtail and Surgeon splint were therefore
placed on the box with the driver, and the two
principals and two seconds slowed themselves
away inside the hack, aud thus the party were
driven away from the duel ling grounds Of Dead.
mans Hill. II Is related that when the hack
entered town, q pair Of legs In CATERS and
checked brooches. identified as Gabblegander's,
were seen hanging out of one of the windows,
and voice, also identified as belonging to the
gentleman who owned the legs, was heard
roaring out, II dem demand an inves. (hic) ).ti-
gation.p
National Republican., 1878-07-23
A Picnic Party Left In the Lurch.

A colored picnic at Gales Woods yesterday
was brought to aouddcn close by the discovery
that the persons in charge of all the money
had disappeared, They left without saying
goodbye to any of their friends, only bidding
them silent adieu. Upon investigation, 1t
was found that the musicians had not been paid,
nor any of the other expenses. There was one
consolation to the sold party, however and that
was the Ascending brothers had enough COM
passion to leave behind whole beef, undergo
ing the process of roasting, which was drawn,
uuuTtCrcd and distributed.
National Republican., 1878-07-23
Gunner t,DDIs

At the oldcstablishcd store of Perry &
Brothers, corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and
Ninth street, splendid assortment of summer
dry goods is offered. and the prices are such
that it is astonishing how cheaply one can
provide themselves with material for summer
apparcl. Genuine seersuckcr-, India nankccn,
lawns, and linens are all offered at low rates.
Perry 4 Brother invite all persons in search
Of thick aud thin goods" to examine their
stock, which will repay inspection.