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EPIDEMIC.
Such Is the Declaration at Last Of the
Memphis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fever

Notes.
MEMPHIS, Aug s Fourteen new cases re.
ported to the board of health this morning,
eight of whom were colored. Among the whites
were P. Beucler, Julius Seller, Sarah Flaga and
daughter, Annie. Five deaths from yellow
fever have occurred since last night, Fannie G.
Flago Robt. E. Webb, Angelo Arota, l.. Rob-
erts and Lewis Palmer, the last named colored.
The Howard association this morning assigned
two additional physicians to duty, Drs. julius
Wise and Heber Jones. 1t has rained continu-
orderly sergeant of the Ohicasaw guaads, died
suddenly this morning of congestive chill.
CONDITION OF THE sTRIKEN.
MEMPHIS, Aug. S.-Twe nty-two cases in all,
8 white, II colored, were reported to the board
of health to day. Three additional deaths have
occurred, Martin O'leary, Ben Avent. Jack Mac
Lin. The two last colored. Major w. w. Gray,
prominent merchant of this city and New
Orleans, late member of the board of police
and fire commissioners, was Frustrated with
fever yesterday at noon, but the symptoms did
not fully develop until late this evening. His
attending physician, DR.. w. E. Rogers, says he
has a severe case. Major Grey is sick at J. r.
Miller's residence, mile distance from the oity,
on Depear street boulevard.
Hon, John johnson, superintendent of quar-
0uUAuCs 0uu ~ IL GOACAs OAAOA CACOueASOS 0u6y
iss ued the following to inspecting officer and
police officers on duty at Memphis: ''Until
further orders you are hereby instructed not to
permit any person or persons to be landed from
any boat or other water craft at this port who
have not had yellow fever, and who cannst
give sati factory assurances that they are able
to provide for themselves "
These instructions also apply to all rail
roads leading into the city. The Howard ASSOC
citation to-day placed 80 additional nurses on
duty. Weather very chilly, damp and unfavor-
able alike to sick and we'll. No change in the
condition of Ed Moon AZ d Miles Owen. j. M.
Tighe is very low. Mrs. Athey is convalescing.
A mail from the East arrived tonight.
MEMPHIS, Aug, S.-Dr. Jerome Cochrane, of
Mobile, arrived tonight. having been ordered
by the national board of health to proceed to
this point and take charge Of affairs as repre-
sentative Of the national board during the
temporary absence of r. w. Mitchell. The
fever will be declared epidemic tomorrow
night.
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SARATOGA, Aug Sat the races to-day Pique
won the three-quarter mile dash, Jennie B. sec
ond, Lancewood third. Time, l1615. vagrant
was the favorite.
The mile and q half dash was won by Bonnie
Currie, Clara L. second, Blossom third. Time.
2:59N. Kenny and Checkmate scratched.
Checkmate won the mile and furlong dash;
Gov Hampton second, Oriole third. Time.
1919 :,
Jackscrew and simson only started in the
selling race. The former won, the latter IAN
ping. Time, LAC.
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sEASONABLE SPORTS.
Racing at Buffalo and Sara, oga- Sculling,
Billiards and Pedestrianism.
Turf Snort at Buffalo.

Turf Sport at Buffalo.
BUFFALO, Aug. Sin the unfinished (2:29
CLASSY race yesterday Chance won the third heat
in 2:2O11s. The deciding heat of the unfinished
1888 class race Of yesterday was won by Kate
Hall, Diana breaking on the back stretch and
on the home turn, Gloster finishing second in
2:2519 in face of strong wind and heavy
track.
So apparent was the attempt of VIM. Mo
Lsughlin to throw the race of yesterday with
the mare Hall that at the conclusion Of the
heat Today he was expelled from the track.
The horse Chance, which had lost two heats
yesterday was concluding three to-day, his
driver, John Turner, being warned that sum-
mary treatment would follow anything but
strictly fair driving. The following is the
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-09

The Ohio Republican State central committee
decided o-night to open the campaign on Au.
gust ~. Secretary Carl schurz will speak at
Cincinnati August 20, at Columbus, August a.
at Toledo, August a. !
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billiard Ghumpi,ns1.,p.

New YORK, Aug. s-The billiard pool cham
pionship match between Knight the cham
pion, and Lon Morris, Jr., of Boston, was won
by the latter in 81 games to 10.
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HsdeStrEUn1s1,l,

sAN Francisco, Aug. s.-The Virginia City
walking match was won by Won Berg; score
3OS miles; Tourtelotte 275.
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THE PIOUS FRAUDS.
MAKING Il SHOW OF THEIR RE
L{GION FOR e5 CENTS Il PEEP.

The Money Changers In the Temple Don't
Rake in the Ducats as Expected-The
Boston Clergyman Who Calls Political
Harang ues Sermons Has Trouble to Get
His Pay 1t is Finally Borrowed to Give
Him and tho Show Goes on-The Hum
bug Zeal Displayed for Sunday-strip-
ping the Mask Off of Religious HypO-
critics.
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Nationality TROUBLES in Canada.

QUEBEC, Aug. 8.-The labor troubles have as
sumed the appearance of war of races. Last
night prominent English speaking people il.
st. Rochs and on Little river road were threat
ened by French Canadians and to-day asked
protection from the civil authorities.
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SPOTTED TAIL.

Profuse Professions of Friendship and De-
sire to Practice Agricu ,ture.
WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-The secretary of the
interior has letter from Spotted Tail, who
says both he and his people want to be like
whites. We have good country and behave
ourselves and work. The letter thus closes:
Il want to tell you these last words: have
had enough of the military. want my peo-
pie to work. want no more scouting. I
have had my bellyfull. We want to freight
and work the ground. never laughed but
once, that was when the agent Of the lower
Brules said ! kept his people here. They
visited US and fed them and my
people gave them three hundred head Of
horses and sent them all home to their
agent. Since we have been here my people
have had no whisky. Wherever the military
are there is always whisky, and that makes
trouble. want you to come here and stay
month and see how it is. My friend. this is all
have to tell you. His
tSigned) Spotted < TAIL.
W1tnees: mark.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLEr1s.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION SIGNAL CoRps. q 8.
INaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
st. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
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With eos I:

0OuIb UICudrU6, interpreter.
Secretary Schurz has replied to Spotted Tails
letter, thanking him for bis expressions Of good
will, AMI promising to visit him the 8Oth Of
August and spend several days on the reserva-
ton. $50 -
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OcIKoHHt 0IgU8O 90
WEATHER TO-DAY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9, A. NJ Indications for
upper lake region, upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valley, clear and fair weather and
stationary or slight rise in temperature, slowly
falling barometer and light variable winds.
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Kite flying is the Amusement with old ard
young, 1t Marths's Vineyard,
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Packing Rebate Denied.

CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-Some weeks ago an Anglo
American packing and provision company asked
the collector of the port for a rebate of duty
on salt imported by them, which amounts to
10000 or 20, 600 pounds per annum. and which
they Immediately send out of the country
again packed in beef. Collector Smith re-
ferred the matter to the treasury department
and to-day received decision refusing to ad-
NIT the rebate, as the department can find no
section of law allowing it. 1t is understood
another effort will be made to obtain favor
able decision. The subject is of interest to the
whole packing industry of the country.
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but only PAGERS appeared.
sT1MMARy
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SOCIALIST SUICIDE.

ODESSA, Aug. ga socialist named Somoff
has died from the effect of terrible burns in
ficted with the intention of self-destruction.
he was found in his cell sitting over petrol
cum lamp. The flesh on his fingers was c.n
sumed and his back up to his neck was hor-
riably burned. He was removed to the hospl-
tai, where be died without uttering a word.
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Racing at Saruto0u.

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Time, 2:l61s, 2:l6115, 2:l51, 2:l7.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-19
MANCHESTER.

Several from this place visited AL
AnY 10 attend the Grand Army reunion
aesday aud Wednesday.
1T Ia expected that there will be an
Der change u trains about July LIST, anC
81 tho New York train will arrive con
s iersbly earlier than il nov doc.
& considerable interest was manifested
The Chamberlain aud Rulo trial, bu
jury evidently considered Il rougl
ID tumble affair with some blame OF
pth sides.
-One OF The heaviest summer rains w
we ever known visited this section o
e country Sunday sud Monday. There
III be 30 danger OF Drought, at least for
20 months
DIR. L Ii Hemenwsy aud family
& we arrived and will soou occupy their
sIdenoe on North Street. The doctor ID
eliug better than when be lett Town aud
peels ~ rrsame The practice q his pro.
salon.
The Eqaiaox House has Ihi. SPIN.
len undergoing much mofe lban The
uGl amaaHl 81 ''dting up tat tie
improvements are aeaFy completed aud
e house gill be resiie lgr business Ia a
" dsys, A Eo,ll aami,s, VI rooms have
ready been suesgei
Isaac Fatwell ~ Dofsei will be ont
andred teats old Jaly l4,h, and il
PENS 10 us that IL would be very sppro.
rlAie TO eeisbfAte The even, By bAyllg :
hthering which shall isclule more than
e relatives aud immediate friends Of
be eeuIenAfisn. IL i not olteH ihst ma.
We born citizen aitAius TO that sge, aud
r, Fsrssil, we have 40 doabt, will
porogghly appreciate any tiuing recogni.
90 ~ The sweat. II not Fourth of Jaly
isA Foorteenlh u Juiy celebration and
hishi bs made 70 eoniAin ANY u TIC So.
sihsoH. spiri, 81 70 which i left over
Fom the Glorious Form"
The annuai examination Of Barr aud
saFseH seminary wi!i take pisce on Tues
- aud Wedaesias. Jase ailh aud 25ih.
he exercises will begin Al 3 O'Clock /.
D.. eoutinaIeE till one O'Clock each day
% Toesday evening the annual concert
tbe seulHaFy masie class, aader the
lresiiou q Mrs. u, h. simonds, wlll be
cid ia sbe stnlsary chapel. ihe exercises
i beKin si 7i4s O'Clock. The public are
|Drdialis iasssed ia wedncsla, evea
81 ihete sill b Rhetorical sad grsdast.
BE- exercises 10 Masic Hal, begibning Al
AS o'eloek. The unlon Basd lhas been
Bvlled 20 furnish the music, aud 10 cover
xpsnses and 10 Klvs beasai 10 lhs
and, there siii be = oAsrRe " - esnts
|daiasloa. The fires entertainments far.
lshsd b. TIE bad 10 ne people q Man.
|besisr, ard lbs oaslks By it. meHsbers ID
|uresaslsg INSTRUMENTS and spssaiBg 80
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-19

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you
can cure Yourself II has established the
tact that Consumption can be cured
while for Coughs, Bronchitis, Whoopine
Cough, Asthma, and all diseases of Throat
and Lungs, ii is absolutely without al
equal. Two doses will relieve your child
OF Group, 1t is pleasant to take and per.
fectly harmless 10 the youngest child, and
no mother can afford to 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. so cts. and
81 90 per bottle. II your Lungs are sore
or chest or back lame use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster Sold by Wait & Hard, Mancbes'
ter and Factory Point, Vt.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Consti'
paled, have you Yellow Skin, Loss Of
Appetite, Head Ache, If so don't fail to
use SuILOH'S system VlTALZER
II is guaranteed to relieve you, aud will
you continue to suffer when you can be
cured on such terms as these? Price II
cts. and rs cts. Sold by Wait II Hard.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKME.
TACK" is rich and fragrant. Try 1t,
Sold by Wait & Hard.
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Telegraph ONE.
rotNTY roII.r.

ON. wkLrER, c. DuSToS, Chief Judge.
gos. la Ia coenaAs, A''f judges.
3pHx v Hall, Clerk
4fRos BARTON, Sheriff
X BArcnELnEa, States Attorney.
Court adjourned saturday 70 meet
gain on Thursday Of The present week 10
plat up the court business The follow.
] 4 cases have bteu heard and decided:
q. w. Brodley a. De,ecy Phillips.
bis WAS 40 Aclion 10 recover The vslue
! logs cut on land clsimed TO be owned
y p'slutiff The defendant claimed that
DID not cut any on The plaintiffs land.
erdicl Tor The plsinliff for $50.
Henry Chamberlain -. Adolphus Ruio.
\ bic was su sciiou Tor dsmsges for assault
\ which plaintiff lost portion Of one
his ears claimed TO have been bitten of
y the defendant. Verdiei tot plaintiff
" s76 aud coats
The following divorces were grant.
b,
Helen n. Burgess ~ Henry r.. Bur.
%. Bill granted for wiliuI deserlion.
ltoraey, H. X Fowler.
Fired n Woodward Is. Josephene
ood,card. Bili granted for wilful dc
Rrliou. Attorney, II H. Fowler.
Mrs. Besbe slso obtained divorce fiom
.1hn W. Becbe Tor adultery. The reso.
ktiou debsfring j. W Beebe from prac-
'clug at The bar on the ground Of con.
DC, unbeooming TO the profession was
; filed up aud debated hot the decision
80 reserved.
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Eleven years our daughter suffered
on bed Of misery under the care o.
several Of the best and some OF the
worst physicians. who gave her d.
sease various names bat No relief, aud
now she is restored TO Us in good
health by as simple a remedy as Hop
Bitters, that we had poobed at for two
years, before using it. We earnestly
hope aud pray that no one else will let
their sick suffer as we did, on account
of prejudice against so good a medicine
as Hop Bitters. The Parents.
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The uest yett

Have you seen W All h Co . PoLpISd Kan
MuFFsi They are certainty the most re I ct IN.
vention for the purpose ever Invented For
years inventors have been taxi < their brains 20
invent something that would eGeetuAlly and
safely protect the ears ant neck from cold. at
the same time avoiding the danger from profnse
perspirauor which tie all worst d wrRppiDgs
engendered This great desiderhtum hAs st last
been found by tie Invention OF 1HE EDGAR MUIR
which is muh 30 arranged as to 1T All persons,
no matter of what age. The muff. are made Of
silk yalure, or the finest fur Of different kinds,
and lined With Glib The manufacturers are II,
w. AuL Co, Bloomsbury, Pa. and postal
card will bring you circulars fully describing
those meritorious articles also explaining how
they prevent sickness IN many ways The Com
pany want agents. either ladies or gents, aud IL
Is one Of the beat openings ever offered
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and as Spring has come, you need to take some
kind Of blood medicine. Now IL your skin ia
yellow, pimples come out on your face and back,
eyes dull, feel bilious take one or two bottles OF
Dr. sAwEN's NEw RLooD REMEDY, and you will
be surprised at the change You will flesh up,
cheeks will become red, eyes bright, what you
cat will taste right, in fact you and all others
should take Blood Remedy in the Spring. AK
for Dr. sAwENs NEW BLOOD REMEDY, as We know
IL is reliable and will do as We say or money re-
refunded For sale by WAIT h HAND. Price 81
per bottle. ~
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A. he LITTLE lesycu bid ia The measure
OF meal. made az leAven, 90 ualh ggsd-
naliy ovetcamts 81 3oam aud disbeliei ,
Whca nr. Pierce. 81 Bufslo, y y, an.
aounced That his FAvorlte Prescription
aad weaknesses peculiar 20 women, some
doubted, aud continued 20 employ TOE
harsh and eansiic loosl treatment. Bot
The mighty truth gradually became &C.
knowlsdgcd. Thousands Of ladies who
had nselessly undergone untold tofiures
At The bands Of different physicians, em.
ployed the Favorite Prescription, and
were speedily cured, Many physicians
now prescribe It 10 their practice. So
ssnguine is DR.. Pierce Of It's power 10
cure, that be now sells II through ding
gists under positive guarantee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-19

TIE Yosemite spFins. srom he Depot,
with sixly men, wsul promptly 70 thsl'
asstsisaes, bat arrived TOO late lossve Ihs
heilding The tbop, substantial two-
story frame huiliipg together Wl,h ms.
ehluefy. tools Aud stock wsre cutlrsly
consumed Loss aboal 5000; 90 lnsuf.
Anoe Nothing i kagvn - to the oriGia
Of the Gre.
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llks rivei Over The grca. rocks whleh
hedge Il is ca sltheF de pears a oolama
81 waisf Basl sabams IL Ia appsarsuos.
Tseftess - sotAing more beKsiiisl ihan
sbess rosks, sigapiis 10 foFm. iowsrinE
o. ,owsrd AesvcH. seeming 20 enc stsn8-
ing btlow 70 slssosi reach tbs cay. Bet
Al TOO zoos the setiihg tun warned %
lhAi Il SIS tine 70 &C., Aad sfssF refresh.
inR outseitss iron ihs wsEnailed baskets
q esks, strawberries asd cream, we re-
tatned home determined 70 make apo9hsr
Asd logger fisit 10 Iiagar Falls. To 81
who have taste ior he 0eAulies u na-
tare. uouid recommend ihis As plsoc
70 tausiy lhe most tdeni aimirer
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ACard.

To all who are suffering from the errors
aud indiscrelions Of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c,
will send recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send self-sddressed envelope
TO the REy. JOSEPH 7. lSMAN, Station ID,
Neic York City. 35ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-19

Constipation invariably follows Liver
Complaint; but il ia easily overcome by
the timely use of BAxTER's MANDRAKE
BIrTERs. Dyspepsia also readily yields
to this potent remedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-19

Anderaon's Poor Mans Cough Cure, will cure
your rough in less time than any Cough Cure 10
the market, IL costs one quarter less than any
other and every bottle Is warranted to give SAT-
isfaciion or money refunded. Price IS cent?
FGt sale by Wait Hard 23-6m'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-19

An alarm Of ere al Chester Depot, at
go Saturday evening, proved 10 be the
carriage mandatory Of George w. Davis
located on Grafton street, South Village.
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DIR. N. @. whites Pulmonary Elixir
Is warranted to relieve the Group IN thir-
" minutes: To relieve a common cold
Immediately: To relieve asthma at once i:
To cure AL coughs before liberation: To
cure sore throat: To cure hoarseness OF
singers or speakers: To always loosen a
cough: TO cause the patient to raise
freely: To always produce rest at night:
To give satisfaction 70 all who use t..
46 3m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-19

Gaps made in The flesh by cuts, speedi-
ly disappear without leaving scar when
HENRY Il JoHNsoN's ARSIcA AND On
LINIMENT Is used.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-19

DowNs' ELIXIR will cure all lung d.
seases. The best medicine known for
whooping cough. slim
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/. O. of G.. T.
Regular meetings on Saturday Evenings Of
each week, At Adams Hall
W A. ADAMS, W. G. T.
7. J. H0YT, Sect.
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Ma. EDfroR II bad The rare plsAs-
ere 81 ylsitlng one Of The mos besutlfni
sp0ts with shieh b0unliini nAtare ass
furnished as, last week, A party OF ten
besides rnyseif started from West Dorset
aboag neon. After riding shout two
uiles We came 70 East RaExft where we
iled oar sofses and sect Aboa. garter
q asiie through TIE aeids 10 what is
eAltd hsgsf brock. bat one would
sosrceiy Gait Il brook, tor Il seems more
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-19

Der isss Sabbath &c earth. shs ntFrr
iailtd q having ; perfee, lesson, except
eups. and thsn shs hsd 20 lessen leaf.
she learned so verses Miss EnmA
Scott came Into tbe elsa 10 iuly. She
uts Aisays present wbsn sbe could he.
while she WAS witt us sbe uas present "a
StbbGths, bad - perfscs lessons sBd
learned is2 verses. Mlss Ida FAfnam
hGs been every sabbath ioE Two months
past aid hss learned sboai 50 verses
Her sister Kvirs has learned over tso
hundred verses The past wialer Mas
Mary Qaseksnbusb, Mics Jennis SAWYER,
Misc Ross Kngg. Misses MARY nnd Susie
Phillips, Miss Florence Wymau, Misses
Jennie sud Abble wslkef. We are glad
10 humber - Of our class, bot most Of
them either i've 40 inoobyebient distance
from church OF atRebd other churches, 50
are not regularly with as would Ike
much to hear through the JorRSAL re-
ports q other classes 10 Sabbath school.
TEACHER.
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stag assfs
sslss 'gen hsfsfits Hsnetntssi fsfeiibsEiy
y q AtAHFes. Ffgrfas&af
ssess, Hssssa Faesss. sreaFas -
a. Assrsaos. Proprietor
.Hf arrives % So Leaves q - >
..a4s. Bss.asszs. Js.-s4aa. rarsss@z. e.
aHa. =. VAR. Fropristar.
c. 80 sftsr ortssst asa iAs stage 'fam
ss@Aasa wa1 isses 80 Maneh estsf 90 hubdsft
D s4nastsys sSs gntfFs Al - srffaeF a.
aseAestsr pspss ~ u n in senses ~ aeS
efa tftik
ssff sstKs isasss N1achsslef rtilrnss deyoi
~ 8syt. ThursAsts $50 Saturdays kiF -
sfssler 81 Ssmssas 81 -. Passengers ~
n sFssbeso kss TevnsbsaG tab Manchester uiu
EARNED 70 lAs sbsrs aszssa places II fsasap .
- stiss.
pe~. La~agfers. Leassarssevy C.ssssv, &C.
Lsasr DAVE FfuFrsstsf.
|rrssss ii ssEchestsr falirasA aspai heuAsys
sasse1kfs sbG Fndsyt ~ -
BfgNMsgNa, lssrsf MsaehseteF railroad depot
|ussasya. ThaFsasFs 1nl saturdays 81 u 4 -.
isf sfnfkl ~ ie y 4. trails goinE Aosih
gssss Lss4sH4ssvy to CA4s.ss.
8. o. crEylE. Proprietor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1. O. Of O. f.

Regular meeting. ~ Adams Hail. on Friday
Evening Of each week
IS. S. CLRMONs, y. @.
W.. A. ADAMS, sect.
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salts Cisss.
bora ~ railroad fer Nee Tark. AihaHy Troy
Mosik ana wssi A. " E,w
DATH b. FailfaaA fer guilAad. Bufiipgiop
k0rtA tHd EGstt So -
AAsFiLIE mail ~ stage elass. - y 8 > n.
PSF oFFI0g opss from n. tos soF.s
bile fron the ksfth arrive Al the Post once -
aiAFn
ais frsm ihs south arrive - he Fnsi nhlce
AT ISL n.
|.ils for FsFa, LAnagroys, B0ndvilis, Ikmhica
Ae.. by stage, close Al FACTORY Point Poet 81.
acs II II a y. rass4sys, Thur.dAys Gto Sat
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stating that two young men went fishing
aud caught 239 trout and asking "wbo
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w. Arnold, VITO on Monday, June 2nd,
caught Sj5 aud on Thursday ofsame week
took $40 from The same brook. From May
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