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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-22

THE SALE OF DEAD LETTER OFFICE Is near
close; those of our readers not having attended
this sale should do so. The books &C., schedule 8,
Will be sold Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
suitable presents can be obtained by attending
these sales
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Space. +
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ADJUSTMENTS.

T,HEATER COMIQUE.
MONDAY PsH x nMafaailff N fns TUESDAY and
Ensagsm ZEN sf the Great Texan Scout and Hunter
THE MS SihaRs9 Nm Sn in h E ase ss Drama
OF Jake Buid in his Great Act, The Two Tramps
NATIONAL THEATER. Eco~oeti~e.
cHRrsTMAs AND SATURDAY.
R1cEs ExAS e MsIs e tSS MSssi
CHAS. E. RICE, MANAGER.
In their the ,Pess Opera
v,,s A n p. THE LOVE FISMERMAN.
r,,t superb Male ana Female Chorus,
THE BALLOON TRIP TO ARIZONA
srLENp MSs sps hHSHASrINe d6 Ms!f ErrEcrs
K SfT sh4 tEs WWETEkN
Two Orphans and The Double Marriage.
FORD'S. A Merry Christmas.
THE MERRY AND INIMITABLE
4 4kIcE SS44 BITES:
In DEcocQ's MERRY OPERA,
LIE PETIC DUO, LIE PETIC DUO,
LIE PETIT DUO.
As performed by this company in San Francisco
lS9 consecutive performances.
CHRISTMAS MATINEE ON THURSDAY
Thursday Night-THE PRETTY PERFUMER
Friday-GRAND DUCHESS.
Saturday Matinee GIROFLE-GIROFLA.
eS SATURDAY NIGHT A GREAT BILL.
New YEARS wEEK-INNocENrs ABROAD. dec22
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PRoPERTy-HoLDERs and residents interested
III building market corner eth and o SITS. n. w.
are requested to meet at Ruppert's hail. It'll and
o StS. Monday Dec 90 at O'Clock pm, +
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GLAD HEARTS ON CHRISTMAS MoRNING.-There
win be many glad hearts among the young
folks when parents and guardians have pru-
IDENTITY made purchases for them Of hobby
clothing at the Boys Clothing House Of Il.
Robinson & Co., 800 Pa. ave, who keep the best
goods and the largest stock in their line +
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Hhe Weather.
INDICATIONS TODAY.
OFFICE OF Grief SIGNAL OFFICER, I

W AsHISUTUN, De- z, 1873. J
For the middle Atlantic states south and
east winds, SHIFT to cooler westerly, falling fol-
lowed by rising barometer and light rain or
snow, followed 10y clearing but cloudy weather.
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CANvAssERs of experience wanted to sell a
popular book. A handsome Christmas present
See adyt
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HoGARTH'S WORKs.-We have an unusually
hne copy, brilliant Impressions of all the plates;
also, other choice works, suitable for elegant
Christmas presents, at low prices. Anglims
Antiquarian Book Store, 1924 ST., Corcoran
Building.
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HEMPLER, optician, near ~ street, keeps fine
magic lanterns and splendid gold glasses


MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to James
Madison and Johanna ShelloO: AlonZo Wallace
and Jennie Milburn; Edward Williams and An
ME Battle; Joshua HailstOck and Mary Herndon,
Tennessee, and Julia C. Jordan, of Virginia; W.
Ii. Cleveland and Laura McEllicett, both OF Fair
fax county, Va; John E. Sioussa and Maggie E.
Goddard; Isaac Young and Mary Hard; John
Young and Kittie Buchanan.
FINE FURNITURE AT AUCrIoN-Thomas Dow
ling will sell, on Wednesday morning next, at
No. 304 Maryland avenue northeast, and near
the Capitol, superior collection of household
tomorrow. from 10 until pm Parties in want
of firsclass goods should not fail to attend this
sale. See advertisement.
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION. No. 1o1. Sat
urday night elected the following officers:-Wm.
X. Ramsey president; E. j. HOPPER vice presi-
dent; Adrian NJ. Jones, recording and CORE
spending secretary; VIM. Briggs, financial sec
rotary; VIM. L. Jones, treasurer; James j
aIms cers John T caaghan
Haldeman, delegates to International conven-
ton: One candidate for vice president-Mr. B.
7; Cnlsholm, colored,. received 1875 votes, while
his opponent received 341.
THE SALE OF DEAD LETTER OFFICE Is near
close; those OF our readers not having attended
this sale should do so. The books &C. schedule 8,
Will be sold Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
suitable presents can be obtained by attending
these sales.
The MASONIC CHOIR have elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows: Gen. William Il. Brown,
president; Robert BAH, vice president; Prof j.
Max Mueller. leader; F. A. Rockar. secretary:
George L. Sheriff, treasurer; Joseph F. Hodg.
son, librarian.
GLAD HEARTS ON CHRISTMAS MoRNING.-There
win be many glad hearts among the young
folks when parents and guardians have pru-
IDENTIFY made purchases for them Of nObby
clothing at the Boys Clothing House of Il.
Robinson & Co., 800 Pa. ave, who keep the best
goods and the largest stock in their line.
A CoLoRED BURGLAR SHOOTS wArcHMAN.-
About O'Clock this morning, Philip Wingel. a
Waterman at the Columbia railroad stables,
eastern end OF street, near the toll gate was
shot in three different places, one bali striking
him about the temple. None of the wounds,
luckily, proved to be Of a dangerous character.
The assault was made bya short, thick-set col
ored man, about 30 years Of age, dressed In q
gray overcOat and SLOUGH hat, who entered the
stable with burglarious intent, and to attract
the attention OF the Waterman turned one OF
the horses loose.
SMOKERS ARTICLES for the holidays at Frank
Loughran's, 9th and r SITS NV.
STUDENT LAMPs, &C., at Hamilton 4 Shedd's. I
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CHIIDRENs plain gold rings, one dollar, at
Prigg'S.
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PURE wax candles, SOC. pound, at Bellows. +
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BROWN SUGAR s, white 9, and granulated 10
cts. per h., at c. S. O'Hare & Sons 1918 It'll st.
NV, and their Branch Store, corner 81 and 9Th
SITS. NV, =
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STUDENT LAxrs, &C, at Hamilton q shedd's. +
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THE FUNERAL OF the late A. L. Walters (whose
death was noticed in THE STAR OF Saturday.
took place from his late residence on 10th street
southwest, yesterday afternoon, and was well
attended. The services at the house was con-
Quoted by Rev. NJ. L. Gardner of Ryland chapel,
and the remains, escorted by Calanthe Lodge No.
II, Knights OF PythiaS headed by Donchs band,
where the interment took place. A beautiful
pillow, a tribute from the Baltimore and Poto-
mac railroad employees was borne on the coffin
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AMONG the fine articles to be sold at Duncan
sons auction rooms tomorrow, at 10 o'clock, is
magnificent camels hair shawl: original cost
81 200; also several fine fur sacques and NUTS
The sale offers good chance to obtain holiday
presents +
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No. 1888, draws Capital Prize Of s1eo. 600:
No 40, s27, drawing Second Capital Prize Of
$5GOoo sold in New York and New Orleans.
No. 81, 151, draws Third Capital Prize of 800, 900.
Nos. 90, 209, 80 591, drawing $40, 900 each, sold
in New York and San Antonio.
Nos. 10. 1884,, SO, COG, SO, 155, g. GA, drawing
80, 900 each. sold partly in New York and New Or
leans.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
lou numbers from 1913 to 941S inclusive, being SO
Capital Prize sf 800, 600, 5000.
100 numbers from 49777 to 49s77 inclusive, being
60 numbers on each side of the number drawing the
Capital Prize of $50, 600, BOO.
100 numbers FROM 9T101 to 97201 inclusive, being
80 numbers each side of the number drawing the
Capital Prize of 800 600, $75.
1000 numbers ending with g. being the last figure
900. $40.
The subscribers having supervised the SINGLE
EUMBER DRAINING CLASS L, LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY, hereby certify that the above
are the numbers which were this day drawn from
the 100 GOO placed in the wheel with the prizes
responding to them.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, La, this Tues
day, December 10th, 1879.
8. T I BaERAiHInkEGARD' Commissioners.
Prizes cashed in full without deduction
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AFFECTIONS OF TEE LIVER, bilious disorders,
sick headache &C., are thoroughly cured by DR..
Jayne's Sentative Pills Acting as general Lax
ter from the bowels, gradually change the vi
tiated Secrettons of the stomach and liver and
restore these organs to a healthy condition.
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as.a6 g 5hs ehtr Dr g. KslcAam.
q Gam@faaRf. was usasen Secretary.
knta aN hegasasn8s Tess a rseei a.
fhf Hts uikr PhYacssss. l.sss.irtr 80
80 aftan pesntlst. y i ss salisa Il
Sc ir8sE llenae it CtmbrBaft oa We'd
.fsssF ttci iss a. % ese.aei =.
M 8ufpase q rfgtaisaar Iaiau
Assnc tllea. Patae5
&Hr8 cad SEQ xf ThAfa tamm.t-
'tr - aFpg.Hfsd ir draft eaua.tuf5s
tHt "a ass ~ ategf laa 81 taia nesf.ar
Fsssf1 hp kestau sad Wallace. ID
htWafiaff, were Fppautsd ssch csln.
Wiffrs
N1sf asd SeasoF That h.. 1. D.
hfsie6. ai Nafts iieuniarfon. - a..
FsIH - eesnmIttes 81 aotlfr $40 phg...
ass 81 aa oaaaie. 81 .ach meeting
Fssst5
Noefd sai Nocoadoi TbH De.
i.oFcfs n soatb shsu.bury. sklunrf ed
tieaste Faiit, Abd Wallace Of Cambri8ge.
bs sad Ata hefe appaluttd 10 bsys paper,
Y fsadisrss tp b. resH ~ said uuetlog
Fssaea
Hggsi cad Seconded That thr local
iFfrss he furnished vsH eopr % ouF
iaf Publication Passed.
A8j farnsd
B.F krrcnuN. Sect'y.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
Dyrnorr. MIcn.. Oct. 8 1870

DETEoIr. Mich. Oct. 6, 1879.
Dear Journal.
Adrian 10 handsome and enterprisinl
city Of sOathen Michigan, OF severa
thousand inhabitants aud the capital sea
OF Lenewee county. The country abon
Adrian has been long time settled ant
4 the entire section II rich farming conn
try. large crowd gathered there OF
Thursday II last week 10 attend th,
Lenewee County Agricultural Fair. Mr.
Lawrence, citizen OF Adrian an pro.
prle'or OF the grounds, had erected large
platform or grand stand, for admission Il
which small fee was charged. In the
midst OF the festivities and while The
grand stand wss crowded the entire
structure gave way aud 1000 people were
buried In the ruins. The structure wa.
very high aud covered with V sbaped
root. Had the rooi been Hat few of the
2oOO aud upwards OF pleasure seekers
would have escaped a terrible and instant
death. leu dead bodies were taken out
the first day, aud 3 list of over 1850
wounded was completed the first nigh.
Each additional publication OF our daiIles
adds new names TO the list of the injured
aud dead. The details of the borrib
accident are heartrendiug In the extreme.
Legs aud arms crushed aud broken; in.
ternal injuries suffered, from which the
dead list IL being daily increased. Ii is
believed that nearly q hundred will die or
fail to recover entirely from The effects OF
the accident. Physicians from Detroit,
Jackson aud other parts OF the state
VOLUNTEERED their assistance, aud an abun.
dance of medical and surgical aid was
soon on hand.
The county fairs have ibeen unusually
successful this year, bat lbi. occur ence
has cast deep gloom over the eutife
slate, aud the agricultural fairs wuh
dealh.traps IN The shsp, Of grand stand.
VIII be Al a discount Tor the rrm,iad oi
thls season. by nrxt sehslu the .nlisr
mHier VIII be forgotten, except by lno..
families 10 whose door thi. rrcent bnr.,
brought death aud fioub!e. The cprnnrr
g holding most rigid examination u /
'rder that tie responsibility of this aft III 1
may DC properly pisced The carEeatei
planes the architect, the architect la.me,
he cafpenter. aud both men blame Mr.
1awrenee, while that unfortunate gentle.
nan himself Is completely propr.l,d by
'riei aud nervous excitement, -, that be
III and nm bic 10 rsYc his nd. BE.
ween these nutusI ctinb itants he Duo.
&c i settling dosn 10 receive the u.uai
erdici oi the coroner "Nn one 10 LIamcn
nd some viii say "Aei ~ Divine Provi
enee" aud 'luryitsbie sccileiu," Viii.
few may be found rho will say .'Crimi.
al csfelrssnrss aHi wAui Of Judgment; I
nd = cerisin'y !. nty that the laws OF
ur s'st' Iufnth ~ puni,hmrnt tor such
srelesshess mn
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The national treasury balances I'M
prove materially as business reviyes.
During the month Of September just
closed The revenues were more than
81 100000 greater than "a the cores.
ponding period last year, The increase
being more than 80 per cent. Most Of
The Improvement Is due 10 customs
receipts. the returns OF internal revenue
being reduced in consequence Of the
dlmished tax on tobacco and the aug.
mentltion Of Illicit distilliug both be-
inK doc to the action Of our Democrat.
ic congress at the extra session. The
loss from these sources will probably
foot up at the rate Of $l2, 1000. 900 or
sii 600 600 per annum.
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MIDDLEBunr, VI Oel. I. 1879.

MiDDLKBuRY, VIZ Oct I, 1879.
Editor Journal:
VIII now sttempt TO fulfill prom
ise which ! ventufed to make ID
some oi your readers. aud THAI promise
was to acquaiut them somewhat with
college lite at siiddisbufy through
your columns, Without consuming
your valuable space aud my time by
Offering apologies Tor what will Of
necessity lie 40 unsy slematical letter.
aud expressing tears that / will not
meet The anticipation Of my promises /
VIII at once enter upon my task.
The village Of Middlebury ID by no
means one VI VermoBl's ioyeliest vi
lagos, partly owing 10 the fact that Il
IL situated GA either side Of the Oucr
Greek which II lbis point becomes quite
turbulent coursing over the rocks
Back about hall mile frop the busi.
aess center on : slight rise u ground,
he college is located. The college
grounds cover thirty acres. half Of
Which constitute The campus aud Il
iei cut 70 shade OF ornamental trees
o close proximity 70 oDe another stand |
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There $50 ie > sharp esatcs ID Ol q
at ftr es.sistate tbough il il geo
r3eA t14i Poster siB e.,
t ~ gooa najmity il
8atugl eaauiies tho Bsmoefais
aFaftst 4aetiy 81 weit silt
ptuiA ganey shiie tie Erpst .asrs
e tle Demonstration. iu ii,e iafsa
pl4e Qa.ri vrtk ~ilL ja3.eiaas a.
afta'sH q money 90 lhc part of tbe
Iis nzt I'll teli so ~e stall 49,
: sat rssd g tbey cary tbe lrsi.i.
luH shth ai ecta q Is cust
lt tAEfa1 hafmau
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n ] FANEMELL.s Estale-

sfA4E on FfAkosI. District Of Manchester A
In Probate Court, held II Aznehss eater, sttkln
Aaa ~ ssid Disti.gi % The 81 day u sspssn.
btr, A. b 1872
ffestut bon. u. Hgssra. Judge
The Administrator 0eaFgs W. Fsrwsu
on She tststs ~ D. FuwsH lsss
n borsst ~ ssla district deceased. st0OSs.
lag ~ ffuasf ~ aeesBAt II h8s sans1Ilsi rati0s
20 sala estate, q Il ordered ~ ssad C1art tkaA
stid scpaaAi b. tEknsiusd Tor alos1ges Il sAe-
sibn thereof lo bs haid AZ the PFohsts 0eses h
"a Manchester. IN skid Distslet - ~
s3.il Gag u 01tsDrr a b. 1873, and that souss
~ gista y All persons Interested u tAs gaLL.
estiVn y his cfdsr 70 tEs AAAehssisF sosasAL
rvsspspeF printed II said MAhehestsr, thsss
sfaAs sneeessiFfig, PftFlgns ~ ssla sims ~
htEriHg
Auae a0fd
Attest, 4. HOWARD, gsegs.
a tFse copg ~ Record.
1854 attest, H. HOWARD. gadss.
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Senator Lamsr has delivered hi.
prani "a Mississippi speech, The
place sas Oxford. aud the time last
Monday 4 two column syuopsi. of il
prepared from memory BY gentleman
Sbo beard il delivered, has been pub
lished 10 the Vicksburg Herald. A
careful porusal Of this report fails 10
reveal any allusion whatever 70 the
fazoo murder Perhaps the tenacious
memory u The gentleman. which was
able TO retain 10 much, failed on this
important point, and perhaps, too, the
Senator forgot that the country expect.
cd him 20 favor il with his belated
opinion on this somewhat famous oc
cuueuce
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-09

Tie whole county is IN broad grin
over 1ildens statement that he has
taken no steps TO secure a fenomina.
tion, aud intends TO take none. II il
he besI ike sincc he solemnly pro.
posed making hot corn leading issue
To American palilies there has been
$50 ash assumption Of innocence since
that onibursi II the venerable Oakley
Who was discovered lifting a tine pallet
iron his ueighbor's hen roost At mid
night, and vas asked what he was
about Yer see. boss. me ami sam
Jones bed spuic bout desc yer heus
o yours. Tic said dsy was Cochin.
ehiaahs, aud | said dey wasn't aud |
wa jet Iiitin Que Oh dem down keer.
iaiiy 10 see. Ley don't lay no eggs,
DO dey boss Case IL dey DO, l'so
powerful sorry disturbed dem
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lik .tsis saghi 10 poll taf
,#te tbi. laH Kslle, .ud
l.aasaa Arr tah hard at work otssu
fe ien tss, Ga srety school a..
t@ p rppaI,uans will al.o pot
q raile ~ors auj. altogether
toes w bnc lnriy umcs A iew
hfpalllesus all scratch Cornell bot
,hal are substantially united aud sill
sts 0lt aiall vote The liberal aud
st,ii marss Republican. viii mostly
ytr straight this tall and the result
wili 4 pretty good Indication II how
the eiaie aill 10 next year II is
pts che Democrats could not unite
sp3a Que candidate Tor governor aud
tbeu there would be a good square
s.atd % dght
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Al Bellows Fsli- ionr new e4.es 81
Small poH we're recently developed In The
family where the fir,i casa occurred.
Giles Kenyon, the oldest man H. Iiines.
bnrgh, died Tue.day morning, aged %
Year. its wife died Thursday morning
aged " iraf'. They had been married
over ~ ,esr., sod II death wrte uot long
divided
T. A. Sheppard, of Wiadtam, has a
Iiap.r'. Ferry, 1908, mu,kel that 10 vet
go''d, though severely tested ia 1912. lie
has Roman coin two thousand ears, aud
mummy cioih apsis three thousand
summer, ago.
Al incrudiary Dire he other morning
destroyed the exieg.ive bennery belong.
iug so Smith & S,iison of Bennington
u" $1,000, Injured Tor 81. 200. Frank
siiil'on, who slept 10 the West part Of
tie bniidiug, narrowty escaped, being
hesrly sufioen,ed when awakened be
bad hardly strength 20 get out. No ar.
rfss
The recent insiGllBent OF Rev. j. X. /
Flint 50 pastor " The Congregational
church 10 Weston, took place under De. /
euiisf circumstances, the society declining
10 uuile with tie church 10 calling The
council. THIS ae,ioa is not The result Of
Ahy pfeJodice sRalBsl Mr.. FLAT, who hes
-be undivided good viii Of lbs Congre.
ssllon, bat grew out Of lbe fact thai The
'scleiY BID difficulties wlih ,be last se..
led PASTOR, aud vas not willing 10 take
art 10 Masking another settlement. !
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IL D nOYT.S E.nlain

State q f0rmVnt Manchester District ss.
~ EiNhsie pari, Lsld al Manchester, wtthis
ana II sid Dstrei On The 18th day u sep.
teniD =. 4. D. 1879
Pres ~ don. hsunsy Howard Judge
Ihe Administrator Geo. l.. Hoyt 90 lks %.
u v h. Ioyt, late Of Arlington, IL sala
dlsiflci deceased. proposing 10 render 40 seessHt
y bis sdminisrs t4nu on said estate is Il order.
81 BY ssid coau that sala sceount be srtninsa
iof Allowance - q ressiou thereof to be held 81
tie Probate oiiea ia Manchester, 10 said dAtfset
- ths ga day N Octabtr A. o. 1878, and that
n3ficf be gfen e III persons Interested ~ the
JothAAL. Artwspap pIhisd At said MaEekss-
Ter, tbtes weeks success yeiy, Previous " said
time ~ heafing
4 irne hel0rd
attest, RARsEF no HAHD. Jude.
Airge ooBy u iascors
i9sw Attesi. BAGAEY HOWARD, judge,
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IOMMISSIONER.S NOTICE.

ABfgAL FAHros's EstAtf
The anirfsignud, having been appointed ~
Hnh frcb'te Court for the District N Mauohss.
tef Commissioner, 70 receive. examine and adj.
IusI all 81 n4s AID i fuands II al p.fsous
Agkinrt tbr &. tate ~
Ahka rarsnes late Il Sunderland.
10 'atd Disltict dteeassd and all claims s4hIb.
tied ~ eHsot iltfet9. htfciy give notice that =
VII meet Tor the pUrp0ses Aforesaid At the
Dwelling house Old. Hili, IN said Sunderland
o. the 81 day Of March nsIt from one oeloek
y "a until four O'Clock M. on said day aud thal
81 mouths from the 9Th day 81 sept A. o is7g.
~ The me United ~ stid C0rtt m said cred J.
it0iH o. plses 10 thtH claims to as Tor erantna.
Zoo EHd alowAu O.
Dated Al Manchester, tlis 5lh day o. ssplem.
boz, a 1929
y q. BACON,
1859 a Il NTiL~0y, I S"hs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-09

. b. arsl annual lair 81 the Battenkh
valley ltdu.itial s5cicty was held last
week Meiarsdsl and thursday. AID
tnf t~s ief dave could no, have
|irU selected The attendance W..
Jorge, esP"eplig op the second day
sHsn Ihefe were abaut I've tbou. aud
people present greater numher. We
thlHk tbAa ever before attended a f.ir
10 tbls county
The sbaw al stock the ir.t day was
very gpod especisli, ia young stock
Their" heiag as doe colts aud yoaug
cattle on ,be gfound =. oue can find
aHy here which shows that our people
are s-king up TO The great Importance
81 raiting letter stock. and THE interest
bas ready been greatly Increased by
the two fiin which have been held
sheep and swine were not largely
represented though few good animals
were exhibited. The show Of pop,r,
vas very good aud one seldom sees a
better exhibit Of fowls than that Of G. !
b Bacon aud D. g hlilIipgton.
There was fair display Of yege-
tables. potatoes taking The lead. and .
we never before Saw so iine specimens
Of this favorite Vermont product.
There were few fine exhibits Of butter
and cheese, bot this department was
not az folly represented as it ought 10
laye been. There were some beauti.
ul samples Of maple sugar and syrup.
'ud IN this department we can beat the
world, il the producers would only half
ny
Mechanics Hall was well filed
hongh the display 10 this department
night have been better Floral Hall ]
vas crowded full u nice things and the ,
aides did themselves great credit by i
he number and excellence of the ex- /
ibits in this department The amount a
i money allowed for premiums 10 this Z
I'D the mechanical departments was |
OF as large as il should have been.
nd will probably be increased in the J
nture. The Directors added fifteen 1
olIars TO the premiums in Floral Hall, |
taking the full amount $50. i
We have not the space to notice all 1
ne articles that deserve mention, but A
ne premium list below will show which o
he judges considered The best, though
ley may not, in every instance, have
ade wise decision. II is sometimes k
cry difficult to decide. though we have !
doubt the judges did the hest they s
,uld
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Yours tru y.


| was troubled Tor many years with
Kidney Complaint. Gravel. &c nv
blood became THU; was dull aud in.
active; could hardly crawl about; az
an old worn out man all over; could
get noihng 70 help me. until | got
Hop Bitters. aud now am boy
again sly hood aud kidneys are all
right, and ! am an active AZ a mau OF
30. although | AIN ~. and | have no
doubt 1t will do AZ well for others OF
my age IL is worth a trial. -
Father
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lie adds 10000 Tor Lake winnipiseo.
gee hotels, $500 900 for beach hotels
and 100000 ios railway fares 10 aud
tnm zoe mountains aud The beaches.
fhe Manchester Airfor adds The
aaate estimate Of 81 600, 600 a. The
receipts q The principal hotels IA New
Hampshire dofiag the sumner season
y probably tot far from correct, buff,
should Is more than doubled, 10 order
- represent the amoua, paid 10 New
Hampshifc landlord. aud boarding.
haste keepers BY sisaots who have
e'sfsis- 80 0ar state tbi. suaascf 10 epia
cor maSniaeenl seeuery aud Jnink a.
tbs Stealth, sitebgtb aud beauty With
which 'lie ar q our hills il laden.