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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-06
90 COLLINS -
IOLTAIC PLASTER,

Affords the mort grateful relief in RheGmattem,
Weak Spine, Local Paine, Nervous hhsetious,
Local rheumatism. Tie DouloursauI, Nervous
Pain, Affections Of the Kidneys. FRACTURED RIBS
Affections Of the Chest. Colds aud Congbs, lnin.
ries Of the Back. strains aud Bruises, Weak
Back, Nervous Pain Of the BJsrls,C rAmp ia the
Stomach aud Limbs, Heart Affections, Enlarged
Spleen, Bruises and Puuctur,s Rheumatism Of
the Wrists and Arms, Asthma, Goui, Local and
DeepseAted Pain., Pain in the Chest. stitch IN
Bach, Pain IN the Hip, vsucose or Enlarged
Veins, Crick in the Back and nook, Pain aud
Weakness In side and B,ck, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Lumbago. whipping Cough, Sharp Pains
10 the Breast, Heart Dssease. Quinsy, Diabetes,
and ior Lsmeness Ia any part Of the Body.
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EAsr ARLINGTON.

The gloves supposed to have been
stolen came TO light = short time since.
They we're found slowed away underline
bell deck.
Niles Sarah Hard, eleven years Of age
has mastered Greenlesrs arithmetic tie
present water under lLe instruction OF
George Montgomery. We lhipk as =
scholar she cannot be eKselled.
The oyster supper at N. G. hard's
hotel last week for the benefit OF Rev. j.
e. McCollom was very well attended.
Great credit Ia due the ladies for the beau
tiful appearance OF the tables. The pro-
ceeds amounted 10 $50 IN cash.
The undersigned take this opportuni'
~ of expressing their thanks to Mr.. and
Mrs. N. &. Hard for the use OF their
Hotel, aud TO the people Of East Airing
ton and vicinity for their donation
amounting, with Christmas giits, to over
$40. May they have verified unto them
the truth Of the Savior's words, at il
more blessed TO give than TO receive.
]. G. MCCoLLoM.
NJ. A. McCoLLoN.
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saved from mi.eryi blood WIN rem

Dir. sAwENs Sr-I write you TO express my
thanks. | have suffered for the last eleven years
with a running sore that the doctors found inn
possible TO heal. | noticed your ADVERT -ement
Of On. SAwESs' NEW BLOOD REMEDr so many
times | thought would give il a trial, after
using Kennedy's and several others. ] had not
the least faith that 1t would do me any good,
but like a drowning man caught at a straw and
was saved. have only used four bottles and
am on my hf b, to make it a sure thing. The
sore has healed, / IN stronger, and have only
Dir. SAwESs' INV BLOOD RENLpY TO thank fer 1t
and that sitter all doctors had failed.
Yours truly,
JANE Il. TRESC0TT.
Price .l,0O, Every Bottle Warranted. For
sale by WAIT 4 HARD.
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Poor Man. cough Cure

Anderson'r Poor Mans Cough Cure, will cure
your cough in less time than any Cough Cure 10
the market, 1t costs one quarter less than any
other and every bottle is warranted to give sat
i~sfa0tion or money refunded. Price Is cents,
For sale by Wait & Hard. 23-6mf
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Price, IS Cents.

Be careful TO call for COLLINS yoLTAIc
PLASTER lest y0u get some worthless imitation
Sold BY ali Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the United stbtes and CsnsdAs, and
by WEEKS & POTTER, Proprctors, Boston,
Macs. 27.iy tefss4EJ
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-buftuttf y ftFIFfbKs
-Messrs. wheele r aud H~oslsy's next
sad lAFt graBd ball 81 lbe season will
come Cd Friday eveBinx, Feb. -. A
geaerAl layilstiou is extended TO ali
sapper II Mu Morsnn' shoseL
The oaoeu Of The grange sod coed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-06

Work on the Brattleboro aud White
hall Railroad is going forward in this
town every day that the men can stand 1t
TO work on the hedges. Capt. Stone, of
Bellows Falls is about two.thirds through
the rock cut where the railroad goes un-
der the highway TWO miles below the VIII
lage. lie 10 now at work where the cut
il 70 feet deep In solid rock. Though rs
years OF age, Capt. Stone is his own fore
man and with good luck will hsish the
a about the frst OF March, ]. 7. Feller
OF South Wallingford 10 nov using rend
rock on the ledge near the village with
good effect, and two or three weeks more
viii ace this deep rock eide cut down to
grade. George +. Harris, Esq., OF New
York, who has the ooAtfact for all The
bridges, commenced last week Tuesday
on the highway lattice bridge IRON The
viilsge to the depot and will have II in
place next week. 1t il TO be 8 model OF
strength and beauty, he lattice plank
being y ieet long, 10 inches wide aud J
iachcs thick. With The first opening Of
spring the whole line from BrAuieboro TO
Londonderry will be alive with men aud
tue work pushed rapidly forward. Now
lei WiuhAli, Peru, Manchester, Dorset,
Raperi, pAwIet, Granville aud Whitehall
rake w and meet as Al West River, aud
push the line through aud 30 secare q
three feet gage roAl from the ocean to
The lake.
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gtFKRT.
-ltead tie notice Of sssignee's sale.
Two dogs, The other day, went into
A Nelson's meadow where be feed. cattle
Al = sr.ek aud killed a yearliug better.
-Anoiher cat has been visiting this
wei ulty The present week but has not
be en- eaptared. The boys wbo killed bis
Date don't care TO tackle another II tie
animal will let them alobe.
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BERLIN, N. 7.

Our respected townsmau, ID. A.
Rhodes, who has been seriously indis
posed, is out again.
The new cornet band, Willie Sheldon
leader, make their headquarters st Roger''
mill. We wish them success in their un'
dertsking.
Israel Barber aud Stephen Coon re-
Gently undertook to settle a pending law
suit by ai appeal TO arms. one round
fought, Coon the challenged party, The
victor. Moral: never challenge a Iuan IL
fight because he Ia undersizsd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-06

The birthday party at Bugbee's was a
success with u exception. However,
this was no exception to The general rule.
Mrs. Anthony Hagar, an estimable
and exemplary woman, passed to the
spirit land, a week ago last Friday. Her
disease was quick consumption.
-Profs. Lyon aud Pattern gave one OF
their electrical and magic lantern per.
formauces at the city school house last
Thursdsy eveUiDg, aud at the Hollow the
evening previous.
We have been favored with q copy OF
the message Of the legislature by Gov
Andrews, TO Connecticut, who is brother
TO the Messrs. Andrews OF Woodiord
Evidently il is the production OF a sound
brain aud emeuated from one who knows
whereof be speaketh.
David Crosier, n respected and loug
time resident OF Searsburg, died last Sat
urday, with pneumonia. lie was &c
years old. A few days prior Mrs. Harvey
Fuller, a daughter Of Mr.. Crosier, died
OF the same disease. Pneumonia is pre-.
valent in this section at the present time.
%. f. Judkins OF this town, who is
not TO be trihed with IN the art Of presti-
digitation, who also styles himself the
"Wizsrd from the EAsi," can "swallowb
three swords, each IS inches IN length,
aud have them all down at the same time.
Crank" won So from q man who bet be
couldn't do 1t in about as much time as 1t
takes q lamb to shake its tail. He is
ready to wager any amount with
"moneyed men"
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llly suggest 10 our own
IL Is time TO enforce the
~ cannot put a stop
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Ips Brothers, successors L


Phelps Brothers, successors to Whit.
man a. Goddard, are now fairly at work.
II Is a matter of congra,ulation that these
gentlemen bid fair TO make the place OF
The old firm good In good workmanship
aud fair dealing.
Two brilliant parties were beld last
week. The fret by tao ladies' social Of
Methodist church, held at Chester Hunt.
leyis the other by the ladies' social OF the
Baptist church, held al the Melendy
brothers. About 100 persons were AT
each plsee sud a capital good time enjoy
ed.
There will be a sleigh ride Wednes.
day the 18Th, given by the ladies OF the
Methodist church. The ride will start at
/ O'Clock from The town hall aud pass
ing through Thompsonburgh aud north
village, returning 10 The hall where an
oyster supper will be served aud a jolly
good time bad
LAEDGRoyE,
Mrs. Willis Buttetfeld, who has been
III, Is improving.
1T Is rumored that Arden Moore Is TO
take poss sssion OF Ephraim Moorc's farm
at an early day.
Austin Fem is getting out some iine
spruce lumber to be used in coopering by
the Ferns in Weston.
Isaac Davis is trying TO trade his
farm to Peytou Holt for a house In the
village OF North Londonderry.
"A general assortment OF groceries,
envelopes, paper &c, can be found for
sale at a low price at the post office.
&C. Woodward has rented his farm to
p. L. Pease. WIN. Adams will return to
the old farm at the north part of the town
in the spring.
1T 10 expected that Daniel Swallow
will come TO town in the spring and To-
cate on the Daniel Fisk farm. He has
worked the past year for Dexter Fisk at
Salem, N. IL.
j. swallow aud wife and Israel
Lampson aud wife have been absent a
few days in Manchester, attending the
funeral OF the father of Mrs. swallow and
Mrs. Lampson.
One OF our townsmen went to the
auction of Whitman 4 Goddard the other
day and brought nome u baby carriage /.
Cvi Goi,oH Perhaps he thinks he eau
lend it TO his neighbors.
March meeting is close at hand, aud
who shall be the town officers for the en-
suing year? Two new officers are TO be
chosen this year TO ill the requirements
Of the law in relation TO school text books.
i IL. l. w. w. Abbott are doing
quite a business III manufacturing cab
hub. for toy aud BABY carts, while H.. ii.
Harlow gets out tbs spokcs. The latter
has been making suue repairs about his
mill.
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.smglAss sAasA havs bern given TOO
weeks 50. Bot he psrsoa b. uho1 tssy
wefs ssnl fofeot 10 eeilFer t5e@- hsuat
ale nnsas 6raaFs. Master. l. { Bolsiu
" A Sunses Tets; Lees, T. Ken,
aaH Ortfsrer, George CnmmlaEs Cap
lKsB, PIP Faisf; Treasurer, william
Co}taaa Gate Keeper, DAVID Gaze
Ceres. Mr. Ksuatli; FiorA, Mrs.. 5.
Ensry PaHsono, Victoria Bsnsou LADY
Assistant steward, Nu. George Gun.
m!sg. Let. ,. Il. Johnsob S~eutsslr
Georgs Cammings Green Mountain
Lodge o. Coed TenpiAur W. G. T..
p. L. johnson W v T., Lora Williams
W S, A. u. Thsyef; W y. s., Aans
Hss,ibp; Tressarer. George CbanAn
Chap, Rider PER- Marshall, y Bar
bask ". r. u. s., Flors Jobutou; W
l.. H. S An. l. stone; Gasrd, Lymau
Stone SsatlBsl, Mr.. Lewis Brooks W.
A. s, Mr. George ChAhia l. D., W J.
Sheldon.
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No business Transacted on Saturday
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Mia Hattie TsYhs. Mas Fnra Pears,
Ma Mlssis Bauru, Ma Alta Hislsp
Ma Lbss Nsaghs. A. n hasrsla Il
srxTegs2 Ast 81 @smNrs 81 TO- sssfoa
ssa society vii ismlsh ssrpAs, fr ne
isss E0a esvv tbsm Al he bail q sta
@eubut q ne oomHl.tes q kuEREs
msas 5 uEs Tor us Cputubatons
irsm eihsr, 81 he tsrHs pafposs thAnk'
fair nessirs3
By order q C9mmitass.
Ozl Ia TIE Streets wkleA "a % Be
arasgA cat b. 10 Fsciov re.ns Dn.
mstlc C9IpGsy, 81 Collars noSss Bal
hs SEEK Friday svsninK, j. sPolsa q
FefY hgby sna i qaite : popular pay
as ssasop, The proceeds u Ihs Two CO.
lsfia,amsaa gisen By lbs eompAsy thi'
wiHlsf arr, ~ undeFsiApd, 70 Be EiVeu
Fsttiy 10 Tie Unios Band Of Manchester,
SOL tie rema ndeF 70 be devoted 10 he
purchase Of aeW scenery aad other Deoes'
ssfY articles for he zee Of the company.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
The Hubbard ElOpement.

RumOrs were current on the streets
Of Hartford, Conn, on Wednesday
evening that the elopiDg daughter OF
Governor Hubbard and her husband
had returned. Ths sto riss were very
generally accepted as true, but less
credit was given an additional rumor
in circulation that negotiations for a
reconciliation were in progress Infor-
nation from authoritative sources
proves that the stories above referred
to art wholly without foundation.
Careful inquiry indicates that they
were based upon nothing better than
an idle report that the couple had re-
turned at night by carriage and by
an unfrequ-nted route, and were re-.
ported by neighbors to be concealed in
the residence of the bridegroom's par
ents. Since this unfortunate affair came
to light Governor Hubbard has aban-
doped his business pursuits and con-
fines himself closely to his residence.
A distressing feature Of the affair is
that his wife il completely prostrat.d
with anxiety and grief, and has not
left her room for the past thre, days.
Sympathy is everywhere expressed for
both, and is coupled with the hope
that they may have speedy relief from
the anxiety which necessarily results
from the absence of the slightest clew
as to their daughters whereabouts.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
Em0l usuents Of COuuty Onicers.

BY reference to the letter OF our Do
yer correspondent, 1t will bs seen that
the county row officers at New Castle,
with the exception of the Sheriff and
Clerk Of the Orphaus Court, have sent
to Mr.. Cochran, member Of the Legisla-
ture from st. Georges Hundred, afida-
Wits of the emolumepts Of their Offices,
the amounts named being net profits.
Mr.. S. c. Biggs, Register Of Wills, re-
ports his receipts at s2,537.s so for one
year, up to the time the Legislature
met; Charles Beasten reports his at
81, 1868; Thomas Holcomb Recorder OF
Deeds, at sl7s2 and John p. Springer
Clerk Of the Peace $4,000. II will be
noticed that the amounts named are
not much different from thos" published
by a representative of the REPUBLICAN,
some six weeks ago, after a very pleas
ant interview with the officers above
named. The Sheriff only having been
in office about four months has made
no statement Of the emoluments of his
office. 1t will be seen that Mr.. Dean
doubts the correctness of Mr.: Springers
return, though i. is backed up by his
affidavit
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
The Arlington ktrike.

Overseer liildebrand of the Airing.
ton sotton mills, Ninth Ward, called
Gpon Us this morning to say the charge
made by the weavers in communica-
ton in the REPUBLICAN last Monday,
that eight cents had been kept off the
wages Of the boys was incorrect without
an explanation. Mr.. Hldebrand SAYS
hs has charge of the boys, and very
often there bsing 10 work for them in
the mill lie allowed them to 60 out and
play but that one wet day, too wet to
go out, the boys played ball in the
room, with the ball saturated with dir
ty water, aud wherever the ball struck
against the wall large dirty splotch
was left on the wall. Mr.. ii. was COM
PEELED to get colored man to white.
wash the room for which he paid him
so cents, and when pay day came
around, he kept eight cents from each
Of the six offending bsys to pay for the
whitewashing, the boys themselves
conceding the justness of the action.
He also says that Mr.. Gambrill often
gave the boys apples, but not cent
was ever kept from their wages to pay
for them as charged in the communica-
tion referred TO.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
n . rprines.

Last evening about thirty couple me,
at the residence Of William H. Corn
brooks, 403 West Third street, FROM
whence they proceeded to the residence
OF Mrs. Sarah c. Pyle, 4e7 West SEQ.
ond street and surprised that lady by
unceremoniously entering, and depos-
iting upon her tables a number of use
full presents. A pleasant evening was
the result, the surprissrs leaving for
home about IL o'clock.
Last evening a party Of ladies and
gentlemen, numbering in all about
thirty, assembled at the residence OF
Mrs. Emma Carr, No. l3 East Fourth
street, and at s o'clock proceeded TO the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Lindsay,
corner Of Taylor and Pine streets. Mr..
and Mrs. Lindsay were taken by sur
prise. and the evening was spent very
pleasantly by those present engaging
in various innocent games OF amuse-
ment. At IL o'clock refreshments we're
served, and an hour later the party
departed for their homes, wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Lindsay many happy years
Of this life.
Another party consisting of fourteen
couple, started from William b. Hy-
lands, at 3O6 Walnut street, to Mr..
Billiards., the newly appointed bridge
tender, at Eleventh and Church streets,
and surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Is. by not
only visiting them, but presenting them
with various presents.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
A Lucky Girl.

The steamer Georgeanna yesterday
brought to Baltimore a young lady pas.
senger from Delaware, who had come
on the second trip this week in search
of a runaway lover, q young man from
the same State. The couple came to
Baltimore last Tuesday on the steamer
To get married. The swain left the
boat at Light street, telling his iance
he was going after a clergyman, but
failed to return. The lady went home
that night by the boat, but came back
again on the next trip, probably hop
ing her afIianced had lost himself here,
aud didt mean to play her false. He
failed to put in an appearance, and last
night she again started home on the
boat. The lady ID about Is years old,
and is quite pretty. She may be con-
graduated on her escape, and consider
herself a very lucky girl indeed
Bait, Sun,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
a BEAD BOdy Found.

Yesterday morning as two little boys
were passing along Walnut street, they
found the body OF an infant lying near
a post hole in cigar box on Walnut
street above Tenth. The Coroner was
notified, and the body was removed to
J. A. Wilson s Office where an inquest
was held yesterday afternoon. DR..
Maxwell examined the body and said
that it was that OF white male child,
and that its birth had been premature.
The jury rendered verdict '"That the
child vas born prpmaturely, and found
under circumstances and in place that
would lead to suspicion of birth having
been produced by artificial MEANS"
The Jury has no means of ascertainibg
the facts in the case as the parents are
unknown.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
4 APrsssssimsas ~ . Drsssa.
Ths Houston (rexas) Telegram

\V -
ssys: s{Eftfs fIC8
"On the Sunday evening Of the Do.
pArtare Of the troupe for Brenham, q
Telegram" reporter met Mr.. Porter at
the Barnes House, and during the con-
versAticn Porter related dream he had
the previous night. His story is now
recalled, ~ II 10 oAs Of th0ss singular
premonifions that ara often terribly re-
allied. Said he: DO you know that,
'or the life Of me, cannot shake Of q
feeling Of gloom and despondency that
has hung over me- 70 day. l an, not
supsrstitious or given TO belief In
dreams but for the life Of me cannot
drive from my thoughts \ singular
dream had last night. | only recall
ii even now with a shudder. I thought
we had met with an accident Of some
kind, aud poor Barrymore, thought 4
saw his mangled, bleeding corpss,
mutilated and bloody. l also saw Miss
Cummins. cold In death, but without
a solitary wound or cut. A beautiful
smile encircl-d her lips, and in death
she was ~ beautiful ss ,Hsbe.-a.Why l
should dream Of such horrors ! cannot
imagine, yet som-thing tells me We
shall meet with calamity soon. and
shall breathe easier when We have
crossed the Texas line. | have not
opened my head to any one Of the com.
pany abont it, a. they would smile at
my silly dream
"The dream is all the more singular
when 1t Is taken in consideration that
Miss Cummins Was the lady insultel
by the d.spicable scoundrel Curry, and
Mr.. Barrymore was also wounded ST.
verely by the murderer.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
Relief for the Sxegedin Sufferers.

The English people are raising money
literally for the relief Of the sufferers by
the flood at Szegedin, and subscriptions
have been successfully started in New
York, where Mayor Cooper consents to
receive and forward the money contri.
buted by those who feel disposed to give
to these truly unfortunate people. DR..
Howard Crosby, Of the Universitity OF
the City of New York, is at the head
of committee to urge contributions,
and the appeals made by this commit
tee have been sent to various parts of
the country, where it is hoped they
will be generally recognized.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
(Ysssssdsy's Nsws.)
Little eePnDA.

The p, w. 4 b. R. X. Co.'S shops
are busy In making repairs to the en-
gines, &c. Besides this In the boiler
departn~nt they have received ordsss
TO huild a or new boilers. ~ %.
Two dsunks coz plstsd the hearings
~ tlss - ,ics sAibs ,iis morning, sud
lhs asnal fine 80 cents ahd cost Was
the penalty in each case.
Mrs. Roach 10 still holding special
services at ST. Psul's ". y, church. She
will conduct the meeting this sftsrn1en
at 8 o'clock aud this evening At 7,3O
o'clock. ......
Thsr. will b. special service this even
Ing At 8 o'clock At Trinity Chapel.
Have you seen the fvs cent counter
Of Adams and Bro., At 504 Market
street! s-.ex FL W - NJ xee
II is said that several Of our city
butehsSs contsnpla ate going West
The Home Lean Association meets
this evening.
Newton Lamplugh was fined % and
cost last evening st Squire Coles court
for insulting M. William Murphsy ON
the street last Saturday evening. 3
William II. Chadwick has moved to-
day to Atlantic City. Mr.. c. has for
a number OF years been the proprietor
Of the Museum ON West Fourth street.
lie will continue the museum at Allan
tic City.
Rev. W. W. W, Wilson, a brothe: to
Rev. J. A. b. Wilson, will preach in
Asbury church on Sunday morning,
and in the evening, the Presiding III
der, DR.. MatlacK, will preach. The
Quarterly Conferences will bs held
at Asbufy oh urch OH Satin rday evening
ga. Young, sgsntof the U. y. Mu-
tual Aid society, las removed from 2O3
Monr> street, 70 2O9 Monroe. % y.
A man in this city has had dream
three times repeated. In the vision he
saw golden treasures, and . beautiful
woman took him by the arm and told
him to go to Happy Valley and dig.
Hs did as was ordered and the last
advic-s from Happy Valley say that the
treasure, which is supposed to have
been buried by m old soldier, is still
intact, and the dreamer dreams no
more. "'