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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

FAtEbh1 IDlNIs
Miss Mary Lugene has received
new stock Of fall millinery goods.
Estsbrook receives fresh peaches
from New York three times each week
which be sells for canning at ~ % per
crate. Order soon, a. the season will be
over shortly.
-F0repaugh's Circus and Meuagerie
will visit this place Sept. 18Th, Their con.
tracing agenI was here Monday aud the
bill posters arr expected to-day. Fore.
psugh visited this place four years ago,
bn, he has added, since then, great
many novelties aud II II claimed TO be
vastly superior to what 1t was then.
MANCHESTER pEror.
The masons have commenced plaster.
Ing ). W Bourn's new house.
M d. Iiosley.ls building barn &c
by 8 feet WIN. BalkIey does the car
peuier work
-ksrle Parker has gone TO Lafayette,
lad, 70 s,tend school. We shall miss his
smiling eouuteuapee 81 The posl-oiilce.
Station scent Connor Informs uu that
al eIcauion 10 New York will take
place the 18th Of The present month. Foil
particulars will be given next week.
What shall we take 10 The fair 10 ihe
question. There seems TO DO disposi-
lion on ths part Of rot few Of the resi-.
dents Of this town and Of members, even,
Of the Batlenklll Valley Industrial Society
70 asnd 10 tie bAcke toaua in regard %
The comlDg fair. Now this u ali wrong
There lias been come feeling excited by
some things that occurred al the last fair,
bat Tor tie sake Of harmony Iel ns forget
that aud pat onr shoulders 10 the wheel
aud sid cor officers aud committees 81
beat we may, 10 make The sstemp. sue
etss. bseAaRa We cannot sgrte wilh
every ooa. or esuxe an to think as we do,
LEI ns not discourage any pFojeet that,
though so tAink II may have towe OBJ
lse'lonaels features, has q mighty In.
aatuee Tor good 10 The community. The
old sAiiag IN nnlon there II strength
i iass as applicable TO an affair like this
- il u in matters Of uasionAi irnportance
We were justly proud Of the success Of
las, year, oar hrss attempt. and II seems
+ 20 as ibs' by liiue extra ezertion W
mighs make iAsf 10 sbls iowa attractive
enough 70 insuse a VERY lArge AiteudaDce
lias 10 Do lila sveFy nAh, woman shd
eAild should feel obligated 70 isks some
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

LAing. AswsFa EzAH snd comparatively
fatf tiseasi - sktitii EsDszhtS fh2i
10 sc tss yvsnE fplx interested u a
grssi sisp lnwkraa lee fuinre sDoosss. Let
ne ehndrea hare . aspsnnsas As vel
~ As itaises Sc whieh 10 ertib4 their
psss sgspoSlnsua 81 sAslr hsndiwofk ADD
By "a doing thar will b discouraged e .
oaaaEss Hds abe prs5s 10 tbsl' skiI New
We srs 81 sTsd snossh 70 give mnes 80.
vios la 30 wvpid snggesl shAt thoss ~ho
havs t.nas ans Nobtf whleh sbey wish %
use FER good parposs sbosld give What
iAsg css spare Of ne issmer in -.
t.stlna tss regular onieen Ia ans way
they asvsse Asto TIE latter eomuodiiy
Wewond nos bsg, BAT, a tbeoId lady
aid give what yoar conscience wiil 81.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

KFrr II OK nANp. No Farmer or
TeAmsler should be wiihou, HESRr &
J0nSsoN's ARSicA AND on LISnENr.
II is Invaluable 10 Gases Of hurts either on
man or beast.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
K4siHss Igsase

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RssiAss Hssse.
I'm. Owls. pfopristol
Thssa O @eAsF ans Wis, NJ Louis
Master Miner.
hamMsi WRIGHT AID wtie, ksw Iefk
Aitt II ylnton, 9nd. mi kdelphn
u hrkalsY A6d wife, BOston
Mics usaes fsrsdlsy,
Nm \ EasstY. LgaaoB, Tag
~ Coastt. kuw York
u Jalihafd,
Fk Arnold
Jas n Brown
ias Stokes JF
Geo Dodge
4 g iiMsiings.
Nsiter q stokes, :.
HW King and wifs, Stamford.
teteT starr, hes York.
WI Harding ABd wife, Bosua.
Miss beois Harding,
NFs Isaac hoconihs, Troy.
Mksinf McConihe,
Casa Y Cassidy. wiia and msia. Cincinnati
Samuel P.eres Ead xiie. B9alon.
Miss HumsS,
I.sae Jennings, size & sou. Fairfield, Conn.
MI ADD Mrs Il " AboIn, hes York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

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Ds8t kfnsss - psN Leaves ~ 81
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On , var. Proprietor
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a. 1900. lssges Naashtslsy fttsgass aspoi
fs~s gs4a Ybsssieyt AS Sewerage al "
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wssiss4.ara tna Ia~hsesud "a MKhshssitT wlh
ta osfgiea h rs alsass salaa8 pisces q ftasan
seas rAiss
Pssa. LaA,lvefs. Lgeae.asrrY, casstsv, a..
Lssasr DAVIS rragraster.
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Wsanssfsfs aa8 Fssaett II F.N
asTssssEa. isstss Hanehssitf fsalfe.d depot
Naaatass ThErNdAfs AnA saturdays ~ il ~,
,ftst afnTd y " q a. =. ,fsiu raasE ha3'h
gFs.A LaaSgaasyTy 70 Uaessy.
SD. cusris. rrePris,or.
nmits Ctsss.
soUrH b. faiifBk1 fof Nsv Gofk, Aihtuy. Troy
Rauth ana West 81 vi and l4F
NONTH ~ rAlitaa8 fsr RntsaBd, burlington
koyth and KAsi W T.w
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4as 81 n a. =. TsusAtyt Thursdays Nrc sal
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

singers aud Public Speakers should use
DowSs' ElIXIR, Is Il removes hoArseness
aud increases the power OF The voice
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

II YOU desire rosy checks and a fair
complexion, purify the blood by the nse
OF BAxrER's MASpRAKE BrrrERs. l6lm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
1879.
Citizens Line Steamers.
TROY TO NEW YORK.

CITY OF TROY, Capt. @. D. woicoti,
Sunday. TUESDAY. Thursday.
SARATOGA. Capt T. d. Abrams.
Monday, wednesday. Friday
Prom steamboat landing, foot Of Broadway, Ell.
eept Saturday, At Z. As p. N, o. 90 arrival "
evening trains, arriving 10 New l0rk a. ga early
honF, connecting with trains soHth and esst.
Through tiekets cold o. the steamers 10 L0ng
Branch. Ocean Grove. PhilGdeiphia. Baltimore,
Washington. and baggage checked 70 asstiEa-
tinu.
Exrarsiou tickets 10 New fofk aud rstnFn oaiy
81 % Elegant family rooms, i2o0. iDssds stGie
rooms. tioJ,
Daring esol months stats rooms wGrnSd By
steam, Baggage transferred free.
Regular Hudson River Railroad tleksts laksn
faf passage and state room beftAs.
Moss "a the EnT9peEn plAn.
Ask foF tickets VA. 'sC4iiHsns LAS Tf0y Steam.
efs Pare loser thSa ~ Any other route.
Tickets iof sals a Al pflnapsi frsirDaa npksi
O. VI. HORTON. GRO. ~. GIBSON.
Genl Agent, 0enI Passenger, Agt-
ega Troy, ~ u. Trey. 2 4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

Five ehetsss per daV are being made
At tie factory, H. u. satterlee manager.
IT. II. Dole, the veteran Temperance
advocate and blacksmith, since hia re-.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

Expose yourself day aud night, eat
too much without exercise work too
hard without rest doctor al the time
take ell che vile nostrums advertised
aud then you will want 70 know
Ils~ 90 Mst well.
Which Is answered ID three words
Take Hop Biliers See other column,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

TsisarapA omrs
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

Bradley Is getting out veneer boxes
for variety Of uses They are very neat
aud convenient and and ought 10 NEE,
with ready sale.
Edward Conant, state school Super
intendent, will speak on educational mat
tiers At he school house in the Borough
on Thursday evening, Sept. iith. All
are invited.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

ifiends spa 70 attend camp meeilnK i
spr enc sees them VIZ iosY rirass slrec'
thea th.s Say
"A CANps-we wsh e express
ihrengh ne JouRxAi oaF shaRka g ouE
nrlgtboss fag their tasstncs daring the
sickpess and death os cor Bliis eue, and
may sbey receive laelF ftwafd ifom 9's
band % lin who doeih ~ things wet.
Ma ksp MAJ GKoH,sE ~. Iowa
"A C4Rp We wisb 70 express
through lac lotKNAt oaf hacks q oar
usigbbofs foT thcif assistance aufiug tbs
Illness AID death u our little enc, Mas
lhe kind band Of Proyljeset bless .Aew
tea fold.
Ma. AID Ma. II. n. BARL0s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

Ellis Milisrd, youug man 70 years
Of ago was tbroWa from . load q iarni-
tore 10 bis fathers yard a Lutte Village
10 Dauby IA, Saturday. The load pass.
"a over BIN, ipGieting lujaries from
which be died 10 = short time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

WIN u. Tntiie has moved back to
this town.
Not within our remembrance have
two deaths occurred 10 our quiet burgh
10 SO short time A. those OF last week.
Il. ID. Garfield has pnlled down bis
shingle and gone to PeddIing crackers.
We expect TO hear soon that be Is supply
Ing the Notch road wood choppers with
crackers aod sobaceo.
la our item, = week OF two since, 10
which zee stated thai DR.. Campbell order.
ed change OF medI,ine for Mr.. narlow's
child We were misluforTned. We sre sorry
thai The aistAks skould have oeenued A.
we wish 10 10 Ipjastice 70 NJ one.
Can aaY ose tell a. whether the
camp meeting i ID session II ClAremoni
nsw5 some Of cur people Ieit town I
long time since TO spend q few dAys with
The Newtown bee., 1879-08-13
PROSPECTUS
 THE Scientific Ameriean FOR 1879: The Most Popular Scientific Paper in the
 World.
VOLUME xL.-NEw SERIES.

VOLUME xL.-NEw SERIES.
 The publishers of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN beg e announce that on the Fourth day of Jsnu- axy. 1878. new volume will be commenced. It will continue to be the aim of the publishers to ssndsr the contents Of the new volume as. or more sstxscvs aud useful than any of its predecessors.
The Newtown bee., 1879-08-13
Manufacturing Property For
 Sale.

SITUATED in the village of Sandy Hook. town of O Newtown. Conn.,. on the Housatonic Railroad 19 miles from tide water, and near the proposed de- pot on the New York and New England Railroad now in process of completion. Said property has been used woolen mill but is suitably arranged for any other business. Water power never failing Will be scld with or without machinery. For par ticulars inquire of
 MlNOTT AUGUR. Receiver.
 Sandy Hook, Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-09
Mr., rptOhn's Lecture.

The Rev. Mr.. Upjohn, rector of ST. Marks,
in this city, delivered lecture yesterday af-
ternoon, before the Reform Club, the hall of
the club being well filled. He began by
speaking of the figure of the child Jesus
which was painted upon window, over the
sea. The accumulation of the dirt and rub
Dish of many years had covered the picture
and the glass was placed in a stable. But
one day the hand of a little girl washed it,
and soon appeared in all their beauty the
figures of the blessed Virgin and the child,
and the windew took its place in the church,
where it belonged. What was done for that
window, this Reform club is doing for hui
manity. Whether humble or high, every
man has a place to fill in the world. The
temperance man must accommodate himself
to the circumstances of things and work on
patiently He considered the origin of the
word Temperance" and that among other
things it meant strength and dominion. 1t
makes man master of himself The gross,
lower nature yields to the claims of the
higher. He proceeded to speak of the mag
nitude of the evil of intcmperance, giving il
Illustrations. No one thing is so productive of
evil: it expresses and magnilies other evils,
making graves and sepulchreS OF humanity
He traced the career of Ulysses, the hero of
Greek mythology, to illustrate various expc-
riences that temperance man would be likely
to meet As the sorceress Gree changed Clys-
SEES followers into swine, so liquor transforms
men into brutes. But Ulysses overcame the
spell, and dashed the drugged cup from his
lips. Thus the enchantress must be passed
The true philosopher turns from sensual en-
joyment. The Incorporate man gives up
money, duty, friends. wife and children, edu-
cation, reputation, character, and even Christ
and the hope of salvation, for drink. He
gave graphic description of a drunkards
miserable home, from real life. Again, the
temperance mau must steer between self-sutfi-
cheney and the clamor of the world as they
represent the Scylla and and Charybdi which
Ulysses encountered. The pledge is an ex-
cellant device, but you must place your feet
on the Rock, Christ Jesus. Taking the
pledge is not regeneration, or a substitute for
the Lord Jesus Christ. As hunger found
Ulysses and his followers, and they were
tempted to eat what was forbidden, so will
you be tempted; but resist DO not sacrifice
principle for expediency. Exercise self-con-
troll. and hang your best hopes on Gods help.
The conflict of battle leads to the JOY of vic
tory.
The address throughout was chaste and beau
tiful in sentiment, lofty and christian in
thought, and contained just the truths need
full for the temperance work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-09
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

BERLIN, June !. In consequence of the
growth of the Russian and French armies,
and in view of increased revenue by taxation
government is considering the ACCESSIBILITY of
increasing the army, and will ask perpetual
grant from parliament.
The pope has submitted to Germany a def
nitive letter
CoNsTANTINoPLE June I. The govern
ment has informed the powers that the re-
fusal of Aleko Pasha to wear the fez was a
violation of engagements between him and
the porte. After East Roumelia is evacuated
the porte will summon Aleko to wear the fez
and hoist the Turkish flag If he refuses. the
porte will ask the powers sanction for his
removal.
Aleko having appointed G2 functionaries,
of whom only two are Turks, the porte asks
an explanation of his action.
WAsHINGToN, June 3. Consul Daw son, at
Apia, reports destructive hurricane swept
over Samoa the first week in March. -
houses owned by government, 20 occupied by
natives, were destroyed. The bread fruit,
orange and banana trees were uprooted. No
lives lost.
ALEXANDRIA, June = The British consuls
in Egypt are ordered to report the condition
of the country and alleged oppression of the
people.
ST. PETERSBURG, June l. The supreme
tribunal yesterday declared Solonieff guilty
of belonging to criminal association, the
object of which is to overthrow the State.
The court then sentenced him to death by
hanging.
The attempted assassin has been allowed
"a hours to make an appeal for mercy.
LONDON, June I. Lord Lotus, governor
of New South Wales, sailed to-day, via New
York.
The Sportsman says Hanlon and Elliott are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-09
Doings Of the city Council.
| A regular meeting of the Board of Alder
men was held on Friday afternoon.

]
regular meeting of the Board of Alder.
men was held on Friday afternoon.
The following orders were passed
That Street Commissioner for the Western
District complete the sidewalk on Oxford
| street, from Northern avenue to Monroe
| street, so as to make it safe.
That the sidewalk on Water St, in front of
Central Block, be repaired in such a manner
as shall make it safe and convenient
That the Street Commissioner for the Wcs-
tern District build a concrete sidewalk on
west side Sewall street, from Western Ave-
nue. to Green street, and that the same side
walk from Green street to Court street be
made ready for concrete, with suitable cross
ings across Lincoln street.
That the Street Commissioner of the Wes-
tern District be directed to repair and relay
the brick sidewalk on Water street, in front
of the stores of Colburn & Taught and Frank
l.. lIamcn.
Granting permission to Henry Boynton to
occupy one-third of Gage street, in front of
his lot for building purposes
That the Chief Engineer of Fire Depart
ment and City Marshal, make an examna-
ton of dwelling houses and other buildings,
to see if any danger of fire exists.
The order in regard to the acceptance of
y
residence
Authorizing Lendal Titcomb to erect a
post in front Of his lot.
Allowing John b. Shaw certain space on
Oak and Pleasant sts., while engaged in
erecting church.
That Aldermen Hobbs and Fowler be a
committee TO cause the fence which was re-
moved from land of T.. F. Pillsbury which
was removed during the construction of a
drain, and the fence on land of G. c. Vose,
to be replaced at expense OF city, if the same
should be equitable.
That the kennebec Steamboat Company
cause proper notice to be given of their appli
cation for leave to build wharf in Augusta
That six feet in width of the eastcrlv side
of Commercial street. from Oak to Winthrop
street, be set of and reserved as a sidewalk
and during the present season plank be laid
thereon.
Authorizing Mrs. Stinson TO erect post in
front of her residence on Green street
The following reports were read and ac-
cepted
That repairs be made on the drain so that
water shall not damage the buildings of
Emile Barber.
That necessary repairs be made to remove
the surface water on Maple street, and that
the concreting of the sidewalk be referred to
the next city council.
On petition for sidewalk on east side of
Sewall street, the committee report that they
deem it inexpedient to grant the same until
they can ascertain the amount of available
funds.
The petition of Elizabeth T. Bartlett rep
resenting that the course of the water had Sc
riouslv undermined her house on State street.
endnngcring the safety of the same, and ak
ing for examination and payment of damages,
was referred to committee on Highways
Joseph A. Holman was appointed agent to
bid in taxes for the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
T Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal.
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Tornado.


PnILLrps, June Z. A tornado passed thro'
the south part of this village at 7.20 O'Clock
last night uprooting trees. removing shingles
AMI smashing ore window.
Bank Matters.
WIscAssEr, June :. A temporary injunc
ton has been issued to restrain payment of
deposits by the Wiseasset savings bank till
July ID. The bank examiner reports the
the bank solvent, but deems this course pru-
dent in the condition of the town. At first
this caused unoasiness among depostors.
trustees approve this action.
Not Guilty.
PORTLAND, June Z. Nell Pray was re-
leased to-day without examination, it being
found that Prescott the murdcrer's charge
could not be sustained. She demanded ex-
animation. but was refused
Republican Caucus.
NORWAY, June :. At large and enthusi-
astic caucus of the republicans of Norway,
this day the delegates chosen were instruct
nomination of Hon. VIM. Writ Virgin a.
candidate for governor.
Launched.
BATH, June Z. Launched to-day by Deer
ing s Donncll. a fine schooner of ls3 tons,
named Reuben $. Hunt Owned by the
builders and others and Capt. Alonzo Wildcs
commands her.
Base Ball.
Brunswick. June I. Base ball. Bowdoins
VS. Bates, this afternoon, resulted . to < in
favor Of Bates. 10 innings.
Arrested.
RoCKLANp, June :. Upon warrant duly
issued, Sheriff Shepherd and the city police
this afternoon searched disrcputable house
on the old Thomaston road, kept hy Samuel
lIaincs and Richard SINNERS. Police found
in the house ana on their persons various ar
ticles of jewclry, spoons. Il revolver and
other articles Also seized 4 small quantity
of liquor kept for sale iaines and Shin
ners were arrested and lodged in the lock up,
to await examination Monday. There is
strong suspicious against them as being the
perpetrators Of the recent breaking into and
thcfts from various stores in this city.
IIaines has served term of imprisonment
for larceny.
Fire.
MAcHIAs, June s. p s. Talbot x CO.'S
saw mills, at East Machias. were burned car
ly this morning. A large quantity of lumber
and lsths were destroyed. Origin of fire I'M
known. \ heavy loss.
Postal Changes.
WAsHINGroy, June 5. Postal changes in
Maine:
Offices contnued-KennebunI Landing,
York county; Lexington, Somerset county;
Prentiss, Penobscot county.
Postmasters appointed VIM. G. Burr,
Brewer, Penobscot county; Mrs, Mary War
rem Jackson, Waldo county; Joshua Cu>h-
ing. Woolwich, Sagadahoc county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-09

THE ZULU WAR.

CAFE TowN, May 20. Zulu King Getty
wayo on the 10th inst despatched an envoy
to Col. Crealock, asking him to send Euro
peans to discuss terms of peace. John Dunn
accordingly went to Cetywayo's kraal, but
has returned, negotiations having failed be-
cause the British refuse any terms but I'M
conditional surrender.
Cetywayo's good faith is doubted, and it is
thought probable he will shortly throw his
whole strength against the lower Tugela
column.
The contemplated rapid march against
Cetywayo's kraal at Ulundi has been aban-
doned Transportation difficulties are in
creasing, owing to scarcity of grass
Health OF troops is improving Major
Chard. who distinguished himself at Rerkes,
is dead. Zulu commander Dabulmanzi, on
his way to surrender to the British, was in
tercepted and killed
A great fire at Greytown has destroyed a
large quantity of comissary stores
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-09

The dwelling house of Daniel NJ. Stevens
of Wings Mills, Mt. Vernon, was destroyed
by fire on Thursday morning last. Mr..
Stevens was away from home; his. wife built
a fire and went to the barn to dc the milking,
no one being in the house but her boy, lad
some ten years of age. After milking most
beheld the house all on fire, the boy having
to jump out of window, and before any
neighbors arrived the fire was under such
Roadway that nothing was saved. 1t is sup
posed that the fire caught around the stove.
There was no insurance; loss some $500.
Mr.. Stevens lost his saw mill last winter, and
his dwelling house two years ago, and his
saw mill some six wears ago.