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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

E53- HosTs OF PEOPLE ARE NAnTrHs 70
Sex headache, th.L inia!ayln synp.yG j. d, !i..
ordered stomach, liver and bJHs.s Many aG.'
Ter from il IS msny q; three .: i0@: i;,lss /.
week: They co 50 noec:e::ly, 70: l.c:!e:.e''
stomach Bit:crs, By toniag Ia. digestive or<"T4
and regulating the bowels All :3TCc, 7a.ao".s
the cause, and dispel4 the 1siatn! sEmr:1H:
The intimate sympathy bstwe"n tao BRAN and
the abdominal region caa:cs Lan aiGats-. G.:.-"
der sY.cling The Inter 10 D. Tr12c.sG, i. wa,
in the organ Of thought Tho Ie:ur,l ifs;:.@!.i
ty tho BntcTs when tbs Gi;;es!i?e seeIct:5o n"t
evscustiso functions are in T. stG.2 o; Che, bus
other AID moro beneficial results. w tho con-
pete nutrition ofthe whola ptJsic=! s.ooUmT,
ihe 7esorstion cfappetite cad repos", sd 81 -.
crease ia the power OF Inc 9ys!Q:n e 5c@!e; d..
case Of ~ mslari.l typo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY b
EDGAR SN-OWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY /.
The GAZETTE 10 day begins its E1ouTIErH

The GAZETTE 10 day begins its E1ouTrErH
voume. Du!ipg lis ezsteoco lis object has
beca 10 sGrarce the interests Of tho people CT
whose who, Ike i. is tao daily chronicle. lts
Ioriuuts have tctn their fortunes; it has shared
their prosperity and suffered 10 their adversely.
LIS Inspiration has been the desire to forward
The best iptests,s Of tho cemuuaity 10 which 1t
is located. tee good Of the State and tho welfare
of the cou1try, arl its ONO prosperity. has been
purpcscy made iascpiraas from that ct the
comnanity il aims to represent. When they
grow rich it hop;s fer reward commensurate
with its la5o.s. Whic they ate poor it expects
to wc:k viii lh:n end for them, hoping to
make thai SUCCESS the measure OF liz OWE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

The oiG year has gonc-o!eaa go1o forever
Thorgb, ~ uiicao!cs. a.! e!so may DO possible.
10 recall cGe moment Of tho year 1878 is ncW
s7en b:scud um:r:al power. LIST the dead
year ttcu bpre It's dad, and let those who live
look on; fer ih9 future. GGc ne" year, that
CONNER oid to G.y, like oil that have preceded
it. will be fu'! Of opportunities. whoh those
who ara ni.e VI! not suffer 10 escape, but
which tie foolish will allow 70 slip by uuheedcd,
aod thcu attribute lh,ie f,Gr. TO cujoy the
feast SIT b:i,ro lher - aIsersc fate. Il cer-
tin lives are .:,3,acl. t. failure thero is GER
tainly Iei,a,r ssDs3 nor pleasure il 9uety 90
coping ;ha. dcoip, @aj submitting Withou! resls
;atcc 10 The miserable exi,teace itcai oils. Even
old Sisyohu., whose task all else ke"w TO be q,
possibs ,a.,tyl lie cue VIA advised him - aban
doa il fool. because DO still hoped to ac,o@-
plish it, aud knew that il he abaudoued it hope
would ah4nI0u him, sud- lis 10: w0uld he haId
indeed L e wisdom pa;s then for 81 to set
cut On the years rcall that b:guD 10 Jay With
6rr, resolve 10 accoIn plish as much good i9r
themselves eud iheie friends as lics in their
power, to Gull 90 large bouquet as they can
from tic flowars they pass on tic rad, aud to
lay up as many treasures as possible, not oaly 10
this world tu: in that where thieves do not
break in aoc! steal. With such reside, firmly
adhered to cni persisted in, the year. Earring
the acciicnts 70 which all FISH is liable, all be
a hsnnv enc. anE will not be rsprt.t3 when
gone ss a lcs. Gpc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01
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SEGiJ.
Fell aseen il Jesus, on Wa.1c"..y :.'s:5. :,
tho lst of January, 1873. :. l ID F.. IL, Hisi
SARAH KEBECCA d., il: Ia 2!.A y2'.- o.
her Ggc.
Pale on her couch slin .5..
White &c thu dr':tai suoe.
Closed arc her young b;iGh: cyei
On eli below.
Gone to her heavenly res..
From sin forever Tree;
Pllowed on Jesus brea.:
Oh. God, with thee.
No more well hear et morn
Her feet upon the stair;
Death hath our Sister bo!Lo
70 words moro fir.
Thank heaven, her feet hs75 l:oL
But brief the shores 0: t:snes;
Now she is with her God,
In heavens own cline.
The funersl will taso piscA e. 3 o'clock /. u.
on Friday, January 3, 1879 froin tbs i. j.
Church. Friends Of tao family ere Invited to
sttend.-[ Washington papers piosse coz.
December Slst 1873. WILLIE II, CaGLIN,
youngest child Of Jas r. and "aItaa .. Carin,
in the S.h year of his age ~ His funeral will
take place q: : p. II. on Thursdsy, J&nuary q,
from his parents residence, ~" IS Duke st-ee..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

AN ARMY ScANDAL.--Arny circles have
been excited by the recent publication Ct &
scandal, 10 which Capt. Blair, Of The Fifteenth
Infantry, ADD tao widow of the late Col. Coz
don Granger ere tho central figures. After
the death of Col. Granger his widow settled 10
Washington. and being lady Of liberal edu-
cation AID fine personal appearance, soon bo.
esme .svorite in social circles. Mrs. Granger
is relative CT Tho late Commodore Wander,
bilt, who bequcathed her $50 000. About g
gear ago she married Capt. Blair, and is now
with her husband at Santa Fe.
Recently tho u. S. Consul ct Glasgow,
Scotland, reported to tho State Department
that woman With two children, giving the
ing to be tho vile OF Capt. Blair, U. S. A,
had filed charges With him sgsiost her husband
for bgamY. she having learoed that bo bad
married Mrs.. Granger. Tho Scotch woman
alleges that Blsir's real name il Nichols; that
be deserted her about eighteen years ago, and
enlisted in the u. s. army, aud that skoTly
o, ior to his marriage with Mrs. Granger he
visited her 10 Scotland.
The facts were communicated to William Il.
Vanderbilt, of New York, BY the State De-
partme1t, who 10 turn communicated them 10
Mrs. Granger Blair. The lady replied that she
had already been informed of the story, which
she prooouoced uotruo. aud expressed deer
minatiou to adhere to her husband. Cspiuiu
Blair has obtained leave of absence, ard will
visit Washington and demand az Investigation
of the charges. which be pronouocss false.
Blair entered the army 10 1860 ss private,
and was promoted to leutenspcy in 1867.
Prior to bis marriage with Mrs Granger be
visited Scotlard The facts Las. stated give
interest to tho Scotch Woman's story Wash.
Cor. ~ 7. Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

There is st the New York Sub Treasury one
hundred million dollars in gold coin With which
to begin the WORK Of redeemiEg Uoited States
5otes. Iu addition to this sun in gold there is
sso Il. New York several million dollars 10
silver c,io. This is deemed sufisieut to keep
Uoi,ed States notes at par with gold. and to
defeat aoy combustion having fer lis purpose
Interference with the success Of maintaining
specie payueuts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

The Superintendent OF the New Orleans niDt
has arrived at his pcs, and toe mint will be
opened 10 about two weeks. The Superiutend.
ent will then commence the purchase of silver
bullion in lots cot exceeding 10000 OUNCES, the
price to be paid hcirg fixed By the Mat bureau
ct The Treasury Department. 1t is expected
that 10 buying silver &c will procure large mum.
bers of MAJ cln aud trade dollars. especially the
former, at the bullioc price.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

A ci.cplr from The Internal Revenue cGico
mcdiess existing regulations corcerriDg the
payment os taxes upon brandy distilled from
apples, peaches CT grapes, tys!usi7ely, So that
hereafter collectors will not report to the CON-
missioner of Iuterual Revenue for assessment
the amount Of such tax which becomes Gus and
payable on the 10Th day Of the mouth. except
in default Ct payment within four months Of
such 10Th dag Of the mouth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

The Potter sub committee met 10 New Or.
leans yesterday. Some clerks in carpet store
testified that in September last they picked up
bundle CT papers dropped in their establish
NETT by Mrs. jerks fer tho purpose oc having
them made public. Mr.. Potter expressed his
opinion Of Mrs. jerks and the so called She,-
mao letter aud denounced the COPY Of it as q
Snrcory
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

Mr.. ard Mrs. Hayes returned to Washiag-
ton yesterday and We are told we're up at e late
bcus last oigbt preps'iug for the Ns7 2ca''S
reception ct the White House. The c2tin:t
minister's 10 The 70 after of receptions Determined
to follow il the footsteps Of Mrs. Hayes ard
provide no stimulatloz beverages Tor sbe'7
visitors. Court et!Qu,tc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01
Robbery and Attempted Murder.

EAsroN, Pa, Jan. l.-At 2 o'sa,s,,k this
morning Christopher Dittler. citizen .cAhis
place, was shot through tho left lung BY an
uoknowu psrsy, robbed Of q $780, aud thrown
down 40 enbaukmeut into the RusbkiIl creek.
He is no8 lying 10 critical conditio2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

There fell due to day s2Sl.5Oo Of ten year
six Der cent. bonds of tbs District Of Co!umb!a,
to redeem which Congress has passed an act
authorizing the District Commissioners 10 issue
a like amount of six per ceot. bonds. rucuiog
thirty years, the Interest upon which will be paid
BIZ the United States Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

ridges, - 6ys, 5iar=bsl!s, pr:stons. and ether
prom,ne- famii.s Of ksn.rcty and T!rsnia.
II Gill thus bs seen that i2 dIsHuR ulshlog
hin se!fn the i-i ord ia ciGi pnb'io life, Gen.
Gibson is on. Carrying out tt. inherited traGI
ions of an honorable ancestry. That DO hes a
bright future before EiG 10 man who has fol-
loved his career thus ter CT ssi1saE. G, y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

The Richmond Dispatch of today, With It's
accustomed enterprise, publishes a d:p5o
sheet giving 10 detail record Of Richmond f5E
the past year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01
Death of 81 Jadge.

CLEVELAND. o. Jan. Judge Charles I.
Sherman. formerly U. s. Judge Of this district,
died sudderlv this morning. He was brother
Of Secretary aud General Sherman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01
EAlSSOLUTION.
DERRY, SHOOT & Co.

RTENNIi O-IOUI q CO,
(Succeg.ors OF Slnoot & Perry
VIII continue the LUMBER BUSINESS. N
all lts branche', 1t the old stand Of Snoot & Per-
~, 10 IS nOrsn Unian stre-s jan l-col'n
NIkGIN1A AGRICULTURAL AND NE
CHANlCAL COLLEGE
The nszt half session breiEs FEB..GrG. TutIou
end room rent free, AID board q. 81 IA moLtnr
with opportunities for esrni0g OF, istui 0. Ia
shoI. Increased sGvaatGges f)r mechanics.
Military drill twice week. 70. appointment
or cstaloguts address,
Z. l.. G.. MINOR, Preaidebt.
3Pcl9-eo3W Bi.ck.hurg Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

Visitors at The White House TO dsy we're
allowed just fifteen nioutes to got iato aad out
of the Presidential presence. a similar rule
was in force at The Vice Regal receptions in
Canada.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

ATTY ono in POSSESSION Of 50 c'nts can 10 ID
the nearest dug store acd procure bottle d
ke;ler's Roman li1imact aud be cared =;
oucc Of Rheumatism. NcCra'aia OF ary pain CT
h.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

n@- We seod The G.ze,'e to all subscribers
to day, bat after this date tScs, in arrears need
not be surprised + thsy !siit recaiv, tho paper.
Sc, .hc notice at .hc head Of tie 3c.l column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

4 UCTION.
II TO THE LADIES.
kspecisl attention is cal.e1 to the ca4:ia! cut
sale CT FANCY GOUDS, HOSIERY nIa
WOOLLsHS, previous 10 .skIaG suck a.d 70
make room for spring good, 1t A.e:i1n, 4 d.
DAY, January I'd st No y sou.h koJsi ST.,
next door to Simpsons shos styTo ) -ic - coin-
mence II 10 2. m. B.rsni1s rnsy hp expe&.sG'
Jan 49, FEK3USJN Z; H'tD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01
MAIStSsEj.l

On Tuesday eveuins, by Rev. -. .ic..p.,
HAIRY XIX Ind ADDin -. i1:>.,S
both Of this citT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

BRowy BRFAD.-iaIec cups giah2,! i.ur.
one cap cora raeai, t~o cups cold water: half
cup uioia:seS, iwI teaspoons DCoLLf YEAS.
POWDER, with sat q SUI: taste. FIX tE@
powder With tId e ur aud Ihc rlsaI While div.
Bake On htu. a7d half il slow oven. VIA
papcT over tho tor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

ABoyE SPAWN on \ VALUABLE HORSE.
-BIis,er,d, fired. lcHecd, aGc tii everything
withcu. a1y beaaf. i neighbour advised NE
to try Giles L;rmeut. bought a Qlart bot
tie. To ny i1lcn:e Satis;ac:ica -" pory De
nosjt dis,pnsa:cd, also III, loE,o3ass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01
Liverpool Fine Salt.

1000 SACKS FACTORY FILLED to ar
ri.s pe. scbr Gov. J. Y. Smith" and for ss!a
1T LOW EST MAHKHT PRICES.
Il. II. fSCE,
nov II 10 z Prince 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

Seal 20 Or. G.ics. 4Jt SIKH aTe0ra, !. \.
for pau ptis. coo;aiaiog full ict3rm.,Cp. Sold
By +. S. II:adtcit:r & i'ro. Trial siE2 -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01
FIuaI Notice 60 :hc EaoldrTS OF Eonds
OF the Northern Pacific Fail
road COu,DnDy.

NDER tho Plan &C Reorganization, r.i'l-
" I'd by the decree OF the CouT., inc nlo ia
Wcich Bcndao!der. should DO .Ho|J! : par
tclpats IN the beneii.s oItaa P,>H. hY IL; "a
vc'tioa Of Bonds into Preferred stock. was lei.
" the discretion O; the Purchasing Eonmi!.r.
Moro tnsn three vests having passed since IL"
rlaht was given, and more thsu nia"..scth' OF
the Bondhoiders having converted Lneir Bones.
the Committee, desr0us Of closing ineir l"o!fs.
Dereo7 glre notice thst tho ;iSL. 0: c01T+7H"H
Bends and rcceiviag f!oierTed .i,oc: VIII Ter
inmate on tho 3Q.h Day OF June, 1917
circulars glT;nG iI:0rm alton h pw tho cove,
ton - made can DO had ai the ii:. Of .ac 'orih
arn Pacific Il. j.. Co. t'o. 20 Fifth ;.TeEue,
New York.
TCe original stock will bs c2ch .1g:l !rr
STOCK Under Tho psn up 10 the ss'a" lr!r
FREUBElCk EiLLIAG",
Jahl'T Gm. Chairman Purchasing Com.
DlssoLUrloN'
Ine copsrtnersh!p existing be.gaer y. Eec:o'
Smoo. end John Ferry und.r the :Irn name G'
ShOOt g PERRY, is th,i day d!..G.vnh b9
mutual consent Ill inte5:eI 10 the ..!o f!m
Will please call hal settle lGe gIm5. EI.u,r
partner Is auth ir!Z,t 10 sign tho Ii:nt RAN, IA
settlement. The b ,Oks OF :5moo. :; ve-sy WI.
be found >. the cEico q! perr5, Smoo: y u.
j. KkCrUn SIHUT.
JOHN PMRhY.
January !, l678-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

aloZandsis, January ], 1872.
MR.. EDWIN H. " BRIEF i: y me1rac OF
lHl our firm from ibis date, which ha:ea:-er
will bs conducted urde. The GRO o. GEE DIR
& OBRIEN.
8. F. GREGORY. "
HH BRIES [isn II TRki.CH ! = !Jit.
GPECIAH NOTICE.
- JaEps;y IS, lti1
All our accounts hsse b=ea ulsde, oAs uat
will ba rendered 10 Ibis date. we hcD, car
frieLds will come forward tnd sr.t,o promptly.
Ihoae having cls Us sgaims. LIS VII. i:cse1i
them for paymsn'.
jan1 II. f. BRASHEAR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

The rnsrke. vas we'll srppliad wish Cs.s!e tbs
week; tops were in demand. SD SOLD h: Al -
vance OF fully tc. but middle and li.h. Cafe
did not sell quito so readily. Tho marEc: For .!
other kind, Of stock is Gull aau Eotnina! ri 1"o
tsiions, except AcGa, which a:n higher, wa y
fair market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JANUARY /
Sun rises......-..... IL sun lets........... 81
MEMORANDA.
Schr Wstchiui cleared from I!cs!oI !ar .I.a
pert 3lst.
Schr Alfred Drsbrook, Georse;owa, a: PROV
idence Both.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

MiSCE MEAT.
Prime HOME MAZE MISCG MEAT 10 c;s
per 10 ut J. T. CRUMP'S Bakery, No. S south
Fairfax ct &ie1a., W.. nov 1i-:f
Eoh SALE
500 POUNDS OLD NEWSPAPERS
AT THIS OEFIGs.
sep eli
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01

But little was done GA 'GLa1Sc t. as, -aH
receipts being light, ord tho dag hting observed
as hslf holiday. Ina questions nro ens'!oiF
nominal, and we make no c5aascs. Il i.w !oti
of Wheat sold 81 lJi and lO3 20; fair TO gooi,
ard Corn 3. 10 and Al. No Bye or Qa!a rero':
O., and country produce scstce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-01
TIE .HEU, IsEIE

the past year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-05
You must cnrn maj couah.

With shioh's Consumption Cure you
can cure yourself II has established the
fact that Consumption can be cured,
while for Coughs, Bronchitis, WhoOping
Cough, Asthma, and all diseases Of Throat
and Lungs, II is absolutely without an
equal. Two doses will relieve your child
OF Group, it is pleasant to take aud per-
!ectly harmless TO the Youngest child, and
no mother can afford 20 be without 1t.
You can use two thirds Of bottle aud II
what we say Is not true we will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts. so cts. and
Sl.00 per bottle. II your Lungs are sore
or chest or back lame use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. sold by Wait Il Hard, Manehes.
ter and Factory Point, VT.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Consti.
pated, have you a Yellow Skin, Loss OF
Appetite, Head Ache, If so don't fail to
use SHlLOH'S SYSTEM YITALZER.
It is guaranteed to releve you, and will
you continue to suffer when y0u can be
cured on such terms as these? Price 10
cts. aud as cts. Sold by Wait Il Hard.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKME.
TACK is rich and fragrant. Try II.
Sold by Wait & Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-05
rue Hest Yett

Rave you ssen r. ". Aul CO.. fOLDIso EAH
MrYFsf They are certainly The most perfect 10.
sention FOR the purpose ever Invented. For
years Inventors have baea t6fing their brkius "
laEezt something that uoaid eHeeigAHy and
safely protect the ears aud asek from cold, ~
the sGuss tine avoiding the danger from profase
Precipitation, Nhleb tue Al sgfstsd NfspplnRs
eugeudefed. Tile great desideratum has IL iast
been found b. he luFsaticu q TnE Eu0AR hrFT
Ntleh ls q nlud - krTtageG - 70 q All persons,
no matter q what age. The mute are fnGde d
sllk Yalure, o. The anasi fer q dlftfeni kiHds
aud ilDed sifh sllf- The manufacturers are H.
81. ArI Co. Bloomsbury. "a. AlA = postal
card aid brlaE goa circulars fally describing
tbrse mefltaslQ4s EFiEeaes, Also ttf3Alnirg hos
thsg Prevent sickness IL M3Ns WKys. Tie Cen
pSny wknt Gge1ts. either ladies' q gsnis, aHa .
i one u the besf cPeuiugs eFeF sasred.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-05

here IL no change 10 trains the pres.
eek, bat II Is expected there will be
Monday,
|pr. Geo. II. swln is attending
i convention At Boston aud will re.
be lasl OF The week,
he Taoonlc Hotel IL doingA rushing
css these days, The general verdict
|. the house is well kept aud deserves
ral patronage.
be potato beetles are as numerous
ndasifious a. ever, Paris green is
be oaiy sfeelual destroyer but this
4 BE- used With great care
Tx hundred rolls Of nice wall paper
large qaADlliy Of Dew cSrpedug
been uted 10 pulling the Equinox
Il 10 order for summer ba.iaess
w. Lewh, Of Lowell, Macs, il
10 bis old pnsiion ~ ,he EqainoH
r shop. Leaf. understands the
es lbofougb, aud j. always on
:. {. 0fyis wss 10 town a short lime
Friday he has obtained position
rser on The Plymouth Rock, an eK-
au boAl which raBs IRON New York
) vsfious SIMMER resorts
be members OF the Undine Engine
pany are requested to meet Al their
le house Saturday evenlng, June /,
= O'Clock, Tor drill
u EGoLEsf0N, ForemsB.
rhe meetiug 81 the Coaaiy Lodge, &
q. r.. which vas TO have been heid
brsel, Iase ilth, has bcto postponed
lalg ssh. 90 account ~ OLDER meet.
which wlaid eoaaiSi.
|rAe glorious rain Of Suudsy and
#iay nlghts makes vast d,fIcrence In
rep prospects Of ibis seclion Tie
aud grain wefs beginning 10 safcr
bot The ihoroagh soaking Of she
lsw days will insare fair growth
Z@ish additional fsl0s ths crops may
s0vs The average
IT, ladies Of Benslngion couniy vii
: mlssioasri meeting At the Cougre'
,nsi church 10 ihis village on the lsih
isih Of this moath. Mn. lIibbArd,
Clifson spriags, an Interesting
ksF, il engaged 10 BE- present. AID
-nsd missionaries sro expected 20 eel
cit work II foreign lna3s
rs people q Manchester very gtn.
) catered laso ,hs spirit o. ihe oooA-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-05
woman's wisdom.

"She insists that it is more important
that her family shall be kept in full
health, than that she should have all
the fashionable dresses and styles of
the times. She therefore sees TO it,
that each member of her family is sup
piled with enough Hop Bitters, at the
first appearance of any symptoms Of
i'll health, to prevent fit of sickness
with its attendant expense. care and
anxiety. All women should exercise
their wisdom ia this way"-Ed.
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wkLrrR G, DuSToS, Chief Judge
RDwARp RICK. I ,r t,3...
|. IaA Cochran, ASH 'oos''
1 V HALL, Clerk
|oA BARTON, Sheriff.
BArcnGLDER, States Attorney.
GRASp JuRoRs.
|lingloa, ID g Barney; Bennington,
/. Carney, II J Potter; Dorset, Free
Paddock Lsndgrove, Ambrose
Inward; Manchester, Il. w. Dean,
andeld; Peru, w. b. simonds; Pow
NJ W. Potter; Iieadsboro, W. J.
chard; Rupert, J q Barton; Sand.
;. +. Barber; searsburgh, Geo.
snglon; shailsbury, II b. Botlum /;
ford, i. w Webster; Sunderland,
Gregory; Winhall, d. w, TAFT;
sliord, Amos Aldricb
PEru JuRoRs.
|iIngton, Miriam Hard. a. WcIch I;
|lngton, Geo A Wood, Charles +.
les, II II. Ilurlburt, Ihos Jewett,
stratiou; Dorset, Henry Farwell,
d. hanley, 5. g Haskins; Laud.
J. Il Haynes; Manchester, X. @.
Z. b. lloilisier; Peru, A. II vii.
Powuai, A. o. Barber, 5. j. Mat
Readsboro, Edward Robertson;
srt, G. A. sherman, Ert slus Roberts;
gate, John w. SNOW; Searsburgh,
Believe; Salisbury, Mile Pierce,
Andrew, q 5 Madison; Stamford
raIlon; Sunderland, Il, j, Bowen;
pail, II l.. Williams; Woodtord,
es Ilsfbor.
zarl was opened with prayer by Rev,
Reed, after which the jurors were
On calling tho docket no case
Iound ready for trial and the jury
discharged until WEDNESDAY morning
again until 8 p. m, Of Wednesday,
afterwards adjourned TO . o'clock
Eday morning. II is expected that
rand jury will 40 to Bennington to
ine the jail. The term must be
one.
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