The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16

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Der "a, wlth sbosl 100 tons Of hay, farm
.ug tools ard 500 worth 81 last bsOcks.
Loss sboa,s5ooo sause Isosaldsry. No
Insurance.
Col. L. * Falxr. Of BrsnleborO, has
5asi received natioe q fhe sllowanee Of
3 ategt fgf telegraph instrument
wh.ch j. . complete substitute for tho
Pase Instrument. which r~ceeaily senI %
Western Unloa stock 10 The tune Of sio,.
90 200.
81 North Pownsl, 81 old nan BY lbe
Hame Of Wilcox attempted saielde by
cutting us throat with jack knife on
Monday lhe Gu. He gave himself three
gAshes, one on each side under he ear
tie third one was not cot 81 deep as the
Others.
a deer was seen shout The Village of
Woodstock Friday aud Saturday last
It's Grst appearance was near A. u. Ja-
qaitl's, aud from thence Il weal TO the
Hon. Frederick Blllipgs' where il was
seen In The vegetable garden and eyea on
the eroqaeg ground near The residence
A forest Gre 10 swanlou destroyed,
about noon Friday, the lsrp bpi ldings
and their contents belonging TO Mrs b.
n. smalley. The ,enant lost nearly
everything. Mrs. Smslley'. Insurance
vas about 5000. The loss was yery1
much more than that.
Miss Reeves OF West BrAitleboro. 3
granddaughter OF the frst settled clergy.
man OF BraltIborn, who lost all her stanty
support Though the failure Of the First
National bank, died last Thursday. She
had applied to The overscer Of the poor
for support, and il is thought that the
disaster FASTENED her death.
a A. Pratt OF Berlin had bundle. of
kay sent him by a friend from East
Montpelier lLat was harvested 10 the
year 1910, By Nathaniel Clark, father OF
the late Dr.. Chsrles Clark Of Montpelier.
The bay has been KEEP, in the ssrIe baro,
the same NOW, for 20 years, aud looks
nearly as bright and green as ast-June
harvest.
Mr. Isaac Roberts, a much respected
Of Granville, N. w went West
about two weeks ago. News came last
Thursday night that he was killed Toes
day, the 7th, by Indians, while riding
IN a stage in New Mexico. He leaYes a
wife and two children, who are now in
Professor George a. Smyth, who had
occupied the chair Of chemistry aud phys
les in the University OF Vermont and
State Agricultural College for several
years, resigned that position at the close
Of Tie .4st term in order 10 enter the SER
vice u the National Board Of Health.
His place has been filed by the appoint
ment A. II. Sabin, late of Prof OF Ripon
lege, Wisconsin.
Colonel L. S. StoSeIi ofCorDwall, who
died at his residence in that village on
Saturday, after d long Illness, entered the
army September 4, 1861, and was cho sen
OF Company f, Fifth Vermont
volunteers June 81, 1862, he was pro.
to major in the Ninth aud. March
90, 1868, to lieutenant colonel Of The same
regiment. He resigned from the service
May IL OF the same year.
G. V. Richards was killed Tuesday
about a quarter Of a mile from the
bridge, Richford. lie had been
10 Emo sburgh Falls after a COW, and re-
under the influence of liquor ran
into a team driven by Harlow Sears,
loaded with milk for the cheese factory
lie WAS thrown over the dash board, and
horse stepping on him crushed his
side, killing him instantly. He was
So years Of age, and leaves a wife
and several children.
Mrs. Hamburger, a fashionable milliu.
n Of Montreal, lef by train a iew days
fJr The purpose Of emigrsiing to
New York, where she would have 8
field to pursue her ayocation. She
had IL trunks filed with goods, which
she stated to The United States off sers AZ
HE Frontier post Of IL cnlord, contained
only emigrsui's Elects. aud produced a
from The consui-genersl At
10 order to ps.s them free 81
duty. Owing 20 advices received from
special agents OF tie depAri menl ia Mon
resi- The eMcets a. llie line proceeded toi
nske an examination. and The result
Ies 81 ded their vigilance, ~ rolls Of silks,
.gelveIs and laees, boside cases Of
and valuable siiverwAre, wero
the whole being estimated to be
worth oper 5000.
UT. Ksanedy
would have il understood that, while he
Is eng aged n be Introduction OF his med
& FayoiisY Remedyr) be still con-.