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ss A young lady who has been married a
snort time lately told blossom friend'' that
there was only one thing more astonishing
IMAM the readiness with which Ned gave up
smoking when they became engaged. and that
was the rapidtty with which he took to it again
after they were married.
Hs She was Irish and sweet seventeen. She
SAID: sooner than live on charity, I'd beg
from door to door,"
e The census report makes the population of
Richmond &c, 243,
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Remedy For Roxvel GOmp3aints

A Remedy For Bovvel Complaints.
Editor Sar:-For dysentery and all bow 81
as blackberry root. 1t is to be had at all the
druggists In five cent packages. 1t Can De used
in the form of tea, or the root can be chewed
with equal effect. Genuine blackberry wine.
made from the fruit, is an excellent remedy.
Both OF these have cured when all other rene.
dies have failed. Where there Is pain plaster
OF oalsaM Of fir, or OF copaiba. on the pit of the
July IA. 1880
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Give the Trees n Drink .

Editor Stor:-By the cunning device of man
thousands OF trees In this city have been in a
measure deprived OF their right to the benefit of
showers. Encased in cement the roots receive
less than half the rainfall. The young trees in
many places already are losing the brilliant
green. VIII not each householder take pity on
the trees in front OF his own door, @,
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS -. republican meeting
was held at Douglas. nall Uniontown, d. c.,
last night, 10 organize for the campaign. f.
veq Fsr was ehoseh PFeIaen5 Dr. George
tary, and Thornton Slaughter treasurer. Mr..
Douglass, on assuming the chair. made speech
for the republican nominees and was followed
by DR.. George W. Fisher. Resolutions were
passed tndorsing thorough canvass in the
Southern states, and tor the erection OF Gar
field and Arthur pole and banner at HillSdale.
meeting OF TennesSeeaDs was held last
night 10 organize republican state association.
Hon, a. VI. Hughes. IT.. was elected temporary
chairman, and Mr.. j. II. ). Parker temporary
TTTSltt5I! .. VI b-sHop, ~. ". hcDalu s.uu n,
w Austin were appointed a committee Oh
constitution and bylaws. An address was
made by Judge l. c. uouk.
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SUDDEN DBATHs.-Yesterday morning, Mr.. l..
u. Roberts. OF this city, while sitting at a table
The deceased was engaged there In obtaining
statistics OF the fruit trade for the Census
Bureau, and had been there few weeks. His
city. He had been In the employ OF the Census
Bureau for month or two but was formerly
connected with the Morning Herald. Baltimore.
end resided at 1lS Cathedral street. 49, Lucy
Mitchell, otherwise Lucy johnson, living at 30s
13k street, died suddenly this morning.
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save Your Hair.'' keep 1t Beautiful -
r.. LONDON HAIR Restorer" 1nsures new growth.
London Hair Restorer" Restores the Color.
London Hair ReStorer" EXQUISITE dressinr
London Hair Restorer." The only cieanIy and
London Hair Restorer." efTectual Hair Restorer
London Hair Restorer." In the market Not dye
A toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoXi-
Gus or unpleasant odors Price 75c. At all
druggists.
stott Cromwell, wholesale agents, Wash
mgtCn.
'ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In Is lbs
ward" prints, soc. per 10. Also, cottage
CHEESE puttermilk and sweet milk &c. per OF.
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Cotton CLOTH, &C.; LonSdale cambria, ger
4Cine) PKG; linen towels 81 doz.; regular made,
lose, i9c.; lawn, &c. At Brodhead * Coz old
stand 1873 r StTeeI.-AJrt
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List Of drawings published in the New, York
World, Herald, Sun, Stats Zetung, Phila.delphia
Dispatch, Cincinnati Inquirer. Cincinnati Com
mercial and Louisville Commercial. Az out OF,
town ticket holders mailed copy OF the Official
list as soon received.
n B.-The Kentucky State Lottery Company
has no agents in Canada AL persons soliciting
orders from there by circulars are swindlers.
1y7-l0. 49, 1877
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CONGRESS Hall, Cape May. always the favor
I've CT Baltimore ana Washington, IS again
GtSeTVFdiy 60.
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CHANGED His BAsK.-Mr. l. Moot has gone to
Saratoga with his stock OF goods. and WIN re-
open az his present stand with new and larger
stock In the fall
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WASHINGTON MARKEr-At Queenstown Drove
1ard.--2V cattle sold at prices ranging from
to cts Market brisk. 400 sheep and lambs
$50 sold at prices ranging as follows:-Old
sheep from to cts per pound; lambs from y
to5A: cows and calves from 500 TO $40 Market
for cattle brisk
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER IRA ms
baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner
9th and II Streets.
Baltimore and Ohio

10ASA1NAoIc AAa oIAHO
Jersey Avenue
MORNING.
tfhaa. >, Bait. Il way. 6 100
IN. Y. h Phila. ex. :. .6:lO
western express. j.. g 40
Bait. h way stations. 8 20
Fred. Il way stations. S :25
Bait; & Annap. eX. 1927
I baltimore express. 9 :OO
Martinsburg &waysta9 AS
fBalt. 4 way stats. 10: sc
Baltimore express. IL 80
tDaiIy.
+Sunday only.
Other trains daily ex-
cept sunday.
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BENEDICTINE MALT WINE BsER-FTnIpy A..
hoch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CITY ITEMS,

TIE LADIES companion, LolG1e's Headache
Specific, a positive cure for headache
BENEDICTINE malt wine beer. Finley & Koch.
agents, 1906 Pennsylvania ave- 2W
SKINNY MIN AND WOMEN are net admired. II
lacking nesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"Neues' Health Reaescer." Greatest remedy on
&C 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street
n. T., and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue
BKEEDIcTINE malt wine beer. Finley & Koch.
agents, lZc6 pennsylvania ave. Wv
NOTHING CAN EXCEED the folly and stupidity
Of those who submit to the pangs OF the various
forms and complications OF rheumatism and
govt. by which they are tortured and disabled
Wnen Iney can, by one or two applications of
cues Ltnanent Iodide ammonia, obtain instan.
taneous and permanent relief,
Giles PiUs cure headache.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES,
100 West Broadway, N. Y.
Trial size, rs cents
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late an assistant surgeon In the United states
army, died at the government Asylum for tue
insane few days ago. Dr.. D., In 1878 was in
jured While walking along 18TH and F streets nv
reason OF brick In the pavement and his limbs
becoming paralysed, finally his mind became
impaired, and his commitment to the Insane
tered against the District, and some months ago
him, ~
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THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY co. Is
DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF
KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE
IN PUBLIC AT CONVICTION. KY, ON WE'D
NESDAY.
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SKULL FRACTURED BY TIE KICK OF "A Hossg.
Mr.. Stephen Anderson employed at Calf & Co.'S
feed store, corner lst street and Indiana ave,
while attempting TO hitch up horse yes.
teTday, was Kicked on the left temple and Sc
r1ously injured. He was removed to his home on
Indiana ave-, between LIST and End streets, and
attended by Drs. Magruder and Briscoe, who
found that his skull was fractured, also that he
was suffering from conclusion OF the brain.
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Picnics. Excursions. &C.

Next Monday the Philharmonic Society Will
give day and moonlight excursion to Marshall
Hail, on the steamer Corcoran. The boat viii
leave at 10 a. m. and p. m. There Will be a
concert at the Hall.
The metropolitan police excursion for the ben
eIlt OF widows and ORPHANS OF deceased memneI 8
OF the FORCE which takes place July 23i to G'y-
mont has been so changed as to embrace a trip
down. at O'Clock in the evening, for the accom-.
mediation OF those who cannot 60 in the morn
ing.
The steamer ArrOwsnlith will leave at seven
next Monday evening for moonlight excursion
rs miles down the river. Tickets only fifty
cents
Plants third annual excursion to Glymont
comes OIL tomorrow. The w. w. Corcoran will
leave at $50. Cars will be in waiting on the re-
turn of the boat.
The excursion Of the census enumerators, for
which complete preparations have been made
VIII leave tomorrow evening on the j. W.
Thompson at P. NJ, and returning leave Mar
shall Hall at 12 D. m.
The George Leary excursion to Pney Point
comes OIL tomorrow. She will leave ar $50 a.
M and return at II p. III.
The Mary Washington leaves tomorrow
morning at nine for Occoquan Falls.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
John ThurSton and Lizzie Williams; James
Brown and Fannie c. Hansorough; Joseph E.
Jennings and Katie L Jones; Edgar VlIet, OF
Tallahassee, Florida and Christine Nellie Hal
ter, OF Philadelphia; w. T. Fuelling and Lena
Steiner; Chas. F. Boulder and Lena L. Green;
W. A.. Newhall and Mary F. Lloyd VIM. West
ard Nancy Williams; VIM. Diggs and Martha
Platter; Joseph Butler and Matilda Thomas;
Thomas ii. Disney and M. Blanche Harrison:
Fred. FTitz-Henry Howard, OF N. Y. city, and
Frances Eva GOSS
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THUNKs'
BAGS AND SATCHELS.
IMMENSE STOCK. POPULAR PRICES.
At TOPHAMS
Popular Factory and Wsrerooms, EykxX
42S Seventh street. LkII
East Eide. adjoining Odd Fellows Hall.
TRUNKS, &C., repaired and covered by first
Glars workmen. je24-1m
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THE LADIES' companion, Lotlil1e,s HeadGctf
Specific, positive cure for headache.
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WOODWARD, LoTHRoP & eooHRAHE.
jy12 7O5 and 700 MARKET SPACE.
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DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,

Persons desiring delightful change from the de-
ad hairs se r Sa on Gat s6 en' PSn
mac river 10 Alexandria and return, eSzzSznA
any day during the week, for Is cents or 10 ttckes
for 80 cents, the Ferry Boats; children under 10
years Of age free. The Boats leave Washington
8 80. 30, IL 80 a. no. IL 80, 80 80 80
80. 80, go and z 80 p. IN. The trips ait 80
80 and . 80 p. M. are especially refreshing ane
inygoratiIg. ie3O- I'm
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II ESDAY, July 20TH, lSSs
on the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON
paDclng commences 81 soon IS boat leaves wharf
tlslorlos Brass and String Band has been el-
Gagged for tie occasion. 49, -
bdult's ticke;; 90 cents; Child's ticket 25 cents
Boat ies es 1th street wharf 4 80 m. foot His-l
ingtCu at 10 O'Clock r. II in time for ,ars ., 81
section OF the city and GEORGETOWN fvi3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11
Amputation Of the Leg.
The old Fantlt Physician az
Fault DR.. David kennedY the
Successful Surgeon.

Maary i the universal neccss3iy ahl
uonc hag q cyhie or FOOL ulll aHoeg g. dr.
spasc it Mr. AhgAn Eisuefth 81 Fort
EscH, Ulster cennty, n. \ bad nsAliael
this iraih. His disease inyolvel the
whole u his thigh bone. snd tho suffering
mar iookod iorward witAoat apparent rea
son. to death A. hla only dolivenn ha
iasaily physician reiase,lj 10 amputate the
limb asserting that the operation would
kill TIE petent go the spot nr Nfrai
KENNEDY ~ B0ndoat ~ J. who Was
consulted. held different opimioa and
Ampatated the limb. Tho Doctor ihon al.
minisierod freely his great Hood Specific
fANOhITE REMEDY 90 afford tone and
strength 10 the system 90 prevent the ~.
turn Of the disease and Mr.. Ellsworth re-
mains 70 lthis day Ia thc bloom 81 health.
This geutlomans disease gas the offspring
u foul blood aud kennelv's FANoKlIE
REMEDY purified The blood and restored
~ him the power onee more H. ealoy his
life Are yon suffering from any disease
traceable 60 the same causof Try Favor
lie Remedy lour druggist has II ONE
DOLLAR q Bottle. bear in mlnd the
proprieto~'s name and address DR.
D1r.d KENNEDY, Rondout New York
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ve h@d tslas and sT&oe ts maAhoa eAeA
hease - slluminAted. lrsi fmfscs il &c ~
ihas Al@osi sVey l!epuhie4a house IA
Ills village ana coed saaay Al he Eaa,
village were Smelly tl9usnaieJ. MAsn
s,nnes l,eiae oae hlaSe q Gre Il "a osf.
taaniy Gar hsyoad car cEHacsAtioa and
showed ibs dsep iaisFest seli ~ tbe peo.
pie 10 tbs eleetloa 81 Repnbliaan Presi.
deaS Ard decidedly shosed iAaa 20, only
here bot al escf ths North who're hasinoss
"a - prosperous the people doat uani 3
chAngc
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1. O. Of G.. T.
Regular meetings on Saturday Evenings OF
each week, ct Adams Hall.
w.. ADAMS W. G. T.
CARRIE HoLLISTER Sect.
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Msts,vsses = nprEAss aAgLwap
= s8TG. srsEsnrssssT
asssas $50 ssEnKegux. rKEnoET
49,. L.ss. M.ssR.st.s
48ins EoErH
EAns tesnaBstsfteu
$50 N--Ma8
tsaa H@Ffsifki
tgsAs s.Ekt HtFsssf
spJMs spuaH.
sms. a. M4A
49, -sss Tara EtFrsss.
SEE Nsssa
- So s sseht Etprsss
stage R~.a.
kassses frsm Dessssta msaebsstsf Ispetpssiy
q. R.klaasea. FreFraslar
nrss Rsg-~a POSSES. gesassIs. e.
u Basrssea. freprsstst
n.if Arrives is aEE Leaves it q y
Es.tAs sasarss.. Sass.aaoa. Ts@.ss.d. a..
o. .. VAT. rrsprislot
o. aHa saef oeisits tSsa ths ssss. sfsH
Ekatsea as lstFe - MaNrh sstsF e. nosaAYa
MssehssAst ps9el A Is - Is ssAsaH fpt ksw
aat8swsa. lssvss Manchester rsilraas depot
sstsgs, rhsfe&syHaad estafeGfs aiF.H.
srtsief ~ ssSsiea " 9 -. p&sssnEeFs ~
@saeas%sa abA Tswashsna via Manthestsf wll
- eAFFAea - The tbsfs ssmsd Pssess Al tssssb'
skas rates.
Per-. Laa4gpss, E0~Aasawvg, casssss. &c.
Lsaer DAVE Proprietor.
asftsss 81 kaesbesisF raiifosA depot nonaayt
W4apts4kYs aAA FNssys atIEn
AsfxMHfNs. lsaFss MenebasGSr Easiro4A DEPOT
Ssssasgs. TEesstafs aaa Saturdays 81 ~ a. n.
stsf arnssl ~ 70 ~ a y, srkla gotsE korth.
gNe@ Lga4e@@svrv 10 CAsay.
= o upHTis. FrepTisi0s
aaiis CGsas
sB4pu ~ Fsiiresa faF kes York. Albany, fsey
ssnth sha gsM ate ~ &sd ioP n
sSBfA ~ railroad for hailtna, BaflingioH
heFgh and Hats oe -
aaAsFILi.R @ail ~ stage slsssss 10 % a. ".
F1sr 0FFiCKopsB fFen : A. n. los s8rE
@siis fsan tks NORTH STRIVE 81 the Posi ones
SisE.H.
rails from he soaih arrive 81 the Poe, 0nes
NTtsrx
4 slls los PsTa. LAhdgreys, BoHdvine, Jamaica
Pc, ~ stage, close 81 FACTORY Point Peat Of
See 81 II AZ. Tuss3ays. Thursdays aBd Sat.
sFdaTs.
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This is beyond question: the most snc-
oessful Cough Medicine We have ever sold.
a. Cough, Group. and Bronchitis, while its
wonderiul success ia the cBre - Consnmp-
ban is without parallel ia the history q
medicine sinoe H. nrst discovery il has
tsen sold on = guarantees, q 90 which 80
other madeleine can stand II you have a
Cough We earnestly ask You 10 try IT,
Price 10 ets., 20 eta and siOl II yonr
Lungs are sore, Chest. OF BACK Lame, use
Shllohs Porous Plaster Price "a cents
sold by J n Ham. Manchester. AND by
G. J. WAr. Factory Point. VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

Nursing mothers aud delicate females
gain flesh aad strength from Malt Blttcrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

My mother was afflicted a long time
with Neuralgia and dull. heavy inactive
condition Of the whole system headache
nervous prostration, and Was almost help.
less No physicians or medicine did her
any good Three months ago she began
TO use Hop Bitters, with such good effect
that she seems and feels young again, al
though over 70 years old We think there
is no other medicine fit TO use in the fami
ly, "A lady in Providence, II, 1 -JmWedL
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Why do - many people We zee around
us. seem 70 prefer 20 suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming mp 81
the food, Yellow skin. when for 70 cts
We will sell the Shiloh's Nitalizer. gHaran-
teed 10 care them Sold by J. n HARp,
Manchester, and by O. J. WAR, Factory
Point NJ
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sHnOH's cATARRU nrMrpY

marvellous cure for Catarrh Diphtheria,
Canker mouth. and Headache With Zach
bottle there is an ingenious nasal Injector
for the more successful treatment Of these
complaints without extra charge Price
- 4. Sold hy ] y HHa, Mmth ar'
and lly e. WAr. Factory ruiut, w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11
aTH LoNpoNpEEnY

b G. Babbitt killed months pig
last seek that tipped The scales at a32
Mr. and Mrs G. 4. whitman have
gone to Worcester, Mass, Their many
friends here wish them apleasant visit and
safe rsturn
The Republicans iollihed hero both
"Wednesday and Thursday evening can.
non, drum corps torchlight procession
and general illumination.
The high winds Sunday afternoon
blew down the cupalo and spire OF tie
VI T. meeting house damage from tbyeo
ia i've hundred dollars Al the ZINE there
wor about 20 children and few adults
IN the house rehoarsing for Sabbath
school concert No one WAS injured but
All we're terribly frightened
The iirst passenger tram over the new
road came up from Braitleboro and re-
turned last Thursday, bringing number
a railroad officials and citizDns Of BrAttle-
boro. /, is not yet decided when regular
trains will he put on. Botl gravel trains
arc still engaged III ballasting principally
at this end Of the route. The depot and
engine house at this place will be eomplet-
ed ere this reaches your readers, and then
the help will he put to building ear
house ajIlO0 feet with tracks
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aANcIIrnrrn

opsa ffons.. stesrH
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p e N s IONS

Procured for al soldiers disabled in The U \
service from any cause. also for heirs OF deceas.
cd soldiers, The slightest liability entities to
pensions PENSIONS INCREASED.
Bountr and new discharges procured. Those
IN doubt a. 20 whether entitled to anything,
should - nd two Scent stsmps for our circular
OF infotmS'i, n" Address. with stamps STop-
DART Co., solicitors Of CLAIMS and Patents
Room s, 1t Cloud b Il ding. Washington, d. c.
22tw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

AsANbAEOREs
y. II. UtIey and Serrel Alien who
have both been sick for long time. are
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Abbott have re-
turned from few weeks visit to the north
part q the state.
Rodney and Katie LAmpson arc re-
ioicing over the Advent of stranger Of the
male persuasion.
We have bad a few rainy days bat our
springs aud wells have not been dry 10
long before for many year
N. A Thompson has his honse nearly
eotapleted and The mascns ara putting 90
the finishing touches ii uill be model
o. eoascuience.
Last Sunday vas the most
uindy day Of our remembrance. Fences
sers tossed about aud trees uprooiel ia
lively manner. II II. Harlou had 4 ahel
demolished
a looa was c&ptarei on the ClArks.
wills pond few days since and J. Allen
hAa = stuffed lie has large collection
q ssufel birds and his wife ia said to BE-
hae workman =; thar business.
This toxn east sa yoies for Garfield
and nary ooe Tor ihe saporh. Our fee
Democrats either stayed a, home or vent
cut u toua 10 vote. Ons lonesome look.
ing Democrat was down frotn rern. bu.
not beiRg able 10 End 5 ticket aaa rot be.
Ing yell enough posted b. vrile enc be
vent sway without voting
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11
20, nnra 20 I'm, ahi.r,l.n

Temperance people often say that most
Of the popular medicines they see adyer-
tised are nino.tenths rum. That is true OF
many, but not Of DR. David Kennedy 3
'Fayorite Remedy The doctor agrees
with his temperance friends that ii is bet
ter TO die Of disease than OF drink "Fav-
orite Remedy" cures Kidney Troubles,
Liver Complaints, Constipation Of the
Bowels, as nothing else does or ever did
1t drives away sickness. 1t cools the
blood. II costs only a Dollar bottle TO
try IL Ask your druggist or send to the
Doctor OF Rondout, n. y. film
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

The t.elsullloAns a this piAor il hoa
e. q Tae-isy's greas yieioFy vars iuls.laai
lae Wednesday err HOa- pxrla Arnold
bad she pssi-assos and his riose hnsly
deoasstej vish nATs and drspeFy q red
Waite aad hlne Each wisdov 81 he resi-
deace and ssnte wsrv tsilliAnily fllani.
naAea A large aAs was rpspeaded Aeruas
shs ssrpst xith sasAlisx ouus hearing tho
names a osrfisld and Arthur A process.
aou was iosraod aaa marched throaEh the
sirscls, haltiaF under the flag in froni Of
g. Mkrtsns las osics. uhsu Mr.. ]. G.
Jones sntro3uood MF Martin uho appear.
ed on ihe t&looay aud spoke TOT few
minutes. eongratuiAting the Republicans
on tie great work Just accomplished and
ch"er after cheer wa given for the Preai.
dent elect aad Tor tbespcAker Our friends
ifoEA thc souih village came mp with the
beg qua aud ared salute u 100 guns
Mech credit is due } O Martin Tor mon.
ey furnished aud efficient aid in getting
up and carrying out successfully this dem.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-07-31
Sheriff s Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIAN M,
DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF NERMILIoN,
Howard Hoffpanir, President OF
the Police Jury
VS.
VOORHEES, Trahan, Tax Collector
ct al.
No 1904.

By virtne OF q writ of feri facias
issued in The above entitled suit by the
District Court of the State of Louisiana,
in and for the parish of Verm'l'on, and
to me directed, there will be exposed at
public sale. to the last and highest bid
der, at the courthouse door, in the town
of Abbeyille. with benefit of appraise-
ment. on
Saturday August 18th 1880,
between the hours of II O'Clock a. NJ,
am 4 o'clock p. M, and continuing from
day to day, if necessary, all the rights,
titles, interests and demands Of defendant
in and to the following described pro-
perty, seized to satisfy said writ. to wit :
Southeast quarter of section 90,
T. -, r. -, situated in the par
ish of Vermilion, on the east side
of Bayou Vermilion, containing
one hundred and sixty-one acres j;
also lots Nos. 1, 2 & 3 of fraction
al section Is, in township II.
south Of range 3 east, containing
one hundred and thirty 7oIloo
acres, situated IN the parish OF
Vermilion, on the west side OF
Bayou Vermilion ; also lot No.
AZ Of A. D.. Megret's portion OF
the town of Abbeville. measuring
80 feet front on State street, by a
depth of $40 feet, as per plot OF
said town, bounded north by LOT
No. Al, south by lot No. 43, east
by State street and west by lot
No. "a.
Also lot No. 81 Of Megret's
portion of Abbeville, measuring al
per plot of said town, 80 fee
front by a depth Of l42 feet
} inches ; boundeo north by Boule
ward St. Victor, south by lot No
!, 81, east by bit No. So and west b,
lSt. Charles street.