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, 1880-10-06

Two OF tile largest buildings of Water
bury, Conn, consisting Of 1lo!nics, ll0oth &
llaydon's lnaohiue works, with lnrgo aunntify
OF costly implements, wero destroyed by tlro
yesterday. Tho tUas Ia ostitnatc,l at faN,OU.
, 1880-10-06

.RonEIrr MAd1Lrr of, ,C1arlestown, ". Va.,
tried to poison his Wifi, Ills three Children. ntltl
bis Btepfathor Mt hR hplna III that city. lilo Inns
been arrested at Harrisburg, Pa., to answor for
bis dlaboitcal sohetnc.
, 1880-10-06

COURTNEY, the Oarslnati, won race ycstor-
day. 1Ie hal no competitor. Riley, who had
agrced to row against l,tsu, fa!lol 10 put In MI
appearance. Courtney had no appearance Of
sckneAs this tInp. To-day Ito will try to beat
tho lest tiine on record, three milcs iu .0:f&i.
, 1880-10-06

BECAUSE of n reduction Of 10 per cent In
their wagos tho operatives Of tho A. ". sprnEMO
Manufacturing Cotnpany's mills, of Nnt,ck. IL
l.. naYo struck work, uno THO mi,s hnvc shut
down. -
, 1880-10-06
POSTAGE.

knt<srd at nj f'ost-tlmet nt thtedso i Al seond-
t4das Matter.
For tho bcnont at dur pntrona Who aesore 10 senn
single cop!c* Of THE TnfnUSE thtonFh TIC fnha' NO
dive herewith the transient rato Uf postaRos
,'..:t: Fh,t1fsftt. Ilff Cppp.
Eight and Twelra TnEo faper...s..s'...'' mi camt'
Hlxteon luRa lapor. eonus'
It1rfqfa
Eight md Twelve 1'ngc pnpet...........'.@ eemts'
Slxtocn Pa4a rnbpr. .:.''''''''''~ s'"'0'
, 1880-10-06

hono of tho Democracy now Is tho potency Of
1lnrnlna's barrrl. English Inns not taken much
Ott of his. i}ar,lum Is oil tho Rro,tnti, however,
md will roinatn until aftes election.
, 1880-10-06
, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER o, 1880.
THE tricnnIal elections throughout Franco
will he held on tho 7th Of November.

.CnAHLEs II. VoonII1s, the Congressman
from tho Fifth Now Jersey District, has bcen
lntl[ctetl for cubezzltug moneys Of tho Ifaokca-
suck nank. =
, 1880-10-06

ANY n,1il mtglt bo proud Ut the compll-
ment that Lather Lutiiti Mills received ycster-
duy. Pow luwyess tn this city could serve fous
years ~ t,tAto's Attorney aud bv put Up for q
second terul by ucetamufiou.
, 1880-10-06

Dr. tho explosion OF gasoline limp the
three chlldron Of Mr.. william CAr}s, n lcn',ing
business mnn Of Jacksonville, Fin. wure blirnel
to death yesterday. Mrs. Clatk is nut expected
IN rtanrpr.
, 1880-10-06

11EsrEntA LODGE. NJ. 81, +. 4 4. M.-stcmbels
ero hereby ''atlt!ea Y attend SgH1f
ltandolph nnd llnlsga st' n Wsans,snY G Sv9n. s
ltapd LodAs and ali psher Master 3insona ~ gtnd
standing asu carln!lI nvttod T. st9 snsGnt iH W't-
CiIAs. ii. FIREMAN. Secretary.
, 1880-10-06

BEFORE tho next judicial Convention therQ
will probably ho IN exodus OF nblo lawyors 10
tho country towns
, 1880-10-06

WAS Hancock the "one other lawyor"
rofer5gl to by Con. 0Eant, who was to havo
tue $sa0,o 600 corruption fco In tho seven million
Louisiana loveo- boul swtulto In oaso tho steal
Rucggplgd2
, 1880-10-06

'r,IE "Grant on llaur0cls" dispatch came
40 iato Mt night 10 TtE TRIBUNE tint wo bud 10
tI1np to naku editorial eotnnlents thorc,'tl yes
tcrlny Jnornlng. 1t rl.no 30 lNtu thAt 0nly mo
Of our city contemporaries hull tho cnterttrtso
to c0py 1t IUtO 4 "Geuold uclQek 1tiltluu."
, 1880-10-06

THE first effect OF a Republican Victory
next Hgbk would. In tho Judgment Of tho Cln-
cfnnati C6Iamerctdl DO tue removal Of Mr.
Ehgllsh from tho DonocrAt!o ticket.
, 1880-10-06

TUE denomination Ut Maj. UEockwRy is q
de&Gryed rucoKnluon Of hla yrcat fidelity and
executive shitity. lie has made tho ltecorde1's
, 1880-10-06
HANCOCK OFFERS STRAW DA1L FOR H18
ThRTYtB BEHAVIOR.

PtRTYtE nFHAvipR.
sc,,ntor t,nnklInr, IN III. sucrc., Mt 1tic],- |
mn,ul. IuI.. rrfrrrcG In tl,c lto,,rnck trtlcr m
snuthrtt, claims In Tim following surpcstfve
lnno,,nre.
Grn. uancock co,ncs nit III n letter In which
he sMys hc will vGln b!li* n,sted " ne'1l1srale
III ft,c IL H. n,,,:s IN; trt.i H. lin wiz tmIy
think uf IT ent,tate au!!ss t,niI for hs party III
M! MS nT T,,,gssi. aneia ,ay t !, iii tn
tho p.aco row. Tl,iuk. .'s II 1u.nncnt Ihs
fSnct i'Mxl sys: e acnMses M wno
yu,,r husMlsui,,e Litynr i.ichlnn t,t hid 10 gut
kpitlt,'hMy tu eunu tCrwnf.i nn! cefiity' Or III
that sIcinty would not commit a,tne pnl,-
l!u Injury Or wrlnEf ;, sstl'th'te tue Gntltis.
rni,lo NIT ind suy Tint he wo,,l6 vnto
tiiet niA such r'scRlly bill u TUG itei'iD.iG',
1m1I,, n Fiji III. t,rw viii l,us it ta;tsrc nr III,
hns,lHa1. It flu wr,r tho ra.ltIate IT Tho III.
eI @ mf,y, ,r, " ~ ,s.x ~ :r .ty @ ~ f,rmnr ~ u,
cIufn, md Hsk tin t,,,ttl.lencc III Tho Nation R1d
ne Gs,tI u o GnfG1tfss. Ma, s! !nn tt g
cau,itc IL compelled To c.. nit l.tl,l sIy Tint
be VII Mtchi iho ye.o t"wsr' tin!s ~ VII cntM"
liz .,,,,y wmy 81 ss;;vt lis NsMn,. .ssses or tl.y.
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, 1880-10-06

Clark street. bctwecn Lake md llnndnlph 5tnstru
eptartnnuunt. Afternoon nnd gvunltIR.
, 1880-10-06

1indfon street, betwcen State and peatbor'f. En-
Raxsmeut Ut Uennan Th0n1ps0n. "Joshnn WHIT
copb.n A{ttrnbun hnu evening.
, 1880-10-06

au III Et1f4t1Ga!1 l4trkGy rs SGuH re- pFHEt1tHUlU !
Ami ns rnr M .romnntib,o win tilo integrity Of
~, srs,,.it.h t.n it, ";so ,,r,,,,,so. .,,s,,
tao 1arksn h"p'Fo. ~ nso p.u1,'ses ,, s"e.
measure Ut tlitn'lcfnf reform "a Will tnett with
tho approval Of those WIN hold tho bunds Ut
'rnrr"r ,rho 1,,,rtr. n. n cnu1,t,un of thrap
rntns,n. ;m.,.,s hat ,ra r,,~cr. sh,lI
FeloFthss HAles" 1nak 'ho inMc'1 eu"',
abundun tho lat.tl demonstration. THU London
Daf'u Nt'rs, tho organ Of tito English Liberals,
-. ~ a"...s,., o a. I ,,.~,v.t,,,t, ,TI
tneS aFet"oi1noE tcnsono r .s,,.e..., ,
refcrH to the whole tiotu rs hthan'y-alssttiseti
ic!intcu uf tho authority OF Etrnre This Ii
,,ndp,,t,tc.1lv tha wny It Ia lookctt OF by Engtu.
49,. ,tt ~ III. .,,. T. III, ,,,, H., ,,,hnr
n,ltt whether th'a wow 10 ho.a " s"e o'Aos
Powers bus mol yet beoil made known.
~~ --
GRANT THROWS LIGHT on HANCOCK.
Tho light thrown by lien. Grant upon tho
history of llanc0ck's famous ''Ordcr No.
40" Is n revelation of thu trtto inwardncss OF
the man tint will surprise tho whole cotltl- I
try, oven III tllesu tlnys of Startling lEscny-
cries. 1t now nppcnrs tliat tl,cro was ITO less
= <zfN1f fuI1 IL Il
, 1880-10-06

DIspArclfEs ltkc this will bo pouring liz
frusn tho country towns tlcfora tho week IL out:
"Uur Democratic citfzons wors surprlstti nnd
annnycd ttla nornlng tn Ind efHlKctl on tholr
doors, fct,ccs, and sidewalks tho aabalsH letters
nud tigtIrcs:
"'1upcrl, l.. T.. IiG515'
"'1 Ill Il. n.G1:G 0vun for one day..
'3s sut down oil: nsolulnuAs ot I III dcatroycds
waIlt tn lo reoyctl.'"
Wlat will 1t oil u!cNn2
, 1880-10-06

r yShtsa Stocking 1tnae.Isn1f Park
Michigan nvnnne, cppest0 Washington etroeL
Came bctwaon tic Lnko yiur md Chicago Clubs n
HaU d, In,
, 1880-10-06

IIa1stth atecet. bctw6un Madison and Monroe.
"F1r L!to NIL variety entcstatnuont Afternoon
and ovonlng.
, 1880-10-06

Thu country viii stand amazed Mt these r. ]
,uorl;oi,]a rryr,o,Ious nnd eycry ho,,cst nmn
rot hnaod,lor hv ,urt,sau frclint will furn
n,yav IN sorrov ayt t1,spust mt trr mrt
,,ayct IN this corrunt lus,ucss by the "S,,.
,mrhn rIonrncl,
-----.------. ---.-:-- -
THE REPUBLICAN, COUNTY NOMINATIONS
,Ihe nctlGn nj the Republican County Con-
yent!on Yesterday was highly con,nlentlablr,-
eoin,ncutlablo because of thu nominations
TINT were lna.lc, md slsc BECAUSE Of ma,ytt
refused To Mnke+ Tl.u srIcctio1ls Of caltli-
ttates far the irntic1ul utljcps were grI,crN,ly
fortuuatc, Afcssrs, llawcs, Anthony, am
Gardner aru )uwycrs Of lopg experience a,Hl
Of established and rccog1,!zctt ability. They
,trc gentlemen Of l,fgl personal character,
mil arc of TINT class Of 1prsons especially
a,laptcl 10 SECURING and retaining tie respect
and confidence OF tho community. Mr.. VIII
i,msou Is a resilient Ut onu of tho northern
towns. a,ul WIS yo,lcllct fur and urged by
many Ut tho country members. lie Inns n
law Office II, the city. md enjoys n consider
able p1actics derIyrtt chiefly from tho dis
trtcts. 1le Is a 1nau Of good prlyato c!sar-
meter a,ul fa[r legal abilities: lc represented
his district III The stntc Senate a lew Years
ngo.
{irn. o, l.. Mann, tic candidate for Sheriff,
II tho urcscnt, efficient and popular Coroner,
anu his selection will bu aceeptabu to every
man Of business mud among ali clusscs who
desire tho laws enforced honestly, promptly,
md fear]csly,
"'r .,..,o ~a,,nn;r,.,o,s - ,t,or 1no,, ,,u,s
far 3tatc's-Attor1,ey, and Of Mini. Dyoclswny
for RccurtEcr, a1Nl .Iacob Gross for Cleric Ut
H. s,.... w.. ...ra.'.,t,.,,,, ',.,,,,,,,,.,,
'1e eo"'t, ~ supss..l11"''s 1la,l''oas ,. Hn.es.
were ,nerlted compliments to these fulthful
'''..iefs M ,r,, .o,, g. ,,r t,o ,o,,o =, t,,r
MF. Cn'lllte 4hatso'', LOT llso o'lco Of LIT
orer. In cnfital Selection, Atn.cse1t lie fills
s H." ,'n,4 81 tr".,a, ~ t,,a i,naro .rv ,f.,;
son IL ,,cscryutIly q leader among tl,p Scarlul-
n, ,,,una mr., hna tl,c rnuti,,r,,co and rrsnpct
Of Of, Ill i cli1zsa m 's1 WHO ok know i.n 'N' ''''
rho SELECTIONS fur County Commissioners
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, 1880-10-06

Randolph street. between CLARK md Ia FalIo: lsf.
Ragoment OF Lnwrbuce nnrrctt- Afternoon ;" Mnf-
biz ucnst.h Evcntn9, "Ju!ius CEslr.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

-NgKEs, sif.uE, daughter q Gearks
slfsE. ops q ear moi worthy Grrmaa
oIsiEsss. dlsd e. nc is,A inst, agsA =
ytan
Hm c Abraas. fcprtsshurg ne
SCI kaswn mstcanais Agsaey ,oi II g
paas & Co., q ARsnY, was 10 town ~.
esaaY Or bssiaen eoehscisj With na
ffm.
Berlin i 10 sbiaibg r.sos Of Adnah
JeDss, .hs genial proprietor Of Jooss linB
At. J0ncs iss bssebcr. sHd saIas iroE
that calling il ths Only asasftAkor 10 ths
place. TrulT pseaiiIr comhlaAlionl
John Feathers o. IIeag's Corasrs has
tskss = hsavy esntFael for iuFnishing
cssi, and i expected here With bis lsans
tbs week 10 eonmsaos building kilns,
three Ii uambsF Mr. Feathers intend,
70 eaf the timber from an excessive tract
Of iaSd par. of Il known ts The Macon.
bre bill, ussr The Massachusetts llne, and
will deliver biz coal when burned u this
station o. The Harlem EItensioa railroad
A woodeu railway i being bail. a. South
beriis from The coal kilus 10 the foot o.
tie mountaiu, whsre the wood Is being
cut
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

MAY; This il the month ia which
Trailing Arbutus is sought Also, 10
this month. the front gate begins to ex
hibit signs Of wear. The weather
prophets guess at "balmy Atmosphere
for May. and the poet writes his usual
Lovely May" verses for the village
paper. This is all right but il you arc
wise you will get bottle OF Baxter's
Mandrake Bilters and use them as d.
rected, to ward Of Jaundice, Liver
Complaint aud Billiousness, consequent
upon the warm temperature Of this
month. Only rs cents per bottle. m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

Some people have fashion Of con.
iusiug excellent remedies with the
large mass Of patent medicines, aud
10 this they are guilty Of a wrong.
There are some advertised remedies
fully worth all that Is asked for tbem
aud one at least we know el--Hop
biusus. The writer has had occasion
to use the Bitters IN just such climate
as We have 10 Bay City. ard has always
found them to be fret class and reliable
doing al that is claimed Tor them =
Irlbnng.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20
ONHU MAN FLESH.

BAEEEsHELp, Yr., Dec. 23d, 1879.
II. J. KENDALL & Co.--Geuts:l Wish 10 add
my testimony IN favor Of your invaluable Hni.
mont, KondAlIs siAYin Cure In the spring Of
1862 slipped on the ice and sprained my right
limb at the knee joint. | was very lame, and at
times, suffered tho mOst circulating pain.
wore a bandAgo on II forever year, aud tried
most everything in my reach, but could find
nothing that would give me permanent relief.
When / oyersoTked, il Would pain me very
much. In April, 1878. | began 10 think | should
be cripple for lie, but, having some 0f keu-
daiFr spawn Cure thought woald tryit.
uaef oue.thlrd Of bottle, and experle need re-
lief At once The pain left ne and has not
troubled me since. feel very grateful 10 you,
aud would recommend "Kendalls spawn Care"
70 ali who suffer with gprsins or rheumatism.
Yours Truly,
MRS. J. BoUTELL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20
HYDE PAnK. VT. Noy. g.b. 1917

HYDE PARK, W.. Nov. 6th, 1877.
d. j. KEyDALL 81. Deer SRI am no
great friend to patent medicines bnt do not hes
itate TO speak good word for your Spawn Cure.
Two years ago b ught valuable three year
old colt 10 Cana Ia, but before reaching home
discovered that ne was lsinc from a curb n
curb continued TO enlarge and would Al umcs
render the en 81 latns tia lie C0ul Tot ne
driven, and he h1bblet YeS badly I kas b.
duced 20 try y0ur Spawn Curo, aud with one
bottle and bali took away The enlargement.
and from that cat - tle prueeat time he has
not been lame For curb therefore do not
hesitate 10 re ommend people to try "KendAlrs
Spawn Cure. You're Truly
REV. o. : BASF0ED.
Editor OF the Lanioile News.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

Constipation Invariably follows Liver
Complaint; but Il is easily overcome by
The timely use OF BAXTRR's MANDRAKE
BIT1ERs. Dyspepsia also readily Yields
TO this potent remedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

Ths Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
Will send their celebrated Electro. V Oh
iaic Beltslo the afflicted upon 80 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write TO them
without delay.
27Iv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

Gaps made in flesh by cuts, speedily
disappear without leaving a scar when
Henry & JoHSsoN's ARNIcA AND Or
LIEIMENT Is used.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

DowNs' ELIXIR will cure all lung dis
eases. The best medicine known for
whooping cough IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

BoxnyuAE
-Au Grabsm LA sissi bloomlng
CsfrHs Gts iees hiFh
Rata. Brutas. tie Straitsn foH huat-
~, died at "Wednesday sgcd ~ ysan
-FriAay biKsi ths Efouad Wa slightly
ffozsn Knd i sso-sd 10 stragioe % Moo.
dsy add Tuesday
-iiirtm Williams, lhs other mofnlng
gbted pie q rabblsh be bad raked
fran sis garden and went II 70
breakfast TIE hlgh vlnds slsw sp.fk.
towards sbe barn ana whsa he wsnl cot
: short iine aher be iaana tie bsrn %
Ore ADD 10 pta u every eKefliou ,he
house Esd b.ru ADJ considerable iarui-
tofe were destroyed. ne wa iasured
iof s70o
snUrn LONDONDERRY
--F.mer, AID gardeners baGy
New goods sl sfousd
White hoa lat Friday Morning.
-work 90 the Baptist church 1. pro-
gufsiug
Mr Phi'eman Holden, AZ old ciliE, u,
DIED Aondsy The lob, aged "a year..
We received pleasant call last week
from .. NJ. Bowlss, the sprightly wood-
ford ssyspGper correspondent. And SGs
glad to ieSIa ihsi he will again eommuuI.
cate With the Journal We have losg
regarded Mr. b. as Qua VI the heel local
correspondents 10 lie State EAd 1osgiAlu'
late TIC JouRSAL tradcp apor the con
llnuanes 81 be regular conmuide lions
--Jerope VI. Wight. tbs resilsmanly
and Bu,ine.I IKE elerl al H. r. Cbate'.
store goes 10 Fairmont, Neb. 10 about
two week. where . cierksbip .WAils him.
Thu', one by one our young ptu Of bust
ness talents are hsving us This Is sOr.
rowfal announcement. yet true, aud will
40 continue uatil stronger Efforts are
made TO seize upon our natural sdvanta.
ges and start business boom here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. K. Cudworth, who
we're recently married, gave reception
to party % shout 80 friend. Saturday
evening The occa.ion proved very en-.
ioysble, r'p.cisly the elegant and sub.
stanrial spread TO which the guests werc
invited about ii O'Clock. Many coBgrat.
ulAtious were given The newly married
pair extending to some rich aud elegant
presents We note very nice clock The
gift OF Hon. J l. Martin and wife aud
DR., a. u. Bixby aud wife, dozen silver
knives from Mclendy Bros dcz.u silver
forks from Mr, aud Mrs II Dudioy aud
Mr. snd Mrs. Il. ?. Chase, an elegant
castor from Mr.. aud Mrs. John Aiken
ana SIR. aud Mrs. e. W. Chase, 4 besuli-
fol pickle dish from Mr.. aud Mrs II. I.
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a pie shovel from g.. G Smith, napkin
rings irotn the paIenis OF the groom,
napkin rims IRON sister oil the saine, pair
81 vases from Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. A. Ben
,on, tides from Mas Hattie M. Pierce
aud Mrs. q. /. Shauks, aud more practi.
al still comes jar OF butter from Mr..
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Adding TO these the many nice aud valu.
'be presen" received upon their ms.-
isgs from friendsin Hebron aud vicinity
he display Of bridal giils was very fine
Al late hour The company broke up |
eaving their prayers for long aud uEsfui
ives for both bride and groom.
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waking made very easy with Lyons
Heel Stineners; they keep oar boots and
shoes straight. Slim
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From
REV. P. \. GRANGER,
From
Presiding Elder Of the st. Adams Dist

Presiding Elder OF The ST. Adams Dist.
ST.. ALBAss, VT, Jan. 20lh, 1880.
On. b. ]. KENDALL h Co., Gents: In reply to
your letter ] will say that my experience with
Kendalrs SPAWN Cure has been very satisfactory
indeed. Three or four years ago procured e
bottle of our agent, and with il cured horse
OF lameness caused by a spawn. Last season
my horse became very lame aud turned him
out for few weeks when he became better, but
when put him on tho road he grew worse,
when found that a ring bone was forming
procured bottle Of KendAlls SPAWN Cure and
with less than bottle cured him 30 that he is
not lame, neither can the bunch be found
Respectfully yours,
Pm. GRANGER
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