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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
Central Vermont R. R. Line.
Commencing Monday, July IL. 1880.
rRAINsGoING SOUTH ANDEAsT.

TRAINsGoING SOUTH ANDEAsT.
Lava uontpelierAts 80 and I145A M, s.55andlLIO
Hsil from Syracuse and ogdensburgh, 81: Al
hans aud Burlington leaves Montpelier 500 A. NJ Tor
Boston N0rss SA from Montreal St Adams BurlinEton
S Sev london London SprinsGeld New York and inter-
m TTxE9 Abanss % Burlington
lap N Montpelier s s. p. NJ. for Northneld., q. A.
NiGHT Express from OzdensburS MontTeal ~ o. a.
Rnstnn. via Lowell OF Fitchburgh, springfield New
YoTk aud intermediate points.
rRAINsGOING NoRTHAND WEST
Leave Montpelier at 3.lOs5OA.M., 1850 and S55 and
DAY EXPRESS leaves Boston via, Fitch6urgh at 20
;,rin,oheId OO A. NJ Montpelier ass p. NJ, for Bur-
linton, ST. Adams. Montreal, and ogdepsburg
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Train leaves NOrthneld at SD M,
Montpelier $50 A, NJ, for Burlington. Rutland st.
Adams aud st. Johns; .,-- -. >,.n
MTxEDI caves White RiverJ functions ,S0A N North
6eld IOO A. NJ, Montpelier 10 ~ A. NJ, for Burlington,
81 Adams, Richford. Rouses Point, We A., -.
ACCoNWoDArIoN leaves White River Junction 2:lO,
Montpelier p. NJ. for Burlington, 81 Albsns ana mon
NIGHT ExPREss leaves Boston via. Lowell at 100 P.
NJ, via, Fitchburgh 90 P. NJ, New 1oTk 40O ?; NJ
ton st. Adams, Montreal and Ogdensburg and the
frsins cave MONTH elierrorBarre att ,OOA M 3. %
Returning Barreat7.4 ASA NJ. .sndlO.soA N. and
Sleeping ar attached to Night Express trains
running between Montreal and Boston and Montreal
and Springfield, and New York and via, Troy, and
Parlor Cars and Day Express between Boston and
Thronshticketsfor . goandt the westf orssle al
J wHoBART,
| aenl .Supt.
| st. Adams, Vt, July 10, 1880.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-09-29
MA II
UNFERM ENTED

MENTAL AND PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION
AA Nervousness, Hysteria, Night Sweats, Sleep-
lessnesH Cough, Emaciaon and Decline are at once
arrested by MALT BITTERS THIS original aud in
comparable FooD MEDICINE is rich in nourshment
md strength It feeds the body aud the brain. l
regulates the stomach aud bowels, ceanses the liver
and kidneys the appetite, and enriches the
blood. Health, strength, and peace of mind
10 follow its daily use. Prepared by the MALT BIT
rERS CDIPANY from Ulftr0L3ht'i WIT and Hops
and sold everywhere,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-06

inch. The fertilizer started a Won
derful growth Of weeds, which gave a
great deal Of trouble throughout the
season to keep the ground clean; the
extra cultivation thus given, however,
was we'll repaid by the visor OF the
crop. The seed WAS sown in June, but
should have been sown in May, At the
season had beer less wet and cold. ---
The plants came up much thicker than
I expected, as every seed seemed to
grow, and they were thinned out to IL
inches apart. Some, however, we're
killed by moles "a great pest here
and some were lost by the cry weath-
or soon after planting. Mine was the
only crop grown in the neighbour
hood, but scores Of neighhors visited
it,and many sample roofs were picked
bv them and exhibited at the village
stores, thus helping much to enoour,
age the culture Of roots. COMp'(fr.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-06
NOTICE..

OFFICE or THE BoAHp n+" SsIf0oM. Gun.
MlssIoNEEs or FREDERICK CouNTY.
f'XEDf.uCM, March 81, 1880
Pie third regular quarterly meeting OF
the Board Of County School Commission
crs will he held on
&sdAss!ay g"'d Thursday AprN2l and 90
1880.
The first day will be devoted to routine
usincsS, the second to miscellaneous.
Public Schools will close for The present
scholastic year on Thursday, April 18th.
Tcnchcrs' salaries viii hepaid On and af
ter Thursday, the Goth of A prl.
Other clninsS against the Beard will be
raid on and after July 2jth.
Teachers reports must be made up cor.
roctly, or they will be returned Care
must he exercised in making up the ,otaI
number Of tho different pupils enrolled
during the y2aa.
G,5s" Teachers desiring the use Of Public
School property for Subscription S-!aonls
mtsst Obtain The consent Of the Local Trus-
tees and, also sign contract provided for
thcspurpose al this Office.
J'y order Of The Board,
DANIEL T. LAKIN,
,EI,> .CC,L,tE".
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-06

! PLANTING IN ORCHARDS There 's
a general reluctance to give up the
soil Of the orchards entirely for trees
While In. orchard is young it is best
to cultivate il thoroughly, and hoed
crops, like potatoes, roots, etc., can be
grown as a present Jay for the trouble
but as the trees get older and shade
the ground nothing else but fruit
should be expected from the orchard.
1t is a good practice topastuTe hogs IN
the orchard in clover sown for the
rurpose. as it is one Of the best meth
eds of enricling the soil and at the
same time destroying insects.
Bl.AcKEEREIGs AND RAsTEEER1Es
may still be planted, but as they start
early they should have been set before
this. Stalks or trel!lses should be
provided to v hich the canes are to be
secured Novicea fail 10 understand
that it is the new canes that grow
this year that ere to bear the fruit
Ike next season. All suckers are 10
! b. treated az weeds unless new
rlants are desired, VIXEN tie best ones
NAV "a uovob
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-06
Hints Fer Way Work.

Hay is very busy month, and
there is so much work crowded lE'o
it that u farmer is in danger Of being
in hurry. Every honr Of work
shoQll he so planned that it will tell
most ci:eoluoliy and tia. requires
considerable thought in order to DO
the most urgent and important work
first, and leave unlone those things
which may be done almost as we'll rye
and bye. AZ we SOW SO do We reap,
and as this is the month Of sowing, the
work now vii, in great measure deter
mine what the harvest Of the year
shall be. Keep pushing Oh, but wlth
& !|an.
MAAClnS may be sown early this
month. Our practice has been to 50"
in drills 80 inches apaI,, using SIX
pounds OF seed per acre. A liberal
supply Of seeds is required to secure
an even stand, and the plants should
be thinned by striking q broad hoe di,
rectlv across the drills so that single
plants will stand II 10 lG inches apart.
Root crops are often failure from
defective thinning.
Cl0yNr.--.An early rolling Of clio
Yer to settle the roots that have been
raised by frost will be especially ap,
propriate after the open winter just
passed. Fifty pounds Of plaster per
acre will often have as good ellret as
The larger doses of 100 ANA 2GO lbs,
that are recommended. Mood ashes
on many soils viii be found an useful
applications
MEADoWs.-l'ich up any stones
that may have been raised above The
surface from the action OF the ircsf.
The roller may be used to bring the
surface into good shape for The mover
Meadows are frequently injured by
the tread Of cattle before Tie ground
Is iaIrIy settled NE grazing u 'ne""-
oWs IN SpNn8 sat the expense O. 'he
hay crop. 1t IS better TO keep c"'''e
IN the barn until 'he pastures are
ready TO furnish them lNII laIioh'
SHALF.-SAeep should be 'asSed
before turning out TO grass lly eve"
may be tattenei, and marketed rs
soon as possible. LAMBS mat are !oF
early market Wall need The best care
and extra teed. The good shepherd
will look well to has liock, ara count
1t every day, 50 tina, no animal may
get strayed far away and lost l ne
best way to XII TICKS IS 10 u'P 'ue
I7'"0S sDo'''y "''e' 'Ae 'Ne'P ,''
Sne''eo III loo"c'o " ''e! ~ " ~"
sulphur is ""0s''
InE lent CATAErl1LAE VIII hatch
into the worries winch "lIl begin al
once their ravages upon Its i0Ilase
Fortunately these destructive caIeF'
pillars pat up a sign without winch
they Ml5ht escape no'lce. 1neY
l,i''i 'Ne'' 'e"'' ~ ''''' ''>' '"'"i'
'Aese 81 I ut Il S' ''''' ''' '''0'' '' "
'e"0''} seen III '"' eau! 04'' !" =
WIEN 'ne "'" Ill '-' '0''N'
GUS LAKE 'he 'e"' Nc" 'no "N0''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11
CROP U a

Il appears upon investigation, very
happily, that the doletul proguost'ca-
,ions Of the failure ri the crops was en-
tirrIy premature. In every quarter OF
sauuIrv xhern the snhlect has re-
outlook has proven tn be- ot the most
hopeful character. This is very largely
the fact in our own State, and our dis
patches ol this morning show that the
sauc desirable condition ut things eH-
lists throughout Western Pennsylvania
AMI Eastern Ohio. The CoBiR,Gcti Ga
.,Ys of Pittsburgh has made close in
~vesiigation ri the region named, and the
reports which II publishes are ct the
most Gathering character Summing up
results il SAYS. "rhc crop of ce-
reals, 81 lar as the present
growth prcSIges, indicates an abundant
harvest Of wheat, corn, oats AMI
rye. In some instances an unprece-
deuted crop is anticipated. Hay promi-
SEES well in every respect, In the hue
oi fruits the outlook in apples AMI
peaches is especially good the frost not
having seriously damaged them Ia any
quarter. Cherries, pears and Plums
give a roOd showing, and the smaller
fruit look well. The general outlook
may be- summed up rs giving rich prom
ise OF a year Of plenty AMI to spare
cur latitude is the same rs that OF the
region explored by the correspondents
81 the CouuarrcidE Ga;stc, ami in It's
Lright showing lies more than a moh-
cum ui solii comfort Tor us. 10 seems
nov that nothing short OF a special
calamitous visitation can endanger the
hlissiul prospect OF a bounhiul harvest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

A BEAUTIFUL phenomenon vas pre-
sented in Virginia City, Nevada, q lew
DAYS ago. A writer says: "iast even
ing As the sur sank behind Mount Ia
vision the Wind changed, and, blowing
from the north, sent streaming out from
the peak Of the mountain u great volume
OF tine dry snow which, being lighted
M hy the rays oi the setting sun, pre-
sentcd the appearance Of sheets Of flame
aud rolling hiilows Of smoke, and so
startliugly real was the sight that h'lle
| children cried out, Look! Mount David
son is ON fire"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

Tng Philadelphia Pres notes the m
por,ant changes which the reduction n
the price OF iron is bringing about, IL
saws: ''The wisdom of the action OF the
iron manufacturers in reducing the
price of iroa sat once demonstrated in
the immediate cessation Of importation,
thus iusuring to the home producers
much larger sales, eyen though 1t be al
a considerably lower rate. The ores
and foreign iron already here in pond
are being reshipped, As they cannot
prof,ably be sold after payment OF the
duty. With this reduction, Mr.. sHkR-
MANS lsige receipts, by virtue oil winch
he has been able to purchase and can
Gel bonds at the rate OF sls,oo'oo a
month, will be seriously reduced, The
country will, however, be greatly TIE
gamer in other respects, aud business
will he enabled to settle itself On asound
and durable foundation
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11
DIED.

VAN FOSSEN- At MckCcSVOrt, Pa, SATURDAY
May ;. lNSO, at 4. NJ, AAEIiA, vile at Nathan
Van FuSSCn, in the 18th year ot her axe.
Funeral from the residence II Mr. John Hraf'
M. alS ChapliuC street, this city, to-day Tues
dayl al 2o'CluCk T. NJ. lutermcut at Greenwood
| cemetery. Fricuds ot the family arv invited to
aitcud.
HESS Monday, MAY Ia. lSS0. at ll:S O'Clock
A. MNEN AGSE>. wife ~ Christian Hess. In
the 9th year Ot her axe.
Funcuil1uOm her late usiicnCc, No. Sl Main
street "Wednesday morning. a,9u'cloCk. ScryicCS
at Cathedral at laON. N. Friends are invited a.
attend
kIRCHNER-Suuiay night, at lO.lO O'Clock,
IlL>gl T., ,uiaut sou Of Michael sud IathsTiuc
kiUhuNr, aged l. months aud - DAYS.
Aud Is our darliug gone.
His blessed spirit lied,
Aud his lonely form
RcPoSiug wnh the dead
Oh yes. the conflicts one,
The mortal strife Is past.
OUr little Harry h no more.
We saw him brathc his last
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon at : O'Clock,
from the residence. 6I Twentieth SIrctd, Friends
OF the family ate Invited to attend,
SANGER At o'Cloyk T. NJ, LA SANGER. in
the Stth year OF his age.
Euucud from his residence, II Fifteenth StrvCt,
Tuesday evening, at ; O'Clock. Friends OF the
family an invited Ia atIcud. Iutcmcut at Fast
whcclity cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11
SETePhED.

Tn to the close oi last week, twenty
eight States, three Territories and the
District oi Columbia have, through con-
yrntions. elected ass OF the 1j6 delegates
Of which the Chicago Convention will
he composed.
Of this number, according tn their
known preferences, or the instructions
oi the conventions, GRANT has secured
sa5; BLAINE, $50; SuKRNAN, a; ED-
MrNns -, and WAsuBuRNE, H.
Ii in addition tn lhe 3sa Delegates al
ready accreiitedto GRANT he shall get
the 4 votes Of Illinois, Of which there
Is now but little doubt he will hack but
NJ votes oi a nomination, while there
still remain Alabama, Colorado, Florida,
Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Neva'
ia. Louisiana. West Virginia, Idaho,
Montana. Dakota, MyNming and New
Mexico, a~ggrcganng lI2 votes, as a mar
gin TOR oyercsuMatus. Alabama alone,
with her twenty votes, will he more
than suHiuient I make up GRANTS
quota.
GEINr may thereiOni be said to lack
only the formal action OF the Chicago
Convention To give validity to what
has already been deereeS, to make
him the candidate Of the Republican
party.
The situation is thus so nearly deter
mined as that the Democratic party can
afford to act upon the understanding
that they will have to beat GRANT and
shape their samDaign sreOrdingly.
The prospect therefore, OF a contest
between GRANT, iorced upon a party
which bushes at the record OF its candi-
date, ami some clean Democrats the
former running as the representative OF
Capitalization aud strong government
and the Democrat standing upon the
platform Of @ths just powers OF the led
eral union, the rights of the States and
the liberties Of the people" IS not an
unvelcoms outlook for the Democratic
campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

Iris now said that a large majority OF
the employees oi the Baltimore and ON"
Railroad Company favor its proposed
insurance plan. The scheme provides
tor temporary disablement, permanent
dixahlcment, in casc Of death, in ease oil
sickness while in discharge OF duty, and
also in case Of death from any cause not
in the line Of duty. The assessments
range icom 81 per month to -, and the
benefits from 10 cents to = % per day
in cssc OF temporary disablcmcnt from
% cents to ~ ~ per day Tor permanent
~disahlemcnt, aud in case al death from
500 to 5000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

TuE Republicans have sclecteda build
ing with a variety oi departments IN
which To hold their Convention to-mor'
row. They will thus he able To separate
the refractory clemcnts-the greenrep ,
the iuSiouist, the antiiusionists, the
straight outs, the luke warm aud the IN
corrigiblc and give them hox,siallS so
that the kicking may not become con
tagious and disastrous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

We give in our news columns his
morning a very full report OF the
proceedings OF the Wood County Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention held at
ParkersbuR ON Saturday. There have
been 81 many misrepresentation OF the
action OF this Convention. that We are
GLAD 10 place before our readers reports
Of the proceedings from one OF the Rrd-
IsrER's correspondents who MAS on the
ground, and nom which 1t can he
Judged how much bottom there was I"
the sensational reports heretofore pub
lished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

Ir ~as not ell middle life that
.GSoRos EIIor' tMNRINN EvASsl dts
covered her wonderful gitI ~ a novel
ist. and now at the tardy aye OF ihree
scurs she marries, though she lived with
Gr,RaE N. LAWS, the philosopher,
much like a vile, for many wears PreN''
Gus to his death in November, 1873.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

MExICo is in the throes OF a Presi-
dential campaign. with the usual aceorh-
paniments. the election occurs IN
June and July, and the Congress VII
declare the result in September. There
am many candidates, the excitement Is
yre,t and revolution imminent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11
wuux waiting to see w~hiehlwsy the

WuuE waiting to see whiehlWay the
cat Jumps, tine New York H,Fald Is IN
dul,iug in all sorts al speculative expert
m,nts in the Presidential business. Its
latest move is To suggest that BLAINE
AMI SHGRNAS retire from the canvass IN
,he interest oi IIAMrrOS EsH, General
SE,xr's SECRETARY oi State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

IL SENAroR BANAEn's bill passes the
two Houses aud goes to Mt. HANEs We
shall. at least, have a definite expression
Of opinion ON the question distinctly
stated, whether 1t is better 10 run the
deputy marshal machine a. a strict
party affair, or to give It a non-partlssHl
character, also, whether II IL better to
have hruisrrs and criminals appointed
to supervise registration and voting ami
arrest citizens without warrant or !"
employ reputable aud well'known men
in that service. la advance t the event
Me- predict that the Republican minorl-
NV ia Congress will declare TOR the
former ri these alternatives, and that
Mr. HNNgs will support that Declaration
hy ms veto.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

TuE GRANT machine has, it seems,
found use Tor two more newspapers IN
the West, the indianapolis Journal and
the Cleveland Hrrdld, both oi which
tor uHANr wnnm Iht Isst ten Jays,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

NEw HAMPsAIRE VAS supposed 10 be
a nupES State. Asa matter OF tact, the
delegation will stand: For rLnES, 4;
against TILDES, T.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

Wa trust the delegates who arrive
COR the Republican Convention to-mor-
rog, will not d~isregardG G. W. As exhor-
taiion, to come with your axes"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

BrArSE's fuglers in that Maryland con-
ysn.iOn were not up to the standard
else they wouldn't have been fooled 50
hallY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

An cxchange remarks that there Is no
other Democratic candidate whose noIn-
nation iur the Presidency is advocat'zi
hy su many newspapers rs are O sup
parting Mr. TIIpES. This imposing ar-
ray Includes every Republican journal
in the United states. The same might
d, said of Grnl as the candidate ct the
Republicans. The Democratic press Is
s,liL l.r HIM. iIonors are easy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11
c., T. v & W. R. r.
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate


WILL OFFER Al PUBLIC SALE, ON THE
promises, Saturday. May IS, lSSO. CnnmvuC-
ing at 2 o'clock =. NJ, all that desirable business
property situated on Belmont slurvt, Bcllaiur,
block l. lot ~, l2O hy ~ on which l. u twoSluTy
brick. Two laugr business rooms suitable iur
Wholesale or retail Also twelve lagC, airy aud
well ventilated nouns, suitable FIR dwelling.
Also laWc CELLAR aud basement Kitchen cellars
arr CCmVutrd walls aUd llnnrS. Water aud gIS
Throughout the premises Ou the mar ui said
lot is two story frame dwelling ut six large
rOuluS. good view at Ohio UlyCT aud Union aud
Thirty third STREETS, al>u water throughout the
house. The above property is on oncuf the best
business streets iu RvllaitC, aud will increase In
value being in same block nj pOStuOicc, aud on
liuC OF Strcct ears, aud now paying 10 per Ccut,
The dwelling Is very desirable, ~ IL fronts an
Belmont street aud goal view Oi river. The
reason fur selling Is uu accOuut OF old axe, gnd
am going To New York To- reside with some
friends. The above l. u rsrc chance for parties
wishing to purchase goOd paying real estate, aud
Is frcc fIom all claims, aud taxes paid up Ia this
fall, insurance Ia ruu nearly two ycars yet A
warmutCc decd given on confirmation of sale.
Parties " iSliug IN purchase viii have ample
time tn examine the premises. Remember the
time aud plaCv, ~ the sale l. positive, May 10Th,
at ? =. n. For further particulars call ON L,
kvlleher, on the Promises. ar 81 W. II Ferry,
City Auction Room, lA Belmont SIrVet. BellaiU,
U. Terms made known CA day ot sale. mallu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

THE New York Herald notes a genu-
inc and substantial recovery in the real
estate market Of that city. On the LIST
day of May SS,0oO.0o of property
changed hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11
Good News for the Afflicted.

nR. J. &. MCCOY, FkoM IhE basil u
i'm Wheeling, aud will Umaiu until Mon,
iay. May I1Ih. nr. Mctuv irCatS ChIouic plS,
ras,s. Private Diseases. Female Diseases sud
PhN Sical ~peiormiticS, Ilu Feet, Bow lfeS,
i,,ss and ali deiormitiCs pf the limbs without
uaIu or thc uSroi the kuiic. The Doctor vile
assists In treating female cases. Consultation
n, OFFICE 1910 EofF ST,
,naIin MHGELING, ". Va.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-09

~ gssssAaa ~ ~ Sra tasiaaa iui i
sesa ls'nsss srs2ras lhni iias 4 sli g.sawasa
la ss3 Wsaefass e gsn.asos and Rovsil
q West Esa3eaFA ueaa - laag sd Us
isa ssd oeartpszaas sAs eseeiaa y
zsg g IS NJ T.st
y Z hsse ne asahs W Tar 80 sale >
es.ei tsaes ~ se Gak a.a isRaslaAars
n.sas = isaaAs 4 g. sas asag lie .srsuaa
iuAfs TAss sfe fsustssu oeuusss IN a.
shsA - t~e = t,sa. GHaAA lsls aaa
Essss are ssaali aaa lsrs vsFy Ihtgs hes
aasa Tbers AZ - nose ihka uould
nsrAs ~ nsuntlss sfths hssneN a Rel.
isu8 ~ ChhteuAen Ths wosia asaie
tvp oaantars faH o&ch iudvs. not vefy
large ssapuni q hh,eH gua uosld iAlEk
Tiers ss lfss hgaasas daas II the oourss
~ tbs SAT- u.ss there ras iua yeaa
sssef Nors esAes ars rsfeffed Ont snd
. bee eaf4bef u sats sfe brought si.aa
datjng ~ yeafs iolioping tas paaie We
ih3sA the pauIls grssfally desired saJ Fl
retfs,l teas The Hswbsf q Judges would
y Fedgoel whea . hiiiag opportunity
shoald cesar. Gn3 tbs rriirstasns Il Judgs
hsrhesi made the opportunity, Fire judges
ones did tie voTk shsu there vas nearly
of quite - much la~ bsslBsss leiofe The
eoursA - a The prrprnt tiae, and for less
sslAry too. bot there Is reason 10 ell
ihiags aai a gaol salary oaghi - eom-
man1 TAR avaouni d labor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-09

We desire 20 call the attention az our
readers "a The Grand Holiday Offer OF The
Mendelssohn Piano Company. whose al.
yertisement appears slsew here. This
COMPANY offers ala $50 Square Grand
Piano. 5 sriagui 7 Is a.ffros, in a hand.
some rosewood casesfor odly S245, also
rnAny other styles OF Pianos and Organs At
great bargains ion tie Holidays, including
sheet music q, oas-third price. These Pi-
amos. including Grand. Square aud Up
right made one u the finest displays at
tie Centennial Exhibition, aud were uaaa.
uaoHstg recommended for the Diploma OF
Honor and Medal Of Merit. The MEED-
Ef.ssoHS PtANo CoNpAsY are the first 10 do
a general business with the purchaser III
rect, saving him more than one.half the
price charged hy other iirst-class makers
THIS saving Is made by doing away with
the Agency System, and giving the poo.
the Pianos at Wholesale or Agency prizes
We would recommend any of our readers
who have any idea Of ever buying a piano
or organ, 10 send for their Illustrated and
Descriptive Catalogues, which win be
mailed free TO all