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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-08
HUMOROUS.

WHAT better time to be buried in
slumber than at the dead of nightp
We suppose the man who was rocked
in the cradle of the deep slept in the
bed of the river when he grew up
HoaOkeye.
The oyster would live for eight years
if he had . chance, but he is kept in
such stew that he dies young of heart
trouble.-Grdphie.
Our friend Jones frequently tells of
ideas fitting through his mind. Ideas
find nothing in Jones' mind to obstruct
their flits.-Boston Trans ;ript.
In all the researches at Pompeii men
have failed to come across one single
sign of Ono Trust" Those were the
days for an honest man to live in
Detroit Free Press.
The elephant puts on lot Of style
nowadays. but it takes good deal of
conceit out of him to be shown the
jaw-bone of q mastodon. =. Chicago
Times.
IT is easy to stump Rhode Island. A
grand stand is erected in the middle of
the State and the thing is done with q
single speech. Parties of the opposi-
ton 60 into Connecticutuntil the speak
ing is over.
A CERTAIN little damsel being aggra.
waited past endurance by her big broth
er fell down upon her knees and
cried: 30 Lord. bless my brother Tom.
He lies. he steals, he swears. All boys
do; Us girls don't Amen"
A GREAT many look at life very mucn
as one who rides backward looks out of
. car window. Everything seems to be
going ahead while he is falling behind.
when in fact he Is getting ahead all the
time, and very rapidly.--Boston Tran
script.
An exchange prints alengt1y article
on Science at Breakfast." Valuable
space wasted. Science at breakfast is
getting away with four slices Of ham
and half q dozen eggs while your visa
Wis is unfolding his napkin.-Keokuk
Gate city.
A WEALTHY Chicago grain merchant,
now in Europe, was examining q paint
ing of heavy thunder and rain storm.
'.D0 You call that from nature9' he
asked. Certainly, F" replied the agent.
'sWell, he must have been fool r. sit
in q spout like that
FATHER-'. Here, you have only been
married four weeks, and almost every
day you come to me with complaints
about your husband. You ought to be
ashamed of yourself" Daughter =
50 But he fights me all the time"
!" Foolish child! Haven't your mother
and me been fighting every day for
thirty years, and don't we get along
peaceably and quietly with each 9TH
Galveston Neus.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-08

FRANCE sent 500, 26S soldiers to the
Crimean war, of which 1920 were
killed in battle and IS, 1875 died from
other causes. The British contingent
numbered 1854 men, OF whom but H.
COZ were killed or died from wounds,
while IL, $50 expired in the hospitals of
disease. Piedmont sent but IL, 900 men
to the Crimea and lost only % men in
battle and 2,166 in hospitals. The
Turks lost IS, 900 men from all causes
and the Russians $50, 900. The contest
cost the allies 1898. 733, 1877, and Russia,
$500. OOO, 900.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-08

The Norristown Herald says that un-
less man can thoroughly and intelli-
gently describe the effect of chemico-
physical influences in the evolution of
branchinod crustaceans, or explain the
subclytral air passages in Coleoptera, it
is useless for him to apply for q position
on the Boston police force
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-08

IL. uOS0 WIN COUkU COluu1I0 SUCU b
crime would scarcely hesitate to con-
ceal it at the cost of one frail life
wholly at their mercy. How utterly in
their power she was she realized more
fully as the carriage rolled on again
Miss Fosilby's luxurious carriage, but
it could scarcely have seemed more
terrible had it been hangman's cart
bearing her to certain execution. She
leaned forward with q thought of call
ing for help, but who would hear her
except those whom she most dreaded?
Then came wild impulse to spring
from the moving vehicle and attempt to
escape; but that also was abandoned as
futile, and she sank back to await the
issue in trembling suspense.
It might be miles before they reached
their destination, but, if nothing be-
trayed her presence before, daylight
must surely reveal it. How many hours
would there be first9 Oh if they only
knew!-Aunt Barbara. Uncle Nat, or
John-poor John! How he would won
der and search. Would he ever know?
she wondered. She half forgot herself
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

has sol tAsir NV sop al sbsibSooks,
CauaAa, psarir rsAaY fos basinsss and
wnl thereafter. trade With thsir
CAns8ias eutiamsrs &c tbsiF evn gronnd
The town lax Of waaspm this year Il
three cat, oa The dollsr 81 ibs grand Iis,
tie ert l0wn tax Ter years.
A ten years old son ~ :. Ward Coz,
Of Woodstock, broks bis lse last seek
.Thutsday merulHs, while aiding down
hm.
TIE total los, b. Ore Ia Ysfnoai
durlns the foar yssssadiug JaA. !, 1850.
wsrt o., eei, 1901 10 lbs ualied sss'ss,
s27i, $1,000
TWo S. JohHsbery boys while coast.
/ ing across The railroad track, were suust
Z by passing sngIut, though, strange TO
say, neither a them was dsngeronaly
hurt. ltwuG marvellous escape iiOn
death.
The demand for al classes Of textile
fabrics manufactured At Beunipgton con-
tluuss With no sign ct AbAtement Mosl
Of The factories are working until ten
O'Clock At night.
ST. Mays church Burlington, ba'
raised $500 for lrfAnd's relief. 81
Joseph's church, Of TIE same place, gave
sixty collars, aud the Catholic church at
Winooski Ss4
/ J X. Booth. part Of whote pEopei'
was burned At Burlington the other day
has presented to the'hre department Of
that city The sum Of 800, In recognition
Of their efforts 10 save the rest OF the pro-
perry endangered.
Horace r. Smith, q soldier 10 the lat,
war, sousof &. C. Smith OF East Claren
don, was killed by Tree falling upoI
him while Telling timbes In the woods a
Belle Prairie, MINI, Jan. 26. Ills ag'
SO yeAts. lie went West lAst spring.
The Central Vermont railroad has bull
a large Ice house at Yergennss. station tC
supply butter cars. The shipments o
butter at that point are increasing.
Charles e. Waite, native of Brattle
boro, proprietor Of the Brevoort House
and part proprietor OF the Windsor Hote
in New York, died there the other day
at the age OF So years.
Capt. Stephen McGaffey, ofLyndor
Centre, died the other day at the age o
IS years Mr.. McGstfey was slwsyl
prominent in the management Of town
affairs, aud represented The town q
Montpelier more years 10 succession than
any other man who ever lived there, and
was for long serles OF years kept IN
positions Of trust by his townsmen.
The North Pownal mill, OF which A
c.. Houghton OF North Adams, Mass /,
principal owner, aud the Arnold prin
works consumers ofthe entire production
is to be enlarged, aud 80 new looms
added, making 400 In all, including Il
W hicb Superintendent j. L. Prest has hsc
to add within q short time. The mill j,
now making 100000 yards Of print clolh'
q week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19
,.n -. 40. ,as, 60.

WITH Shiloh's Consumption Care you
can care yourself. Il has established The
tact that Consumption can be curud,
while fer Coughs, Bronchitis, Nhoop.Hg
Congh, AE,hma, Aud ail diseases Of Throat
sud LauEs, il is absolutely without az
equsl. Two doses will relieve your child
OF Croup. !. Il pleasant to take and Per.
fec,ly harmless 10 the youngest child, and
no mother can afford 10 be without It.
You can use two thirds Of botue and i
what we say Is not true we will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts. 90 cts. and
OIL 90 per bottle, II your Lungs are sore
or chest or back lame nse Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. sold by VISIT & Hard, Mauches'
ter aud Factory Point, VI
Have you Dyspepsia, are You Consii'
pated. have YOU q yellow Skin, Loss o.
Appetite, Head Ache, II so don't fail e
use SulLOH'S SYSTEM YiTALZER
tits guaranteed TO relieve you, and vii
you continue TO suffer when YOU can b.
cured on such terms as tbesel Price Il
cts. and rs cts. Sold by Walt 4 Hard.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACkME
TACK" is rich and fragrant. Try 1t
| Sold By Wait & Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

Boston LEAD MANUFACTURING Co
INT celebrated "Star Brand" OF Pure
White Lead manufactured by the Boston
l. sad Mfg Co., OF Boston, has justly OBJ
tanned the reputation OF being unexcelled
by any Lead in tho market, either Ameri-
can or Foreign, .and, corrodiDR aud man
ufacturiug IL themselves, and combining
their sales strictly TO thsir own manufac-
luFe, parties ordering their Lead can 81
ways feel sure of,obtaining q Lead that ID
absolutely pure and Of the highest grade
that 1t Is possible to make, This Com
psny are also The largest manufacturers
of Lead Pipe. sheet Lead. Patent Tin
Lined Pipe, Tin Pipe, Red Lead, Lith-
arge, &C., and in all their different manu-
features confine the N to the highest grade
of each, refusing in All cases 10 mske an
inferior quality. 49,,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

Nhsa ohadrcn heEis iaeouEa II alkht,
give a dese q Whi,s's EllIis. enc ~
tua doses siwayt stops the oo1Ea, ard
the child sleeps we'll Nothing Is e
wearing ou small chiidres As iaccssrni
eoaghlng during he night, ssmy ehild
req alwtyt % wheu ihey have se1s, i
by aus means / happen 20 ho without
Whie's Elixir. Il might truly b called
ghe Elixir Of ne 10 Al who sre subject e
coughs And colds. sglm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

There is an advertisement in our col
umns to which we take much pleasure In
referring our readers, because We believe
in il and can couseientiously and heartily
recommend it. We refer to Halls Hair
Remover. We remember many cases in
our midst of old and middle aged people
who formerly wore gray hair, or whose
locks were thin and faded, but who now
have presentible head pieces, and with no
little pride announce to their friends
that they haven't gray hair In their
heads. II is "a psrdonsbie pride, and the
world would DO better off II there were
more oft, for when the aged make them
selves attractive 10 Others they are more
certain to win and retain the esteem and
respect TO which burtheu OF well spent
years entities them. Try Halls Hair
Remover II age or disease has lhiDned or
whitened your locks and you will thank
As for orr advice. -Pan-Hdndie Neios,
Weltsburg, w. Va
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19
Wv nIood WI rsIi.

and AZ Spring has come you need 10 take some
Hind Of blood medicine. NoN II yoaf skin IL
yellow, pimplsa come out on your face and back,
ewes dnl feel bilious. take one or two bottles q
DR BAwES's INV PLoop REMEpr, and you vii
be surprised at the change. You will hesh up,
cheeks will become red, eyes bright what you
eat will taste right, in fact you and all others
should takeA Blood Remedy in the spring. Ask
for DA. sAwHNs' NEw BLOOD REMEDY, as We know
II IL reliable and will do ~ We say or money re,
refunded. For sale by WAIT HARD. Price q
par bottle. -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

EPIDEMIcss@-Just now coughs, colds,
lung and bronchial complaints seem to be
epidemic. In these caseA ofsudden colds,
The best thing TO do IL 70 get q bottle N.
II. Downs ELIXIR, which invariably
gives speedy relief and ultimately effects
a complete cure In ell cases where the
breathing organs are affected. Use II Ia
time and prevent serious lang difflcullies
Sold by all Druggists. S6im
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

There are many so called surprise
parties bu, we opine one little peep be-
hind the scenes would reveal the fact that
the surprise Is only 10 the name aud i'm
agiuation. One however occurred in
this place Saturday, the i4th Inst, At the
resideuce Of w. c. Hamilton, E'q, in
honor OF his G9th birthday Which was 10
every respect reality aud success. Ths
/ party wAs specially invited by the dAuxh-
tiers, Misses r. aud NJ, with the inJunc-
ton la every case to "say nothing TO
father for we intend It AZ q surprise TO
him" How they managed The com
pounding Of so many dishes with The
Argus-eyed old gentleman generally
about the house Is one of the mystery Of
mysteries" which the young ladies can
doubtless explain; bu, that It was CON-
plete surprise to him there can be no
doubt. Mr.. II. 10 noted for his hospitality
and when small part OF the company,
10 lhc number OF about dozen, had ar.
rived, he wiueed his daughters aside and
auxiously inquired about the prospect for
supper. They answered ambiguonsly
and when be cheeruy Informed them
there WAS plenty OF fresh meat and he
would take hold and assist them by wash
ing potatoes &C., they took him to the
pantry and removing covering from the
broad shelf displayed 20 his astonished
gaze the cans Of oysters, cream, Jelly aud
fruit cakes, mlnce, custArd and cream
pies, tarts, ct caters, ct cetera, In great
profusion. He.looked bis establishment
and the question "Where was this pre-
pared aud what doesit all meant" Why,
father, don't you know this is your birth
dsyp That explained all. The see ue
would make good tableau at an enie.'-
tainment. At any rate 1t created good
deal Of merriment. A long table extend
ing the entire length OF the dining room
was improvised for the occasion. Sup
per was announced in due time and the
table twice filled, aud If the occupants
thereof were not filled il was not the
fault OF the supper tor there was an
abundance, or Of the Misses II. tor they
attended to every body in season. One
old gentleman with q weak stomach
when a particularly rich cake was passed
and pressed upon him was heard to ex.
claim "get thee behind me Satan" Then
followed congratulations, jokes, charades,
music, vocal aud instrumental, etc.
Everybody seemed satisfied aud pleased
with themselves and everybody else, and
none more so than he IN whose honor tho
party was made. A long and happy life
to him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

Granite blocks twenty siour issS long
are quafrisd in South RyegAle.
A Bradford man drives g slsigh which
was buih previous 10 1902.
Measles prevail throughout Addison
coants, and nAny eases are seTieas 10
their effects pssiensa losIag hsArisg or
speeet.
Ths YsrnOns s0sth co. Of Springfield
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19
card.

To oil who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, lose OF manhood, Re-,
will send recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send self.sddressed envelope
to the REv. JosEPH T. ISMAS, Station ID,
NeW York CITY. 3bly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

asa y. ". EimoFs. secretary. Tbs soi.
iawlBs gssuaEsa were elected dslsgt,es
e bslh oouvtntloasi gss.K X. Baiehsidsr.
d u. Ja8sob, SlrAm Hard Substitutes
Z. " Can6sla, W. T. NeAEsieY, g. j..
Wlakms Ths caacas adjourssa With
Get tny sHprcsslsn 10 regard 70 prsisrepes
~ prtsldsntiAl st3idsiss.
rtsr AnrxeroN.
Ca lhe evening" ol Feb. issh car
;rleBd And slater. Mfs Sarah y. LsDdon
the devoted wife Of oar esteemed and
rensrabls brother, Colt LAndos, Of thil
place, after protfscted and psinial ~
nss, very psaesfaily sud quietly fsl
''Aslesp,n 10 the 52ni year Of Der sac
She me, Der lAst enemy" ftArIessly 80
hopefully. SIC wS born 10 WorSaing
ton, o. and was The daughter Of Rev
Isaac Fisher, a German clergy man. Abou
% years a member Of tie ~ 4, ehurel
and sbon, ~ years the wife Of lin VII
COW 50 deeply mourns Tor her. Her iun
eral was attended sabbath morning 5
The NJ. r church by large eoDconrss 0
people. Her remains were taken to snn
derlaad for iBterment May God bles
the mournsrs ard especially the bu'bAa'
And daughter who will 30 mics her q
home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

Four French nobiemen are said to
c, 'ntcmplate an outlay Of $2,000000 In
Denver, Colorado. The principal enter
prise il the establishment of clay works
aud To this is coupled plan for building
a large number of residences.
PartiH In Hartford Cont, have be.
come ow uers OfA new multiplex telegraph
system, invented by Frenchman, which
it is claimed az far outstrips the qnsdrup'
lex system as that does the old methods.
Vanderbilt a. nd Gould are investigating It,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

"THE BEsr CoUaH MEDICINE In The
World" The Old Vegetable Pstlmoaa.
~ Baisdm. Cutler Bros. & Co.. Boston.
Small reduced 10 Sc; Large, Ell.
273m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want
al agent 10 this county 81 once, 81 3 sails.
~ OF 500 q month and expenses paid.
For fall particulars address - above.
7ig
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

aass,.eros : arrLaso ANYWAY
re aHFrN ssrssssyEFssxs
oyrsas-po. sKFNHEsEux, VnKEoES.
v..s.. L.sss msssAsss.s.
augHs SCOTS.
ma heoeauasdsisaAs
1Mf zEA
tstF a-ayfsfAa.
ssh az AfFfssa
e0Ns taugH.
aFsA Maa
ser Sss feft FsFtsss.
leF mNl4eA
is0t Nghi Essssss
st.as ns.ts
ssasias fssm nusasa " n ssshsftsf nsPetlsslll
H. n. AGKKses. Pfegristeg
ssrss. A.ass. Fsaast. gfsssass, e.
n EssrytaH. FfsFrsisf.
4ai, Arrives 10 sel >. Leaves it - a.
Rsaa4z. Bs.4ras.. yss.esas. gsss>sss4, A..
0ro .. VAR, rrsrp,stos.
a. - snsf ottassg gssh az stage from
gsmair4 81 lesFe ~ MsHehsstsf 90 NpndsYs
Rsssesssys asA Fft3aFs d -. srrsssbE .
HssaAsstar pspss ~ y n. - ssssea iaf SCI
ga tf&sAs
ahfars. lesHss EsneAssisr rsllfalt dope
Fsfstags TAafstAYs ssa kttsf3tfs a. ?. =,
srsiFaaK Al isuaktea Al ,. ~ fAspsBEstt tgf
wsFassaasa ha6 IasA&ksEa "a Msaebtsitf vll
- narred 20 he sbsFs asme1 place. a. reason ?
she rates.
Pg~. E.s@asFets, Los.sasasAsEry, eAssisf, a..
Laser DAVIS Prsprstas.
tffi... a. haashsstsr fsilfald depot Monday,
Wednesdays sn1 ffidayt 81 -
hHrnK8FKa. ksssss Manchester railroad depot
faasAAys. ThsfsAAys ksA saturdays as ~ A. H.,
.fisE arrival 81 70 y a. =, train EeaaK hof1h
Pres Lss4SeassvS q cassssr.
g. D. crNrIs. fropnstoH
aatts Cisss.
sDUFH by tailrpaa tsf Nss Tofk. Aibany. Troy
ReHtk AHa West stt - n. God i8r
s0hTu By FtiroGa for BuiAn3. burlinEtop
settk tns Hat co.
JaAsyiLLK msll BY stage closes =, 10 s. :. T.
POST OFFICE open ifon "a, n, tos &rs.
a.iis ffem the North arrive Al She Pusi Gee II
sisr.s
asAs ifam ths saath arrive Al The Posi ofses
al lSF,
Ssil. Tor rsfs. LAsagrgse. BandfiiIs, lsmAiei
A.. ~ stage, eiots al Factor Point Poet OF
ace At II az. Tuesdays, Thursdsys acc rat
ar8sys,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

We learn that Adua Newton, recent
~ deceased, had life insurance Of 81, 900.
&C. &. Wheeler - very low and not
expected to recover. William Brooks is
better.
1T looks ike bard chance for sleigh
riding the ism. There ia very little snow
on the ground.
-Wiilism slAds's daughter braided
eighteen bats 90 her 10th birth day.
Cecil Benson braided thirty infants bat,
from the button, one day. Who comes
uexil
The Mcintyre mill on Winhall river
wss burned on Tuesday night OF lAst
week. IL wn used principally, for the
manufacture OF chair stock, was owned
By Mr.. White Of Gardener, MAss., and
vas valued Al g. 600. A large qaAntity
Of chair stock was also destroyed Darius
Circuit bad charge Of !, aud bad been II
work 10 the day before and The Ore IL
sapPoEedto have accidentally caught from
the stove or pipe. There was no insur.
snoe. Jane ksndAll also last about 500
in stock ard tools. The mill will pro.
baby be rebuilt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19
wooDFoRp.

wooDF0RD.
Mrs. Captain Newell and Mrs. John
Briggs are low with lung difficulties.
Valentines have been quite profuse the
the psst week.
jesse Crown was seriously disabled
by a log rolling over him aud as he is an
old man the chances are that be will not
recover.
e. j Temple was honored with on O
OF those" Kitchen iunkets" last FridA. '
evening. They all do It,
March meeting machinery is being
oiled aud men with hearts "trooly loiI
begin to exhibit consider able Enaieyolsnce
coward their fellow creatures.
--SeverAl children are indisposed with
severe sore throais aud II is feared that
diphlheris may result. The physicians
maintains that the symptoms are not in.
dicAtive Of that dreaded disease
-After being confined TO her room
with the tortues OF that dreaded nsisdy
--cancer-for seventeen weeks, in the
meantime suffering With siege OF the
lung fever, Misa Mary Bugbee pasted to
the spirit land last Monday evening.
Mary was and amlablc woman and so
kind an christan Ike In all her ways, abe
was all the more endekred 10 tho many
hearts that are made 10 mourn because
Of Der departure. The funeral was large
" attended from the residence OF her
brother, John Bugbee, Esq, on Wednes-
day, the Rev. w. N. Barber OF Win
Ingtou, officiating.
BERLIN, MT.
--"Uncle" John Nichols, we'll aud
fsyorably known, IL quite unwe u thls
winter.
One more shirt shop In Berlin, Mr..
s. GreemAn the veteran shirt man nfac.
turer, the proprietor.
-GokAy the Photographer who has been
located At Stsphentown for several
months, expects soon TO remove TO
Lebanon
-Stephe ntown against the world We
were II Stephen,own recently, aud saw q
little 5 years child smoking pipe OF
tobacco! Truly A.melaneholy sight.
e. Reynolds daughter, child of 10
years, was Bit last week with an ice ball
By school boy, aud seriously, II not
fatally injared. DIR. Sands attends her.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

-MH. Role, wife ofHenry Role, an old
resident Of ihis tosn. died quite suddenly
on ihe iglh
Large quantities a EehAroosl viii be
shipped from lhis s,AiIon 10 The Copaks
ifoa works. Mr.. Chester Harrington j.
slready lo4dlug cara. We ieara tbAs
rev sds track wiIl sOon be pet Ia lor tie
accommodation Of this business.
AT he eaueas Friday evening WIZ
lArd Holasn 2ad. WA elected eaalrnan
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19
RUPERT.

"A IL. Farrer, Of VAlatie N. Y, has
been elrcteda delegate to the N. Y Re
publican state coveniion. lie was also
recently elected Vice President OF the
kindeThook National Bank
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

The death OF Morton A. Barton Of
South Dorset 10 his wood lot on Monday
forenoon, WAS very sudden stroke upon
bis family aud brings severe loss TO the
community. In the prime OF life aud
apparently 10 excellent health, vigorous
aud skiilful worker, with an intelligent
snd cheerful interest 10 the public wei
fare he was greatly respected and IL now
sincerely lamented. II Is supposed that
be died instantly Of apopleIy or some
disease Of the heart
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19
rERu

The funeral OF Thomas Wymsn was
attended by large number OF our PEG
pie, last Sunday. Mr.. Wyman was a
life long resident OF the town, being the
fret male child born within lite limits
lie was a son of,Dea. Wymsn. one OF the
Grst settlers who raised large family Of
children only one OF whom SOW rem AIns
10 town.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

chaaFlrE. and BE bo1Y alrta5F cod
TIE essst q his death Il Supposed 10 BE-
tpepisHy. IA bs6y wks iaksn 10 Level,
Mas. 81 iutfTmtus
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19
Local Intelligence.

THURSDAY. VA. 70 isso.