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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


v. II. 0RyIs, PEornrIron.
VIM Habirshs~. ny
Mr. aud Mrs II ID Babcook, > children and 2
servants. New York
Br0wnell. Boston
Geo II Bigslou, Buriington
Tlos stokes aud wife, New York
M and Mrs q Adoiphs Low, New York
hiss Anhie Low
Miss Helen Low
Mics Faith Lev aud maid, 80
ks piaupoui isham, Chicago
Mrs harisn Prentice, child and maid Chicago
~ Prentice, Chiesgo
ssneh Prsn,ice, Chicago
Pietrepont Isham
Mr. and Mrs Henry stokes, New fork
Misc rtlles
John h stokes %
Miss Huber. Phil.dslphis
Miss Huber
Tx Riu and wife Chicago
Mrs G II Kilbourn
NJ and Mr.. MARI skinner. Chicago
Mlss = skinDet g
Miss hettls PeAres. Chicago
> Lenhlhon. New York
John Low
Mia Low
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We have speedy and positive cure for
Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth and
Headache, in SHILOHS CATARRH
REMEDY. A nasal Injector free with
each bottle Use il you desire health and
sweet breath. Price so cts. Sold by j.
N. HARD, Manchester, and by G, ]. WAIT,
Factory Point, Vt. R
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writes a druggist 'hidHey+wor, is ihe
most popular medicine We sell Il shoald
be by right. for no oihcr medicine has such
spccsac action on the liver. bowels and
lidn<ya II you havoc those sympions
vhieh indicate hilioaspess or derAnged
Kidneys do no, fail 10 procure il and use
faithfully. In liquid or dry form Il is sold
by all druggists. SOD Lake Cry 7tTauEc'
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CTAMMERING. Suffering and Lisping cured
y Weak Yoicesx made strong. Bbrill Voice,
deepened and meowed. School Of Vocal Train.
ing ITO Genesee Street; Utica, N. Y. /. II. AL
DnIcH Principal. Those who have been cured
can be seen al any time 10 Utica, or their sd.
drefs furnished upon application. Send for cir
cnlAr
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RKApsBoRo.

Lucius William. o middle-aged man liv-
ing with Widow Olden in the town OF
Beadsoro. was fatally sho. by an unknown
party. when about TO retire and while
sitting on the edge OF bis bed. Monday
night The shot was fired through the
window from the outside. aud is supposed
TO be An act Of neighbor whom be had
quite frequently quarrelled with and who
had threatened the lsster's life.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-25

Rev J. Hoffman Of revivAlist fame
viii revisit Berlin in the early part Of
Sept, with the intention Of holding .
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"A young friend Of mine was cured Of
an Unsuitable Thirst for liquor, which had
so prosiraied him that he WAS unable 10
do any business. He WAS entirely cured
by the use OF Hop Biiters. II aliayed all
that burning thirst; took away the appe.
tite for liquor: made his nerves steady and
be has remained sober and steady man
for more than two years, and has no de.
sire To return 10 his cups; | know Of q
others that have been cured Of drinking
by it, Prom leading H. X. Official.
Chicago. Ill. Times.
Women that have been given up by their
dearest friends m beyond help. have been
permanently cured by Lydia T. Pinkham $
Vegetable Compound. Its positive
cure for all female complaints. Send to
Mrs. Lydia T. Pinkham. 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn. Mass, for pamphlets.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-25

prepared cut Of doors, making yer,
plesssni Lawn party. Rev Mr.. Pratt pre-
sens~i them with rev certificate O
marriage. making ~ appropriate speech
Choscc aorAl ohsrings grsoed the tables
Fneads lesi tan dollars cash oa sid'
table and tho glASs ware presents iron ih'
TIVE merchants Of this village and o,heI
oi,isens Of The place. amounted toissn,,
dollars OF more.
The painters began operations on the
Town Hall building last Monday.
Miss Martha Hnlett closed Lor schcoI
To the Warner district last Thursday after
noon.
Quite . number Of older IN well -
young people are on the sick las! about
town.
Hiram Armstrong and wife Of New
York. are in town for few days on their
ANIMAL visit
We understand that Mrs. Moore will
begin her selec, school one week from
nert Monday.
The new comet was seen by quite .
number las, Saturday evening in north
westerly direction.
There have been at the Franklin Ho-
tel the past few weeks. boareers from New
York, Illinois and Florida
As John Mars WAS unhitching horse
from horse rake, few days since, the
animal kicked him in the face, bruising it
badly.
Henry Allen conveyed the Pawlet
drum corps " aud frvm Indian Hill last
Friday. He has their hearty thanks for
courtesies extended.
--Fifty-seven cheese were drawn to
Rutland from the Pawiet factory last Mon
day morning, for parties in Boston, Mass.
and Providence, X. l.
LAsDGRoyR.
Roy. Mr.. Bartlett made flying visit
10 Barnard last week.
Dry weather prevails. Corn is back
ward, oats about an average, potatoes
small but few in the hill.
The N. L. Sunday school will have
basket picnic to Lowell Lake next Tues
day. A pleasant time is anticipated.
Lauren A. Woodward Of Somerville,
Mass, has carrier pigeon that flew from
White River Junction home, distance OF
"A miles in o hours and minutes.
Very few have thus far paid their town
az TO the town treasurer. After Sept. LIST
axes will DO paid to the collector and
here will DO no deduction Pay up now
md save the per cent
Ambrose Woodward has succeeded in
.etting up quite competition between
lis hens. One laid an egg measuring
IL by Ola The next laid one by 6,
,ut W. w. Wiley's hen stands at the head
vith an egg 3l.2 by 31-4. How is that
or low9
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-25

IS inc CE0dt VOUUoCtt1B suHN
Its main line runs from Chicago to Council
Geneseo, Moline. Rock Island, Davenport west
Liberty, Iowa City, Marengo, Brooklyn, Gfinneli'
Dies Molnes Cthe capital OF lowal stuart htlall.
tic. and Ayocai with branches ifoni nu nsnai
tine, Washington, Fairfield fldop, Bclkhap'
Centreyille, Princeton. Trenton. Gallatln CaLle-
ron, Leavenw0rth. Atehls0n, and Kansas CltyI
Washington 20 SigOurney, Oskalo0sa, aud KNOX,
yiiiei Keokuk 10 Warrington. Bonaparte, BEN
ionsp0rt independent, Tdon, OttunwRt EDDY
willie, Oskaloosa, Pella. Monroe. and Des Moinesi
Mt Zion TO KeOsauqua; Newton 10 Monroe, beD
Molnes 10 Indianola aud winteIset. Atlantic 70
Griswold aud Audubon; and AyOca 10 Harlan
and Carson. This Is positively tho only hail-
road, which owns. and operates through iihc
from Chicago into tho State o. Kansas, al, nail
man Palace Cars attached, are run each way dally
between CHICAGO and PEORIA, KANSAS CITY.
COUNCIL BLUYFs. LEAVKNwoHTH and,
tee and Kansas City, via the Milwaukee aud
Rock Island Short Line"
The "Great Rock Island" is magnitoently
equipped Its road bed IL simply perfect aud us
What Will please you most Will be the pleasure
OF enjoying your meals, while passing over the
beautiful pralries OF Illinois and Iowa, In one q
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany AL
Through Express Trains. You get an entire
meal is good a. Is served In any irst-eass hotel,
for Beventy-hye cents
Approaching the fact that majority o. tho
people prefer separate apartments for different
purposes land the Immense passenger business
81 tits line waranting ~. we are pleased % an
Donnce that this Company runs Pullman Palact
,oPyLILIMAS f,tAALlAGE S SAIEssc sTSv *!
ooTTi sssis Va ,hi. Line, Known 50 tho
all Ticket Agents in tho United States /
For Information not obtainablo mt .
II. II. CABLE,
vks ra4sst and Gsb@sl Manager.
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SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

The Methodist Sabbath School picnic
ed at Lowell Lake last Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Albee. Of Rochester, N.
Y, is visiting at his fathers in this village
We note large amount Of travel over
the narrow gauge. and also that the stage
to Chester is carrying its full quota.
The meat market under the new
management is proving very satisfactory
and quite convenience to our people.
Last week part OF ladies and gentle
man came up by train from Fayetteville
pic.nic.ing. We copy from the Fayetteville
correspondence of the Phanie: On We'd
nesday, the 18th, about GO OF our good
people, from the tottling infant to the
aged matron and the old man with his
cane lunch baske. IN hand. took an ercur-
sion trip up W. narrow gauge to London
derry. This is indeed the place to go for
an excursion, as the scenery in the upper
West river valley il the equal of any in
Now England, and new to the public, and
one is sure of q hearty welcome by the
good people of Derry, who have fitted
upa beautiful grove with seats, tables.
music stands, croquet yard, swing and the
ancient fire. place Of the fathers, with the
crane for the tea kettle, for the free use OF
all such parties. We enjoyed them and
the hearty welcome Of the citizens. who
pointed out the various places OF interest.
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Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes and Pdidce
Dining Cars for eating purposes Qnly; unn oths,
great feature Of our Palace Cara Is SMOKING
BALLOON where you can enjoy your HAVANA
Magnifceni iron bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed Tx lnis
line, and transfers are avoided al touhcll bluus
Kansas City, LeavenwoIth and Atchison, con-
noctlOns being made In Union Depots.
The principal IL. X. connexions OF
this great Through Line are ms follows
al Cgioheo, with all disergihg lines Tor tho
Al EKoIEWoop, with the LIS. a NH. andr.
At wxsmIsGTos HEIGHTS. with r.. Q. ast.
Al sALLn withTI Cent. II. II.
WI W. IL rrp Ma; AND and +. +, W IDS; = :
Al ROCK ISLAND, with milwaukee AND foek
AtDAyKEPoRT With the Davenport Division
q. N. Gst 4. II H.
Atwrsr LrBsRTY, with the p. 9. r 4 fRE
AiGaisss,Is Win l,S Central = = i9Ta Is
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Al COLUMBUS JUNCTION. with y, ohSk.kH T.
Az oTTuMwA. Win central i9"n ~ NJ W"
Al KsoKuk, with Toi., peo. A War; wab3s 80
Il cAsERos. with y. s. I. n,K ..v..
A;sh AfG ses su S' ceh IT. IL. d K hds
Al LEayKswoRTH. with Union fae. and Kan.
~ IlkAss1s CRY. with all lines for the West
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Carleton Bliss OF Eau Claire, Wis.
is visiting relatives here.
There were large number Of strangers
at church on Sunday.
Mr.. @. H. Moore Of Albion, n. Y, is
stopping at Mrs. John Moores
DIR. Prentiss gave us an excellent dis
course Sunday afternoon on the subject Of
missions.
The wife Of Rev. r. NJ Manly Of Rich.
mond. va,--formerly Of Dorset-died
Aug 18th.
Prank and Fred Holley, also George
Sheldon from Troy. N. Y. are here for .
vacation Of few weeks.
Mr.. Frank II, Gray Of Brooklyn. n.
T., has recently spent = few days at Mrs.
Paddock dny's. in this village
On the 18th large company had An
enjoyable time and bountiful COLLATION.
was served on the grounds Of Mrs Lyman
Sykes 10 commemorate the 18th anniver.
sAry OF the marriage Of Mary Sykes, nov
Mrs. Inland Holley; also Of Julia sykes,
nov lMs. Geo. Richardson. Report says
there were nearly sixty present, and that
they bad an elegant time. Mr.. Pratt also
presenied each couple new certificate on
the occasion.
Nearly forty Of the relatives and
friends Of DR.. and Mrs C. y. Hsrvcod At
tended their crystal wedding on the i6.h.
An elegant dinner was served on tables
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ARLINGTON.

Rev DR.. Garfield officiated at St
james church last Sabbath in the absence
OF Rev. j. Randall
A large crowd went from here Tues.
day to Rutland on the excursion train to
attend Coup's show.
The funeral OF Mrs. p Ward was very
largely attended at the Catholic church
Monday morning, the Rev. Father Gsffney
officiating.
1t is said that the best piece Of wheat
ever raised in this town. and perhaps in
the county was raised this year on the
farm Of Rev. DIR. Garfield.
A lawn party for the benefit Of st.
James church was held at Mrs. ]. r. Jud.
sons at the east village Monday eve. and
We learn was well attended.
A social dance will be held at town
hall. Friday evening Aug. 26th. Good
music will DO in attendance and we can
assure all who attend good time.
Mr.. r. N. Andrew and brother, one oil
whom now resides in Western n. Y, aud
the other farther West have been in town
for few days. These gentlemen former
ly lived here and left more than thirty
years ago. this being their first visit since
they left.
Quite runaway occurred one day
last week. Ayoung son Of d. q. Barney
WAS taking ride with Miss Susie fillmore
and Miss Du Bots, whoa some part Of the
wagon broke which frightened the horse,
causing him 10 run away. Part OF the oc.
cupants were thrown out and the other
jumped ont No one was hurt but the
wagon was demolished.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-04-16

Opposite the Iehigh 4 Susquehanna Depot,
Come and See for !
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-11-12
INSPECTOR OF STEAM VESSELS


WASHINGTON. Nov. IL. The annual report
of the supervising inspector general of steam
vessels was today transmitted to the Secre-
tary of the Treasury. The total number of
vessels inspected was 4779; tonage of vessels
inspected, l2O 400.3l0; number of officers
licensed, 7.79S, showing an increase over
the preceding year as follows: increase in
the number of vessels. 243 increase of ton
mage. S,2l9 sos; increase in the number of
licensed officers. ll35. The total number of
accidents to steam vessels during the year
resulting in the loss of life, 81. The total
number of lives lost by accidents during'the
year was 26S,
The report recommends that the term of
''board of supervising inspectors" be stricken
from the law. and that the services now re-
quired OF that body be dispensed with, and
Instead thereof, that the Secretary of the
Treasury be empowered to convene a mixed
committee, composed of a supervising local
inspector and an assistant inspector, to meet
at such a place as he may determine upon.
to examine and report to him upon the eff
cheney of any device to be used upon steam
vessels hich requires his approval to deter
mine which he may need technical or ex-
pert assistance, many of the local and assiS
tant inspectors having expert knowledge ol
which the department would gladly avail itself
were there any authority for SO doing. 1t
suggests the advisability of appointing a
supervising local and assistant inspector by
the Secretary OF the Treasury.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-11-12
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Zertwiller Theal, a hotel keeper of ST.
John, n. b., has been arrested for beating
his wife to death.
Ridge, Mo , was arrested today, charged with
collecting illegal fees for issuing pensions.
The Northern Belle" mine has declared a
dividend Of so and An extra dividend of 25.
The British flying squadron. bringing two
English Princes and the sons of the Prince
ot Wales, has arrived at Yokohama. Fes-
tivities in their honor to extend seven days.
Henry II. Babcock, President of the Chica-
g" Academy of Science. is dead, aged 67.
He was a native Of Vermont.
A violent snow storm prevailed in Lincoln.
Neb., Friday, with northeast wind, the first
of the season. 1t falls an iEch an hour and
bids tar to last all night.
Mail Agent Madin of Des Moines, is un-
der arrest, charged with stealing over 800
letters.
Robert A. Welch is under arrest in New
York for fatally shooting James Il. Petrie,
saloon keeper, ON Carmine Street, Thursday
night.
John IIennessey. while at work in Ports
from the schooner Richard $. Leaning, fell
from the stage to the deck, sustaining proba-
bly, fatal injuries.
Mrs. Dinsmore, formerly the wife of
Guiteau, now residing in Leaivile Col, has
been summoned to appear as witness in the
trial of the assassin.
The annual examination of the United
States training squadron takes place at New
port. Rhode Island. Friday, and il is expected
that Secretary Hunt will arrive in season to
witness some OF the exercises. Shit
General Patrick was sworn in Friday as
administrator of the government of Canada
during the absence of tn. Marquis Of Lorne.
The annual report of Surgeon General
Bames submitted to the Secretary of
War Friday. He asks for an additional ap-
preparation of S250.000.
Three thousand three and forty two dollars
worth Of tickets for the theatrical benefit for
the Michigan sufferers have been sold in
New York By the police.
The marriage of How ard W alter of Boston.
TO Miss Luce. daughter of Capt. Luce, takes
place in Trinity church, Newport R. L.,
"Wednesday next.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-11-12

RrAprro. Pa, Nov. IL. The Orphans
Home at Womel.dorf, was burned Tuesday
morning. The children were taken out In
safety. Loss. $4,000.
RrcBxoxp, Va, Nov. IL. The machine,
pattern shops and saw mill of the Meiropoli-
tan iron works, we're burned to-day. Loss.
elO0, 900.
san FRANCISCO. Nov. IL. fire - re-
ported this morning at Modesto, which caused
. loss of slOO, 900. No particulars.
BosroS, Nov. IL. fire in Fitzpatrick s
planiny and molding mill, this forenoon, the
INNER stories of which were occupied by
Wood & Bros, piano key manufacturers, ana
Geo. NJ. Guild. manufacturer OF piano forte
cases, caused a total damage of Sl,ooo.
Partly insured.
WOODSTOCK, VT. Nov. IL. The Grange
building. opposite the railroad station, was
burned this morning. Ii was owned by Z.
C. Buck. Loss, SO 600: insurance S2ooo.
c. E.. Woodruff, merchant. loses 80. IN
surance $1,000 Ii. W. Hoodly, proprietor
of the Woodstock bakery, lost 81 200; IN
surance, 5000.
MILFORD, n. H., Nov. IL. Fire Friday
morning, destroyed Stratton's cigar factory,
and partially burned ilibrrnisn Hall in the
block adjoining. The total loss is 700;
insurance $4,000.
DENVER, Col, Nov. IL. The Atlantic flour
mills were burned this morning: loss $40
600.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-11-12
THE IRISH LAND ACT.
The Landlords Uniting Against the lee.
ductiUn OF Rents.

LONDON, Nov. IL. Lord Portarlington
writes to the Times, pointing out that on old
hereditary estates that the rent has not been
raised for number of years, and If the sub
commissioners reduce these rents any
thing like twenty-five per cent, the cry OF
contiscation could rghlfully be raised, and
Gladstone's declaration IN the Commons rel
alive to compensation, will come to the front
with irresistible force. A liberal member
# parliament, who loyalty supported the
land bill. writes that it is UNJUST that the
rent be lowered, because of the waste aud
improvidence on the part OF the tenant rs
that he be raised on his improvements. Ii
the rent is 10 be reduced because OF iucreas-
ing age and feebleness of the tenant, the
landlord should be compensated.
L. II. O'DOnncll, home rule member of
parliament for Dungara. also writes to the
Times. pointing out that in the Castle Clancy
and Euright case, the reduction of rents had
already been appealed against, a:d that the
landlords acting unitedly are accumulating
magnificent appeal to parliament tor com
pensation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-11-12

KENNEBEC SS:
TINAkEN on execution. wherein 10 eph II. Allen
i is 'ditor and William R,an is debtor, d
VIII be sold bv pub ic auction Saturday, tn" Goth
day OF No -nbcr A. ID. 1881. at ten O'Clock in tn,
for. .noou at he office If +. w. WhifehOuse il
Augusta in said of Kennehec. all the right it,
has or hal on the I'd day of May AID. 1881, at wv
O'Clock and forty miuut. in the afteruo II, tha'
being the time of the attachment of the same th
original writ in this action, TO redeem f ON II
mortgage her, i"aiter mentioned and descrb ID. thu
following described real estate situated in Nassal,
boro and China. and bounded as follows Beginning
the west line of the town road leading iron
Wentwor Co'n.r TO East Na-salooro. in tn.
north lin" OF land of one Hailowell formerly owne'
by Benjamin omng, thence westerly aud II riher
by lana formerly OWNED by said Young to land OF
Vim. II. Clark, thence westerly by land of said Ciar
to the lin. OF said lot land 70 merry b,
Nathan Hail, now owned by David b. Ca'es, ano
III by land of said Gates formerly owned by sao
Ha to IA d road, said R,an's interest in sale
zeal tate being one undi, ided half rherof II
mon with John ". Clark-tlp above desc' ibed prem
ise- being subj,c; to m"rigas- cordt d in Kennt
bee Rtg try # Deeds, Boox 3!2 Page 30 datcd
January 18Th. le7Y, given by John W. Clark aud
" Ill am X, an to haries b. Gates The pa,
meni of two uoes dated Jan 18th, 1872 one signed
bv William Ryan for SSI772 and the Other signed b,
John ". Clark Tor S>l7.72.
The amount due said NOR gage will be mad,
known at the Time aud p ace If .aid .alr.
t,EU. X. STEVENS, Sheriff.
Augusta. October Il, eSl. oc, l9iir&w2N
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-11-12

Mr.. Joseph c. Myers. the oldest travel
ling theatrical manager in New England
died ut Wilton. Conn. on the ith. lie fell
and broke a leg September 6 and has
been prostrated from that time until hi
death. lie was born in Hudson. y. Y.
December %. 1918. and served his time At
the business of ssilmaking in New York
city. His first appearance on the stage
was ~ a "super" at the Park Theatre in
that city on the occasion Of Edwin Forrest :
appearance there after his return from
England. In 1915, while he was at Bel
fast. Me-. Yankee Addams visited the
place with u company which included
Wyzeman Marshall and George +. Brown.
and Myers played with them for Browns
benefit. He was subsequently induced to
become member of travelling company.
and played several years. In lsi9 he
went into business rs sailmaker in Maine
and prospered finely. continuing in busi-
ness. but playing occasionally until 1858.
when he sold out his business and became
q travelling manager.