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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12

| h-I"ii' VI ~ "a 'oi"o,Vo 'uo uheVto ,Wii| W
| exposed 10 Va III sie, NJ the more now occu-
pleI Dy Charles Shearer, IN hlrkwooi, 10
reno Ger huhdred' ne" oastIe county Dol
aware, on
| WEDNESDAY April, 20 1850
|
Nv io''0 ''o0h' D. H.
The following described real estate, viLNO.
| /, All that piece OF land an premises, siIu-
ate in Pencader Humid ed, New Cas- le Co,
and State OF delaware, bounded and de-
scribed az follows. TO wit. Beginning at
stone or stake in The line OF Peter Wight
and stephen Wiley, and running with their
line south sl1a degrees, west 80 lU perchss
and north 5sl debrees, wet 80 4-lo perChes
| to a stake in the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal UompaLy y 25 feet level, thence with
| the said line the following course AMI distarc
viz; North ls1a degrees, east $40 Oerches.
| 7 orth u degree, east : IL pc ches nor "a
| degrees, west $40 perches north Ii deKre
east $40 percDes, north 29% degrees, east
| 9 $40 perche , north IA degrees, east 5 2-l
| perches, north 4sll degrees. st 44.l0 percheS
/ north 40 degrees, east perches, north e1S
degrees, east2Sl perch Is to stake vt the
corner of No2 thence along the division line
| between T. is lot and lot No. 2. south t71, de-
grees, east 39 $40 perches to the beginning,
c n aiming S aces 8 reds and " square
perches, more or less
ko.2- All that certa n niece or lot of land
sitrate in Red Lion Hundred New Castle
County and Sta of l'elaware b0unded and
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12

} be UOn 'eI
of phlIadeI
that The ".
ant, who di
lsylvania +
id be the su
was admit
III on Jun
r the signil
Zee Of DR.. h
,lister, the lat
pwill one lOul
lad a brick !
His known at
Zee, and the
yllld not have
any tinla thai
tsr mind was
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12
Islt tho GOni?


Can you inform us outsiders Of what
Is done on Monday nights in the Maris
Building, Judging from the noise
that emanated from it last night one
might conclude that it was the meeting
place of tribe Of Arabs. quite an excite
ment was created on the street by the
noises and seriously the thing is becom-
ing go frequent that an investigation
should be made. If you can throw any
light upon subject. ! would bspleased
to be enlightened.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12
A RESIDENT READER.

eve do not meet in the building
mentioned and do not live in that vici.
nifty, and consequently are unable to
give the desired information. Ed. Re.
publican.)
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12

Ssh%i s's oS he e. prsm Eh soIn ids Ant AT
100 4. Front street, on saturday, April ~,
lss at 8; 70 o'c ock, p. H., all tn It lot of land
with 2 twostory frame dwellings thereon
erected, size OF lot 81 feet2 inches on front
street; depth OF 1t "A feet iIch s Tho
above property is well located and worthy
the attention OF persots wanting to IN ke y
safe inve 4tment; cou, itions made known at
sale by JOHN II. BECkLEY,
alLf Lfeod-ts SARAH SHARP.
l., ". StidhAm l. Son, auct
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12

DUBIIO SALE-WILL BE SCLD AT
[ pub ic sale at the auction rooms of L..
W Stidham Son, on Thursday, the 18th
inst, at o'clock p. m, desirable corner
building To-, situate In this city at the N Il.
cor. Of Third and Rodney streets: terms cash;
sale positive. LORE h EMMONS.
al2-lt atty 8 for owners.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12

NTANTED-A GOOD WHIrE GIRL
w for general housework, al S36 Orange
street. aprl"-2t#
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12
ut I1OaSs

: Phil. J,
t, will be
m, This
nethodiCal
orklng itse
Every V
| in the stO
'enlely mo
q SO easy
icy did l'o
i'd get bes
ist money.
re soeiSytI
y with ulo~
theuIselv We
without
s every
sliiug, cI"'
d Carl,etln.
,lg TO 90 to
flch takes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12
CEN 4

ere furn
com u
hicil sui
( by the
he hard
com pan
ha, ing
truction
Z. perform
factory a
len the |
Or occuI|
,st railr| |
and will
lders, AZ |
city OF
gton, as |
lay feel
unprovin
reach IL |
huildii
by the
6 finished
airing DID
Dry to ext
thin clO4
a, under
lepart, I'll
,ielplia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12

WANrED-AHo GOOD GIRL FOR 9 GEN
apr12.2ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12

TOR KENT OK SALE-A FlRST-OLASS
IL room house. have twenty houses
for sale on very easy terms. aprl2 6tt
Il. IL. TINDaLL, 70l French street.
r AILORS-TWO GOOn MEN WAN TED
Oh fine pants. also one man on vests,
at j. W. DlEFEN DDKF 4 90,
aprl24t Fourth and Market SITS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12

nd on u
es being
positive
property
nat ~sre
Certair
rnCe the
for court.
v know
George +
g heard
Ell into til
0ley street
nes,iay nj.
nd robbil
F.; the prose
h the fact
! nEIliBl
;eCi two
Emma H.
prove au
hin, while
~ at their
aowledge
4 later t
he letb
=.
appeared
r their dis
there ha
CeuCe to C
aud that
y were III
[! names I'll
INST them,
emily, hoV
the sum OI
lred was |
r her appe,
OF stealth
lg from IL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12

III ANTED "A GOOD COOK. APPLY
w at ll03 Jefferson ct. sprlzSts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12

+, Rails.
> fashion TO 4
nd 50 it shoul
sls and first
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12
fRT.

for Co.
"A slim
10 AnH "
sided at
disposed
looking
~ years
Williau.
n Wash.
iing poe
rtiay aft
ed that
)ugh the
)r hilIIse
ones ha
get his
y He had
t, but fo
ttistieCl t.
no had d
Iy alongl
d Of try
did not
ward the
ot out G
hip wife
his watt
,ket book,
ckets he
special
nan Out
q. There
d one tiy
lollars in
teMayor
,sitiye tn
when he
med in
80 sure
ase that |
ID that
that he
Iutll he ,
'aghn, W
and go
yer. Tn,
} Deliev,
hesCro ",
ii ml\Ais
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12
NEW ADvERTIsEMENss.

SHERIFF'S SALE-RY VIRTUE or A
Dwrit of 10 ari f ,cias, to me direeLe win be
exposed tOpu liz lie, 1t the h0re now occu-
plea by Charles Shearer IN Krkwooi, ia
penc Ter Hundred, New CASTLE County Dol
aware, on
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

e ienr w - ScAuHaa, canFicio3 oiketr
ia his taioaa ePea o. Sunday. g ne full
sstssi y ibe iAv ~ tbe iu1ro e tse 20.
haa bauu yesterday and ite announce
arai 8 Sc nsyo5 ihai erery aAlsoa keep
a vb9es place Was i1aRl opea to-day
pesi1 lt a5raiea oa eeli ao1 - haii 81.
l4vet. We. great iHsht g tas @lean
hooper, asa asiaaliy pfesea'ei size Whole
8uH sia iuo asoegstsaas, froa opeuing
iArr doors T6etso abe aedei ias Say
8. vay promptly arrested ali ar ia con'
aacmrpi - zoe - thr station Aoaso. j.
+ ra.l ,hst tee haaa daar sore open
bat lat1 sru ,rfg isu anl uaes 0ai per
aaaal lf.s 1s al tHe proprietor were al
mUed Tbs Fsuit Aas teen umaria
hy sa.a Sunday The police 'ation'
have pot been 20 ires Of pfsuosn on san.
as aeft niillb ne atuog q q r,e'
,nt saa,is Is $50 an Tonight
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

Tncic /, always mop Of less fault found
witt fhe gtaud listin every townand there
alaay. viii lc People are not only pref.
indeed lccausa ibey arc interested, but
Foe, ao4csiy vary ID judgement hence 1t
Is impossible to make q eraad list that will
please al. ltit we're possible @ get q list
tia, na- absolutely inst g every Taxpayer
81 /, sill there would b ;heusnal amount
II ianlt found Farmers will complain
Tia, bank stock which can he cold at ! lG
+ !, rut ii tie list i, less ihau that figure,
and persous 10 ovu 30 COWS viii com
plain because tltoae usgfpl animals are put
IN the list At tSenty five OF ;aii'r dollars
when they vill sen for forty Ih .aa 4
plain enough TAclAer arc swornto set
tlc property ia The list at is true yalac ~
money. having dine regard 70 what l'L'
property las sold ior ia the neighbortood.
Now fthr laters are perfectly honest sud
men IL average judgement aud perform
their duty eou,cieuii1u-ly undo! tho laN
,here viii stll t. aul, ionnd II was
.sec cmark OF justice Of The peace "h'
bad aiHelatea al great many TRIALS thai
vhe hy ms decision q suit he made
i5ih paitle. aalry is VS. satisfied tha
the decision was somewhere near right
owing % tho uhfmtiss q human mature
ifalist shoull b made out which SHOULD
please cyerybo,l. Ne should BE- inclined e
think il VA. 90 wrons
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

IN view 81 the noarnrss Of the time
whom II will be necessary to call primaries
Il elect delegates 10 the State and District
Conventions We gave below list Of Repuh-
lcau town committees
Arlington G 4 Bundy A \ Grant, /.
II Maulty
3aing,on, J y shnrilcn, Edward
K,assy. Geo. " Walaorh
pont elias Baldwin, W a Tyrel !
BigfsE-
Gset bay fr.aor Harbour
faaGemye. u y Harlow. Asa l.anfcar
Hue nlter
Manchester J 7 Black. G Wait
J5ha Btis
FWai. 4. d eariucr & 4 rarsof, =.
Z Ho
rmIB siuopds. ?. 7 wymnn, II
II &
H4a.Daa. /. ! Parsons. EJ Bullock,
Il y oatgl
Eara & II sbelJon. A r sheldon.
Bv8ei lafitr
Il ilou, J. + Barber J..
q UHal
uafsl. q. J BOND. \ G wilson
G FArugtoa
sasuNarg e O liAl n. CLARK, Icy.
rtl Harrington
asnj,rl. J.p sanford. J, W Willard.
G , WAWg
saa.a,.Aaa, 4 d julou i. 4 lay
race : Gr4te
Waaaa NC bn,au, ! c. BOLSTER, A.
j. MiArlell
Wo6Ifarl. S d Giessoa VIA Newell.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18
coRHEspoNDrvcE

bmnl,, UuNAyY, april l. lss2.
Atl2N We ih Piraeus, destined for
smyrna. passing ID onc place 70 near the
shore TIA, I attempted 10 throw penny
anon tho iand a. nigAiiall We we're pas
.ina b-tueeu the islands q Andres and
r.uos. The aiad va. from tho east aud
\. clouds had collected 70 thick yer the
rrsa passage a, to shui oat every parii.
81 agAt thar vas 4anat fhe next nor.
II ahea e4nc 90 deck Ne were int
terag tic gull u smyrna ani llia uraia'
"a, terribly coli At leus, q felt cold 70
iasi coming from Egypt was here
minded q home f9r the contour Of the
moantalhs ani $50, vas as; like thnse re
hs lsl5re passed no' - serraied aud
fuss.l. sat ,aone ilkr taa.e u our own
land. rAese moaniaias ~re covered with
srox rhe vessel arry-l i SMYRNA a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

T. uali 81 tHc efforts u tie temp
arte ae9llt ia 0hio % cntorce The iaa ~
c.a.e 4ll salosas aild drinking places ~
ssn4r il awaited still q great deal q ia-
,erst n nai places tAe lss all To- az
fasd tbout greet opposition, Int *
ssue Z tIg large citles especially 70 C'n'
einasb rre there afc ~ mGay der'a4a Z
tse IT, /, looAcl upoa lvith great a.,.
snss a..a las dealers have combined "a
.,sps.If,..1 Notwithstanding ihls iatl
,hs aat4oaiies have persisted q eniofrsas
az e. saa thus iat have succeeded ~,
y4 expectation 4 dispatch from taai
risss sasasy ssys The law and ofier
paapie Il Clncianaii have to-day see1 their
rreatasi iiumph 'or 3 generaiion Ihr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

There Is but very small proportion Of
the women olthis nation that DO not sui.
fer from some Of lbc diseases fer vhicb
Kiney-wori il specific headache tor
1.sDls. Kidneys ga. Of order, Or piles
distress. take package and it, wonder.
iul tonic aud reaogAisug power viii cure
ron and give nau ne ii'Relmaa,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

Fool and medicine for Young aud old
prepared rid,0m fs,msattios, from Canadi'
az barley Malt Hops. Quinine, Bark, etc.
MALT BIrlERS are warranted more
Nouri-ding, Strengthening, Nhalilng and
purifying. by reason 81 their richuess 10
Bone ana Muscte Producing Maiirial than
All other forms % malt 81 medicine, Nhile
free from the objections urged against malt
hluuFs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

Nos ihal good times are again upon ~
il j. worih remembering that 30 ope can
enjoy the plrasantesi surroundings II 30
bal health There are hundreds q nus
ershle people going about to-day with dis'
ordered stomach. liver or kidneys, when .
bottle 81 parkers Ginger Tonic wonld 90
them more good ihau AL the medicines
Ties have ever tried,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

lydia T. pinkBums Vegetable Com.
pound has rapidly made ts way to favor
among druggists, who have observed Its
effects on the health OF their customers.
Send to Mrs. Lydia f. pinkham. 233
Western Avcnue, Lynn, Mass, for pamp
let's
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, \. y, writes Il
have used BrRpoeK BLoop Brrris for
nervous aud bilious headaches, and have
recommended them 20 my friends, ! be.
lieve them superior TO any other medicine
have used, aud can recommend them to
anyone requiring cure for bihousnoss.
Price 81 90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

The buildings of the University OF Yer.
mont at Burlington are being remodelled
The repairs about to be made will make 1t
necessary TO move the corner stone laid by
General Lafayette in 1925.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

4 correspondent q the Boston W.'irl
Ala calls Rutland ihe hub a Vermont
"com mtrelally. ipaus,risiiy ecolesiasii
salls, HaplisteAlly. and ia respect 70 Al
mon. pure wick educss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

The cheapest nedicino IA use a IaoAas
El1ogme Ou. because ~ very little 81 !
i required IA effect . cure For group
dipbtbegiA. And diseases 81 the iungs ans
throat, whether nsel iar he,hing lhe ehes
o. throat ior taxing Internally 81 iuhAlipe
il is a mAichlcss compound.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

Conpoaea u roots. lArks, and plants, that
act 10 harmony. aud Arc pleasant and Of.
iectle medicine. constitute BugnocG Blood
BnrlMs. II which highly commentator,
reports are being constantly received
Price III 90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

There is no bitters in the market which
will do so many people good without the
risk Of doing anybody harm as Wheat Bit.
ters
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

A Holyokc. Mass, firm has recently pur.
chased 600 acres Of land and l2borses aud
isleoiug into the lumber business AT Reads
boro.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

A white flint stone, four inches IN diam
eter WAS recently found imbedded IN an
ash log at the chair shop in felchville,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

u am nov ready TO lay down my bun
ale. So said laboriug man, who, for
long ycars had toiiea to supper, bis family,
aud had become reduced III health. lie
nov SAYS that Hops and Malt i'ittcrs has
made him new man. IlI-4I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

The listers Of Morristown report the
personal property in town as footing up
$3.50. 20i or $50. 757 less than IN 1881,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18
Life insurance
AID
BUSINESS LEN,
ATTENTION ~

one Of the old and prominent
Life Companies of this country has
Just introduced anow 7 Ian which an.
swe9s all objections Y Life lnsur-
ance, combines all II At Is desira bic
ia one plan, with definite contract
in every particaalnE, and a plan adap-
ted to men Of ves III or those in
moderate circnSsti noes. Somethin e
which will conan and large aud
ready sale ami = ny easily worked
on account 81 it, attractive feature
as an inYc 5tmen t, income, Or protcc-
ton in cg.se Of cIeath. with definite
amount N ease paid up when policy
Is takeu- Energetic business men
are Waited TO act az General, Spec
ial and. Local Agents throughout the
Stat. 70 whom exclusive territory
VII. be assigned II satisfactory ar.
Arguments are made. Previous ex-
nerience In Life Insurance not nee
essary. 4 rare opportunity for the
right Kind Of men. address, with
references, stating age, present or
previous occupation, Drawer -, Al
bany, n. \, Post-Oiiice l3w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

T6r uat8el athf fIsteougret1"ra'
a.ff.. nominating member q coi'
eaHa8ai Iuauptaa June 2@d. tlt
h3eaiug us saic convention a
Waat.s tuf aa4 % @sa expense, iae sAt''e
,.sia aa ls ssei.l ior both Il 'hs
.ap 81 aa-tue u the eancasea ~hieh
a .azII ba h,ll ia ssa-ep il is important
iNEt uH@ iuAg represented bi
usasJeuatE Is ,hr district con-
IA. Ha
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

evu 4 al@st maAe ar h's
ssie - Gst'raat q
l g5ee lea@hss 'r2iog v
49, iler candidate aud ma}
Uea tu tae msas A@s hs
b Gen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18
THURSDAY MAY y. is

1te8 asa iae ssrrfme oca'' a'
a. iaaut "a 4smlas Asf ans1ia.9a''@
~ 8r8t DISEASES SIZE eaecTiiehs is tar
,Aa race haa ,as decision s'.i "a II
lssr8 down aail seal ue,A u lpot'
s.s s,ihoarh Gaaifsu may ~ dc
M aliaaa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

rur atempt 70 blow 70 pieces Messrs
NaMrbht add Field d New York by
maa.ae them Internal machines came to
pausaf. but it is suggestive Of what pow
~ a. miscliefthe invention afmodern e1-
i! KS appears 10 have placed in the
haals " mprlerously disposed people
II + noticeable that these Efforts almost
invariably miscaTy, 50 far as the persons
intended 10 he injured are concerned, a
sgaat many people were blown into eterni'
Is l. FORE the car could be reached, and,
Asarulo. u anybody is killed il u Who'll
IL unexpected party That anyone should
c4AaHEcr human life promiscuonsly io'
the bare chance o. reaching a certain IN
d.yiaual seems Incredible but that there
are people capable Of this cnormity is at
tested Il, events The carrying Of paeka'
g,s rs the mails offers, apparently tn'
helA II operations for this kind OF murder
bat though many attempts have beon lhad'
ee believe tha, neither IN this country
nor ans other has the intended object even
lagn accomplished IN this way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18
ELlZA A PHELP ! Ferkrr.

i'srATT % YfhsoST, Distinct II NsncAsstsr,i.
IL Probate Court held al kaheLfstsY within
AID t9r raid District, GA The zsth DAY d April
A. 81. 1892
Present Hon. EEnnsy howard, Jadgs.
An InsiTumsut pprp0fling e be ths lat w AID
Testament Of Elza A. PAsips, late u EsUsr,
in stld District deceased, being presented by
Jujla A. rheips the EAecuiriI thefsln IEmsd.
f0r Probate, Ii il ordered W said Court that
al persons concerned therein be boiihtd " ap.
pear At a seEslcn thereof, 20 be he'd ~ the
Probate oaiee 10 MSnch eater. IN said dlsiriet On
Tie lsst Wednesday Ia May A. D., is-2, at
~ o'elork ia tils forenoon, and shew eaass y ~.
they bsye, FPsiBat the probate - thid NIL
slieA pufplss il il further ordered, that
rider ts tubllshsd three Sesks sgceessI9Y -
tie Manchester JOUEsAL, ueNsFafft.9.
% q sAd AGnehestef 10 this slate ,,
sad time u bearing.
By the Court, ID Jsds.
6ksW ATgisf. bAhkEf HOW
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

ameu Il Nsanpp. isea 'he va
rats llep nsd alrar through because
h.. sbe ia Congress did ma s'ani
81 Im fet Noa b lraaihes on'
threatening Ha slaughter against We
+. tara aai .sFa 81 viii'du a. N inat.
ita8sat 6aaIiisD iof Congress We lot
asiIFftoarI rs. even 10 Mi"issirp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18
AT RupERT. IN, sATuRpAY,

AT RUPERT, VI, SATURDAY,
Nav 27th, 1882 at 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
The eonity Of redemption in two.thtrds o. the
real estate Whereof William Toweloy, late ~
rupert. deceased, died seiEed and possessed
Being about eighty acres, more ~ lees, and ALSO
one.tgiId interest ~ the revision OF the widow
doNer. heretofore get ont % Llects Iowsley
widow az eaid deepAs,d, he Whole Of said
dover beng about H2ty acrce, including ruudIy
rights and privileges IN The buildings on rsid
ufemleea Als0 II choice cows, twa.ycGr.nld
hoifers. / eight year old mare, SOW, plgs lsit
weeks old, par ,oarllrg steers, yeatling heller
two. seated uiaiug wagon, double wagon, buggy
wagon. double hsnuts single harness, harrow
plowp meving hiue aud horse ttlo, ulu.
yator shovel plna, 2 lds, I CHAINS, non bar, \
milk cans ana dairy indictments, pair traverse
sIrighs, milk Wagon, ere ss-cut saw, vhifletfoe.
ana neck yokos ieht slough, hay rack, pole aud
whihetrecs, forks axes, sh.Yela, hoer twolnr'
arsd sap buckets zap pan aud hcater, AVID other
articles toa numeruus t' mention. Nebig
bankrupt stock. salr positive
Ttrms sums Btdcr W cash, over VIC az
proved notes Ton sN laAt
" . DEMO AshRace,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18

Sa aultrce Of consequence has been
ID. vrs5 10 tslAuoa g. the Irish murders
s4.l eeeh a4a IT'D gins % he feared that
,ba mrriarr may escape Eoglaod does
i.as a ca j disposed to adopt yipdies
n.s policy .n eauseqnrueem the murders,
,ua Uaw ar sgmt indications that
sa alu gaead jury trials ~ a certain
rass S. faWas. wmeh will be tried by
three Judges instead This would be a
b.f. measure ana England can mover h
aIla ta saslaia il for any length Of time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18


Tae tariff commission bill which has
hoaony lass. provides for 1he appoint
maat ar Hnr commissioners rs the Presi-
aest ia 10. roahraed by the seuatc. They
rf .a aa psia tcu dollars each a day when
actually employed, aud their expense"
Ias5 afa DO consider aad investigate all
~ .aeeaaus rlatop 70 the agricultural
aa4m aal. mercantile, manufacturing
u5a "a industrial interests Of the I'm.
,eI aets 10 far Is the same may be nee.
- b tNe establishment Of lulicinns
talsa gr O revision Of the existing tariff
up8a u scale 81 Justice to all interests, aud
"t5 uulta such different sections and por.
tlons ul the country IS may seem desifs-
hl. Tie commission must report the re-
suits 81 ils Investigation not batter than the
Gist Monday II December next which will
hnHa tie whole subject 70 the immediate
alon .iaa Vi Congress Then viii come
TIE rtus %, ear between proteetionists
aud i1erimdars,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18
The Largest Stock of Ladies and Gents
Hosiery in Town.
BIG Drives in Summer ShaWls.
Our Boot and Shoe Department

will bear inspection Our stock the largest IN town
manufactures LADIES SLIPPERS from 10 cts up,
MP Jas A. Smiths and other makes in fine goods; Q,
fine and heavy stock These goods made from fli
wa anted ii every particular We keep constantly on
at living prices Call ard examine out stock before buy
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