The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-10

The supreme court I'll Chittsndei
oonSiy has jnss confirmed decision giv
lag Mn Hiram CnSdsll d Buniostoi
scopo damages for iaiaries received ID
falling into public drain which uss IN
guarded by lights.
Al Newport. while telephone cir.
scrcss Main street wss down usdsrgoins
repairs, q. s. Dormsn cane dririn,
sloag and the wire took his horse on The
meek ard bis speed US sufficient 10 turn
The horse over backward No ssriou,
damage vas done
A Cntls,on man accumulated lares
property between ls2o and 1850 on shun-
hundred aero farm, raising aud selling
corn u fifty cents . bnshsl. potatoes 81
twelve cents bushcl. eggs at ten cents
per dozen. hay At ~ ton, pork II "a 4
hundred. and wood Al ei.5os cord
SIlas Rearnon. Of North Royaltswn,
while walking on the railroad track near
Boyalton, the ID. wss struck by tho cr-
CINE Of the limited express train south. And
almost instantly killed, He uN q well
known and much respected citizen q
the town. His age was about rs years.
isaian department. W'asAiagsoa d. @.
am anxious 10 introduce DR.. Bulls
Congh Syrup among my Indiaas. having
used it myself for several moetha. end
think il ono OF the finest remedies / ever
found. ! assure you. it is the only thing
that ever relieved me from . prstrsctsd
eoagh brought on BY exposure while on
the Sioux Commiasion last year,
A. G. BOONE
Agt. forPoncas and U. s. Commissioner
Years age ~ eccentric old chap kept
one Of the hotels N St. Albsns. One
fine day he had ms rooms remembered.
whom be caused the nnmber 7 TO be
neatly painted on tho back Of the front
door. After that, when q traveller came
along whose looks hs didn't fancy, he
would simply give the orders to the por-
ter, Show the gentleman to No T."
aud tho porter complying, the undssirea.
Bile guest would find himself escorted to
the front door.
The Supreme court at Washington on
Monday decided the organ patent suit Of
Riley Burdstt against Jacob Rstey OF
Brattleboro in favor Of the defendants.
and ordered Burdstts bill dismissed.
Burdett sued Estsy for an infringement
of patent for an improvement in reed
organs, and the circnit court gave the
plaintiff decree for sl6l, 0O0. The
Esteys appealed, and now the Supreme
court, Judge Blatchford giving the
opinion, reverses this decision and orders
the bill dismissed.
Gifts and improvements aggregating
$500, 900 have been mado to the educa-
tional advantages Of the State during the
past year. The largest gifts are 1901, 900
to the State school fund from the late
Arunah Huntington Of Bradford. Can
ada; $4,000 to tho State university,
besides valneable library OF $4,000
volumes; $4,000 TO the Lyndon insti
tnte at Lyndon Centre. The improve.
vents are $4,000 raised by the Brattls-
q, school district for new bnilding;
% 10 for q parochial school at st.
obr.b srys $4,000 for parochial schools,
to-, .th atlAnd.
An .cciae ut occurred on the 81. J. &
!. G. railro. I'd Monday morning 1t
,os a.. :, wight that meets another
. m;d,ioh, : Wolcot' was going
trough III. Joue. ridge at Wolco. when
rail broke, throwing -" ~ sa' o'
10 track. 1t was hau, W sons instance
Store it stopped. A man wac '''' 'AoA
flag the mixed train. flo nAu NV s'uo
r, when the train came
ong and rushed on the salool eAi WV
reat force, although the sugi 'e'i naa
verssd his engine. Both he S ~ 'a'
reman Jumped. The engine on'
rongh the bridge into the river. ~
10 was hurt except tho fireman, who u
red his leg in jumping.
George B. Boyce, farmer residing in
% north part Of Poultney, was the owner
large and ferocious blood hound.
ne dog has been quite nuisance in the
'ighborhood for some time past and was
e dread OF the people who had occasion
pass that way. Last Thursday he at
cked Mrs. VIM. Roberts, = Young lady
BIO lives in that vicinity. He bit her
'out the face, arm and body in . terrible
amer. 1t seems that Mrs. Roberts was
her way to Boyces where she was in
hit Of going for milk. The dog saw
IT approaching aud threw her down, tore
II shoe to pieces, aud bit hor il several
aces about tho body. Mr. Boyce's ser
ut and his boy took tho dog away else
would probably have killed the unfor-
mite woman.
VEGE1rsE has never failed to effect q
ire Of all murcurisl diseases.