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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11
STATE NEWS.


L. W. Rsdinston Of Rutland, the dc
featsd democratic candidate for governor
is said to be booked for Kit Haskini
place as district attorney.
The bankrupt estate Of Bradley Barlev
OF st. Albaus paid 2 23 cents on 0 dsllar.
Settling Of the estate necsssiatsd the sal
Of nearly $685. worth Of property. con
slsting largely Of real estate.
George vanDyks has bought 1000
acres Of timber land 10 Ferdinand, Esse,
county, OF T. G. Bsattis for $4,000. Til,
timber is uHcat and will yield about 10,
600 feet to the acre.
The question Of allowing school chill
dren to attsud roller skating Kinks hal
been settled At st. Johnsbury by allowing
scholars to attend Saturday afternoou
and excluding all others.
William J. Selfrige Of Salem and Austin
H. Scott Of North Adams. Mass. were
yesterday committed IN default Of 81, 00(
to the Rutland. VT, workhouss to await
the action Of the Unitsd States grad jury
on the charge Of robbing the Below
Falls, VT. psstofice.
Judge s. NJ. Dorr. one Of the best
known citizsns Of Rutland died last week.
lie was lawyer by pro fsssion. and wa
one OF the first men TO take hold Of
the Vermont marble industry. He leaves
family Of children and grandchildren,
and the name OF his widow, Julia G. X.
DOR. Is familiar to readers Of current lit
eraturs everywhere.
Mason B. Carpenter has bssn elected Ia
the Colorado Senate from Denver by ma
lority OF SIC over his Democratic opponent.
Mr.. Carpenter is vermoptsr, from Barre;
q graduate OF the University Of Vermont;
be has already served in tho lower house
Of the legislature and came within one
vote Of being elected speaker over The
Democratic nominee.
A large trsst Of timber lald, sstimsted
10 costain bstween 1900 and 1000 acres.
lying in the town Of Somerset and former.
ly belonging 70 Irwin Aspiswall Of New
York city, has recently been sold by their
agent. Mr.. Nsleom Moody, 10 F. D. Chase.
Who is supposed to have bought il in the
interest ofthe Newton Brothers Of Helyok
Mass
Augustus Sherman. said 10 have bses
the vsaithisst resident IL Warren couaty.
n Y. asd who vas . prominsst business
man of Gless Falls died at bis residence
in that village Wednesday morsiag. The
Glsss Fsils Times says be was the largest
say mill evasr 10 the world. Mr.. Sher.
man vas . native Of Arlington, VT. and
vas 10 his s4.h year at the time Of his
death. He vas uaostsstatisus in manner,
ehsritsbls and highly estssmsd.
The indications arc that Vermont will
hsvs . very creditabls exhibit Of The
products 81 the soil. the mine. the quarry
and the forest. ~ we'll as lls display Of
nssufssiursd goods. at the New Orleans
Erpositicn. Commissioner Mead sx-
pscss 10 Oil eight or ten boz cars with
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CON MUSicATED

Mr.. Editor:
The claim Of the Boston Herald that the
sturdy Senator from Vermont, Mr.. Ed
muads, "hds done more for The party than
The party nil erer be able 10 do for him, 10
as true ~ that Of the oonositsa inHdsl who
claims that be has "dons more for God
than Ged can ever do for him." Roscoe
Conkling. senator Edmunds and the st.
Albans Trust Co. we're very valuable helps
to party and community while each
we're csnfied to his proper orbit but each
are bound to play comet and it will DO
found the period Of their revolution will
be something ever . thousand years.
l hope every one Of ysur readers who
is acquainted with the Hon. Isaac W.
Thompson Of Granville, either personally
or by reputation, will read the following
taken from Wednesdays Rutland Herald
and decide whether they are willing that
the villages OF Vermont should become
such schools for young men as Granville,
N. u, has been to the sons OF Mr.. Thomp.
soa: J.
John q. Thompson. q son Of the late
Isaac W. Thompson. Of Granville. Wash
ington county, N. Y. was discharged a
few weeks ago frsm the work house at this
place whore he had been for about three
years and half under sentence for larceny.
His brother Isaac w. Thompson, has
spent his winters ct the Albany tenitssti-
airy for two years and has now gone for the
third term. John G. Thompson, while
suffering at Granville fren delirium ire |
mems. recently took table knife to the |
street, snd while nearly in front Of Judge |
Belts house made an attempt to commit
suicide by cutting his throat with the
knife. He inflicted very severe wound.
Dy. Tsnnsy and Monroe dressed the
wound, which although serious is not
considered fatal. The 0verseer Of the
poor has bsen asked to provide necessaries
Tor Thompson. He was q soldier in the
late war and is now drawing a pension.
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sssasd Ne disiris. nsstisg II Bsasisssol
Wednesday, Dec. ioth.
Al the annual meeting Of Dudley
Pest. No. "a @. A. r., Dec Oh The follsv
iss ofkess vsrs elected fer the snssias
year O. Adsss. Commander; n. L. An,
drew. s. v. G.; r. u. siseho. ,. v. c.
A. A. GrAal q NJ; Fsyesss shepard
chaplain; sssh l. Warner. ssfgsos; J. q.
Paraham. q. d.; Rslis Perry O. c.,
Thomas wAismsn. sentinel: George II.
Phillips. J. Q. Farnhan delegates 10 De.
psrtmsst sseanp0sst W. J. Ailes.
Thos. whitnan. alterastss
The Iisv. Theodore Hopkins ollieislsd
Il 81 James church II both services last
Sunday and preached two coed sermons.
. little highly but good. practical dostrius
~. n. CAn6sld vent TO Glsns Falls
Saturday 70 attend the funeral Of Mr..
Sherman Who VAS . native Of this tevs
and very prominent lumber dealer At
that place
SUNDERLAND
--Os Friday evening Of last week about
sixty friends and scquaintancss Of the
Misses Mary and Abbis Balch met them.
u the rssidsnos Of their father, in the
way VI social party. The fore part Of the
evening was spent a. it is the custom for
such gathering 10 games. social CONVEX.
aatiep. etc, then the gue,ts we're treated
70 refreshments. that ell evidently appre-
slated II 70 are 10 judge BY the remarks
hat spoke highly in favor Of the cook.
After the refreshments the games we're
resumed for time whss the visitors BE-
gan 10 take their departure for their sever
u homes. There we're guests present
rom Arlington. Dondvills, East Dorset.
New York. and Wilmington.
The occasion proved TO be very enjoyable
% all
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Stated by H. B. Cochran. druggist, Lam
caster, Pa: Have guaranteed over 800 bot.
ties Of Burdock Blood Bittsrs for dyspsp.
sia. sour stomach, bilious attacks, liver
and kidney trouble.
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For nearly "a years / have bees vic.
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dies, receiving little or no relief. !
bought one bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm
and derived more real benefit from that
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BILE medieins A. j. Fuller. Dandy, N. Y.
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B0ovVs B4us9po1 u RUTo
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The medical profession universally attest
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Totrl number Of Tribunes print.
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Average daily circulation Of the
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ing Nov. Is, 1884. .l2l 400
Weekly Tribune. Nov. IL. 1884 l42.05O
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

A Barnet deacon oversight and lost hi
calender reckoning. and eartsd apples te
mill and manufactured cider on Sunday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

A negro who has been At work short
time for Condsn Outton Of Windham, has
dseanped with $50 Of his employers
msnsy.
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have used DR.. GRAVES HEART RFGU.
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No CURE, No PAYl DR.. Lawrence's
Cough Balsam, when once used, takes the
place OF all others. See our advertising
columns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

Smith Brownson, teacher in Hinesburgh
for tho past six years, died Sunday Of o
brain disorder, induced by ovsrwork.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

An East Montpelier man has gained
fame by catching sixty four skunks since
September l.
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letter, Salt Rheun. Scald Head, &C.,
will certainly yield to the great alternative
effects Of VEGETINE.
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AT . meeting Of the citizens Of Newport
On Saturday, 5000 guaranteed for the
county buildings.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

There are 90 candidates for the post.
msstsrship in Burlington.
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Wells .'houEh a. corns.'
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." 15c.
Complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts
Conions.
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Decline OF Man.
Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia. Impo-
tence, Sexual Debility. cured by "Wells
Health Remover" 81.
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wuaxas n. wuEEa Ckss! Jaiss
xsxrm J. GAEpsxa. A..,e,.,. I.a.s.
wnam =. BrSrrEy.
JoRs v. HstA. Clerk
JssE r. McGsla.. Sheriff
IA. /. pArEs. states Atiorssy
--Thsss Is PosssI iAsd ssss % u No.
slsstes eosss which vsii ssts ssss Of ~
t,ns tLs ~sek.
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TAAApht POINT.
Cha Harris ofSclsg hticoks is spsna-
svg couple Of weeks IN tsws.
Mrs. =. A. Benedict is quite sick at
~ home il the rsrth part Of The town.
--Rss. Theodore Hopkins Of Burlisg.
ton dictated Il Zion church last Sun
day.
DIR. Wyman returned home on Friday
sflsf ten days absence among irieuds ia
Ohio.
Cyrus Parsons LEFT town oa Tues.
day Tor i~e moaths absence il The far
vest.
Misc Susie Barr lsf, town Tuesday to
complete her course Of studies at the
Alfred. IN. " uuivsrsity.
r. L. Dunniss. &satist. will have
rosEs .. Thsysrs Lotsl three days Of each
vssk. Head his advertissnsat
Go 70 G. y. Dasksms and sIsniss
his slosk 81 clotAins. robss. bIanksss ssd
holiday eosds. before purchasing.
A zoe tine Is expected 81 the shsiisg
nnk 90 Saturday night The band will
bsprsssai and there viii ether sl.raslions.
Il Estabsoek advss,isss large and
abrasive stock Of holiday goods. Call
ssd srsnlns them before making your
purchase
--hssry cnnsisgs. IN old selaisr Of
Ibis place vhc saw four brothers sna .
cousin killsd Il Savage Staten. Ia s,riskss
With psrslysis.
fAnk Rose. vko has Lad charge OF
,bs sheess factory. has gone 10 bis hone
10 Nsidlskary and vsll 80 from there 10
Wisconsin 10 spesd The winter.
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The fansra. Of J. q. weodvortL ~
cid snd prsnInsat rssidsst Of this iovn
vss bald q ST. Jsnss stsrck Monday Il
II 4. ~, The Rev. Theodore Hopkins
sfscisiisg The attsadAsos Vas large.
good many friesds from salem and other
places bsing pressei.
-~Quiss . number Of Masoss FROM Red
Meshiais lodge. No. CT. Y. 4 A n a.
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hONDNfLLE.
Singing school il in Hcurishing ecu
di,iop. EfX fts Ss
The slew that recently exhibited here
did mot get money enough t. pay their
bills.
"A Mr.. Gibson was in town last week
selling goods very cheap At auction.
--wc have plealy Of rain and high
sisds bss ~ sleighias-
There will be Christmas tree .. the
church, Christmas eve.
Among she ssosntly married il this
vicinity are Miss Minnie Brooks 10 Mr..
Styles aud Mrs. Henry Brooks TO Mr.
Case.
Potatoes are selliss for forty ssnts
per bushsl. apples for one dollar barrel.
hay for sl4 ~ len. cider Tor $50 per
barrel sd palm isai bats II six cents
each. sK
The regular quartsly meeting OF the
n. E.schuleh will - held Hs1t Susaay u
one i. G ppsidine Eidsr Cooper oliei.
a,isg. He VIZ remain ever Sunday and
tho quarterly ess'srssos sill be hela Mon
day nornibg yEs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

The TRIBUNE begins the new subscription
year with prospects unparalleled In its history.
lie circulation for the seven days ending No
% -,har q 1894 vas . fnllava.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

Mrs DIR. Whiting u Chester has late
ly erected two hundred dollar monument
in the ssmstsry a the middle Of the town.
10 the memory Of the Bigslow family.
Charles Moffa. had the misfortune to
lose horse last week
M. J. Hapgood has good number Of
men 81 work on the mountain and expects
to get out large quantity Of lumber. He
hes cut road fer . long distance around
"Old Bromley" mountain which makes
quite long extent 81 timber land avsiIs-
BILE
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Pos.ags Free 10 al sa5scr1es IN a.s Isnae.i
&afes o. Cdnada.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07
COMMUNICATIONS.


The senate in executive session saturday
confirmed the following nominations; Lewis
Richmond, of Rhode Island, TO be minister
resident and consul general OF tho United
States to Portugal. Alphonso Tan, OF Ohio, to
be envoy extraordinary and minister plenipo-
tentiary of the United states to Russia. John
A, Easson of Iowa, to he envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipoleutiary OF the United
States to Germany. John y, Francis TO be en-
voy extraordinary and minister plcnip0tcn-
tiary of the United states to Austria Hungary.
Registers of the land ofliCe-W. NJ. Gaines, OF
Nebraska, at North Platte, Neb., and Minor w.
Bruce, of Nebraska, at Niobrara, Neb.
Henry States, of Oregon, TO be commissioner
for the district of Alaska.
Charles Duugherty to be register OF the land
office ut East Saginaw, Mich.
AlgCrnOn A. MADISON to be receiver of pub
lie moneys at Montgomery Ala
William II. Francis, of New Jersey TO be
associate justice of the supreme court OF the
territory of Dakota
Hiram s. Childs TO be receiver OF public
Gilbert Doggctt Robertson to be consul at
Verviers and l.icge; J. X. Smith to be con
sui ut Asuncon. Edward Pierrepont To-
be secretary of legation u Rome. Ed,
ward Dun to be second secretary OF
legation to 'rokei. II. Rcmsen Whitchousc TO
be secretary of legation and consul general NJ
Guatemala. Richard x Nell 20 be secretary
of legation at Lima. Clement Carpenter 70 be
secretary Of legation at Chill, Chapman Cole
man to be first secretary Of legation at Pckln,
China.
To be assistant Judge advocate general, with
the rank of colonel, Mai Guido n. l.ciber. To
be deputy Judges advocate general, with thc
rank of lieutenant colonel, Mai, Wm. Win.
lhrop, Maj. Horace d. Burnham, MAJ. Thomas
4. Barr.
Charles Elnstein to be consul general at
Rome; Chester Holcomb to be secretary of
legation and consul general Mt Bogoto; II. y.
LeaVitt to be consul at Managun; Horatio n,
Beach TO be consul general To Ecuador
George Scott to be consul nj Odessa; George, e.
Tanner to be consul ut Teguicgnlpn; John
Schroeder, to be consul at San jose, Costa RiCa;
Fulton Paul to be consul ut Bucharest; W. H.
Fry to be consul at lambayeque.
Frank Sperry, of New York, TO be receiver OF
public moneys at Bismarck OAK
PostmHsters-GeOrgc u. Bramblett, at Win
chester, Tenn, u. g. Booth, Water Valley,
Miss; II. IL. Harrington, West Point, Miss.
Robert J. AlCorn, Iazoo City, Miss; y. =
Berkeley, Missouri Valley, Iowa; George w.
Mohr, Troy, Mo-; Alonzo A. Bailey, Evanston,
WyO.; Daniel Budd, Rye N VI A. A. stewart,
Manhattan, Kan; William d. Mathews, o Neill,
Neb. Joseph NJ. McWhorter, Lewisburg,W w. va.
The senate In executive session yesterday
| confirmed the nomination OF W. ID. Gibson, TO
be Indian agent of the Nevada agency IN Ne
| yala.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07

SOMETHING has gone wrong with the
meteorological apparatus which brings
moisture TO the earth in gentle showers.
Within month the "windows Of heaven
have thrice been opened over the Cum
berland valley, and the water poured out,
not In drops, but in continuous floods.
One night last week ten inches Of rain
fell at HaEeBtown, aud the fire bells
were rung to warn people 20 Zee from the
impending food. These oloud-bursts are
comparatively rare In this part Of tho
country. There was one In tho valley Of
tho Patapsco in the summer Of 1865
which swept away tho village Of Sykes
VILE, destroyed q number Of dne mills
and factories at other points, and lifted
twenty miles OF the main stem Of tho
Baltimore and Ohio railroad out Of place
Tho big rains Of this year have not been
80 destructive as tho one Of July -, 1865,
but the aggregate loss In crops, live stock,
foncos, and farm buildings has been very
considerable. IL 10 10 bo hoped that with
these exhibitions Of abnormal energy na.
ture will rcsume her gentle and peaceful
SWAY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07

THERE is sad conflict raging between
the editorial page aud the foreign dis
patches of our esteemed contemporary,
the New York Tribune. While Editor
Reid let's no occasion slip for exalting the
American eagle and belaboring the Brit
ish lion, Correspondent smalley is equally
Jealous in putting up the British beast
and plucking tail feathers from the
American bird. With the distressing la
bors Of the campaign and tho renewal of
the war in Tonquin confronting US, it is
really too much to have to keep track of
this war between Editor Reid and Cor
respondent Smalley.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07
DEPARTMENT DOTS.

The secretary OF the treasury received a con-
science contribution ofsl5 in nn envelope post
marked New York. The secretary also re-
celved a conscience contribution Of 500 from
resident of Philadelphia
A telegram has been received from Mr..
Henry s. Neal, the new solicitor OF the treas
ury, saying that he has taken the oath Of office
at ironton, Ohio, and will be In Washington
tomorrow Assistant Solicitor Robinson, who
Is now acting as solicitor, Saturday approved
the bond of Charles II. Stoll as collector of in
ternal revenue for the seventh district OF Ken
tuCky
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07
The uiggs., Man in the Party.

Il Is n strange Circumstance that one
decrepit old man should be tho absolute
master Of the democratic party. There
ARE a great many democrats IN the coun-
try who do not like Mr. Tilden, aud who
would vote for him with great reluctance,
but II he should consent 60 accept the
nomination for president not a voice
would be raised against him In tho ma
tional convention, and no would DO made
the candidate by acclamation. There arc
hundreds Of men In the party who have
been FAR moro conspicuous In the public
service, and whe, by reason Of tAelr train
ing and experience, are better lifted for
the great onioo which only lev can