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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

Soc here Mr.. Blank. what are ysu 60
ing cut tonight for? asked Mrs. Blaal
With 4 threatening look.
Big political meeting tonight, explain
cd Mr.. Blank. apologetically.
Political meetings, Oh? echoed Mrs,
Blank: Ysu have been geing 10 political
meetings every night for Ave weeks, and
il it had not been for me ysu would
have worn your boots 10 bed every
time.
But just think how Lice il would be il
l should get nominated for something
Think Of the leads Of money 1 could rake
in and the nice furniture, new clothes and
seal-skin sacques, and
That will do interrupted Mrs. Blank;
have heard that story before. You made
q speech last night at the ward meeting, ]
hear.
Yes. responded Mr. Blank, with par.
dsnabls pride.
Aud see by the two or three lins
netics Of il in the newspapers that the
burden Of your remarks was ''ths Office
should seek the man, aud net the man
the Office" Now you just tsks OF that
over coat and sit right dewn, and IL any
Office comes along and knocks I'll let u
right il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

/
That hsrrid Mrs. Sawysrl said Mrs
Jones. the other day. / wish shs wsuli
move out Of the neighborhosd.
Well, what Do yos run there all the tim,
for? l told you Asw il would bs, rstertsd
Mr.. Jones.
This was rot The kind ofsympsthy Mrs
Jones expected, and she became onipous.
ly silent.
What has she said about you nowy in.
quirsd Mr.. Jones.
Oh its nothing about mo. said Mrs.
Josss.
Who is it about? asked Jones, With svi.
dent anxiety.
Its about you. resumed Mrs. Jones.
She says you're NO more At 10 run for Of
fee thss q brisdls cat. aud that il Sawyer
vstss for you she'd never speak 10 him
agsin. She says
Never mind. said Jones lofiiy. I'm
not the lssst Interested in what feeble.
mipueu Wvmhu says.
But the fstiron lad struck home, ssd
Jones left the table with lock on his face
that bodied no good.
1t was baking day at the Sswysr's.
II there was anything Mrs. sawyer
prided herself upon it was the tender,
asky quality of her pastry. Jones knew
this.
Mrs. Sawyer was just rolling that ten.
der pis.pasts ists great sheets Of trass.
parent dough, when there vas ksock
1t the deer. Mrs. Sawyer answered it,
rolling pin il hand. II was Willie Jssss
Who had knseksa.
Please Mrs. Sawyer, sail the isnocsnt
child. Ps wsuId like piece Of your pie
crust.
Csrtaisly, Willie. said Mrs. Joses.
much Aattsred, but it isn't baked yet.
He DOESN'T want it baked.
But be cant sat raw pic crust
He isn't gsins to eat it.
Then what il ho goisg 10 Do with it7
He said he wasted 10 mead the hsrsssa,
sad make hisges for the bars door With
II, and--
The rolling pin husg nrs and The boy
escaped, but the barrier bstvssa The hsusss
Of Joses and Sawyer osn never b. brsksn.
II 10 toHgher thaa pis.crust. - Defrod Free
Press.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26
wAs s sAs. ssy.sy, Jaiss' What's
her name
Well. Ms - loSs sisss I've heard II,
blamed ifis hssst slipped my ssmsry.
- -


4 Several days age NsttLsrs sssilsmas
csns TO Little Roch esd ssasusesa k,s
insssiios of soyisss hsass en- sot
ss particular With regard 10 the Lsuss
ssd grounds. said be, as am abon.
the water Thsrs most bs wsIl of coll
water.
TLial Iva 90, tho ss,y p,.s.. replied
~ old fellow ~hs.s sL,a h~som ~as
strsaksd with tobacco iaic.
Good wclls
Fissst 10 the lasi
Geld wstsra
Coolest you ever sss, l w.sld@t =. 4
osly I've cot AnotAsr place which "
tired si renting, suppose you com. w
esmsrrsv asd lsek u IL
All right Meet 9v hsrs.
The nsxt day. The old fellow cans
dows ssd conducted the NsrtLsrs gentle.
mas 10 his psasissA
House is net very COED, said abe NORTH.
srn ssntlsaaa. Mss
No. ssthis' extra
Grounds are not very pleasing.
Ne great shakes. Lsts Try The water,
He drew up bucket Of water from sAs
we'll. asa whsa The Northsr gsutlsnas
drask, his teeth chastsrsd.
why. that's The osldsss water ever
drank, said he.
Coldsst il the iaad. l tell ysu. 30 oola
that ii killed al the flowers vhsa wstsr.
ID EN- with II.
The Northsra gentleman was - mack
pleased that he bsssht The place without
further qusstisnias. seeing that The old
fsllow Was not anxious to sell, and fearing
hs might change bis nisa.
Several days Afterwards. the Nor.hsrp
gsntlsnan sought The old fellow aAd
said
] ought 10 take gus and shoot you.
swiadlisg sooundrsl.
What's the msttsr2 locking up In eur.
prise.
Mattsrl why that water 10 90 warm !
cast drink IT, bought IL with the IN.
dsrstanaisg that IL vas cola.
Was cold when you Bought it parj.
ner
But il is warm nov.
Yes, for you see. tho les has melted.
Ne trouble 10 make the water cold. psrd.
nsr. All you've got 10 do Is TO throw 10
. cart load Of ice. No well is Of ssy 40.
CONT unlsss you take care Of IT, I'm in
the ice business. Would like TO havo your
trade.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26
Willing 70 Obligs Hin.

A Chicago murder recalls very old sts.
~ Of the Pacific slope. A gsod Hsturea
miser msds Mis- frat trip to Sss Francisco.
with . lot Of gold dust fer sale. So lsng
- he had business On hand he attended
to nothing else; but his dust oacs sold.
be felt At liberty. He took . bath. got
shaved. bought snit Of "stors CLOTHES.
and "bilsd shirt" registered st . hrst.
GLASS hstsl, dressed, Asd then started cut
for coed time. Az he left the hotel door.
hs met. standisg there, strasger with
pleasant .leoking face, who nodded cheer
fully to him. why how Dc you do' said
the miner, grasping his hand with
sqsszs like vice; I'm desperate glad 70
see you. Bees lsskin' for ysu ssms time.
stranger. Lets take drink. The strss.
ger politely expressed bis thanks. but Dc.
sliasd. A puzzled lsok stsls ever the
miners face, then one Of wrath. and H..
ally one Of unnissakable sorrev, Under
the latter msod Ls burst forth For
heavens sake, stranger. des't do me that
way. I've just started out fer flyer. as
don't want to kill man The first hour
The stranger reflected noasst. and rs.
spondsd quietly. Well, am . misi.isr
OF the gospel, and 10 not drist; but II
you fssl that way about II. ] guess ! viii
take : glass Of soda water II was Hxsd
mp gu That basis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26
They mad. their vs through ,A. d.

Ihey made teetr wav tefsu9e tee de
serted streets
"To-morrov, said lls old cspsllnsis
ter hrishily, "rsmorrou brings The intro
ductios 10 ths slsctsf."
Lndsis catered his rsom. oa the table
lay note bosk bssrisg bis ssus. ssa IN
bis brothers vvitipgs
Brother: write this note st the mo.
mont Of my departure frsu this tsvs.
which suly few hsura siscs I catered
With quite difersat purpose in vie~.
by accident l have just learned Of ysMr Or.
rival. and have heard Of the errand which
brought You hisher. Will II surprise you
10 learn that the same hope that guided
your footstcps has also bssn my lodsstsas'
Win il surprise you tolsArn that also am
musician struggling toward fanes
You yourself, brother, we're my earliest
nsstsr. From you did ! nrss discover
my passion for music. We can never.
thcn. BE- rivals; besides, the sacred bonds
OF blsod and affection preclude sach
possibility. Ny SUCCESS tonight YES ss
have brought me wife. hui IL vsuld
have lost ne . brother
--Thins, ..FKLIx."
Thor, sddsd hastily Ia postscfipt, q
though his generous heart had approached
hin, IN The lace Of his owa bitter dissp.
pointnsnt. with givisg > sosHt asd grudg-
ing measure Of affection, we're these
words:
"During yeur abessss IRON The house
to day. vsstursd - seal into your rson
TO try yssr vislin. II 10 COED. but net,
l think, equal 10 mine, which IL ths git
OF . generous patron. leave IL bshind
in the hope that you will make use sf II
or this occasion. 0sd BE- with thee, and
every success crown thy s6orts.'.
When the old Osnpsll msistsr called
for his protsge the next morning. in or.
der to bring about the coveted introdue-
tion to the elector. Ludwig had left the
town leaving no message bshisd him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

Legal Csnssractes walked ists osun.
room.
Did you sssd for Ne. yudgsS
Yes DO ycu want good. easy pei.
tiony
OF coarse DO.
Well. thss. - asd stand by the eossr
door ard who's . vsmss With . bssdsss
sbous her eyes and set Of sesiss 10
hsr hsads comes UP. tell her she can,
come ~
Is tsa sii
That's ali It's . pretty soft isbD J
doa't thisk sLs will venture 70 come
srousd Lss but II she should. I'd like
TO have ysu hasdy y sbso her avsy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

Years went by; FsIix WAS still away
Occasionly Iets. written y bright
hopeful spirit asd full Of usdefnsd
expectation. came 10 the old hsms. Oc.
sasionly. toe. there osme letters from the
esod aunt with vAon Felix lived; bst shl
vas clsvcrsr With her nssdls thas with
her psn. and II vas difficult sometimes u
make out her strange Asurishes. That she
loved the Ia vm ssssr. Tor her lStssrs
vers oss lssg ssng Of praise in his hsnsr.
She hiptsa st mysterious patrons vhs had
bsfrieadsd The boy. saa vho tsok strange
interest 10 Ms vslfsn Thss there came
Whispers Of fair young fssulsin With
golden hair asd eyes Of hssvsslisst blus.
far sbovs Felix i social pssitiss, said ths
good cid aust. bat With I'll her virtues.
saly his sqssl 10 sll that vas great Asd
npbls in human ssturs. She vAs the
dssghtSs Of his patrss. hi.sslf = sscissi
bnrecn sisses. an1 vss 70 ~ tAs eroshiAs
prizs Of the ysuss nAn's sdort. il. and
ssly IL. said the isthss. b shsuld prsvs
sucesssful il TIE career ~ hsd nappsd out
for Linsslt
To al this Lsavig lissesssd vith con
plsts iadiffsrsrcs He vAs 20 hard 81
work Ssv psrfsetins hn musical studies.
skss fsiix. Sst ri sight sad hsaziss. ~
sgsr tssal,s1 ~ jesisss sssl. ~i IVY fa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

I cdss iss sAas ~ house and ios located 90 Msip
street In the village of Manchester. Hosss 80
also nsv bArs. hard sSd so<t uAtef. ycung fruts
trsea Pine location. Terms rsssopsbls.
WALLACE LAypsOx.
uaAoAsst W.. Feb. 3Bsh. iess tiu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

Clipped from the csasjs Prestyssyiaa.
uadsr signsiurs sf I3isetstt Robisses.
Prspr vas cured of of recurring bii
lieus hsslscbes by Burdock Blood Bissssa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

1
H. ~as only twelve years old. but Ls
picked up pocket book with $40 In II, sad
With tho rashness Of q youth started Ia for
u grand dsbauch He lid ~ 81 worth of
cigarettes and then com mmcscsd ssmpling
lemonade vt the bridge entrance Al ever.
ybody knows there isa wild profnsion Of
brands 1T that place. He tried them al.
by this time he WAS excited aud reckless.
90 he bought . quart Of green apples aad
two dessysd bananas and sat down on
the Astsr house steps 10 sbjoy them. and
then went aud kad some clam cLowder.
After this be proposed u 60 10 High
Bridge and smoke cigarettes for = week.
But As vas Intercepted W the corossr 1t
Eighty nslb slrs.t. wLs took sut Of Lis
elYtLy. I've pistols, . quart Of peanuts.
six raw tomatoes, enc paper Of chewing
tobacco, four possds Of damaged gum
drops. si1 tickets fossa dime nussum.
three nsw iron pocket knives. clay pipeg
dime song book and . pair Of bstbint
psuts. " vas reported ~ . case Of shsl.
era islsstsn but IL vas sniy sStrsvs.
gaacs,
TIE folio xisg iscidsst hes lrss related
before, but the Bsston GLbe thinks II
will be enjoyed 81 this time: Tss late
Charles O'Coapor, soon alter he tsok up
his rs~idspes ii Mast uckst. had occssiss
to VISIT sss u the baster shsps II the
tsvn The tsDssriAl artist sist>d n The
bosor bs enjoyed Ia the pstrossgs ot "
diftisgu ui.bsd eitizss, grsstsd Nr. OCss,
nsr 10 the fsiisw.sg gsrnisus msassr:
'.0ooi aorsisg. M. Oconusf Pine
msrpisg. sir. Fes ss
No answer. 49,
Thick lbs weather viii cesnsus hss
Mr. O'Conpor.
No answer.
"wsys Lsd good deal of rails, cir"
No AssssG The great lawyer ~ 10 The
chair.
"How would you like 70 be sbsvslf
inquired ths bssbsy. plsciaz tsssi about
ais sew s.astos~ris ehta.
Ia .ilssss. slsl' sss tLc ss~ss ssd ssl.
'su pij.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

J. c. Ball, of Woodland was here yesterday.
Dr. Obed Harvey, of Gait, is visiting the city.
Frank &. Waterhouse went to the Bay yester
day afternoon. =
Ed o. Allen, of Carson City, New, was in
town yesterday.
DR.. q. Dart has returned from visit of five
months to the East.
Mrs Ed F. Smith, of Sacramento, is visiting
friends at san Francisco.
J. H. Meredith of Folsom, came down to the
city yesterday afternoon.
Deputy Controller F. J. Clark returned home
yesterday from campaigning.
Joseph Hackett of Rocklin, returned home
yesterday from Paso Robes Springs.
H. X Snow, former resident of Sacramento,
nOw living at Oakland, is paying the city visit.
D. n Hershey. Democratic candidate for Sen
ator from Yolo and Solano counties, was in
town yesterday.
George WEIGH, master mechanic of the Cen
trial Pacific Railroad at Oakland, came to the
city yesterday noon.
James c. Isaacs, correspondent of the New
York Dramatic Nc'Gs and Chicago NeicS Letter, is
visiting Sacramento.
Miss \. Ray Dietrich has returned from the
East after an absence of three months. She
will hereafter reside in Oakland.
Hon. J. A. Louttit and Hon C. A. Sumner
candidates for Congress, who addressed joint
meeting of Republicans and Democrats at Nico-
laus Tuesday night, passed through yesterday,
going to Stockton.
Arrivals ut the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
f. D. Kenfield, Oakland; y. J. Stcger, D. d.
Powell, Marysville A. Hourgsberger, San Fran
cisco: E. c. Griswod. Chicago: Mrs. H. c.
White and daughter, Durham: William John
ston, Richland; q. Stairley, Red Bluff; r. L.
Topiitz, san Francisco; f. Greene, city; G. W.
Grayson. Jr., Oakland; 10 Hamilton, Auburn
George Manix, san Jose; J. II. Doolittle, X. J.
Spaulding, Woodland; @. Harvey, Gait; a. G.
Booth. L. 5. Solomon, San Francisco; l.. +.
Moulton and wife. Colusa r. |. Williams, John
Currey, san Francisco; Mrs. J. c. Campbell and
daughter, oakland d. +. Baxter. J. 5. Mitchell,
San Francisco: John Williamson, CORTLAND; J.
T. Strattan, Oakland; II. L. Wolf, San Francisco
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The Tempest on j Street.

EDS. RECORD MON: We beg leave to
state through your valuable columns, in
answer to Mr.. Nathan's, of the mi,
etfusiOn to a reporter of your evening con-
temporary, as follows:
When Mr.. Nathan was approached by the
clerks of the Early Closing Association to
close his establishment, he would not sign
his name to the agreement drawn up, and
gave the following reasons for his refusal {:
He said he would not sign any agreement
which was signed by certain other houses,
whose signatures he considered of no value,
but he would close if all the other stores
would close. We were compelled TO take
his word, the result of which is now well
known. The gentlemen whom he stated
would not keep their promises have kept
their word with us in an honorable man
ner, and thereby proved their word to be
better than his We wish to say that we
never claimed Mr.. Nathan had signed an
agreement, but took him at his own word,
that his word was as good as his bond, and
we now have the result. 1t is true two or
three stores in his line of business were yet
keeping open, and Mr.. IXL has used the
names of these parties as preteXt to re-
open his establishment.
The clerks association has never had
faith in his promises, and were not sur
pr1Sed that they were DrOken-ln TACT, were
astonished that he kept closed seven days.
The very gentlemen who he berated to the
clerks, are the clerks strongest champion,
and, Notwithstanding the detection of the
MI" will stand by the association
and continue to close their doors as agreed
upon. The people Of this city are heartily
in sympathy with us, as arc also all right
thinking people, and will encourage us in
every legitimate effort we may make to
protect the merchants who so honorably
stand by the early-closing movement
In conclusion, we beg to say that, not
withstanding the mis- long residence in
our city, he has had ample opportunity to
become at least little more liberal and
fair dealing than his conduct in this matter
has justified-and it shall ever be our effort
and the efforts of our friends to see that the
sole recipient of the profits Of the INL's
| long hours will be the Gas Company.
THE CLERKS EARLY CLOSING AssoCIA
TrpE y
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LEG BRoKEY.-Last evening Thos. Null
Hgan, a man 60 years of age who has been
on the coast since 81 and served in the
army during the war, was wrestling at NJ.
Martins saloon, X street, between Front
and Second, with another man, when he
was thrown, and, in falling, fractured his
leg near the ankle in such manner that
the bone protruded He was sent to the
COUNTY, Hospital by the police.
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SYRACUSE q. y. ), June l., 1888.
Il suffered with kidney disease and in
tense pain in back. One bottle relieved
and six bottles of HUNTS Kidney and
Liyerl REMEDY completely cured me. H.
S. Proctor, Furniture Dealer, go Salina street.
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Best genuine French Grape Brandy, dis
TILED Extract of Water Pepper or Smart
Weed, and Jamaica Ginger with Camphor
Essence, as combined in D.. Pierces Com
pound Extract of Smart Weed, are the best
possible remedies for collie, cholera morbus,
diarrhea, dysentery or bloody tiuX, or to
break up colds, tevers and intiammatory at
tartS
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BY Sherburn & Smith, 10 A. N. tod
Business Advertisements.

Business Advertisements.
Stock ranch for sale.
Lost-Horse and buggy
Neurotine.
Wanted-A competent cook.
Wanted-A book-keeper.
For sale-Snug little house.
For sale-Two building lots.
Experienced dressmaker will work in fam
lilies.
Mechanics Store-Nfail shopping.
Hale Bros. u Co.-Clothing department
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Il. Lamef, French Bakery, street, be-
tween 18th and 18th All kinds of Bread, Pies
and Cakes. The only genuine French bread. o9-6m
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Sacramento Tivoli-" True Devotion
Grand Republican rally tomorrow evening.
Confidence Lodge, X. of P.-Funeral.
Sacramento Paid Fire epartment-Funeral
Knights of Honor-To-morrow
First Artillery Ball-Committee meeting.
Sunset Council, o. c. F.-Initiation.
Court Sacramento, A 0. F.-To-night.
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Printers favorable to Cleveland and Hen
bricks.
Auction Sale.
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Dunlap's Silk Hats, 81.
Dunlap's Stiff Hats, S..
Boys Dress Hats, 81 IS.
Boys School Hats, IS cents.
MAIL SHOPPING.

Every day people living of town learning
more and get their things Of dress and personal
need of the city merchants 1t is they who have the
greater variety of goods the freshest and the low
est prces-the three things necessary to the most
cessfu buying. By means of SAMPLES and ILLUS
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Burnetts Cocoaine Promotes the Growth
of the hair, and renders it dark and glossy. 1t
holds, in Il liquid form, large proportion of
deodorized CoCoANuT OIL, prepared expressly
for this purpose No other compound possesses
the peculiar properties which so exactly suit
the various conditions of the human hair.
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Lundborg's Perfume, Edna.
Lundborg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose.
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily OF the Valley.
mrS-ly
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Redding's Russia Salve stands unrivaled
for its speedy healing and soothing qualities.
Price . cents. oll1yTuThS
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ANGosTURA BITTERs are Endorsed by
all the leading physicians and chemists
for their purity and wholesomeness. Be-
ware of counterfeits, and ask your grocer
and druggist for the genuine article, pre-
pared by Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

In vain the eyes are flied with light;
In vain the cheek with beauty glows,
Unless the teeth are pure and white,
Unless the breath is like the rose;
And SOZOD0NT alone supplies
These beauties that we all so prize.
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Go to Golden Eagle Oyster & Chop House,
Open day and night ADAMpAMM, Prop. m14-lm
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All Subscribers to ConwelI's "Life of
BLAINE can get their books at No. $40 street.
DAVINIA MCGLASHAN, Agent. o2l-1m*
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Dr. La Mars, Seminal pills cure am cases o

Mrs. Ellen Cogar, Nurse, can be found
at No. so Sixth street, nearI l. o7-ln
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Two-McFarland, Judge.

WEDNESDAY. October Goth.
Reclamation District No 8 VS.. Vim. Holtum,
Orrin Dubois and Mary Dubois-Ordered that
default of plaintiff be entered. Judgment rem
dered in favor of defendants dismissing the ae-
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Solano county registers eight voters over
eighty years Of age.