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New-York tribune., 1884-10-29
USING A PEN-KNIFE IN sELF-DEFENCE.


Alively light took pla ce in Third-ave, near One
hundred twenty seventh ST., shortly af OF mid
night yesterday, and Officer Farrell of the Twelfth
Precinct, arrested James Dooley. age twenty-one
of o. 1881 Third-aye, and William Baines; age
seventeen. Of No. 2,20s Following trail of blosd
down Tbird-ave TO q drug store at One,
hundred. ed.and-twenty-thrd-st.. the pollcs found
Thomas Kennedy, Of No 2.4SG SecoDd-ave.
bleeding pIoiusely from numerous stab wounds
about the head aud arms. One wound across hls
head was about three inches long Another about
tho same length split his ear and extended across
his check. There was also q wound IN his arm,
and the blood flowing prOfusely from stu
another wound in his wrist. lie was sent to the
Ninety-ninth Street Hospital.
D0Olcy admitted having done tho cutting but
said that he did II III self-defcnse lie added that
shortly before the a1ray hc met Mr.. Bell, tailor,
in the Third Avenue Railroad Depot and went 10
his home with bIm. at One-huDdred- and twenty
ninth-st and Fiith-avc.. thus protecting him from
o gang who wished 10 rob him. Dooley says that on
returning TO ThiTd-ave no was attacked by the
gang and defended himself with his pockst-knifc.
He was held in the lIar lem Court 10 await Ken.
nedys recovery, and Baines was held IN 5000 bail
on . charge Of assault
New-York tribune., 1884-10-29

None But THE BRAVE, &c.-Angeilna;
"The man / marry must be handsome brave ald
clover .'-Tompkns: " Dear me How fortunate VIC
have met '-Scntentious Gent: depend upon IT, my
dear Miss Sharpe, I'm most Ignorance II Dss -
Cruel Fair One: "why aren't you happier thenF-
New-York tribune., 1884-10-29
BROOkIiN,

and Carroll sts, will he cDnsecrated on salnrday,
November !. 1t is IA costly and handsome sUuctufc
Chauncey, st. Martin, the thirteen -ycar,oid 94y %
who stabbed Michael Byrne. aye eighteen, 10 the
heart on Monday night To escape his persecution at
q bonfire in tho street, was committed 10 JAN ycsci
day by Police Justice Walsh to await the Coroncrs
inquest.
In the suit Of William Brady against Coils T.
Huntington and Thomas w. Pierce TO recover 800
900 as commission for purchasing for the defendants
certain ia rOad and steamship lines IN Louisiana
and Texas, in the Supreme Court the jury returned
a verdict for the full amount yesterday. Oh
former trial the jury disagreed
Judge Bartlett, in the Supreme Court, yesterday
granted writ of hab,as corpus Tor the production
IN court of Charles f.. Richards. now In Sandiord
Hall "a private insane asylum IN FuslSng, IL. J.
Richards is a son OF ex-MayOr Richards OF Phllade
Dhia and has been in the sylum since 1874 lie
claims that he is OF sound mind, ana tnat MS protnef
keeps him iii the asylum
A warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest OF
Walter Simpson, age twcnty-three, who Is Delevcu
to have absconded on Monday with 5000 which had
been sent by hun from the 0tiice of the bro9klyh
hlte / cad Works ut No. 50 Front ST., New-l ork,
10 the factory at Adams and Front sts, to pay the
workmen boy sent with him. but lie IN
duced the boy to go into store i'll fnltonst TO col
lect bill. saying that he would wait ior MN.
When the boy returned Simpson was gone
As Captain De Nyse, of the staif of the Fourth
Brigade n. 6. S. N Y. started from division head
quarters at Court and JoralemOn sts yesterday, 10
iO in the parade in New-iork, his horse cast shoe,
and started to run away. He dashed around City
Hall Square narrowly escaping collision with cars
and carriages with half score OF policemen III hot
chase while men shouted women screamed. and
children at headlong pace TO get ont O1 the way
Captain Dc Nyso managed to retain ms seat ana
turned his horse INTO Courts Alter john Oilpin
ride for three minutes. be managed 10 stop the
frightened animal at Court and Livingston sts.
where the horse slipped and was brought to ITS
knees. The officer did not attend the parade.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIArURE ALMANAC
sunr,es "a ,ct 4:5j Noon setL O53 dD)1sssh de- ii
HIGH wirLR TODAY
<H-s,nly Hook RAT Gev fs11l 3:l7 He'll OATS. 6:lB
PN.-Sandy Hook 3;lj Gov Is-ut 3oi h'l tNe ofo
New-York tribune., 1884-10-29

MYSTERIOUS BURGLARY AT ROCKAWAY
A. B Smith. of Rockaway Beach. l.. L. reported
70 the BROOKLYN police yesterday that the safe In his
otore on the beach ksd been robbed Of bonds worth
New-York tribune., 1884-10-29
Announce intnts.


Shakespeare tells how this he accomplished In one OF
his plays bnt debts to nature must be paid de-
and unless das o grace he obtained through tho ~ r
pieroos Golden Medical Discovery IL not "cufe all
Invaluable Tor thtoit bronchitis asthma catrb.
SUMPTION oil dsssses of the pulmonary and other
gana scroiula bad bOol scfofuous ulcers,
action ijy drnggsts.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-29
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ, ID.

1Ai Lexington ave, botwcea 2pth and 3oth sts.
Hours " tO 7. Diseases Of the Nervous system
Gesito. rinary Orgsns Impotence aud siefiliiy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

Oliver Jshssss. the vsterss sbolitissisl
~riiss and speaker, has written character,
isiic letter 10 The New York frs5sse, 10
which ts ,isdicstes the Chicago neaiss.
lions Is agsisss the bslserA Gsiag strAishi
10 The poist b sAys that u elect prssi.
dsIt ci The United States requires shs 90.
sperssios Of body u men - vast thss
p<ssssl prsisrssess u ali easnss b graf.
ICED. For Liussli. be IL opposed 70 tbs
ss,s-Caissss policy 81 Mr. BlAiss asd he
platform: be Il sorry thai The vsnes suf.
fo.se vss Het takes up ssd decided
skr1siavsly b. The sosvsstioa- Rsforn-
era. be aver. shsuid rsssabss that sssd.
tias SD harvest 10 pot ee.s % NE ssne
dsy. M. Johnsoa hss always bssa IN
shis. hoarst Asd sciiss rsiormsr; II b hss
more paiasaes thas earlier 10 Life. Ne sspe-
reses which has brosghs il hAs also
Lsoosht practical visdsa. he uadss-
sissds thai 70 vote for . candidate l. 10
vote for that eAsdiasas's party. He is.
shsssioss. Ter Blaiss - sgaiass asy Dsao-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

George William Cartis ON Mr. Blaine.
The Hartford Post. in view Of the recent
expressions Of George william Curtis in
Ho1er's Weekly. calls attention to his pre-
viens notices Of Mr.. Blaine. March %,
1881, Hnpers Weekly Mad the following
editorial on "The Opening Of the Admins
tration":
"Ths selection Of Mr.. Blaine for the
state department shows that the President
meals to have party bshind him. Mr..
Blaine ia an alert, brilliant rersdiile public
man, rih larger personal foilooiag than
any other RepuJiio1a leader, although I'm.
Qusstionsbly certain events 10 his career
have aliensted the sympathy Of many
Republicans whose approval is worth win.
ming. As Secretary Of State bis course
will be regarded not only without prejudice
hut with The most friendly anticipation. -
The Administration begins, therefore,
With ~ admirable manifesto. aud and with
. cabinet 10 which no part Of the party
openly objects. $50 The friends Of Mr..
blaine will be it, warm supporters. The
friends Of NO ether 'stalwart leader car
com plsia that they have not been 'recsg-
nized.
November 8, 1881, Mr.. Curtis thus csm.
msnted upon the foreigs policy Of 6ecre-
tary Blaine ~ sbswn 10 his letters on the
Panama Canal:
The letter Of Secretary Blaine upon the
Panama Canal was writtsa on the 9th 81
Juss Last, and 10 new transmitted 10 the
Senate under the rssolutios lately adopted.
The letter ststes with sdmirabls frankness
aud firmness, he traditional aud re1sond.
As position ~ tbs country. and miA be
universally saaoiaei The positios is that
which Was stated by the administration Of
President Hayes. .ss The letter IL . tenn
y1afs and d,gn.6oi docmmenf stating our
pas,i,os ruth bleadcd spirit and courtesy and
pecis.oa II 10 cspitalIy adapted 70 meet
sny saeh proposition - joist Euopsan
prstectorsis. ksa II been advanced. But
whether the project Vas merely . tenta.
tive rumor or design seriously entsrtaised
the letter has suGiced 70 arrest il, and il
is assther iilastsstios OF The sliA and aJil-
iiy srhA vLieA Mr. Blame has managed de
department. oordsiof 10 him. He haA What
nay b called the Ameriom i,asfind, dn
essesia gS1,fy ia oar Fsreiga Secretary.
yst restrained in its sfisisl expressisa by
- equal An srissn tact and good sense.
Again. in ~ article - The Administer.
,ios, Juas 4, 1881. Hmpr's Weeliy said.
and Mr.. Curtis is The Editorial writer:
.'sscrstary Blaipes prompt and snsrgst- |
Ic action in dsfsscs Of Baiuralizsd citixsns
md Of . threatened hostile commercial
policy In Europe toward certain Amerissa
srpsrts showed admirable vigilance"
The Pc4i remarks that the fact stssds
boldly oct that these expressions Of con
iisses 10 the Hspuslicsa candidate vsrs
rri,iss long altar the virslcst attacks spoa
". Blaias. vLss hs stsoa before tbs
'os1sry. v fas - his record i concerned.
,rscissly - b Acss ssw.@
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

RExKfnxa FxASx CHAsx's PorrLAn Ex.
crnGioxs. lesving May 10 and Jsas l6 70
I'll poists wsst viii elegant through cara
Osly oes nigAt sut bstvssa North Adams
asd Chicago. Parties NOT vsshisg y vsis
for thsss sxcunises co arrange With NJ
CKAsx Ter tickets Il exsssioa rstss 70 -
Il Any time M. CnASH will accompany
thsss sxcurioss. For tickets and furthss
isicrmstios, apply to FnAxx CHAaE, Nsrth
Adams, NassL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

-Four years age the independents de-
mapdsd that congressional districts in
stead Of states should elect delegates "a
the National convention. who shall be free
to vo,s As they think IT. This vas . just
demand and il was granted. A majority Of
the delegates so elected nominated . man
Who il not the choice Of the independents
and they propose to boil, and play second
fiddle to party that not only elects its
delegates by states but which rigidly en-.
forces the unit ruls. II this is mot prssress
backxsrds then We are very much
mistaken.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

"RnunIicAs suoEss II THE APPROACH
,ss rlprlox u. - PROFOUNDLY nxLIEvE'
or sucn ran RTacnIso IMPORTANCE TO rHz
WELFARE or RIM WHOLE COUNTRY THAT ALL
rsx INDIVIDUAL pGwxRxscxs Az 10 cASpi.
DATES, AND ALL PERSONAL ANAosiriEs
SHOULD pK Brmsp" George y. Eimmds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

The Pope has received two or three
threatening letters from dynamitsrs which
have caused considerable excitement 1t
the Vatican. He siiribuies them 10 the free
M a,ons secsuss he has recently denounced
that order. He says he has no alsrm for
his personal safety. but at the thought
iha. TIL. dynamite contagion has reached
Rome. Every ruler in Europe must have
u,nrs or less fear from these feads.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

The Springfield Union claims 70 have
reliable information from "ens Of the
chief governmental departments Il Wash
inason" that shortly after Mr.. Blaine BE-
came Secretary Of State iu President Gar
fields cabinet he told Pessmsstsr General
Jaass thu, he vas heartily IN favor q :
vigorous and thorough civil service rsisrn
cot. aud thsi be had ssysr fully realized
I'LL thss The wAats oS tine and obstrSction
10 public business caused BY pressure Tor
place With ih attendant Intrigue and
vrssg. The rnioa adds; III 10 not, per.
haPs. gsserslly kaov thai TIE regulation
Of the civil service by Law bad bssa ially
ssd freely discussed IN the cabinet prier
10 0srfsld's assassination. ssd thst an
exhaustive brief. With drafts Of psoposed
Ia. and regulations. lad bsea prepared
il The treasury department BY Judge H. +.
freaeh and Il. O. Graves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

Judge Polasd has declined being csn-
diIsss for Congress In the sscosd district
aad Gen. W. W. Grout win probably b.
tho nominee. thong Col. Hooker asd Gov.
Fsrnhsm will oppose him. Gen. Grsut
served ons term very sccsptasly and there
is . general feeling in the district that be
deserves al least enc more. term.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

lsshlng Pilss-synpssns and Care.
The Symptoms are noisturs, Ike perspirAtiou
intssss itching. ipcrssssd By scratching; very
distSsssins, particularly u night; SCENE ~ u
pin-vorms we're crawling 10 and about the rse'
ssn re P:,vsss Rss s,s so.ss .. 1870 sn.essS
follow. "swAYnEy OINTMENT" Il pleasant.
sure cure. Also. for letter, Itch. Salt nhsun.
9osldr Head. Erysipslss BARRIERS Itch, Blotehss,
I'll scaiy. crusty skin dlesascs. Boz, BY mall, "
csuts; for et.25. Address. Oh. eWAYnE
SON. PhilsdsiphiA. Pa Sold By I'll drussists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26
GILBERT BRApLEY.s E.,Arr.
TOHN c. WALKERS Rs,Xrs.

BrAsE o. yKnnosT. District OF Msschsstes, %.
In Probate Court held u sNaeeAsstss within
sod Tor ssid District - the I0th Asy Of My
4. D. t6e<.
The sdnlnistsstos, - ths sslsas 1T jobs q.
walker, late of Manchester, In said District. De-
esassd, PROPOSED W ssDlsr 1sAi sosssst VI kis
sdainistratios % ssid sssstS.
Whsrsupos u vss os6sssd that ssic sceosat
b. exaainsd Tor allowances st . Pro.
bate Cosst 70 b hsid ~ ths Probate oMes 10
naneh sstAs. In ssid Dtsfrsct o. ths 3Glh Day ~
Juss, iesl, ssd that ss1ioe tksrsof - gives
toaii persons Interested BY tks vubieation hereof
10 The Manchester JousplL. . newspaper prfns-
ID u sid nsDeksstss, tkrss vssks ss0essslvsiy
psev1oos - he 0me - sppc1nt1d.
~ L0vELADD nUnsoS. Jsdss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

London HAIR Rsssrer-0rest Engtssh
Toilet Article. Rsstosss growth. color. gloee
and softness. Removes dandru4. Artssocratis
iAmihss OF Great Britain sndoese IT, Eiegsn,
d!eesing. Sssrantiy psrfumsd-, !ss s.veds.
In U. y, monsy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

The piliable condition Of the labor mar
ket Ia Austria is shown bya strike Of
blaoksmiths aud farriers. which HAS just
been bsgno At Pssih. The strikers DO
maud ouly that they shall b allowed
;. r.st gu Sundays, that twelve hours shall
constitute days work and their pay shsll
be seven aorlns ls2 81 week. Atprsssnt
they sre required 10 work fourteen hours
= day AVID hall time on Sundays, and
receive as wages Gully about 90 cents per
day. Aud yet some people want free
trade sud have corresponding wages here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

There il q class Of people in this
couniry. with whom money comes and
goes EASILY. who make themselves conspic-
uous BY initiating John Bull. Now, they
are fousd At Newport, worrying : poor.
terrified little fox to his death. Again,
shsy come ont with some eccsntricity in
drsss or squipagc. Their talk savors Of
Pail Nall. DO they do these things be
cause they are sensible things 10 do' No.
do they do them because they think they
sre seusible' No. Why. then? Because
they arc "EagIish. Nov. We might, with
profit. take pattern by the English u some
things For Instance. We wish that some
Of our trades could BE- learned ~ thorsug-
~ :. they are learned 10 England. But, in
the name Of csmmss sense, don't lot Us
initiate their frivolities.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26


A Blaine and Logan club was formed q
Brattleboro Saturday night with these
officers: President. J. Estey: treasurer.
Z. 9. Crosby; secretary, II. B. Chamber
lain; executive committee. H. d. Holton.
J. N. Tyler, L. N. Stoddsrd. George w.
Hooker. The attendance was large and
the meeting enthusiastic. Edward Put
aam. . machiuist IS years old. dropped
dead during the exercises.
The Congregational convention st st.
AlbAss appointed Rev. G. 8. Smith. Pres
ident Buckham Of the university Of Yer
mont and Frederick Billings COMMITTEES
on divorce Reform. The sssvsatisa will
meet 81 Bellows Falls next year The
Episcopal diocesan cenvsntioa in SEES
sion II the same plscs and time alss
adopted divorce reform resolutions. The
ssxt convention will bs held at Msstps-
lier.
The loss Of tho Springfield food seems
to have bssn cossidersbly exaggerated
when 1t vas reckoned 81 go, CO., The
Reporter gives long column Of iadivia.
ual Losses by the property owners. ssd
the total only reaches s9o3 The list
contains only ,wo losses Of $1,000. The
damage TO the reads may MOI have been
evsrtstsd Al 81, 900, Is they are torn out
and bridges Are goss 10 eli directions from
the village.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

No Cuxx. No pArl DR.. LAvrsncs's
Cough BALKAN. when once used. takes the
place Of ell othss. See our advertising
columuA.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

A Weak Es.k. With . uesg aching
-snesss. over The hips. u = siga VI dis-
esssd kidnsya Tee The beat eurssiss
kpe~1, vkieA 10 Bardock Bleed Bi.ssn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

Wsiis' .nsssh - essas.-
AK for Wells s.Ilough % CornA" l5c
Csnplets. permanent csrA Corns. varts
Ccnions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26
No Cure, No Paw!
Dr. LauIsncss Cough Da|sam

IL wavvs nsed - ssgs COCOues co., Os,
nOAasEsEss, SORE TnmOAT,
SD sil dtsSsses ~ ths
Thveat aaA LssGs.
We DO mol claim " cure consumption shsn
shososgk ~ seated, but 20 do claim that thous,
snds Of livss might h. saved every year BY HE
timely uss Of DR. Lawvsas<'s Cough BaisaDss
Nam people Imagine they have eonsumptlop,
vhsn 10 reality thsy only have bad cold shieh
can sasliy be cared b. proper esfs and The
right And of msdieiSs. We eouid OIL eoinnbs
With testimonials. bat DO rot bslieys 10 that vsy
VI advertising. Oar tdsa 10 10 Let svfry body
vto 10 afflicted uish cough ny for tbtnssi -.
sbd II no. psrfectiy sAsls6sd, Tstur the snliy
botsis 10 tie deaIss " whom vas W pskt ara
reeeivs tbsir D0ssy bslk.
Price iw trial sire. IS cts. Family sire. 81
Der bottle.
Remember. 10 Cure. 10 Paw.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

Dsstpns 81 msn.
Nervous weakness, Dyspspsia, lmpo
tsncs. Bexual Debility. cured BY "Wslls
Health Remover" 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26
COMMISSIONER NOTICE.

EstAte Of MATTE Is. INAJ ma,
The undersigned, having been sItoinisdi [,
The Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Mn
chester Commissioners, 10 receive, esinips 81 4
adjust oil claims and demands Of III JsI,tit
against The estate Of
Martin Y. d. Chapman. late Of Donet.
deceased, End I'll claims ashibitsd In net
thereto, hereby give notice that 20 vii Deethr
the purposes Aforesaid Il the late dw cling hone
Of the said deceased on the 9th dsy Of Dscs nLr
seat from O'Clock 4. n, 70 O'Clock '. \. Of ssid
yuss 4. D. 1854, 10 the tine bmitsd By ssid
Cont for said creditors 10 pTesebt thur cIsins
70 us for examination and allowances.
Dated q Defsst this 9th day Of June
0EOBoE ". TAHwELL. 90
low HONEA WILLIAMS, Ss""'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26
Manchester Hotel
And Music Hall.

situAtsd on the corner Of Nain and Union Gtrssts
opposits the Equinox House, 10 offered for sale.
The lot IL 100 feet front and 200 feet deep.
The buildinks contain hfty-ons sisspisg rtoDs,
psrlors, dnisg room, kitchen, laundry. etc.,
complete. and FURNISHED ready ~ ran - hotel,
tsxceptiDg dining room crocksry, linen, stc.)
Ice house and running water on the premises.
The rooms have heretofore been used 10 con.
pec ton With tho Equinox H.use, ana srs thor.
oughiy we'll furnished and have best sofs
springs, hair msttfesses. etc.
There II . drug store post Office, and ONCE Of
kdrchestsr Journal. In the north end Of the
building. Annual rental received from those
tensnts, $40
Tho Music Hall audience room has stage ssd
sccnsry; capacity, 800; rsntA tls per hight.
Small dsnctog hall In bsssmsat, rsntai y per
night. Your very Ans bowling alleys 10 bsss.
ment, we'll patronixsd daring Ne summer.
Thevo are also tvo large stables and 10 "Coach.
man's ball, that Will b cold With the property.
II dssired. Also one 10 I'VE acres Of land.
This II On opportunity 70 purchase . vsiuabls
and paying property 81 . seasoaabls price. 4
good 1sa Who can pay loo cash, cen have al
ths time dssissd on The balance. q sts PER esst.
interest. M
FOR farther psstisalars, sddrsss.
r.H. ORVN, wfHdsW HotA,
JAcxssSvILLs. vLA.
After Nay Let, E9uinox Hsuss,
" AAxcnEsTxa, vxln0HT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

NOTICE.-The Town aud Highway Tsnes for
IN 1884. each 10 per cent OF the Grand List,
have been placed ID my hands Tor collection. II
not paid within 90 days fr m this date they will
be placed IN the hsnde OF the CoIleetor aud costs
made. will be st the Battenkill National Bank
70 receive them.
W. A. BLACK, Town Treasurer.
Manchester, Vt. June 9th, 1854. a3w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

ssus.si nsvssstsss Tssss.
rox rHIxInxxr.
JAMES q. BLAINE.
81 Maine.
ron VICE rMExgpExT.
JOHN A. LOGAN.
az IIlipeis.
n.vssssss sssss yNss''
ron oovEA0on
s. Y. PrNGREE.
of Hartford.
ron Inprsaxr-covEkssH
Y. j. ORMSBEE.
Of Brsadss.
rKEAsrExR
w. II. DUBOIS.
81 wssl RAslslph.
xNrnxrAhy or STATE
G. W. PORTER.
Of Nosspslisr.
AUDITOR
Z. II. POWELL.
81 Richford.
u.r.sss sssttvs - Cesgrsss.
JOHN W. STEWART.
Of Miidissury.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

Al xsadsrlspa, June is,h. . daughter 70 Mr..
and Mrs.. Chss. Sions,
A sasaerlsna. ,ene sli, ssn 10 Mr. and
ur. Ira bait
A. rsr, Jass ira, aaashsr 10 NJ Ara
mre. W. W. W~st.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26
FARM FOR SALE.

The farm consists Of $50 acres OF meadow
and pasture land and wood lot on the mountain.
Situated IA miles north OF The village Of Ar.
lington, plenty Of good water, frnit trees, sugar
orchard, &c. DuildinRs I'll In good repair. The
above will BE- sold cheap, N desired part OF the
purchase money can remain on mortgage. Ap.
dly 10 or address.
Mas. MAR0ERET DUNN.
Arlington. w., June i7th, 1884. Saw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26
Marriages.

A. Spencer, Mas, Jane isiA. by III. ilsv. A.
T. wsihss, Elts y. rismisy 70 MsrlAA A. Put
ncrs, both 81 Fast hsookeid Nsss.
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Al rsrs. Jane is.A. Jsnss NJ. rsrnun. aged
n ysArs.
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The Amos Brown. place, situaied about ono
mile from Manchester Depot conststius Of 81
good sugar orchard Price reasonable. aud :
portion Of the purchase money can rcmsin ON
mortgage II desired. For pArticulars inquire Of
II. Q. REik0lpa.
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non MALE. Ono second. hand moving ms.
L. chine. one horse rake. nearly new aud one
second hand Buggy wagon.
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