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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

The nsv sdn,nissrslios hes catered up.
On iis duties usdsr very favorable ems
piciss. Every dspartnsst 81 government
be- l~ss tarsed over 10 The nee s,aas's Ia
rood cosditios. the tsessar, 4. foil 81 aos .
~, The sstioe is 81 p~srs siih ,n~i' snL
III the vorld. snl Their az no
ssrssss qssstios, or eo,sp;ir.'so. 70 ,a.
tssrsss the sew III us. |, .hr ~. iuis-
traitor 10 poi ssssr~ss Il gill have only
its~lf 10 blame u stars "A ~nh good
wishes, not oois a. The Dtm".r.'s but Of
every Rspublicsn whose fod s'ii ~crsh
ssythipg. Every nsu y ho - 'tas iavs'
u bis cosstry can uish il only r"sd no
matter vhas party may b IL l~'~.r We
shall criticlss whatever ~ think IL ~rSss
ssd approve shss " ihisk IL rigL.
We eivs below the Nance OF the n~s
Cabinet oficss. Two OF tb's Il sbs
menbers ere not such men % y, shoald
nave sappsssd Cleveland would have
chosen Tor ihs positions Manning be-
ID. reputation d bsisg snars. shws''
politician snd bssiassa man. bui has, ~
tho past. teen mixed up sish s"'ar .iis-
rsT utsLls political ~ork and doe n"' l.~-
-ess such . political reputation a. ~"nl,i
fairly satitle him 10 the posisia" 70 ~hirl'
| he has been csllsd Lamar has some
good qualities and some bad ones. lie
sss thorough ssesssiouist and Is YET Il
W may credit his recent defence u JED
Davis. Hrs business habits are also lax
which 10 bad recommend for Cabinet
officer. Garland. On the other hand wss
not sscsssioaist though be WAS in ths
employ Of The Coaisdsracy. He has Z
ans reputation - lawyer and may make
good Official.
The full cabinet 10 - follows:
Secretary Of State Thomas +. Bsyard
Of Delaware.
Secretary Of the Treasury Daniel Man
ming Of New York.
Secretary Of War VIM. c. Endicott Of
Massachusetts,
Secretary Of the Navy-Wm. @. Whit
ney Of Nav York.
Secretary Of the Interior-L. O. G. La
mar Of Mississippi.
Postmaster Genersl--Wm. Il. Villas o.
Wisconsin.
Attorney General : Augustus H. Garland
Of Arksnsss.
The above were oil confirmed BY ths
Senate and also the appointment OF Gen
JOHN 9. Black Of Danvills, ILL.,, 70 b
Commissioner Of Pensions Gen. Blacl
was born In Lexington. No.. in 1889
During the civil war be served in th'
thirty seventh Illinois volunteer regimen
and came out In 1866 ~ . brevst brida
der general He is lawyer and On abl'
Democratic politician. and has sevsra
times been IN unsuccsssful candidate 70
elective siiices. including Representative
10 congress, U. 8. Senator and lieutspan
governor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

sAND0ATB.
e. L.. Hamilton, our first selsctman
has recovered from the measles.
Samuel Davis Of Rome. N y, has
been spending week with bis cousin,
Ezra Hamilton.
Jerome Still hes his house nearly
com pIeted and II will make very desir-
able farm house.
Charles Oatmsu, tsscher in district,
No. 2, who hes been sick with pneumonia
fors lous time At Harmon Dsutlsy's vas
taken 10 Lis home Saturday.
The Dous.icu to Rev. Mr., Nott passed
OF vsry pleasantly and resulted 10 purss
Of s6s for the prsaehsr. Much credit i
duo to Z. b. Hnrd for the success Of the
occasion.
Miss H. Hurd has been confined 10 her
room the past winter by sickness Of pull
mouary chsractsr. Her many friends will
rejoice 70 hear her health 10 improving
and il Is hoped she will entirely recover.
Her niece Miss Juslms Hale, Who vent
West : year ago 70 her father 10 Chsnoa.
ILL.,, has just returned 70 her old home 70
stay With Der Aunt Hattie. and II possible
10 nurse her back 70 health. Az tho two
IRE 20 closely allied IN the bonds q sffsc-
ton il |. hoped iLe presence Of her
niece will prove more potent than medi-
cins.
The follo~iug town officers were cleo
ted
Vim J Hamilton, moderator.
Elisha l. Hamilton. G v Smith, limo
thy Hays. selectinsn.
Evi l. Hurd. LatoD Bentley. Andrew
Turner. listers.
NJ Convey. constable aud collector
Jerome Gill. town grand Juror.
Willis Bentley. Law sgsnt
WIN J Hamilton. Parker Hoyi. stephen
Beach. auditors
William G Peek. superintendent o.
schools
+ L. Hamilton, overseer OF poor.
Voted 100 per cent iovn tax and thu
Includes the 10 per cent State Tax.
Voted that the Lighvay tax should BE- u
per cent. Vote on to~u systen Of schools
vss unanimous No..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

TL~r Il On sslssssvs strike 10 ths psss-
,,lsssss sssi Ess<s lssolviss Ire % isslvs
tLe~sssx ssa TAsss = sise strike %
n. nsssssn psciac. wstAsh ssd Tssss
p.~.xS ssiiso>Aa No freight tssiss ass
s,lo. ID 70 have % sL~ss rosds ssa shsss
a.. ssss Il ssrscss trouble and psshsps
hlss.Aske(.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12


The daily papers Of March 81 we're
nllsd With sesossts 81 The brilliant scenes
q he ipaugurasioa Of The previous Day.
Nothing ~ lackiss 70 make the transfer
Of The sovsrsasst Of the Whole Usien
complete asd 10 dissenting OF diseordsnt
vuirs vss heard frsm enc end Of the eoun
try " the other. Below W give lev Of
the telegrsns that are taken from The
daily papers Of March s. 1851:
Hr. LouIs. March, 1861. Tho secession
state convention met here.
Ricunoxp, March Ala ths state con
v~usiou rssolutioa vss o6srsd that vir'
gipis should o6sr no more propositions.
but withdrss from the tsds1l compact.
CHARLrsroN. March The secretary Of
the confederate states treasury declares
that the exclusion Of iorsiguers from the
coastisg trade and al discriminating du-
ties Of the United States are abolished.
Nxw OnLEASs, March 3. 1851 General
Twiggs (confederste) vas enthusiastically
received here. The revenue Guitar Dodge
vas seized 10 Galveston on the 2d. Stats
troops are preparing TO attack Fort Brown
Fort Cooper has surrendered.
Noxr0oMKRY, Ala, March 4. 1861 Thu
con federate congress reasssmbled today
The hsg for the confederate states VA
unanimously determined upon. Mr.. Nal
Tory vas confirmed secretary Of the con
federate states navy.
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Mr.. Copslssd = II yss bsi sess ssssv
sId lbs Chair vert lssias Ne sss. you
souls have bsss isshsd. ~.
NJ. DrsSsssIi--l sss sith Jes JsAsssos
IN lLrsush tbs var Isss visA hin vhss
BE- ssrmsdsrsd. snd ~ ~ vsr 20,
whipped
NJ copslssd = Well. ! vas lisAsd. but
perhaps yen never COL licked. Ian glad,
Ls.s,sr. that An ess - shsss pss vhs
kpos hcs 10 boiler she's I've hAl ssough.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

(By request We insert the following no.
ticc, 10 msmoriam.
A saddensd heart impels the use Of my
pen, 10 render loving tribute 70 the mem.
ory Of . friend, BY WHOSE recent death
many have bean Afflicted. Mrs. Lawrence,
Harriet Il. Chandler, was native Of Peru,
aud under parental religious training she
early became Christian and united With
the conversational church there, then
enjoying the ministry Of Rev. Mr.. Bald
win, Il II years Of age. After . happy
married life Of 10 years on farm 10 this
town, being bereft Of her husband, the
next season she renewed with her three
children TO the house which was her home
till her departure, Feb. 10. to that abode
where the assembly ns'er breaks up
"And Sabbaths have no end.
OF good understanding and judgement
with Arm principles and Of an equable
tenn permanent Mrs. Lawrence won the
esteem OF oil with whom she associated.
Pleasant and quiet in oil her ways she was
yet unusually energetic and reliable 10 the
various efforts she was called upon to
make, and she will be much missed 10 the
commuu among which she had thus
dwelt over twenty years. The great Law
Of love, Christian charity. governed her
tongue, speaking i'll Of no one, and aim
ing to palliate or excuse plain offences.
Love OF the word OF God was evinced BY her
intelligent and dilligent study OF Il, we'll
known 10 the writer Of whose Bible class
she was many years . member. Her earn
sstness aud her spiritual counsel Is q
teacher in Tue same Afterwards will be
most tenderIy remembered BY those who
| listened TO her instructions Her seat IN
the weekly prayer church conferences was
seldom unoccupied. for prayer With the
people Of God was eminently her delight.
Faithful and true might we'll b. inscribed
upon her tablet. "Ths JOY Of the Lord"
| iliumined her conntenance and now III
+, is loved presence she rests evermors:
Mrs Lawrence was uniformly Ia good
health, but protracted cold followed by
measles. induced prostration from which
she never rallied. though fatal issue vas
not anticipated till few days before her
death, 10 the 62nd year OF her age. The
loss is very severe TO her fond and beloved
children and grand children. but, "Prec-
ious 10 the sight Of the Lord is the death
OF his saints.
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1OMMIssTONER,s NOTICE.

~ Estate.of CuxTis LArneor
ne updsrsisrsd. having been appointed By
~. Hor. Prcbete Court faT ths district of NAE
* ester. Cor misssoners, 10 receive. s1asias and
sdjust III claims ana dsmands u al rsrsons
a sinst the estate Of ss
Carts LAthsop, IatS II Dorset.
Ia s>id dtstsict deceased. and al eisims sxbte-
Nm meet To- lie purposes sfcsssaid, ~ ths
isss dvsiHne houss u The ssid deceased
81 he 3ist az Of Augnst seat.
frsm 8 c'cicrk 4. =. until o'c.ock p
% ssid day. ard thst six nessse free TIE ziss
cay Of rsbrssry D., itss, Y ths uns nctro
sisi1s y g - ersn lnstloa snd allowance.
Dsssd Il Dorsss. this 3iss dAy Of February
i, q c. :, Hisy sHs2l11ii.ss. Con-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

IL.s - ~h.t iLs Albany Eyrni4s Josy
- ~. L. rvssfd 10 The nss bsUfssAfy OF
is..,a, e.. J..r~.d is ii<publican
,..,~s 40, i. s.a-ll, ,sr, careful ssd COS
,siiss 81 a., set, mshis.
la, Asl.i y. apcn whom tails The
4 f.ri4Yihs VI she ~. sisst qursii'sis oi
Il :. Aaa,fii,sfs,sss. !. 81 AlbAaisn. sbsi
,s.s4., .i,.g s.sr siIl lsAs iudssmens ri
NJ. .r,-a.,ne.i ,tropsiy - bis isv"s.
Jalsa .nh .lss.t nspsrsisiity. however.
,ses IL 4 h.s, ihr sptosnsmsai rsns"' -
,9.s..sis rassm..sh Mr. Moaning =
II assisai v " ~ snnesskfni nsseh'n+
!. la,sia iiis us,nins has not brought
h,sa sa,,. co,D-eihm si,h tho problems h+
l. sioui /. attach
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

Tho Iatss. reports from Washington arc
~ follos.:
II. hotels and streets u Washington
continue 70 ba crowded. and the crowds.
undoubtedly fr ID. meet part sre msds
m Of Office seekers. There has. within
the LAT is.ai, four hoars. been potable
change 10 tie appearance aud language d
these crosdsL b. the confederation upon
The faces Of some Of them one might a.
uoss sLisk that President Cleveland bad
accepted the ofIsr shish Artemss Ward
oucs msds 10 L,ncoIn---thst he cosid rad
the White House Of the Once SEEKERS ~
dropping is~ Of bis ''snsi1' into ne
crowd. There vss st Hrst strong undsr
carrest 81 newspaper opposition TO The
Csbisst, based both apon The men caossn
ana The localities from sbich they come.
Bat ssik about the Cabinet i lot the pres.
sss suspended. The ofnee seekers are
having their day. asd tbs VARIOUS stories
that ere heard - 70 the reception vhieh
they have rscsissd. sbossL e@i<liisbsd
aosbllsss 10 SONS psssieaisrS hare their
basis 10 truth.
The sincerity 81 ~ ADMINISTRATORS be-
slrrsdy bsss ilisstrsisd 10 many astssls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

ssly elsAsisg ~ ~ les sstA Her
nis1 IL eth clear ind shs rsmsabers and
roounss vith sninsties ~ events 81 her
ehilahcsd.
A fatal accident cccarrsd 10 whiting
scar Bnndco. Wednesday sfssssecs.
while Henry Brevs and his soa Chsries.
10 his iventy -hut yssr ssrs coming
irsu ~ vocas sith lead Of legs, the
binder became loose. swinging round With
sremsaaous force ard incekius sensslsss
M. Drswn aud bis son Tbs father vho vss
severely cut acsoss The face. recovered.
but The 90 expired u fcsr o'clock The
aest morning. Charles vas former
pupil o. The graded sehool u Brandon.
where bic brother ard cousin arc pov a
school.
Hou. Francis belong, native Of Corn
vail. Who died 10 Marin county. Cal.
Feb. II. vent 70 California 10 lSaS. and .
lev ysau later purchased $4,000 acres Of
lard 10 Marin cousty. His dairies sum'
bersd 1900 COWS snd tho butter receipts
averaged him many times over $1,000 pei
month. His crops q fruit we're immense
aod Of the choicest quality Hundrsd'
Of acres we're dsvotsd to tbs growth Of
spples. peaches. pears. ounces. cherries,
sprico,s. grapes and other fruits, Hi
large field Of grapes 10 1854 averaged ter
tons per acre. He Manufactured 3o0
barrels Of vinegar sunually from his refuse
apples Bssides, he raised large crops o.
wheat. roots and sfher psodnots.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

There i.s possibility Of tresbIs bssveen
E.slsnj snd Rus.ia The latter has been
ssersscLius upoo the territory Of Aishs
li.,sn which Eoslaod is bound BY tresty
eth the latter poser I. protect Notice
Ls. been s$nt to Russia to withdraw from
these aivarcsd posts. II this should BE-
refused Il msy LEAD 10 complications and
var Engiapd's object is to protect her
possessions in Iudis. aud 10 this policy
,he vhols nation IL said 10 be sgreed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

G~a. GRAFT rvnAins about ths same
though he 10 gradually growing weaker.
He is working ~ much " possible %
bis history u the vsr. The book will be
Published by . arm 10 which bic son Jesse
has lately become . partner. The Century
Co. expected to publish his history ia =
series OF articles in their magazine aud are
ssii TO he much disappointed At the change
10 the arrangements for publication though
they DO not blame Gen. Grant in the
matter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

Especially Desirable for Children.
A lady physician at the Chila's Hespi.
tai, at Albany. N. Y. says: I'VE have been
using SCOTS Emulsion with great success
nearly all Of our patients arc suffering
from bon. diseases and our physicians
find it very beneficial"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

Tive Isjspssdssls are BOT entirely
r,~s.sd sish C'svslssd's ssbisss. thsn
s,.ss... sL,setes bsiss 70 Msssiss They
,,sssa L,s = s,Iy psIisisisa she hes -
,ls rs4s ssss ,isssi6sd 9TH The spoiis
.,.,.a. saa ,.s ard his srpsisiasss - the
....fd u s,y,rs aess 10 iLs es@rsass,
/. go LssiIy " Nv expected ihss 'bsy
ssa H. ,~issd slibonsh cly.. i.ad So
~. m.u al their choice
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

Tie bill restoring General Grant TO bis
former rank IL the army and placing him
on tho retired list passed the House dur
log the closing hours Of the session and
has become ls~. The bill Was taken in
hand BY Randall who urged its passage.
The Democrats agreed 10 allow its copsid.
Grafton provided the Republicans would
sllow the Till giving The seat in contest
I'd election case 10 the Democratic contest
snt This ~ss sgrced 10, the Republican
sitting member having his right aud beth
bills SIRE passed. The new Democratic
member viii receive pay for the session
just closing and Gen. Grant will get his
just due.
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Cl.vela.a' ; Inaugural.


The Inaugural message OF the new
President 10 short and plain, though the
treatment Of most OF the questions
discussed is III . general way that all good
citizens Of whatever party can approve.
We are glad 70 notice the moderate. con-
servalive tone Of the message aud no doubt
Il viii do much toward gaining confidence
for The new ADMINISTRATION 1t the outset.
We quote what he says in regard to
nnanes, tho civil service aud the freed.
men:
"A due regard for the interests aud pros.
psrity Of All the people demands that our
Apaness shall ~ established upoa such .
sound and sensibls basis ~ sEall secure
the safety and confidence Of business 10.
terests and make wages Of labor sure and
steady, and that our system Of revenue
shall BE- % adjusted ~ 10 relieve the peo-
pie from unnecessary taxation, having due
regard V the interests Of capital invested
.ud The working men employed 10
American industries. and preventing
the sssum ulation Of surplus 10 The tress
| ury to tempt extravagaocs and waste.
Tho people demand reform 10 the I'D.
ministrstion Of government. s0l the ~
piicstien Of business principles to public
snAirA A. . means TO this end civil ser
vice reform should be. 10 good faith, en-
forced. Oar citizens have right 70 pro.
lection frsm the incom potency Of public
EN- ployees who hold their places solely ~
reward OF partisan service and form the
corrnp,ipg influence Of those Who promise,
aud the vicious methods Of those Who ex'
pect, such rewards; aud those vhs worth.
u seek public employ neHt have the right
70 iusist that merit. that competency,
shall bc recognized instead Of party sub
servisncy or surrender 81 honest politi-
cal t~licf.
..Iu The administration Of government
pledged 10 do squsl and exact Justice y
I'll men, there should b no prstext FOL
anxie,y touching the protection Of ths
freedmen 10 their rights or their sscurit,
Ito she enjoyment Of their privilege
under the constitution and IL amend
meats. All discussion ~ TO their fitness
Of the place accorded to them ~ Amer
can citiEens is idle aud Improbable. 81
cspt q it suggests The necessity for thei
im provement. The fact that they ar
cisixsus entities them to al rigLts due &
that relation. and charges them With 81
the duties, obligations and responsibilities
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

Doctors are getting more and more iuto
The habit 81 prescribing proprietary med
icipes il their practice, especially that
known :. Husr 4 Kidney aud Lissrl Rem
xDY for diseased u the kidneys. liver and
bladder They know from experiences
that il II Of more value in such dlssases
than any prescription they can write.
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lloMMISSIONER,B NOTICE,

~ Estate Of MAsviN u. Obrox.
The undersigned, having been appoinled W
the Hon. Probate Court for the Dlstriet Of Man
chester. Commissioners, 70 receive, !esantns,
agsinst the estate Of
Marvin 4. Orion, late Of Manchester.
In said District, deceased, aid au claims exhib.
tied In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that us
viii meet for the purposes sforesail . ths
store Of J. r. Blacknsr, 10 said nasohsster
O'Clock, .. M, until four O'Clock, p. y q SID
dsy and that liz months from the 2oth day Of
Rsbruary. A D. 1855. 10 the time limited By ssid
Court for said creditors 10 present thsls claims
Dated & NanchsstSr thls 9Oth day Of Fsbru.
- SSh / 4 Ip snNylrH. os.r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12
I uMMISSIONER'S NOTICE.

Estate OF GRANNY WOODWARD
lhs undersigned, having bsen sppeantsd -
the Hon. Probate Court for the District 81 hsbs
chester Commissioners, 10 receive, exemins acd
adjust oil claims and demands OF ell psrsons
against the estate Of
(lilbsrt woodward. late Of HaHdgsts,
decessed. and III CLAIMS sxhtbited IN odsee
thereto, hereby give notice that " vill meet for
the purpose siorcssid At the late dwelling house
Of the said deceased on the 90th day Of Angnst
neat from O'Clock A. n. toA O'Clock ?. =. 81 saad
February, 4. D. 1888, 10 the time limited b. said
Cont for said creditors 70 present their elaine
10 ne for examination and Allowance,
Dated II Hsndgatc this 2Sth day Of February
\. D. 1885
.,s. U Chxs sf z. nHs6ALI, osn's',
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

IL the Senate. Tuesday. the resolution
fpr administering the oath to Mr. Blair Of
New Hampshire. ~ Senstor under the
governors appointment. came up aud .
long discussion followed. The question
wss whether the vacancy Was such ~ the
governor could GIL Blair's term expired
March 4. but ths legislature which would
eirei VI. succcsscr had not met and The
governor rvappointed him. Mr.. ingalls,
urged that tbs LIST Legislature should have
elected : senator. aud that the appoint.
ment as invalid. Mr. Pike exclaimed the
N-~ Hampshire side Of the business. Mr..
Eimuuds fually took the floor and urged
that II vas but 10 follow precedent and
seat Blair. The Senate voted to do so by
30 10 ~. Mr. Blair vas sworn IN aud the
Senate adjourned.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

Til. Washington correspondent Of the
Cleveland Lemtsr. says: The new CAbi-
nrs srs not hAd looking set Of men.
~, ards fscs Il classic. and Il might have
s,,a.l fcr Que 81 tbs Greek sculptors'
m-lsh. Msnnioss IL strong, aud 10
sla,o., tbs exact image of that Of Cieye.
Land. though Il ia more expressive - lar
.. intellectual strength 10 concerned.
Villa. inci, like Roscoe Conklins in blsck
,sie all Lvnafs photograph r,emhlss
Tea. Na.,'s typical iirrestlng Souila raer.
M.i,@, h.. iLr mssi plssslue fare Of any
u ID. .sldn.t ministers. he locks like :
v.,..l i-i.~ aud high toIrd man. Ger
land Las thr h.melrst face.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

WANTED. a atpiHs as !. e. S,s :;
country, 10 recsivs light. simple, sssy verh q
home I'll The year round; work. cent By mall;
distance no objection; salary ircn :! V eSs deyi
no canvass iuG, no stamp reqslrs \ iot teply.
Address, WORLDS nANUBAOIThtEOCO CO.,
I.lSl Dss 1894, Portland. nsiss.
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The styles, qualities and exceedingly low Prices
of these goods cannot but commend them 70 pul-
chasers. Our carpet room is also furnished with
nearly everything found in first.class Carpet
Department.
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~ king ~ the inauguration = Wash a
s.x,ou / ter 10 the Nsw York Mil and
ExJavs sssr: " :. b. .nusi remsfksble thing
sbSu, The ~hvle sn.ir Vas The prevailing
p.a,d u.,a,~. TLs Republicans united
v.,L ias Dvmoer.ls IN making the iassgu-
raj /. saccs--. .ni the Democrats yelled
sud rh.,,~' Prs%i.i.nt Arthur every time
ls .tusrd his lace TO Lim may bs Just
u asrss,~.s this AimiTAbis ieelins. To
III. intimate friends be said thrve jean
ysrs ago. 4 have ous ambition ] drsirs
10 i.ras shout nos only psses IN the party
hat peace altogether - far - possible
H. sner~.si..i ~onJertuIiy. In Fact. may
Republican. po~ ssy that Mr. Ashnrs
sL.Acs. sssv badly crippled Il the chicA'
80 r~,.s..isos ~ The universal sesDmsn'
aa,i.u i~sso-sd apvu him BY the Dsme.
ss.,ir pr ~. They saspeet.-l tbs Dsmocrsi'
/. srs ,s,,ns 10 ierce him os shsm sss c-a
asJ.ts. Il sss rally ihs astaai ssd s.si
r.ss~s praise u sis~ add just esecuiiv~ :
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There wss very earisas debate les
days ego 10 tue Asksssss issisisiass- Mr.
CSpslssd sss arguing 10 The house 10 isvof
al tLs slsA 81 giving cork less % I'll cssi
ssrs 81 Asasssas who Loaf limb In the
civil ~. either = federal q esaisdsrs's
sslAi~sx. I'VE gss licked. he rs saying
vh~a H. Avsrs suld.aIy challenged The
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12
Wall Papers and Borders.

Our stock Of these good was never SO large, hand
some or varied as now. We have also an ele-
giant stock Of Oil Shades Paper Curtains, Gre
tonnes and other Upholstered goods, Curtain
Fixtures &C., &c.
An early inspection OF these goods is respectfully
solicited and we feel confident will prove very sat
isfactory to any contemplating purchase.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12
CARPETS!

We have just purchased the finest line Of
Carpets ever shown in this vicinity,
and ut Prices never before known.
They include everything desirable from very cheap
goods to the very finest
Extra Superb and Double
Extra Superb Tapestries.