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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

on and after Jnne o. 1885, trains will leave West 42a-s
All trains leave from downtown station foot Of Jayst,
North River 20 minutes earlier than from loot Oh "ess
Detroit and Chicago $780, H. 'eoo $40 p m sleeoers
fouls 600 $40 Sleeper. thsoush Fall. AIN
o;$o NJ. $500 $40 m sieepers and drawing room
Utica and Syracuse $40 .e:so M. coo cs;iop
'i 4aaeerss and SiSSny siS TAO $780, s.s
s zoo ,1S W. s.' $50 S
AMI soU M Tor ms corSse SswSars
Gs ron sa ap sS East io M Toronto
ssrs,@sa SPECIAL. iia5 m s.5 p.rOr
.sTfo h Is HOBART Spf @ and
ss sS s
on no n a s1d and M tIan mcuse station $40
345 ParIor car to Catskai on li;2s
D n tbay except Saturday Other trains daily except
ar Ses ssT $50 wash
..ss e. !:
Scrt i river and Penn station Jersey CITY S IVES:
:S; os''' ca SSssf sis
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and VEST;
AM HE EXsnas
gsSS SPS oa4 Coaches
Daily except Sunday Buffalo AND osweso LIPres
bauiton Flmira Bath. Bunao syrscuse Osweeo Greene
oxford Norwich Utica connect ct Scranton for Pit'ton
WlIesbsrrr Danviile. q Northumberland at Oweso 10
Ithaca aud intermediate stations. - ,,r -.
In m BinghamtOn ana Elmra EXprcss Pullman COACHES
for Water Gap scranton. Binghamton owcgo and Elnra
at scranton kingston WkesDArre tc
e' IN M Day Bnrao ii nted FxprosA Pullman colchss
for Stroudsburg scranton Bnshanton owego EmirA
7:26 a m sleeping for Oiean wa Wayant ,.v.
% n m Daily R1nalo and Oswe1o ExpresS fuilmsn
coaches for Stroudsburg scranton. Bnghamton
Syracuse. Oswexo Greene, Oxiort N9rxcn wtucs anu
diate stations ercep SATURDAYS Connects az BanAlo
| trs for Ill points West 80, .. s...
For Richneld springs q 10. DAILY exsps SUNNY
D. m daily sleepn2 coach att ached ,,. a., ps,a, m
eeetime tables for way trains on Morris sn' IOWA
vision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTf
~ RAILWAY. Ferries in New. YORK fro n foot OF ia
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On AMI after JUNE %. 1896.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
TRAINS NewYo via DcsGrooses ind Corandt stroeus
Haef.5ar. Pttsoarg ani thu wcs, with Palma, pala,s
sad f' Scsso n iro anu Dnn. SMOKING and soco
"1S'P%r s. las'o est9S r %
Es nj So! eIa soati wa,a
ton E%prsss Of PSn,n Palace Jars iaiI Ip sin;.I
IT, n aFEy2 w''9;pn 81 IS 'sfH,
100. t:3i .naoooo, =. an, l; Night saai'f GID
For G Aaac ty ~. Except sania iioa H. Though
For " cap s" Nay, e8cePs sandy ,s,,,
-, s. Sa", sS Sori,t 9 20, Sos 2
S,TfS Rr5;ai :, n sgr' day via Baltimore 'n'
&C icr,ev ~ adoriIns sp'oi' aai d'oct tr'a''' ''
B19.yn rrav1 From ptt.burs 40 49, 1879
AMI ":,5 - ~ daily. From Wa,hins,oo anil Blta'ra
S j, 2 no. So S and oss poa, Rroa
Phr e9h q So c6 6$ a5 81, & +, ss5 725 $50
2o a AMI l2 an I3 s sgn oy Ss s5 S sni oS
!" FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains NewYork. VIA DcsOrose' AMI Court
o.o 7 7 2t!ss 800 q cacs.o Limited and WASHINGTON
AID %'S e. % 81 3 ,i s ssa
Tan. R :avn, 40 sy 'a alssps
sanG.r. n" connect ier .c csniaa Il" %
Hi;15I9: f+,%: s:S' s 5S' isSs
$50 los 40 5io $50 m. isIf 45o llmitoD 6:15.
Leave Philadelphia via Camden, 900 m daily except
TICKET lces 40 1885, ana9it Broadway Astor House
AMI o. Dcs1rosses AMI sts Soh Co9rss '
Freely ns, a SsSoi Ho6osca staon jersey
once No srv rcs and a .. sl and ohe,s
0'ssig. fro. rGsii rad r0'ldsn''A InwooD
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
THEATRICAL STORIER

It Is pleasant to meet old players. They are.
Hamlet ssys. the sbs,raos ana brief chronicles OF
the tina 81 who's the 6Aunteres yas tAroVn into the
eoDDsny Of che veteran setor William Davdsa and thst
rare dramatic artist j. II 6sod1ard. st the kcase Of
ffsn1. ~ pesse6 very pleasant evening. Mr..
Dsyidse - sssa,, vsa very ta3sfestns fan Of
esl Fsessssesesi He 10 the ouy persos living Il nay
isG bssn kteke1 ~ The ersst tdmsnA Keen This now
flssy isslsas sees1sd q Drusy LAas Thsatrs L0ndon
Nhsc he oo0edisp was boy. He was errand 20
~ nss1esesq q tnas o. sempas 81 the dFsaA TSs
61Ag ya1 "OtASlla" aaA tAe sseosA sss Was hslne
$age6 n wes ta1t bofoee ~ Moor rushes On dusias
0ee0bas sf C1ssjo esd Montana. ana Vhen the tovn
e Cypsue Wae alarmed b. thss eresAful psu. Tssro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
ERIE RAILWAY, nov known as the NEW ley Z

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the new nS!
sao hour local tram. sieeo minutes
:sSs::' H:%
s''Hq ssss ssd 81 Limited
ss isp pss
ss.s , E4ssss
7s6s " The mott popular night Train bstwosn Ne"f0rs
6oaehs. hsFh.atOn Einira Buffalo Niagara Fall' Tin:
80 Sts 5'o ~ ga g i s;S
os5 49, H. sG s ai isS ssafss:
sSd ss zee ssJ Sio 1883 asS 1Gfs s
iso 's'S a 9s $50 aIt 500 iSsS ' No. 1870
ana sSs e T ssS rs
pm and lace ndasas WsdnesdaI sra4aE ssd sunday
si S!ss. s, % s a. co &c go
~ SsS M "a Sss S Ssn HSso
wsrale i1 Az sou iosSs H. 4so p M Sunday. 7As
Monticello ana White Lake 900 ~ $50 .. m. sundays
sssSars and Cornwall TO 900 a $50 49, $780, 600
100 $50
.sss. 81 a ,sss a. sss los 80 U.s.
i1S 800 D m sundays StS 7sS s.so. io.so q p, ESQ
100 300 3 m Tho 300 q N. Train stops At hst.st
ss 50 70 800 s.sl as:e :s 81 ios: ~ ss s
Ill., ssEs so &.s iss.. n w. s.. n to CAS- p..,.y
aEsss .i.sss: geo e lo.s a,, sT', sy, ,at
, 9 lSss M ever. !" ~ Jury sisS.: is.sS
TosstS Ter P&sssss and apartments Drayns Rso@ and
seapnS Osalas se oataned asa orders er the eAeos
&c So noa sci nY 5S7 srssdwsy. iN Westsk, Y. y.
Fcs s and S5s fuiass6. sroska. e. as ne csapsays
Rpses creams tom ~ wsss srssvs In Hsw.yok - mo
-" T sSas 4. =. 1sSS3 a~a Pssr Asaa xss:ysk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
New Publications.

TBE AUGUST NUMBER of ST. NICHOLAS
that youthful lovers Of good literature woud
hardly like lose packed with illustrated articles and
sketches Of and practical nterest Among
A Paper salmon Fishing Regatta lawn game
vacation stories chapters OF Mans Revolt new serial
for girls Of The Ecp Gaherers" Mt Trowbrdges serial
for boys and of Little Lord Fauntleroy" Mrs Burnes
story. which Old and young enjoying together.
Price. IS cents. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
Mnsical Instruments.
Aelp Uante6

Help manteb.
DOY WANTED in an iron cOmpanys office.
ID Addross, In ow handwriting stating age,
A. W. A. Box ,So4, N T. City
NNANTED.-An experienced young man as
w city salesman the nphosy department. OF we'll
known rm Address with references stating salary
CURED 6c WILLIAMS. T. .. Box l,l0l. Newfork City.
WANTED.-Active agents TO sell mining
specLaues; big money In commssion or salary, and
expenses pad. Address HARTsFELD PORTABLE FUR
NXCE AND MINING CO, Box llb. Newport Ky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
Jussrusiion.


Tor Young Lsdies-cisy.
AIRS. j. A. 9AI.LAHER.
M N> ec5lOoL roE Y0uN0 kADiEs
AA aF0fENs oC,T l. 81 WEST 62Dsr.
,horm rh Prea,ch education highest standSri IN Eng
,,sh and Cssscal studies Gsrmsn Dfswns' opocai ~
teution 10 primary classes Crcuina
NAIsS ANNIE BROWNS SCHOOL IOR
M GIRLS. 7i3 and 713 6thsve
E1Iss CUiSHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
V IL Ee NJ e6th st. viii reapen September H. HArvaa
isrcn.ratory Glass 81 Boys clnsscs - - - -
DEy. DR. and MRS. c. H. GARDNERS
X s.hnoi for Young Ladies'. Twenty ninth year.
~ COS Fiftheve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
TOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

NORWICH LINE. FOR BOSTON, wORCES-
~ TER PITcHBURG PORTLAND. NEW LONDON
NORWICH WHITE MOUNTAINS AMI all Eastern points.
From Pier 80 North River y Y foot OF wstts.t nert
pier DeSbr0sse> street Ferrv ats daily except
sunLa,. steamers CITY OF JRGE9TER and CITY 0g
ISLAND Rerinning ruy connsction wiz DO mdae A.
NEWTON DON with St,emcr BLOCK ISLAND" TO AMI
from WATCH HILL ami BLOCK ISLAND.
i''" " ~ va GEORGE w BRADY. Aren't
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
~ ROAD,
For RED BANK LONG BRANCH, OCEAN oROyE.As
BURY PARK OCEAN BEACH. SPRING LAKE Pr
PLEASANT. etc. -.
commencing Juno 2s lsss. train, leave NevYors to,s
CourtAndt and Desbrosses sts: 7l). express M ~
noon go express $40 except Rel Bank 40
express $50 n IN. Sunlavs 71o, y q m. 3 D. n
From foot iibcrty.st: 4 SIS. II axDress nj t;Jer
press 3:5O sIpress 40 $50 eKDrsst 6lo m
SUNDAYS O. m o. Sunday trains do not STOP AZ )ceAa
Asburv Park. ]. II. WOOD.
RIFFS RI,ODGErT. SUP. Gen. Pass As't =. Il 3.
ca HANCOCK, O. 7. and Text. Agent p. q X. X. X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26

fyATSKTT.L EVENING LINE.
ehs$gsss ssqs sae s ~ y
jgf svY vel q e :. essnscs,s VII sss 4. 0is IL
trsnsportauon q aersss ~ 6sss.asss t "a.
esoA N psr fr l,ss 81 houeeA Pafea esc or address
j. RU8HkS Treas, Cstsnl N. x.
NJEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Eas G. Il. NoRTHAN AND CONTINENTAL. lceve
Peck Slip - X. r. e d andil tsundegs
copnecs,ng e New, syen WITH sRoeiso tTs1n x tSr
&c Tickets sod a bAxrsss checked ss p<4 Broadway n
r, and Courtst, brooklyn Excursion 70 Ncwusven ana
CATyKILL MOUNTAINS.
~ Special sins connect with the Albany Day poste as
Cafskiil tho rceogta Tickets
sold and baggage checked through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

~ Trans from Chambersst station for Engewood,
Tenany Closer Spark and Nyaok $50 73O 80 930 and
80 m las 800 400. $50 $40 b+O, $50 800, 1870
lZOO midnlRh1 cuhuAys low oSo - ~, NV ~ue ooV
.. M. ,,- N
80 $50 a. n 460 $50. 500 sundays $3.50 In, SOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
I1nR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Redfield 4

Tor HUDSON.--Steamers RedHeld and NJ
Nsnua making close connection win Boston and Albany
r. T. for Chatham, Pittsaed. North Adams AID istsi
Fss eoEnery Lebanon Springs, tsr Leeanen sPrass
and nternsdsts places connecting at coIsace With stage
Ter 0resncvtiie OAK H ana Mednsa. Daily 1t lsd
day eIceptad) foot Franklin NJ r. New Yor
city Boats leave Hudson for N Y daily toxceps
Saturday,.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19
IT IS said of the Hon. Hannibal Ham

II IS said of the Hon. Hannibal Ham
lin that if he meets a man Of his own
age he can call him by name, tell who
his father was, whom he married, and
where his children are, while II the
acquaintance be a man q generation
Younger than himself he not only
knows his ancestors and whom he
married, but also whom he wanted &c
marry and didn't.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19

II ALL the temperance men would
advossge a high liquor license, which
could be collected, and abandon their
attempts st prohibition, which time and
experience have proven can not be
successful, the cause they support would
be advanced more than by any other
course they could pursue. besides hav-
ing the treasures of their towns, cities,
counties and States continually supplied
without burden to the people.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19

AMONG THE worst enemies of the bicy-
oIist is the dog, and one has just caused
a serious accident to young bicycler
in Germantown. The barking dog, even
though he never bites, is extremely
dangerous to the nan who balances
himself on two wheels, and who, while
encouraging the dog to renewed attacks
by the motions of his legs, is ludicrously
unable to protect himself.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19
Beek,s Hot Springs.

This popular place of resort has now
separate bathing houses for ladies ana
gentlemen. Excellent rooms, superior
accommodation and all the recreation
that one desires. Wagons leave daily
az o, Z, s. 8, and 10, a.m.-2, 8, /, 5, and
8 pm. Regular trains via &c. at 8
am and 4p.m. Telephone to stables.
No. 275.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19

SUuMERIHG ABROAD and fashionable
watering places are not desirable for
change and rest. When the day OF reck-
oning comes, it is generally found that
,he walters have the change and the
LANDLORDS the rest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19

THE UNIFORMED men who may be
encountered any cay along the river
sides of this city are not admirals OF the
limited States navy. They are merely
Custom House inspectors, newly attired
according to the Jeffersonian simplicity
OF the times.-New York Sun.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19

INA country purely democratic. and
under an administration of which
''Jefer5Onian simplicity" is the main
feature, it is gratifying to learn, as was
teiegraphed Thursday night to US from
Ssranac, that DIR. Ward had his boat
house photographed, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland and hrs. Folsom appear in
the picture" If the President viii Just
quit shooting at deer. and practice on
some OF the idiotic correspondents who
have pursued him TO his retirement, be
may do the Stale some service.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19

THE OFFICIAL who asked for suspen-
sion of public opinion regarding his
defalcation evidently wants the public
70 think no more about it, and he will
agree not to mention it, but the money
stolen remains stolen, and taxpayers
hate to shut up on thing like that.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19

EVERY CITIZEN who has children that
he sends to the public schools should
constitute himself or his wife sanitary
inspector on joint account and pay q
visit to the school house where the
children are taught. Some of these
school houses are not fit places for the
uses to which they are put. Parents are
blameworthy who send their little ones
to death-trsps where zymotic disorders
q re engendered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19

PHYSICIANS ARR now using aniline oil
as local an@sthetic when simple oper-
atoms, such as the opening Of felon,
are to be performed. The finger in such
a case is dipped for a short time in the
oil, and although the flesh may subse-
quentiy be cut to the bone it is said
there is absolutely no pain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19

DURING THE first six months OF 1886
the value of the manufacturing and
mining enterprises Of the south wa
increased by about $50, coo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19

a FIR EHDsH1P woman would not let
ber husband kiss her at the front gate
+ r fear people would think she was the
hired girl.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19

THE RECENT murderous exhibition of
anarehism in Chicago is attributed By a
preacher of that city to the teachings OF
Robert Ingerson. WI ther that be so
or not, there can be 70 doubt of the
fact that the teachings Of Mr.. Ingersoll
have tended to destroy the belief in a
hereafter, and that such a belief is the
only restraint upon the manners and
morals of many man and woman.-Er.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19

A wEsTERN paper was running a serial
story called THE Truth" Last week
so much space being devoted to the
earthquake shock the editor was unable
10 run the weekly installment, so made
the following announcement, contain
ing, perhaps, more truth ttsn any other
item in the paper: 1.-THE Truth was
crowded out of this issue on account of
the press of more important matter"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19
EeNTs AND COMMENTS

THEurxD cure resembles homeopathy.
7, f.Iow is sick "in his mind" it will
pull him through.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19

TIE PHRASE lin due time probably
means the first of the month, for that's
wnen the bills come in.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19
Denver & Rio Grande western Rail
way.
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT, J
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. I5, 1885,
LAKE PARK.

The public is respectfully informed
that the companY's delightful bathing
resort,
LAKE PARK,
Will remain open during the continu-
ance Of pleasant weather, or until fur
ther notice. The bathing train will
run daily, leaving Salt Lake City at l. 80
pm, leaving Lake Park returning at 4
pm, and arriving here at 40 pm.
Every convenience will be provided to
render a visit to the popular resort
thoroughly enjoyable. All regular
through passenger trains in both direc-
tons will also stop at Lake Park.
Especially favorable terms to excursion
parties from either Salt Lake CITY or
Ogden will be given, and special trains
provided as desired
J. H. BENNETT,
! GenI Pass. Ag't.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

We tLisk The registry Law which -
u.s-i fos the Arst time 10 great msiorit,
u towns. II The rec~ut election. viii prov
good lsv after people get accustomed 4
IL THIS year four voters In this tom los'
their voss BY reason Of not being on The
check list, and W presume that In nos'
towns there we're instances Of the sans
kidd. 10 Dorset vs learn that three Re
pubiicAns vers not allowed 10 vote wher
II vas not their fsnlt. their names being
on the list that was posted up, bat two Of
Them hal been omitted from the copied
liz, that vas voted by. and the other one
though bic name was on ell right, the per
son having charge Of the list could not
find IL and Lis vote vas refused. but bi.
name Gas found subsequently and be was
sent for but too late for him TO vote. Al
NJ. Wallis majority was only three there
might be . question Of bis election II our
Information 10 correct. but We presume
there will be no contest After people get
accustomed 10 the Law there 10 no rcason
vhy Il should not work smoothly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

|1saAsse 49, II Bassss q Mo- Yssk.
IT, 0onse - jsslisA Ksasssn ~ -
49, 1rsn ~ plsss a nIs - sssssop-
- ssstmn1 - ssisssi end us601aesah0s
rsls1isas = ~ tAsss u roll. eli0s1A skill
q thrih ~ ssli might ~ iarnss. vho
nth good IssA - sAssossh - isdss-
|is>aa ssisivsasae ~ saissd : ~ 80.
b sqsissd " give psFt q u 10 ~
ssixhbss. 40 sisA psssss lad. is6slssss
- iaesias snds ~ sissd ssly ~ =
naoh. AaA ~. II soassA sppliss =
vsai y ~ sosts y shiags pssdsssa = -
thoss 81 The farm.
Es,ls = ~ kisA. vhisA sssa y - -
sssssisg. ~ ~ ~ sssasss - -.
I'D ssssidssasiaa u ~ psoplA ~ ~
ssaelnssA q sssA viss hvv Il rsstssial
sad rssslasios = stsii h jssA 80 10 ~
losg re really hsasasiAl 70 ~ sassisss
~ the eosatry. vhils sbsy psevils ~ ~
speedy and aGsesusl redress = tAess -
osLss ssissAsssa. Aad psoduos thas equal.
y ssd stssdissss ~ ~ naaagsasat a
trade ssd tsssspovts1iea uhish viii -
fousA to - sliks Tor Ne bsss6tel snsEissA
shippsrs Sod The people Of ssssy PAT d
tha eosatsy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22
STATE NEWS.

| The CsstIeton Slate eomrany's mill IL
Castleton vas burned With its contents
early Sunday morning. The cause Of tha
Ore Il unknown.
Some fashionabls ladies ars not satisfied
With Ssady-nads ians, but must hsvs
them made 70 order; they srs. however.
satishsd with Dr.. Ball's Ooush Syrup and
take il regularly. \
Seventy. i've carloads Of hoss. thirty. Ave
carloads At bsSf and nine sars Of bsttss.
90. passrd Through 81. Aib6ns o. Non
dsy IN tssasis asoe shs West
Mr. Clark r. Richardson's. pspDFiston Of
the Berwick bouss II Ratiasd hes lsassd
that hotel 10 Mr.. ". b. vsliqaetss for .
term Of hvs years, With privilege u 10.
and possession to ~ given October !,
Gordon s. Hubbard u Chicago md u.
81 tbs oldest settlers 81 That city. died q
biz home Tnsalav. sged 81 ysars NJ.
Hubbard ~, born in Windsor ii 16O2. r
A maple tree Ia NJ. N. Whitasy's ysrd
10 Bellows Fail" hss growing sWoag -
branches : l.rss blscthssry bush, : s(ras.
oslsy s'ne sns : me SUI nov
john Laurence Of Svauton last Saenr-
Day evening took boat and Soved up tn
river. Ne did not return and % Sunday
bic body Va found nssr where % had run
The boat uPon sboal y y supposed hs
committed saioids. M
While Mrs. Rsubss Hjnpsoa sud boz
thrss small cbildsss vass ont driving =
Bradford o. ths i6th, " hosses took
fright By The, bssskiag Of ~ harness. and
they veFs throva ont ArA 6inpson's
Arm ~ brokss. nd ~ osly soa, three
ysars old. instantly killsd'
Flint Bros. Of g. JoAnsbsry bsvs d
sunoasly sesstrssssd vsseh. Thrsssh
tso sossd holes 10 ths fses appear il |
p'Aia Assrss ~ dine d day sos ssskisg |
shs boar and The other ~ nisstsA The
figures clip isto plsss VIII shselsts
precision = The nisusss and hosn -
along ssd The whole thing y a ingssious
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22


fos ars cordially iaviesd y sssss<
Frssfs osssd Opening Esasesssss ~
Dnplsy q lAssss ssJIss Asd fssaioss =
Oseaks. bsiss. 6slks. Dssss uooss' Dr.
Is'mmssss and bsspiss sod novessass =
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inc oe.s marAe' 'sn''ss' '.os0usa suo
s.nsus",e in'pso''cn. :. soou. ~
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

sssssrus = skali 1uas6nt Il - suo1sp, r
,s6sssaA - = ~ sa11i~& po~iob -
neni sssissutuk h sisoes4kss. Il
] Third = We b<isevs - paaopssG6 svsrs-
rnsns sborlA shscluie,y prcsibst Ne nas-
si.efsss ssd ssls u issosscaAisg liqsoss =
M Dsssncs II Cclanhis ssd sil The Tar
riwaes Of the GATED SiAtSa-
f..asth Ne lslisse sLs bsst pfsesissi
mesAs'i ~ dealing 9Th The islans tsAGs
10 The srvessi ssstss Il 10 lss Tho people
d~eile shsshsr "a shail h> ~~rhiaSied -
the .sbGi~i0s ~ eonsti nsi@.sl am<Ud-
sssn,s. sea snfil saeh snssdmsais sss
adopted !. shs psAsass 81 Isssl sptias
ls~& A.
FIFTH That isssmsch - shs sstocM bed
ne.s csrsiss sp~risl hsv,lss ~ sssstsss
mpn. the p~srlr ~ snppcss enars. isils
sn.i .lss~ i,sn.~s. th.s~i.ss~. lsvr.. snnusi
iss -lsaald W. i~ss.l apcn The ,si~s. -
le~g :. sir ~satsoa~ 10 vss~t. sud that
shss -isonli h. nsds r~spossible tos ~
public and private isjury wsulsiss fron
the tsalir
Sisth -Thst the vepablscss party.
sh.r.ssr sn'l uhensvw 10 pnwsv. will
fsishfnlly enforce vi,asaoev~v ossliasncss.
ststn'e. or constitutional smendmsets
NAV t~ enacted Tar the restriction NJ emp
pr~-s'on ~ The liqnor trsfsS
s'.se.ti > Th.f ~ approve the sc,ion Of
c., r-es sd ~ shoea Bsst~s that hsss
a se - !. providing Tor teaching ths
phvss,.i,y:el a. els ~ inioxicsiis In our
pai.lis sob ..,i4 -ni thst ~ Earnestly ~
commend i..vssy State Lesi-lsture the
snsein-nt 81 such lsss - slssll provide
Tor the thorough TEACHING Of sueh sG-cis
10 onr children.
Eighth = We demand that the repoblis-
an party. 10 which We belong and vhoss
welfare VIC cherish. shall take arm and
decided stand. % the friend OF the home
aud the enemy Of the ssloos. 10 favor Of
this policy and these measures. We
pledge ourselves 10 do our utmost 10 causs
The party to take suoh stand. And W
call upon oil Temperance men and ~
friends Of humanity. Of whatsver party or
name. 70 join with " 10 securing these
objects and 10 support Of The republican
party, 80 far a. IL shall adopt them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

We have . nice line Of plain and
brocaded Velvets, Velveteens, and
Pushes, Satins, Trimmings, Buttons
braida, Innings, stay springs, hustle
springs. whalebone, featherbone and
and in short everything in the line
Of dress trimmings.
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