The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01
STATE NEWS.

Of the country have little confidence II
the Democratic party.
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STATE NEWS.
The Ola Bank building 10 Rutland
is to be fitted mp for The use Of the Hral'
Publishing Company. and will give i on
81 the bes, newspaper Offices In the ssats
The concentrated power and curativ'
virtues Of Ayers Earsaparilla render i III
most reliable and economical medicine
that can be used. Safe for patients Of a
ages. The best medicine that can BE- OBJ
tanned Is none TOO good. and Is the cheap
ct, whatever it, cost.
Tho general convention Of Congrsgs-
tional ministers and churches, which mel
a West Ran dolph last week. accepted ~
invitation to meet 10 Swantou next June
The soothing aud restorative effects o.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral arc realized IN 81
eases Of colds, coughs. throat or lunl
troubles. while IL powerful healing quail.
Lies s,A shnsn in tina mnst aarious pulmo.
nary disorders.
Mr.. &. L. Grilith Of Dandy. who be-
been confined 10 the house some time b,
sickness and threatened with fever, Y
very much better.
Lewis CassavAn. about 81 years old
living with Edward Bird about . mill
from Hortonville, committed suicide
Wednesday afternoon. BY taking . dose Q
paris green. and no cause can b. Assignee
for the sct
G. A. Hoadley Of Bennington rod'
from that place TO New Haven. Conn. Of
his bicycle. ! distance Of 1872 miles, II
20 hours. The roads were 10 bad condi
ton.
The ST. Albans creamery is doing con
adorable business ct present The mill
aud cream of about 675 COWS is disposed oil
the amount Of milk handled in . day be
Ing about 1000 pounds.
Capt. Henry Webb Of Clarendon he
picked about 200 bushels OF strawberrie
thus far this season. Although he be
enough to keep HIM busy picking thi
week. be does not expect as large crol
Is be had last year. The severe hai
storm Of May 80 did great damage to th
crop.
BERTHE, eldest son Of Edgar Harwoo'
OF Bennington, met with an acciden
Wednesday, while riding toward school
He fell into the hind wheel OF th
wagon. bis left leg passed between th
spokes. aud 10 this condition the la'
was wound around the wheel. He 20
capped with the fracture Of his lei
thigh.
Zimri Fogg Of West Burke was drown.
ed la Willoughby lake Wednesday. b.
and Ambrose AIlard were taking up > se
line aud the boat got upset. They clunI
to the boat oil night. but Mr.. Fogg va
obliged to let go Vt last, tired out. sn'
went 10 the bottom. He leaves wife ans
3 little child.
Thomas Toohey and George Mshar o
Bennington. we're arrested in Troy. n \.
last week for stesIins S76 from their par
ents. They were found in low resort ant
had $50 Of the money with them. The.
handed over the money 10 the officers AMI
were released as their parents would no
appear against them.
A drive Of AZ, 100000 feet OF logs LEI
Wells River with its rear end last Tuesday
The second drive Of &c, 200. 900 is now 81
the Fifteen Miles Falls and will start will
the next high water. With the dow
country companies and the local mills
over l0O.0O0.0O0 feet OF lumber will b
fosted this season out OF the upper Con
uecticut and it's branches.
The 10Th convention Of French Cana
dians Of the United States aud Canada
opened " Rutland, Tuesday. with lars'
number OF delegates aud number OF dis
ting uished visitors. All Lhs blocks 10 th'
towu we're decorated with the Fren cl
rrlcolor aud United States 1aer, whil,
enormous arches span the two priucipa
streets. with words Of welcome TO th'
French visitors. 1t IL estimated ths
there were ovrr 10000 people present.
The many Vermont friends Of DR.. @
B. Park. formerly Of Grafton. who VA
surgeon Of the 10th regiment and after
wards Of the llth, aud who now lives 81
Grand Junction. Iowa. will be panied Il
hear that his only son. William L., . very
promising young man Of Is. was scciden
tally shot through the bowels u New
Fsttsrmau. Wyoming territory, June a.
from the effect Of which be died the nszi
day.