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TIE one RIVEn RAILROAD.
Only Few Miles of the Extension I.emalr
to DO Finished.

Only Few Miles OF the Extension I.omall
to DO Finished.
Col. George W, Thompson and Hon. W
N. Chancellor, Of the Ohio River Rail
road, were in town Yesterday on their way
home from New York, where they had
been on railroad business. j. A. Fickin
ger, OF Philadelphia, the chief engineer o.
the construction company, accompanied
them. Colonel Thompson says an add
tional force Of fifty workmep waS recently
sent out to work on the construction o.
the extension, which Is now within eight
miles Of Petersburg, Track laying pro
Ceeds without interruption. All the
bridges are done but the one over the
KAnawha at Parkersburg, the southern
shore span Of which Is YET to be erected
but the iron Ia flushed aud has been
shipped, and the work Of putting II IL
place will consume but q short time. The
road will be completed In q few weeks
There will be no formal opening. Trains
II Ia expected, will be run through L
Charleston in eight or nine hours at TIT
FIRST, the time being much shortened Ii
the opfing. The road will doubtless be Ii
operation clear through 70 the permanent
seat by the time the Legislature Conyenel
In January,
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The committee q council and Citizsnt
from Norwalk, Ohio, who came 10 inspect
the Grc.brick pavement, were driven oyel
the principal paved streets in carriages
yesterday under tho eeCort Of Heyera
prominent citiSsnF, and were also Dhowr
the leading industrial establishments e,
route. The operation Of natural gas espeC.
tally interested them, as gas has been
found In their part Of Ohio. Their good
opinion Of "tho Wheeling pavement was
confirmed. They lett last evening fol
home.
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A-stoyc

A-StOve.
H-COuntcr where powder was stored.
N--Whera match ASStfllCk.
C-IEOlG In the wall.
There was q tremendous explosion, the
counter was lifted up, hole blown In
the side OF tho wall, and the five or six
persouB in the store were all more or
less seriously hurt. Robert Hall was
said to DO the only one fatally hurt, but
another account received last evening
ssys the xploaion fatally Injured three,
and seriously bruised and burned four
others
This account also says the explosion
was caused by come one stepping on o
parlor match that WAS lying on the floor,
when q spark igpited tho powder in keg
and,blew tho whole end out Of the store.
Five men and two boya who were 10 the
store we're Frustrated, Those fatally hurt
according 10 this account were Robert
Hall, Jacob Weies and George Williams,
Clarence Nefl and three others whose
names could not DO learned received pain.
full burns and bruises, but will recover.
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"CoNDEMNED no DEArir.n
A First Ratio Attraction Opens Mt tho
Ginnh,

A first Ratio Attraction Opens Mt the
GiAnd.
There hes been q decided improvement
lately in character Of the attractions at the
Grand. CONDEMNED to Death" which
wns presented for the Grst time last night,
is o strong play, full Of thrilling hitpationE,
containing much enjoyable comedy, and
holds the audience throughout In interest
and attention. The company Is very
strong one. hit. Dillon, as The hero, Miss
Ames as Stella, Mr., luce as Con, and Mr.,
Turner as Jasper, form strong quattetLe
which 10 seldom surpassed, and the sup.
port Ia even and gatiBiartory. A good
audience wAB delighted last night. The
scenery was especially good, II will be
seen spain this evening.
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II is never TOO lAlB to mend q spRihsd
ankle, swollen limbs, stifT neck, or any
pain or ache, II you but tioO that sovsr.
eign remedy, Salvation Oil, tho greatest
euro on earth for pain, Ptlce % CtB
uIi6 IL well paid ihbs Is well glhggsd."
This ls what ahappy man uptown said
when he threw away hls empty hottie
lei be had cured his cold with DI, Bulls
Cough Syrup, The layoflte,
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beacon Till Linen,
is Tue Finest paper made; ,,sov
Bookseller 4 HlntlOner,
1908 Market ~.


Ladies' are requested to call and exam
Inc the New White Automatic Sewing
Machine, single thread.
PerhOna having used the Wilcox 4
Gibbs Automatic machine, will end the
White TO be superior Ia every respect.
An examination 10 respectfully solicited,
II can be- seen ~ the sAlettoom 81
EDWARD l., ROaH 4 Co.,
No, b Twelfth 81,
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Q. 9aualIus & Go..+GIothtup
WOMAlJEIO GOD

The Rev, Josiah Strong, in his admirable little book,
"our Country" brings out very strikingly what the
past . years have done in the elevation Of women
an Englishman to sell his wife into servitude, He
quoted from magazine article published in that year
"a wel,looking woman, wife OF John Hall, to whom
she had been married only one month, was brought by
him halter and sold by auction in the market for
two and sixpence, with the addition of sxpence for
the rope with which she was led In this sale the
tomary market fees were charged; toll, one penny
pitching threepence," We are not quite sure which
needed elevatng most in this case, Mrs. Hall or ohn
Hall, We are inclined to think that women have done
far more to refine and ennoble men than men have to
hep them, 1t is our opinion the race Of Anglo SaXons
owes more to pure, unde6ed motherhood for its pres
ent measure of virtue than any other one cause. We
intend to keep the woman side of the question, and
while she ceanses and Furnishes the inside Of men, we
will do our utmost to polish the outside So with me-
chancs and artists within the citadel, and mechanics
and artists the outer walls we shall eventually evolve
quite respectable community Of men at the
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elbows the good wife, Mr.. HayssedP ~
asked the minister Of All Indiana farmer,
"9hels rot tile ieyeGln ugNe powerful
bAd.n urn sorry 10 hear that, IL she Ia
bedW moi shes out In the backyard
Bhakln' the dlnln'.footn carpet"
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Como and Gee The wonderful bargains we
now Oiler In fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots elegant goods, perfect llItlnp, latest
styles, ell Bisss and every width. See our
stock Of Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
L. ", BLOND.
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Ghe q'ttelIiqeueer
Now Adyertisom ents.

S,CCO YArds Ea!nEoOks-J. 3. Rhodes & Co..
steamer ShIrleyv-Fpt Cincinnati, LouiIville, etc
Elk and NOnlGn kuhlcrs-p Gundling q Co.
/ Iiy Tax NOtIcG-M. q. Crawford, CITY Collector
For Kent Grocery stlnd-J. W, Paxton.
For tAlp- PiOpGrty--R. n. List
Wanled-B0ot and shoe RepAlfer.
OSarCOats- N. tiukmAIi a CO.-Foufih page.
NnniEnL Ood- Star Clothing iiouLo- Fourth page
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THE srnpEr RAILWAY coMMlrrEE
Organizes and Formulntcs Plan of Pro.
Cedurs,

Organizes ana FormulhtcS fIhh ot fro'
cedurC.
The Special Committee Of Council ap'
pointed to confer with tho Citizens Rail-
way Company and SEQ what can DO done
toward securing the extension Of lie track
south to Fo,tyllItl street, met last night,
Measrars. Mckinley, Tracy, MyleB, Moi.
iatt and Gllleland being present. Mr..
Gilleland was chosen Chairman.
Many people have expressed wonder 8s
to what Council can do in tho matter.
Tho Committee Last night took the view
that il, rs was represented, the Oompsny's
charter called for railway to Forty.htth
street, II Is properly within the province
Of Council TO sec that this provision Ia
carried out. The character oil the charter
will be definitely ascertaiued before any
further steps are taken.
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The following bhows the range Of the
thermometer as observed al SChnepl's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday I:
IA. NJ, 500 ;12 AM, SO'i3 p. M, SO'i 7R.
~ 90
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WARRINGTON, D. o., Dec. 81 A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania: Light snow,
followed by fair weather; westerly winds,
nearly stationary temperature. For
West Virginia: Fair weather; westerly
winds; stationary temperature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-03

WE have introduced 0 new system OF
selling Watches on the installment plan
whereby you can secure o watch at once
on EASY payments, Call and Investigate.
JACOB w. GRuBB, Jewelor,
Gar. Twelfth and Market SIS,
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FALL and Winter stock Just received.
4 full line OF SuitlngS, OTerCoAtlnga
and PantalOOnings. Also o full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
SultlnyS o specially, ,,,,,s . .oSs
Second LOT Of Scotch Wool Underwear
lust received. For comfort there ]!
nothing better. They arc warranted
moi 10 Shrink. I. HESS u son,
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nEnNEY nOusE, NEM YOiLK.

Broadway end Forlieth g.,
European PlAn-Famouh Raslanrantj
Naw aud tlegant--Hone.llkc.
200 Rooms q per day, upwards.
MApAyLgY 4 BowEIs, Pt0prletots,
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TuR CoMpANY's SAY,

Superintendent Landing, Of the COM
papy, got wind Of the Communication
yesterday, and inspected it ut the City
Clerks office. Last night he met on In.
TELLIaENcER reporter and said that he
desired tho compauy's side oil the matter
to appear with Mr.. Klmberlys paper,
THE Natural Gas Company Of y'.sl
Virginia made full and final settlement
with MIR. Kimberly, and holds Ills receipt
In full. Tic company made q BatEfaCto-
ry arrangement with him by which lie
was to dlfCbprgO the Italians. The com.
pany paid over $500, being tho expense Of
bringing them and a profit to the party
bringing them Of two or three hundred
dollars; then we advanced the contract
10 PER cent and offered 10 release him,
but he refused, Subsequently the COM
pany advanced his contract 80 per cent
more, and OF the time Of the final settle-
ment allowed him 81 500 for extras, which
under strict settlement could not have
been allowed. Tho company desired to
be not only fair but liberal Id all its cons
tracts, and in most all cases 1t has gotten
along smicsbly."
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CORA TANNER,
Supported by COL ". D. Sims Brooklyn lark
ThGGtes Company.
New, Realistic and Effective Tcencry,
Startling Meoha1itRl Elects,
Produced With Great outlay OF Expense.

Ar4eC the Croft Scenes. yves minister Bridge
and the Houses Of Parliament, by Night" and
"Old sluiCe House aud view oil tho River Thames
Opening Of the Flood GATES, the Rising Of the
Water" aud "Towtr Hlll"
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L. 6. Good 4 %. coll dry goods the
cheapest,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-03

m Music tonight at tho AlhalabiS
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Your highest idea of proper garment exhibited th9us
and fold in our Mammoth Stock putting to shame twothFds
the call in Clothing Just now Honest and Superior Clothing
brought us crowds eager and satisfied buyers all this month
All Fashionable Styles all Fashionable Materials Our Clot
is straight our work is right our prices
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-08

A Tribunr correspondent says; Talking
recently With relative Of Tbsddeus Ste
vens. learned Of an ACT 10 his youth
which re.en,blrd the stoical hrroism that
vss taught TO The youths Of ancient Greece
Ne yes bora ~ith club-foot, which WAS
not only m.Iiurmed Int was twisted %
ooc side. Has brother Who sfterwsrd sal
an the irucii Ia Vermont Was similarly
Gisfsur 4 ip bath Of his lee, Tb,ddrn-
Vas lame aud slckly up to bis sixteenth OF
seventeenth year. Bis twisted foot was
al~ays great .yesorv to him aud one day
sbile III. family WAS living 10 Peacham,
Gale iolis County. where Le was baro.
his mother heard him grosuins ns.d talk
log to hlin.ssif Just "utsiie The door Of
ths house. Going out she hsd iuuui tia,
he bsd taken bus club to,t Ia Ills lap aud
sith his peLkuiir had deliberately sever
ed the short irba, IA. aud was toicing the
foot slniplt where lie bound il with
splinis on ibr lille, iyiig them on with
his h~ual s,ii,i tirn lie had torn into
sbfrd-, ,iug la, am lille 10 himself: IN
III t.u II | las. 10 cut you clear oil. >
Wi.ru III i.ot healel the limb bad been
som..s.l sirsighieue.i. but the club foot
n "a .iar.i az detvrtuity up 10 bis death
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WILLIAM G. WILSON'S Es,A,r.

w asAss % vxnuosy ,pisutss u Manchester =
u psp>eSs Court heid u msseAestsr. within
ed ~ sald Dsssrsst - ~ sstA day Of June
l. D. ~.
Ths Alnis ssasstor u The viii Of wiliiAm Q.
Wiisca ~ Al pprsst II said Distriet. decsassd,
peepoDo1 n reodes - account Of HE adrnip-
issrsuss % u estate Of the cid 1scsssed.
whsrsupcn, . sseston Of Mid Court 70 b. held
q Tie Rpoha&s O0c< II Manchester. u aid pts.
utct. % The sab dag Of July A. ~, 1854 uas
apoinAsd To- The s1sainAtaon End allowance Of
~ sceousk ssd fos, distribution Of The sstAts
ssaalnins % such ssttisnsnt; and public no
800 Interested BY ths publication hereof In the
Manchester JounuAl, 3 nsvspApes pnated 81
ed manchsstsr, three wseks suocsssivsly pre-
vioss 70 TIE tire % appclnted.
~ LOvELAND NuNsoE, Judge.
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x Vi Il s 4 hHhb. co.'r'.
WILLIAM D. CHAMBERLIN's

esAss or vxanosf. District Of Manchester, %
In Probate Court held d Manchester within
and fos sa,d District on the Srd day Of July
4. .. tG60.
A dali aulheaticstsd copy Of the viii Of vii.
liam d. chamberlain, late Of Wsst6sld, 10 the
Cosnty Of Hampdsn, and State Of kAsssch ussts,
deceased. aud Of the Probate and allowance
thereof u the Probate Court for said county,
vas prsssptsd By Joseph Dowss, the person
therein named ~ Fxecutor, for TIE allowance Of
said instrument In this State the last will and
tcstsmeut OF the said deceased:
Whereupon session Of said Court. 70 be held
Of the PROBATE Once In Manchester, In said
Dlstrict on the 2lth day Of July 4. D. 1886, was
appointed for the allowance OF said lnstru.
nsnt, and for I'll psrsons concerned 70 appear
aad contest the same, II cause there be for 90
doing; and public notice thereof was ordered 70
b given BY the publication hereof In the Man.
chester JOURNAL. Newspaper printed at said
nanches three weeks excessively previous
70 the time 20 appointed.
s. t6vRLAND MUNsoN, Judge.
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This horse was sired by snchanter. he BY Ad
ministrator and hs By Rysdyti Hambletonian
dam VAS sired BY Kentucky Chief. and he b.
MAmbrino Chief; and he 10 thus closely related
on both sides TO the two great trotting fsmilisi
& the country, with $40 horses with records o
$50 or better, and some OF them ~ low - Gl7
Hsis Of good size, OF hns style and action and
has shown himsel; sure getter Of hns stock.
TERk6.-4l0 by the season. al bills payable
the Let OF Januasy, 1887.
8. Z. THAYER, Proprietor.
Factory Point, w., June 9th, 1886. 46w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-08

Tie several reports upon the Pan
Electric srsndsl viii Liaks il difficult
matter ior A,iutn. General Garland to
continue ~ ficr, unless b,th he aud the
prsi.i,Lt err nti,fi, iutentible 10 public
op,ui"p. We hope that tho president
MI fina Tine. anil the ,Isciing duties
IN which be- has laisi, tho~n such critical
seal. 10 Rad III, the ksnnr, report
H. u lawyer. aud he will not fail to
discover tina. Mr. KAnney has . faculty
Of ul,angiiug complicated testimony and
stating tie substantial facts established
that ~ worthy Of bis admiration. however
deeply be may regret the necessity Of the
conclusion TO which be must come, that
Lis attorney general. his solicitor.e general.
his commissioner Of Indian affairs. bis
commissioner Of railroads, and other
party associates whom be has distinguish
ID BY bis confidence, have not acted 10
accordance with the sentiment, 'sPublic
Office 10 public trust" Itiss beautiful
sentiment, end It the present time the
citissns Of whom he il the chief magistrate
are waiting With keen Interest 10 learn
whether he holds Il only y . beautiful
ssusieeos OF - . rule Of conduct lit Is
Indeed The rule BY which his sdministrs
tioa 10 guided. the Investigation bad viii
BE- ecnsummstsd by ono certain event
M. Garland Of Arkansas. viii promptly
cssse. BY resignation or removal. 10 he
member Of the cabinet.
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THURSDAY. July I. 1850

Hoa. J. ". blsvsss vss uDsninousiy
,ssopssss4d Coz consress BY The let De
irics cosvsstscs. ., BuriiHstcn isst week
Mr.. Stewart Lss proved himself 70 be >
reprssesisisvs d more Than ordinary sbil'
~ and ,bs people oosid rot have dons
hstlef. No stsss 10 better rsprsssnsed 10
both hosses 81 coagrss than Vermont
hss been Zoe the pest -four yessA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-08

Esxland Lss never been more cordial
70 distinguished Americas guests than
she y to-day. Dr.. Holmes hss hsd :
perfect ovslioa. spd pov M. Becchsr 10
taking bis turn. A cable dispatch says
tAss o. his issdiss II Liverpool shrons
Of people gathered On the dock 10 bid him
welcome. Cheers sers given Tor the
Plymouth psssor. sad hsu we're thrown
In ths air Delegations from number Of
organizations we're on hand TO receive
him. and there vss . great mass Of sele-
grams and letters awaiting him. giving
greeting and Offering formal receptions.
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OOMMISSIONRRS NOTICE.

EsIAle o4 EllsnA y, HAMILTON,
TIE undsfsigncd. hsvinR bssn appointed BY
ths Hoa. Probate Court for the District VI Man.
shsstsr conn issiopsrs, 70 receive, sIamins and
sdjnst sl cl.ims and demands Of Ill persons
against the estate Of
Etishs 2. Hamilton, late Of ssndgate
IL said District dsesassd. aad al claims sxhib.
itsd In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
late dselline house ol he said deceased,
on the "a DAY Of January neat. from O'Clock,
4 =. unul o'clock '. T., Of said dav. and thai
siy months from the "a day Of July, A. D.
1864. V Ne tune limited By said Court for said
CREDITOR Va present their claims 10 Ne for slsm.
Dated Il ssadssis. this Sd day Of July
4. D, 1856.
". d. RANDALL, I 80,
~ NINERR HURD,
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fakias HI or.


Nost Of the speeches 10 : nominating
convention ara appropriate and help the
candidate IN whose favor the speech il
made but occasionally 40 over-sealous del
essts will mistake the temper Of The con-
vsation and make dominating speech
thai uili do more hart than good.
IL 10 possible that Col. Fairbanks would
have reosivsd the nomination for Lieut.
Governor. but Tor The injudieious speech
Of es6tlemsn from st. Johnsbury Who
placed him in nominstion ssd Who sulo-
sized The Fairbanks family 10 : manner
thst diasuss~d The majority Of The dele
sases Tue Burlington Clipper has the
following good tske-on on this speech:
Mo speaker. il gives me great pleasure
70 pr~s~at Tor the consideration Of this
christian gathering the name Of ~. Johns
bssys ideal son, ths Hoo. Horace mo. the
Hca- Er.stus- no. beg pardon. ! take
srs~i pleasure In prss~oting the name
NJ. Spvsker Il gives me great pleasure 10
behalf 81 The Caledonia sod IL twin relic
tho R~publicsn. IN behalf Of Gov. c. NJ
Ssoos add Col FL. Jobbson. ] present I
p'cs~1t 10 bcaslf Of these eestIemen. With
the Hoa. lde attached the name Of the
Hoa Col Frsstlin Fairbanks Tor lieutsn
sstsovsreor applause By Jchasoa. Mr.,
chsirmsa. the ideal tom Of earth. tho
Eden thai never produced sour sppIe or
. snake il g. Johnsbary. aud vho made
4: Why sir. uhy sir. ! tell you sbo made
II Il vss Sir Thaidens Fairbanks whose
name ! have psssees~d TAX sboss
0oshsa asd c.sass sud Island Pond.
vhiIs they are fis.Is they have no ante
cthSium i,ks oars. they dort casAion the
psu ia their churches. there y no other
nan sAo bsiIt the st. Johesbary 1 Lake
chsspisia silrosd. they may have scales,
bat shsy sss % their sysa. bat william r.
rsirbsaks. Who ! here prsssat y ssstis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-08

The Democratic State Convention will
h. held d Montpelier July 22d. There il
likely 70 bs no ssrioos contest. nobody
caring 70 fight for . nomination When
there s no possible chance for election.
usl~ss Il b. 10 ouss Atkins from bis posi-
ton - boss Of the party in the state. II
gill be . delegate convention. the ratio
b,ios one delegate for each town and %
additional delegate Tor each 10 votes or
majority fraction. Tor the Democratic can
dida.s fos governor in 1884 This county
will be entitled 10 the following: Airing
ton. 4; Bennington. IL; Dorset. 8; Glas.
tsnbury. i; Landgrove l; Manchester. 3;
Peru. !; Povpsi. 4; Resdsboro. 3; Rupert
2; Sandgsts. Q: Searsburg, !; Shaftsbury.
4; Stamford. 8; Sunderland. 2; Winhall ]
woodforJ, q
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Table Covers

Ask to see the Tapestry Cover"
il 10 something new, and cannot fail
to please. We also have a large line
Of Flannel and Felt spreads at .
low figure.
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Burton q Go.

Would respectfully invite the Of the public fact that they
offering addition their usual large and varied
Dry Goods and Groceries Clothing Hats Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods the most complete stock Of
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AYRSHIRE Stock.

The Thoroughbred Ayrshire Bull Hermit.
No. 1857. win be kept ct my place for the season
Terme. u 90.
+. B. WARNER.
Manchester, w., May 2eth. 1886. 2iw
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gbf&aHfbfstfr 30nrual

D stxoxDs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Marriages.

In Peru, tuly "a, hy Rev. ~, Nasrs, pssts
". Crsnaail. " rvfu. 70 Mics Katie N. Rexets
u Dorsst.
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THE ATTENTION OF
INVESTORS

10 called 70 tbs foliouisg, taken from the recent
report Of the connsetieut Mutual Lifs Insurance
Company;
"A COMMITTEES fer the examination Of spplics.
tons for farm mortgages hss been appointed.
These mortgages, In The nature Of The cass. are
for mail amounts but out Of :. 900 900 which 70
have Inverted 10 these seeusitiss. only I've
nortea9ss hevs been Fossciossd. And they not
for any ds1eisncy 10 value"
hsve constantly on hand Linz of these
Western Farm Mortgages 10 amounts Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-08

We are showing just now something
new In
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-08

We have just opened line Of
summer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-08

and sun umbrellas, hare encouraged
us TO buy heavily this season and we
feel confident that we can please the
most fastidious, as to price, style
and quality.
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DRESS GOODS

including Homespun, summer shades
in Tricot, Fancy Plaids, Alma, Con-
pure, Plain and Fancy Buntings,
Fancy striped Jersey Cloth, &c.