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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10


Said an old tramp in speaking Of the
vicissitudes OF tramp's life
I've seen many rough day and have
gone through an experience that th'aint
many could stan. I've been treated
mighty badly aud abused lots, end I've
fallen in plenty Of kind hands, but nov
er but once came across just such case ~
one struck last week.
He proceeded to tell the story, which
10 substance WAS as follows:
He had stopped at cosy looking oot-
tsge aud rnng the door bell, and asked
the servant who answered, for something
TO eat. She stated that she would sum-
mon her mistress. The latter soon ap-
peared and found the tramp grazing on
the narrow border Of grass which lined
the flower beds Of the front yard.
Why, what are you doings she ask
ed.
I'm hungry, mum. for I ain't had moth
In to eat for three days.
But do you eat grassp
Yes'm, when amt got nothin' else.
Poor fellow, you must be hungry,
Can | help your
Yes'm, you could II you'd give me some
thing to eat. The grass Is mighty short
down there.
! will help him, remarked the sYm-
pathetic little wife 10 the servant. o. each
wiped tear from her eyes. and continu-
ing, said:
Jane. take the poor fellow in tho back
yard--the grass is so much taller
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10
r. nallys....

The fsw people Who vsrs obliged 70 bs
ons 10 last Saturday afternoons rain storm
IN The vicinity 81 The vacant lct On Canal
ssrssl near ths Valley. papsr conpaays
mills. Witnessed mcaa lAnshahls incident
A ahsbbily dressed Individual. weak
knssd from IN uurcstained indulgsncs 10
tho extract frye. was staggering along
through the mud and wondering Aow
msny motions tho earth really hsi, vhsn.
suddenly. Canal street ncw up and hit
him IN The back. Recovering from the
effects ofthe blow and arranging his mud.
bsamearsd bat on his swollen Uranium, hs
9ot his bearings and hsd started oncs
more on his journey when hs spisd big
buck billygoat--ons Of the stray ones
which the police have been searching for
Tho recognition vas mutual. and Il wAs
evidently casa Of two minds with but
aingle thought" for the goat lowered
its head and made ready for catch-ss-
eateh-cau. while tbs man with The weak
knees struck ~ attitude that would have
put to blush Sullivan's Ajax DsiyinG
the Lightning" There wss little light
sparring for an opening and then The
goat let 60, head. horns and whisiers
landing on the inebriats's abdomen. The
latter bowing bin Acknowledgements and
sitting down IN tho mud. The goat then
pulled himself together for Tho second
round, and just ~ the disciple Of Bac-
chus had assumed an all-ioun position
preparatory 70 standing erect, the goat
took running jump u his hip pocket.
him headioag. his moss plowing
) furrow in the soft mud. Al this mo-
msnt, and as the bclligsrsnt qpadrupsd
Was preparing for tho third bout, fat.
woman appeared on the scsne
and lassoed the four footed gladiator with
\ clothesline.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10

lii % 'oman's fsAs o. bsin' o. ole maid
i d. causs o much o d oahsppinsas u
dis hsae woFl'.
Er nAs ~ hab oess hssa ysr irisn'
ken b - wus1 ensay.
1s - dog hsd Is1Ass IN his nastss
1sa my oddsr psssoa.
Ebsry Cbristiaa saehter b. baptized.
bst - ought % y sastia boat n wstsr o
iaish. Sons vsIsr ken b 70 dirty dat
yer siat = olsaa when ~ coms out e.
w ais vhsa " 81 10.
Iwosld rathsr b Or ons lAegsd man il
er loot raSs den tsr b o. Mppsrsrit. fur
ds ons lsggsa man ken hobh'e tss d.
end q der rAos srtsr AwhilA bat Dc hip
percrit nebbsr ken amils biz way intsr
heaben.
When Or workin' man strikes in order
ter sit dc bankin' o Do people. hs onsh-
ter know whut he's strikin' erbout and
not be like the blinc rattlesnake in Au.
gust dat strikes ebery time he heArs or
noise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10
On his hands and isss and initiating ths

On hiA banda snd issl and initiating ths
wool. WOOL. Of ; hsas.
You're TOO noisy, says Ma JsakinA
Aia'tl briefly retorts Johnaia
Yos ars. ssys JenkinA Hr.
! - s-inu shFieks JohnniA
Yos. John Heury Jsnkinsl
Ire b 10 the fathers iscs and voioe. bus
Johnnie doesnt caro- for irs or anything
slse.
Tho result 10 sort oi pitched battle.
In which the combined forces oi Ia and
M Jsakins are saiiicisnt 10 drag Johnuis
oul by The hsslA His nothsr returns,
rsd and mortified.
Children never will show Oh whom you
want tAsm 10. shs says, sadly.
Il seems 70 ne that Johnny has showed
%. 70 perfect ction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10
Raason Cheese

Uncle Billy Stokes, . colored individual
from one II the back counties In Missis-
|t,p,i. , oil fashioned wagons with
" d -, 50 still In use, and where
th> rim .1 bucket" Is part Of
tbei. ',as.iae gear" was in Canton,
Miss, 10 .-ys ago standing IN front Of
Matt Killers store watching the unload
ing from drsys Of newly arrived goods.
One dray contained. besides several bar
rels Of groceries ) number Of boxes Of
cheese. and ) dozen or two boxes Of
patent axle grease. Uncle Biilie's eye
rested upon tho latter. and he inquired:
Mr.. Hitler what you * for one Of dem
little cheeses!
Only 60 cents. Billy; do you want oneG
wss Mr.. Killers reply.
Wall yrs. boss; but ei buy the chesse
IN W t.. in,ns crackers?
I'd, our sii, said Mr.. Hitler. - bs
..l y i leilly box OF the axle
s,rss il aeu passsd behind his coun-
tsl ahd ioax handful Of the crackers
from ! & aud gsvs them to Tho old
man.
Uncle III then vent 70 the back Of
the store. n Seating hims6lf on - emp
y dry poe.s l.ox. proceeded 70 enjoy biz
lnnob. - hsi ,een tbers about 6ve
minutes ,en NJ Killer concluded he
would Sc, ,I,sa progress be was making;
70. going u .Ls door. hs asv the old man
With bis Barlow knife ia hand spreading
the grease on : cracker. while bis jaws
we're vigorously working. and his mouth
and chin covered With crumbs snd
greass.
Wen Uncls Billy. said Mr. Hitler bos
do you like your lppch7
The old man rested his knife on bis
right knss. and drawing heavy sigh,
sepiisd:
Bosa. dem o. crackers are pov'iul good
but lcr. dis an DE- ranscmsst cheese, 10
God. ever tasted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10
The Tlne d out oS Jeiat.

] has been wAlkin' round ON top dis
airth mighty nigh my allotted time. said
Brother Gardner - the band ceased play
ing. and ~ some things ars jist y much )
mystery - whom ! WAS twenty.
How dos il happen dat do folkses Who
an bead ober hssls in debt put on do moas'
styls2
Why am II dat do man wid 4 hsad full
Of brains mus' play second fiddle 10 :
monkey wid pocket full o money!
How does II come dat while We purfess
10 Iub our nabor nuthin' ticklss US mo
dan to h'r he has received set.bsck an
mus take cheaper house2
How am IL dat de man wild de biggest
di'mun pin, en- de woman wild de moas'
real lace on her dress git shet Of deir coun.
terfeit nickles sooner dan anybody elsei
Show me party Of fifty pussons gwine
to make trip to Yurup, an I'll pint out
thirty-five who am stayin' OF creditors
10 do II.
We complain dat servant gals doan'
know deir duties. an We sddicats our
dsrtsrs 10 ignore housework - beneaf
EN-. Do hired gals Of do next genera
shun won't be TO blame II dey mix bread
IN do bath tub an' mash potatoes with
beer bottle.
When dc preacher gits up in dc pulpit
an splains dat do African heathen am pin.
in for tracks an' Bibles W she'll ont de
cash wid hot fingers. When de widder
calls Il dc front doAh 70 Inform us dat do
chill'un am cold an hungry an ragged.
We keep de cash keerfully saited down On
wonder il ~ autograph album wouldn't
help dc family pull frew.
Seems 80 me, y I lean on de fence an
look ober de lsnscape. dat : good share Of
O. dis worl am wrong eand to. De shine
D brass ketches do eye whar' silver am
unnoticed. A loud voice gathers crowd
sooner dan sweet song. Society demands
! dress coat an' white shirt, an II dat
demand am satisasd nobody will x dc
wearer whether be hes been In State Pris.
3n or dc State Legislachur! Let us now
proceed to dispatch de routine business Of
10 evenin'.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10
TAs Dr-..sr Talked Tee naueA.

An ambitious young commercial toursl
living In ono Of the cities on the middle
Hudson became acquainted With ! young
lady attending : well-knovn acminary,
whose father 10 IN influential citizen ol
one Of the Warrington county towns. and
ID reputed TO have . solid bank account.
Having progressed in bis acquaiutancs
with the young lady 80 far as to seek and
receive an invitation to visit her At her
home during her school vacation. ho es-
sayed 10 risk the danger that might attend
his reception It tho paternal domicils.
Having engaged the fastest trotters and
the nastiest turnout Of tho village livery
man, our tourist set ont.
The ride WAS about six miles. and after
be had journeyed about half that distance
be overlook pedestrian and inquired II
be VA on the right road TO Mr.. Smiths
farm house? Resolving an Affirmative
reply. the drummer asked the farmer TO
ride. The latter got In the buggy, and
= soon a. he was seated the young man
pulled out his flask and asked his new
made friend te imbibe. 1t was declined,
and the proffered cigar elected the re-
sponse that be neither drank liquor nor
smoked nor chewed tabscco. To this
the sharp young man rejoined by avow-
ing his belief that there never Was q man
bat what was addicted TO some Of the
vices. Meeting with no contradiction on
this topic, be inquired Of the stranger II
hs knew Mr.. Smith and his standing In
The community.
Yes. replied he, know him very we'll
md think heis quite fair with his towns
men.
He's we'll hooked up, amt he?
Well. be owns one Of the best farms
IN the town, and be prides himself on his
stock.
He has daughter2
Yes. three OF them.
Well, mean the one that 10 at school
MP l have met her and am invited BY
,rr 10 ral and spend the evening.
III, l, |, soP She 10 IN excellent
1irl
h,ii, rhs is clear mashed on me, and
inteLi to DO my level best 20 marry her
md get share Of the old mans money
o set me up in business. Don't you
hink that bright business ideaa
Well, As I,say. she is good girl, and
me that loves her father dearly, and obeys
lin iu everything. You could not OBJ
ain her hand without her fathers con-
ent.
Ill see about that. Id give more "
'btain tho daughters than the old mans
onsent, replied the impetuous but un-
liscerning young fellow.
At this moment they were approachsng |
stately farm house. and - they reached
IA frunt the farmer said:
1 i've i,.r,', aud will get out il you
'leaAe.
The svAmercisl man gently halted the
rotters, and, - the old gentleman reach
the ground, he said to him: Now. how
, uch farther is il to Mr.. Smiths.
am Mr.. Smith, sir. replied the farmer.
ternly, and you can drive on. for ! wills
OF permit you TO step on my premises.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10
ssAsv.d or !"

The hearts Of many parents have been
ssddened BY having their children obsti-
nately refuse to ''show off, their mental
attainments in the presence Of visitors. Il
Is always paternal delusion that this dis.
play Of Johnny's Or Sallys accomplish
ments can not be but source Of indnits
Joy TO all beholders, whereas the victim.
lied visitor is simply enduring 10 en-
forced silence the torture forced upon him.
jenkins, friend Of mine, has : son three
years old. supposed By the Jenkins fam
lily 70 bs an infant prodigy. future Presi.
dent. and al that The friends Of tho
jenkins family have different sentiments.
which / will not here expose because of
my regard for Jsnkins. / called at Jen.
kins' house the other evening. when the
phsnomenon Of the family vas ovei dow
ing with smartness. He came into tho
room with whoop and . yell combined
with hop -skip-aDd- jump movement thst
plunged him headlong into my lsp whore
be 10y burr0wing his head into my stom-
ach and screaming frantically.
There. there. said Mrs. Jenkins. you
didnt hurt yourself much. ! guess. Stop
crying and speak your new piece for the
gentleman.
won'tl
Why. Johnny, i thss Tho Wy you talk
70 mammal
Yara-as!
No. IL isn't II you'll spsak your piscs
III give you Soma candy.
want il Afst.
No. dear; speak yonr piecs drst.
] shen't
Tho gentleman wants 10 hear you.
The sentleman didn't want anything
Of The kind. bst be sid be did, and John.
~ nsslIy sondsscsndsd 70 stand up|
in corner. give bis hsad jerk. sod be-
gin:
Tsrwinkls, teswiskls little star.
How ! wosdes what you are.
Up shove tbis----
Hare Johnsy suddenly bsoks Of and
gcss racing and tsarins ssound The room.
upssttins chairs, snatchins u tsbls-sloths
and shouting liks ycpug Indian.
Don't ssys Mn. Jsskins. thas isn't half
d your piees.
Its ~ I'm going 70 ~. and ths nad
Facs y resumed.
Johnnyi Johapyl iaterposss Jsakins.
6r.
Ths infant Jsnkins i nov standing %
biz bad Ia ccsoss. kicking ont biz hssls
and laughing. This iatsfosting pastims
i soon abandopsd icr ths more sxhilinst-
isstipg oas ol praneing afousd ths room
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10
Prsvsss u Tai..A.

Have fsiends o. dis. K
A vomsns spins snd talka
Ifyour vifs b littls, bad 70 her.
Among the thorps the ross blooms.
A vomaa's wisdom b 10 ths spindlA
The myrtle smoss ~ thosns y nys-
iis-1tsil Il
With her loot in The grave . woman
slac 70 vanity.
Where oabbagss Ars plsataisl. there take
them 10 marhet-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10
States Evidence. ).

An old negro, much alarmed. went 10 .
Judge. and said:
Judge. dsr's or lot or haugs been stold
down in my neighborhood lately, an fust
thing yer knows somebody's gwine Ter bs
errested. ! knows who tuck EN-. an' ef
yer'll lot me turn states everdence Ill tel
yer
Yon were concerned, eh7
Yes. sab, an ef yer'll let me turn dc
everdence IN tell yer zsckly who took de1D
hangs.
All right.
Wons do nothin' vii ne.
Not thing.
Will yer s'wsr il?
Yes. il necessary.
But will yer pat 1t Ia writin2
Yes.
The Judge drew up NJ agreement. and
when he had read II tho old negro said:
Dat souns sorter like II. 6ho' dis
dock ymeut'il stan?
OF course 1t will. Nov tell me who
stole the hogs.
Won't do notbin' wid me2
No.
Wall. Judge. stold dem hsugs BY msr.
ssf. dood-dsy s4h. I thanks yer fer yer
kin'ness
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10

Ifyosr ffissd b dsai vhsa yoa csll
turs your bask = hin.
h ~ soa1 vhilA b ~ eosl black.
20 ~ gives good:aiIt.
Tn neasusss of talk vses ssnt down
Iron hsssse, Aad vonaa toek ain&
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10

nlTf Send 10 cents postage, and W
Xii will mail vou free royal, vAiua.
UtI Bile, sample boz Of goods that
will pul you in the way Of making moro monsy
II once. than Anything else In America. Both
Aexss Of ~ ages can live ~ home and work In
upars time. OF 81 the time. Capital mot requir.
"a. We vii start you. Immense pay surs for
lhoss who start Il once. 6Tissox 4 Co., Port
lsad. Mains.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10

Bulldogs srs sn accepted ype oi
courage, but W havs known The lovly
and dsspised kitten come up 70 the
scrstch.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10

II 10 relstsd thAt when The Asst NAins
railroad wss started. shout forty years
sso. W. q. pitmsn of Bangor vas eoo-
dsstor. One rainy morning hs stasSsd
from WsserviIIs. snd. on arriving u North
Belgrade, : AAgssstioD. not sssiag any
aag. ran BY The station. Just - tbs
trsin hsd passed the red dsg vas run out
for some passengers 70 get On. Mr. Pit
msn stopped his train snd sSksd 6tsphsa
Richardson. the station agent, vhy hs
did mol diplsy tbs red nsg bsfosc. Mr..
Hiehsrdsoo replied. Bs Jon goisg 70
run your train 10 rairy vestLssf didn't
think yoa would.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10

They tell il down q Oglstborps.
While Gen. Gordon wA speaking % old
countrymau sat upon rock Shaving .
pine stisk. When the orator finished. The
eountrymsn Vas heard 70 humble -
though arguing vith : friend
Well lie did Ill the Agbtin' sn durin
the var, be whipped oil the Yankees, be
saved Georgy, a. Sosth CsrliDy, a.
Floridy, sn IIoosyany. an the rest of tbs
6tstes. 90 he built sii the railroads BY
hisself That fellow needs rest. sa' !
siu't for crowdio' the Governors job unto
BIN. Bacon Il > big strong fslIov. and
seems 10 want 70 do som thin. ! reckon
we'd better let him Try Il awhile.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10

--SleigLi-of hand = refusing . marriage
oiIer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

The fifth annual Potomac river rowing re.
gatta took place at Washington this even
ing.
A half int eres. in Sultan, Fauquier rails
cd colt, now owned in Washington, sold last
week for 5000.
1t is understood that number of young
men have been killing partridges in the
country. If caught they will be punished
for violating the game law.
We have received from City Auditor f.
+. Ptlce, Il copy Of the one hundred aud
sixth annual statement of the finances, &c,
of the city, which he has recently COM
piled and had printed.
MIR. Thomas Young, of Columbia, Pa, has
perfected all the necessary arrangements for
the occupancy of the foundry at the south
east corner Of Royal and Wilkes street, and
VIII take charge of the place on November
ISL, when he will commence the manufac-
tnfe OF stoves on an extensive SCALE
Samuel Martyne, the former superinten-
dent OF public schools for Prince William
county, under the recent decision of the
court OF Appeals again assumes his Office,
out Arthur Z. Gray, present Incumbent
publishes card intimating that he will
continue to exercise the duties Of the Office
himself.
A valuable horse belonging to Mr.. VIM.
Rodgers which was being led on board
the steamer Arrowsmth for shipment to
Washington this morning jumped overheard
and was only saved FROM being drowned
by number of bystanders who got boat
and towed the animal TO the dock between
lrlnce and Duke streets, where it was got
ten ashore
Marriage licenses were issued in Wash
iugton yesterday to Thomas Woods and
Annie Burncs, both of Fairfax county w.
f: Ellis, of this city, and Lula B. Stelman
OF Fairfax county; Thomas Hudson and
Maria Carter, both of Fredericksburg
Thomas W. Gilbert and Matte G. Eheart
both of Albemarle county Carl Herman
Oeutlin, of Petersburg, and Margaretta AL
hrecht, of Washington, and to II. CASTOR
Allen, OF Charleston, S. c., and Elizabeth r.
Denison, ofVirginia.
The body of the dead infant which was found
loatlng IN tho river Yesterday evening was
buried by undertaken Wheatlcy this morning
No inquest was held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28
NJ Office TO DRUGGISTS.

Tho VIRGINIA BOARD OF PHARMACY will
meet in Richmond on TUESDAY, the 9Th of Oc-
tober Tor the purpose Of examining applicants for
registration. All who apply must send to the
treasurer, MIR. +. Il. BECkWITH, Petersburg,
va written application, accompanied with tho
fee, So All druggists in the State who are retail
ing medicines and putting up prescriptions with
out being registered by the Board are violating
tho law. and will be prosecuted and fined in &C.
cordancc with tho requirements of the law.
I. ROBERTS BAKER,
President of Virginia Board of Pharmacy.
scp2S 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28
A ELLINGTON INSTITUTE,
~ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS
DC south Washinpto, straot

46 south Washington street.
The next session will begin MONDAY, Sept.
10Th. with a full corps Of teachers and every ap.
pllanco for comfort and advancement of pupils.
Inc Music Department-Voca and Instrumental
VIII be under the charge of Miss Helen Young, of
new YORK city, all accomplished aud thorough
teacher. The Art Class, in charcoal and craron
drawing, oil painting and decoration will have
the advantage of q now and well lighted studio,
and thorough instruction will be given in every
department. Circulars, stating terms, &C., can be-
obtained at Frenchs book store, or on application
TO Miss REBECCA c. POWELL, Principal
aug2l toctl No. DC south Wash ington st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

PERSONAL Col. s. Il. Johnston, who has
Teen quite sick at the residence of his
brother, Maior George Johnston, on Wash
ngton street, has recovered and is able to he
about again.
Mrs. Robert I;evcry, jr., is seriously il
at her home i'll Fauquier county.
Mr.. Frank II. King has returned from q
tip through the North.
MIS-. John W. Hurst, of Fauquer county
is visiting friends here
The engagement Of Miss Rosa Bendht i'm
Of this city, to Mr.. Max Fischer, of Wash.
ngtnn, ID. c., is announced
Drs. VIM. NJ. Smith and Il. L. Johnston, oil
this city, will i'll a short time visit Europe
and will take IL special course at one of the
medical colleges at Vienna.