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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

A hire destroyed the following prop
erty at Virginia, New. l. Rosenbaum's
furniture store, loss, $500; Young
Bros. saloon, $500: Joseph Singleton's
lodging house, $4,000; other prop
erty, 81 800. No one but Young
Bros. was insured.
Joseph 9. Margot, Freuchman, of
San Francisco, who was brought to
the receiving hospital with a bullet
wound In mis- right eye, and who told
wild story about being attacked by
iootpads and robbed, has finally con.
Iessed that the wound was inflicted by
himself with suicidal intent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

The permanent praises OF men AFRO
often such as they themselves are No,
p e to hear. The congratulation
Oh the day dies away, and even its ecbn
Is barely audible as life nears tie on5
nut II the life have been impressive a
growing recognition OF it will nal
aSm known In the encomiums that
shail follow No man should live fn'
praises present or to come; he has hi.
Work WORK TO do, ana that is au.-U,,;Ie,,
Presbyterian. o''''e"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

Down at Anderson, y. c., they have
two boss curiosities---a gourd that
holds seventeen and II half gallons
and grass that exudes Il gum which
viii bold any iurred or ieathered
thing that tries to get over it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

PASSENGERS forgot over ten thou
sand different articles in the cars OF
the new York elevated road last year.
They included gold watches um.
hrellas, underwear, etc, and were sold
at auction last Thursday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

MICHAEL CuDAHY, once bright
young Irish hog-chopper, and now
the partner OF Phil Armour, is worth
over W 600 900, and he and his wife
ARE leaders IN Chicago's best society.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

lr ia estimated that not less than
$500 600 900 are invested in watering
place and tourists resorts in this
country, the Jersey coast leading of
with ut least 800 900 900.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

The DoSoto statue TO be erected at
Arkansas City, Ark, is designed by
Senior Murvele, OF Madrid. 1t will
be in bronze, Of heroic size, mounted
on pedestal of Arkansas marble.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

AN elm tree growing in the grounds
OF the Pennsy lvania Hospital, in
Philadelphia, is scion of the famous
tree under which William Penn held
the first treaty with the Indians.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

A MUSEUM fakir in Western town
recently announced that he would ex-
hibit an educated man, born and bred
iii Chicago, who could, nevertheless.
speak only broken English. When
the people went in TO see the curios-
lily they found that he was STAN
merer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

A South CAROLINA newspaper says
that there IL an old colored man in
Jonesboro who has been married nine
times and has had lit children.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24
EDUCATE,
''''rAs'r l~r.,s.;

SSAreo
'As's L.a-ais
The die, H'aeaIsi 3
that bun discovery b.
who b bas . small pr y
this his nave a",' gradlsi,ti
Question aaen Of the si,s, !,
upon domestic NJ
az - gsravely discus,sss,
dead one Of T. ''ec
health. The v v eas
o sss' o oissnest quot ss,' =
register register of the A,,..'''
e aiumna, which easss
u iDs women women, graduate, |.
al coIlsgaa, : . colleges 3
women. LII are. q. W
per cent of the vSa's
p personal acquaiatsas.
, no%e n as with sia,.'
Una. the the, emotlonaI =
grow with the culti,,a'
lectual, but at ~ h.'ss
Come come less hasty ~
Feel, Feelings are Deeper + !,
upon sound judgnsa,
reason and partly h..
graduate is neces, y.
young girl, reck lss''
marriages in whiss
totally imposed upon !,
ter OF her love, q.
known among them
acquaintance can ei,s
TO the question wheths,
places the domestic dj,,.'
IN by ambition; and ss
the contrary the al.
pursuits Of colle NV
unusual strength Il 4 /!
and fitness for hOus
the occupations and ~
a happy marriage. ,b,.
toward the losing q NJ
drying up of unselasb al
a students ambition =.
finitesimal as compare
Influences through i. !
society and display, vtia1
escapes.
But this very dispesia,|
fined home life and w.
ship makes them mora !
their choice of a compass
seem by that much % i,
ability of their marryip,
to get along without !,
vided none that is for i. ,
sirable offers, seems, i /,
walton, to give full /
fastidiousness. II sean,
that many men drsa,
the idea of college ye,
doubt If this affects Their,
Of marriage perceptibh.
Iates itself-the men vi,
society are the ones who'd,
-ege women; and in any i
we have been able to Oh
ike is far more to coll4
general than to Portia
particular, and does not
ere especially with IA
With her. 1t is common
Intellectual men choosipI
lie mind or knowledge,
common to see them,
yearying of the insufficis
hip, and consciously Or
seeking the friendship {
men and women outside |
t. -OUerland Monthly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

DAKOTA has the latest wonderful
old couple--Mr. and Mrs. Salisbury,
who are respectively ninety-nine and
ninety-seven years old-who have
lived in wedlock for seventy seven OF
tn IN.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

70 - now Is your HUSBAND
To-day Mrs. Jonesp" Me- "usoand
he Is i'll, indeed" "Worsa ,hn
bsTona ~, yes; the nurse saws he 10
..1; onu the reach of doctors nn' u ~
In = m glad to hear it" .Wbatpr now .M,
S S@r 10 On; near it Now, if you can onln
he wi, nm beyond their reach, | tbint
t ue VIII get well rapidly."-7era, 's Sin
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

Two young boys of Lafayette, Wis,
went out hunting few mornings ago,
and shot five wolves before noon
Then they took the soalps to the
County Clerk and received 800 in
bounty certificates for their mornings
work.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

W hIte choker gentleman (severelv)
DO you know, sir. that this world viii
be miserable place until all iAtoxicat-
ing beverages are done away withqr
flor'd gentleman (cordially)-"Ik know
it, sir; and I'm doing my share in the
good work. | do away with large
portion every day."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

q. Nln'ster-''l was sorry to see vou
S %",,ng last Sunday. l suppose Won
s Nno~ where all bad boys 20 that go
n~ on Sunday, don't you?" Tom ~
my-"fes' sir-down on the riv.r i1 i,,,
above the dam" 'e'' JUST
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

THERE are yet some rich landlord.
in England, The young Earl of
Derby, who has just reached his ma.
lority, succeeded 10 rentroll of at
least el5o,O0o n year, and an immense
sum OF money that had been accumu.
lating during his minority.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

Mr. Gladstone is what would he
called in this country fresh-air crank
lie has a great horror of badly-ver-
u'aied room and is pretty apt to be
made sick if he speaks in one.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

~ mnaechus is the MAMIE of a clercv
IN T NV VINO is preaching on temnerano.
=, - Del"~are' State said to be addic,sd
70 peach brandy. ~0''e'eo
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

Enthusiastic Bonapartist-"Eet ees
coming. Get ees coming. the papers off
M chere Paree already call him .Bou.
larger l. /" Level-headed American
Historians will refer to him. not as
Boulanger l.. but as one Boulauger. >,
Omaha World.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24

No CITY on the Pacific Coast has
blown its trumpet louder than Los
Angeles One would imagine that it
was doubling its population and
wealth every week, and yet it is pro
posed to discharge thirty of the school
teachers and oblige those retained 10
do double work for the same paw.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-24
MARKET REPORT.
RELIABLE QUOTATIONS CAREFULLY RE
yIsEp EVERY WEEK.

WHEAT Valley, 81 224@sl %
Walla Walla, 81 15@l Is.
BARLEY Whole, 81 lO@l l24 !;
ground, per ton, s25 0o@27 30.
OATS-Milling, 36@3Sc.; feed, Al
M45c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27
A Groat Storm.

The rain storm last week Friday was the
most severe since the great freshet OF 1869.
No great damage was done 10 this town
except TO the highways which were more
or less washed ont aud will need consid
cradle repairing
Ga the Bennington 4 Rutland railroad
the roadbed was washed cut In four differ
ent places, near South Wallingford. East
Dorset and Sunderland. The washouts
averaged about four feet IN depth, and
two OF them were each 80 feet long. The
track was propped up with "horses.' and
trains we're running regularly on Satur-
day. TIE sleeping train due at a. m.
on Saturday did not arrive until O'Clock.
Fortunately the washonts were discovered
by the track walkers in time to prevent
al accident
MIR. S. l. Griffith of Dandy reports to
the Rutland Herald tho damage in that
locality. He says the damage to the roads
aud bridges in Mt Tabor is estimated to
be about $1,000 Two of the largest brid-
ges, each GO feet long, were washed away;
and many pieces OF road which we're but
recently built were so badly quilted that
expense OF repairing them will be very
great The water 10 the river has not been
so high since the floods OF 1869, several
workmen who we're in Mr.. Griflith's en-
ploy at that time can testify. The river
changed its course, washed away por-
ton Of the mill dam and the brick wall
under the steam mill and engine house.
doing a great amount Of damage. The
sawdust mill is supported by heavy wood.
en- props, and these were washed away as
easily as il they had been slender rods
letting tho building settle several feet.
Mr.. Griffith estimates that the damage
to his property will be between $4,000 and
$4,000. SO much damage was done TO the
mill that he will have to move the engine
from its pr esent position aud possibly the
mill. Mr. Griffith will have 100 men ai
work, repairing the damage rebuilding
the bridges; and by SO doing be hopes to
have the mills running again as usual
within 10 days,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27
FREAR'S GRAND FALL OPENING
FOR The SEASON OF lsss.

Commences Tassday. oct. =, and aontin.
ues the Entire week.
Frear's grand semi.annual displays Of
dry goods. fancy articles. etc. have be.
come permanent and conspicuous FEATURE
OF the openings OF the Spring and Fal
seasons at the Troy Bezaar. and are accep
ted BY The friends OF VIM. Ii. Frear for
miles around ss announcements that again
the treasure houses Of the world have dis
gorged themselves for the benefit of the
public. aud that Fresr is master Of cere
monies at great feast Of fashion and art
Twice year bis hidden guests tbrong the
.isles Of tbs house OF fashion. Frear =
grand opening for the Fall Of 1885. which
commences Tuesday, Oct 2. and contin-
ues though the entire week, through an
unstiu,ed supply OF ready cash, the com !.
bined tests Of experienced buyers, and the
decorative skin Of 40 army Of expert trim
mers, and stock Of over $500, 900 worth
OF new, fresh and fashionable fabrics, az.
proved by the greatest artists OF the world,
bids fair to excel all previous occasions.
Again the Bazaar has been frightened
up and freshend with paint and varnisb,
and all departments from that at which
the simplest necessities may be obtsioed
10 those where the richest. rsress cosiliest
fabrics Of the civilized world may be found
in lavish supply viii be bedeeked With
their choicest treasures tasieinlly drsped
and arranged until everything spsrkles
aud gloys with an opulence OF gorgeous
eolors and rich. harmonious combinations
Of tints and forms
Remember The grand exposition win
commence Tuesday morning. Oct 2. and
froEa that date until Saturday night The
most beautiful fabrics 10 be fonud 10 spy
houses 10 the state will he freely shown
you by corps OF polite add attentive
clerks, the utmost pains being tsken 10
crafty the wishes Of all. Daring the
spening week j, will pay you. even II you
i've miles away. 10 risit
PreA's Troy Bazaar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27

Prom wtsi spen "a - reliable sonip.,
u seems that there vas great dsa Il
ball se2Sg and ehrsilag 10 the ies
ArEansas sleciioa This visa rcsoriv4 "
iArcsgl fear iha. The RspublieAns uogl8
carry the tta,a. snd A. TIE Democrats bad
oniy 1900 majority against $1,000 ionr
ysau ago lhfgc seems 10 haye been coed
reasons icr rgch fears II ne reports arc
lf1e i y priiy erislesi II ,asrs hai been
. ifee and fair election the Democrats
woald noi have bad a mAisniy ., all. Two
% three ocHniies vhsce have heretofore
beeu Eepnhlisaa ~ large msioriiies we're
lhia year msie 10 give msiou,ics ior The
Dempcrsis dad ibefs been free vote
and iair csnai 10 those counties She 10
publicaa msionties wouli have been
larger than estr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27

sed tbe sap ift&f}NA ~ iafftxh Htf Wss''
Tke free traders xsts sinsstssi
Bot iAc eIsai srsfeh sfisr Tree trade
wha ~ 70 nsiisos aas ~. seaniosed.
faps ,ts aitmfn W shem a -. Doss
t.f .iiy rari b ssa 70 ssi,sis 10
ppssf "a +iei,isa a. doctrine Of the
lB.u.lcfaie psaiy 10 1876 they got u
ies sf y .he National platform, hut
49, D-m4grsey we're ,hen engagcd 10
rilag Mr Tilden 10 The Presidency and
"a fefofnins the administration u the
Federal 0ovdnmen, Accordingly they
paid 90 attention 70 this FREQ trade eddie.
taddle. aud regarded the proclamation Of
il With the same indifference thai they
would have regarded proclamation
agsinsi the multiplication table.
Ia 10 lllden was not renominased.as be
should hsye Leen, bat the free trade iheo-
risls add meisphy sicians put their doctrine
into the platform all the same "A tariff
! for revenue only" was the form 10 which
/ i appeared. but this tins il vas not ALLOW
Oh 10 pass by with indifference. The 10
pablicans made their canvass against, and
4 iaai =. sbari ,heee weeks before election
dag. Uea llahcock. hero 10 The war but
90 expert IL pllilies o. nstapuysics. who
xas The candidate tor President. rose up
a. !, soips bach upon bis pfeyions acqui
. ff.4l f.
siib leii'r u rrpniiatioa ADD denial
Ba, be diA MOI fepuaiate and deny 10
time Tie cabysss wes too iaf advanced.
sud mcns minds wete too much made mp.
Possibly ihe fleet Of the platform could
not Ut any tins have been ovecome by any
mtans within the power OF The candidate.
Thus The free trade policy Of our Conied
crate Eeniuses, charming, brilliant. splendid
fellows all Of them, beat Hancock.
In "a. warned by the boieal Of the pre-
ccding contest the sensible men took con
troll II the Convention aud the platform
was made safe. But 10 'S8 a change came
on. BY some means the free traders got
the upper hand Mr. Cleveland meant
well, Of course, bit they infused their TAX
ing fancies into bis mind, and the free
trade philosophy obtained full possession
OF his famous message The tariff must be
reduced hundred millions yearly, and the
internal revenue must be kept at high-wa-
ter mark. Then came the Mills bill, the
prescription Of Randall, the exaltation OF
Bill Scott, and the st. Louis Convention
Never since the days Of Calhoun and JEFF.
Davis had the free trade philosophers
been SO cocky. They were more conspic.
uous than any other set OF men in the can.
yass up to the beginning OF September.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27


We copy some extracts from the y. Y
san showing The origin Of the free trade
doctrine 10 this country and where il 10
ccises is principal support;
The supreme apostle Of this doctrine
Was Mr. Calhoun, aud the young men Of
the South followed bis teachings eagerly.
His constant purpose was to strengthen
slavery, and weaken the free common
wealths Of the North. His iara wss an
agricultural community. with the cheapest
kind OF labor. that Of slayes. and DO man
nfnc,ures. Growing aud selling cotton,
be wonli boy manufactured goods 10 the
cheapest market Protection Of free
Noflhera labor was hateful TO this most
able. Cairinislic. slavery supporting met
physician aud statesman.
Dat Of this root grew the nulliacaiion
enterprise Of South Carolina. which that
grea, and patriotic Democrat, Andrew
Jackson. pat do~n; sad al last there came
Tie Conieicfste uprising aud civil war
As soon Is The Southern free traders got
themselves seeded from the Union IN
Is6I, they made Constitution Tor them
selves. and one q i,s provisions vas tia,
no boabsies shall be granted from the
Treasury. nor shall aay duties or taxes ca
from foreign nasioas be laid
10 promote OF foster s1y brsnch Q, iadns-
try Thas they provided for free trade
With ionign nations. and no projection;
bat. As everybody knows. the resali Of the
oay.i var uss the orefthros Of ibs Confee.
erlcy. the restoration Of The Union. Tie
re- esiabllshmen, Of domestic free trade
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27

The senate committee met Tuesday
morning and The now tariff bill was laid
before IL, A complete copy was banded
10 Senator Harris for transmission TO Sem
stor Beck si Fortress Monroe. The com
miitee formally began The consideration Of
The bin A msioriiy Of The members were
10 favor Of making It public at once, but il
vas decided. 10 difference to ancient usage,
10 await the action Of the full committee.
/, is believed that Senator Beck wall finish
the minority report 10 three or four days,
ADD that the bill will be reported TO the
Senate and made public next Monday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27

The Christian UOion says Of Mr.. Cleve
lands letter u acceptance that "he lays
tue foundation for much more radical
free trade position then be now occupies, :
sni that on the whole the letter plants
the President, add therefore the Demo
cratic party. more sqnareIy than any pre-.
sious uiiersnce. 10 message platform OF
proposed legislation on the fundamental
position that protection to industrial en-.
torprises must be an incident not 40 end,
81 she tariff. and that whenever ii ceases
10 be sn Incident and becomes an end. it
becomes injurious 10 the public and unjust
TO tbs individual. This is tho opinion Of
q non rartisan observer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27

When the subscribers to the weekly Tri
bane IN the village Of Stockport, N. Y re
ee,scd their copies Of the paper last week
they were surprised 10 lad neatly folde
within them achoicc lot Of free trade li'era
iars- Mills speeches the Presidents mes.
sage. clio As il i reasonably certain that
The Tribune isn't circulating any such
material. aud as the papers when they ar
rived were long overdue. the only possib {
conclusion is that some Jealous Demo
ocfaiic postal official held hem for day
or two and slipped in the literature. This
seems 10 be fsyorise Democratic trick aud
j, Is an instructive comment on Cleye
lands declaration that public Office IL
public trust"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27

The h1aaneI ibessands sFess re,r u
there soy fhins 10 teipr oubaisirn - cos
'ituf ~ Asssicss ihsi 20 co. afford 10
iaaii@ia Esfppssa insiitst1asi A. 1fa
lissiaaoE ssys. The ssies a csfils Galtn
s~irg isvsra. na cui' ard. f'bsi i'ila
Tia etafr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27

Democratic papers and speakers have
bccl claiming tia, this country has been
importing 2oo. 100000 pounds 81 wool in
the shape o. manufactured goods As the
Imports Of manufactured WOODEN goods
have amounted 10 only sbont SAL. 600. 600
Il suuli bring The price Of the wool pref
~ high, A, The same rate the s2GT, 900. :
600 snrth u domestic WOODEN manuisc
lures would rquirc i.al3. 900 900 pounds
II xocI. According to statistics the
smonni q weoi used 10 vooIen goods man.
uiacinnsl IN ibis coanlry and imported Is
only abcat 6o0, 600 900 ponnds Of which
enc bali 10 raised 10 this eonairy. the re
nsspisf beips Imported ID sool aud
soolen goods
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27

Tie Nos York San which is considered
pretty good Democratic authority, makes
the following candid admission 10 regard
70 the result IN Maine' "Ihe plain truth
cbont the Maine election is that ingenuity
eau devise no formula Of comparison with
past resuits which exhibits the event as .
Democratic victory, a. an indication Of q
duii OF voters away from II Irison to
Cleveland aud Thurman, or IS encourage
mepi TO the notion that any one Of the
additionally Republican States Of The
North eau be transferred this year to the
Democratic column"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27

Tee 22i anueal ercsmrmani Of the
Gseed Array OF tho Repuhlic at Columbus
oa.e, iasi seek. was the most enthusiastic
aad successful gathering ID the history OF
The Organization, tbs nuaber o. veterans
aud visitors Ia attendance being noi less
ihsa 200, 600 The parade oa Tuesday
Vas memorable event, no less than 10.
90 veterans helng ia line, larger mum
br. doubtless, ,hsa have marched TO-
gsshef on Aey single occasion since the
grand feylsw 1t Washington shicb follow
81 the reiarn q pesoe 10 1895 The or.
Easlxaiion had eaosi succes6lai year. the
rei gasn ln membership being 81. $50 aud
The fetal 1esnbership amousiipg nov 10
Ssg 2lt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27
Republican Nominations.

fbs ysllss lsrfr shbut % absifmeti u
jacksonville Ana will egi uHili inssi ~ y
rose ssi 'fum lRek a maie5isL There
have lssa fex rsscs a Decaiar, Ala .asd
gscasan. Miss Il has npi appeared "
ether pieces eterpl ia isalsiei cases, bat
ntsdy esery place 10 ils South " guarded
1aa igsizs ur rri sliosei TO siop. Az
oens qgeece oeasig III tasiesss il saspch'
del spa u sfsFsy ameuats 70 feish q
errur.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27

r. G craAicfl. lhe aolel correspondent
Of Tbs Aes isgl MSriJ. who rectaily west
sbrosl fnee Tsaer. has returned .
siroag PreiegiaSaasl Ia his iadgmeni a
tear a Earope Is calculated 10 sEshe Jas,
tasi change 10 ssy canisd asais belief.
Ia, ~ most Aarrioa8s have bot the time
taf sissl.ag the CID void. they hare the
reii basi opporirEisy. the sisay Of Ea-
ropes poor sho ecass - smmlgrxnis By
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27
II. E9TABRooK
Dealer in Marble and Granite
Monumental Work.

tablet the
10 Of aud the
furnish
travelling Of The thinking Of bas'ss anything
in forwarded
n place viii call and aud shcv de0s and samples
Dt buy until No
don't buy will be under
sold on first and srk Address
FSTARROOK Roy q Manchester Centre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-27

Ths political campaign IS waning BET "a
Naa isfk apa etosf states. aud ihe a5yan
sasa ihas far, eeens 70 - silh The 10
rahlicars The De1oefaiic commiile'
templates u ZACH o. iunds ba, is making
a gieetous sgais 70 collect more whs'
has hsen dpns ~ilL The large smonus Al
ready collected u uo, made public, be. i
u certain that largo amouSt wen, &c
Maine. Sod With dIscoBfaging results
Mosi a their money viii be nsei 10 New
i0fk city. Yes Jersey and Connecticut