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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-28
Dozen
Dollar
Suit
OVerCOat
Sale!

Twelve dollars buys the best
Suit or Overcoat ever offered
in the city. A saving of from
81 to So on each purchase.
Special sale of Children's
Knee Pants. Your choice of
all of our 81 and SIPS Knee
Pants for 81 cents. Your
choice of all our $1.50 and
b1.75 Knee Pants, $1.1S.
Special Neckwear Sale.
Choice of all our SOC and 75c
Scarfs, in teck, puff or four
inland shapes, for 3S cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

1T - ofrcisilv announced that the con
tri5uiors 60 the No-Nsms aumser Of Lsp-
fiecuffs Hzgasiae sre. IN siphsoetical order.
a. follows "a. r. BoYsssn, Helen Gray
Cone Erbeccs HARDING Davis. Ecgar
Fswcetf. Henry Hsrlan3 t''Sltnev Luska >.
Sidney Lanier, joaquin Miller. Ir 8. Weir
Mitchell Nrs. 5. N. B. Piatt Henry d.
horesa.
--Fgrper'f NEr0-ise for June = an cram
pie Of Thst a nassxine for early summer
ought to De- it contains iudicious mix
turr Of the bsst things ia literature. and -
thus suited to 81 the moods - June day.
Fiction is provided eor fszT hours hy W ID
Eo~sis Heurr James and Wm. Black.
snd t1srs s much charming posfrv
Neilher srs seiid articles for
Fous resting lacking and TIE ar =
&c features of the numher srr most delight
m Reinhart. Abbev. Charles Graham. ~
i ~sazBinetff. Alfred Fsrsons W ~
Evde sad F. DafnaI1. Al contriouts speci-
naens Of their hest wgrk. The f-ontisrieos
- - sxcsllsnt portr3it Cd the lafs Nrs
Crsik. and eeiengs 10 The article en- Lon
"a ga 1ferarv Ceutrs which shounds
in coed licensees Of Esslish aovslists.
-The Jeue nsmasr ef Lippsacat',
sfs7rr,s wiii ccntsin couariste novsl hr
NJ Pouarsv Riz-iov, eutislsd Beautiful
NJ, rhornovke.
r'f- Nav nnmag- IS fss Hrf@ soston
ctntaia-s saarv srficfs ~ isrtes Psrsoa on
"Journslsra - Profession lor Toung
Nen rhich is sure 60 excite discussion
f6tsr Dams ~ re Ne Es-t .stga. gives
Fwe vauao'e eAdvice - Young
Wrtsrs rr-1sssrr g. Il. Ns.scn erir-
cises sharrly The kas'ish - Ne Arieiie
krfs -arns Nszes Of Versiiers.
80 rclrtrt en- ir cersric srfieis s. Ja1es
Flrx 1a,u- ers there - 80 rrsrficsi aftf-
cles a. ~ recsiv interest every short
tana writer. The DEPARTMENTS af tluerfes
eelpili Hats an1 S.,rzeefioue an2
"ilte-erv &g''ers ia Pe-ieficsss' a.. A. a.
vsgs f1i of Interest The irsf sditen ~
t1e Arri H~ vas exhausted III = werx
So seCont s<IttsCr. making lLaE1 erriss
e. al, hss 80 - rrsnaef. Eae n-sre af tAe
n,azazire - ere tolIsT = rear ten epet.
pcnacrr Aidress - Rrtr. ? Q -
80 Rgstcs, kas&
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

f1-rs so . ll6 sa1ss eassxz ar sztr
h ae4-1 y zr1 1sae4 STA sus4<1 4sla
D11t i2zE.l- Ds< - shet 9ai.sf s>-4
q 80 o<1 Loe4s 81 sz1i-at rs1
Il = 80 trsz<lE<e 1zt1xa zaoseFs
c. tz.ose 80 zsk aeF rss4ess 1gssrx
f@fo. t1s 9E41sf d el6.
h4d e1tz ~lleze a1.a.4z thEs.as ssrs s><a-
Ard l1o iaMo<zai zero
Hal Ffl-1@ i1rks ti.a esEsslss s1c<
e4bpsc. N1oss str. s. sli reFef dis
Hs.t eFes Eiissss 4<zes Hsc<<sa a4 kkys
Sac g1s ths ssiresf ~ the f4sr.
Al ssrs zsasaf 81 &H11ra As,r.
&14 a. r.a 1<tsLs - oeFcesses
lsg1 aatakl isa<s - Aataer EFs
Eisl1stsa,s aa4 l.e.sle. - 8EislsA ANS
p tHe ioss hst ef soi1 14Fe qisi1ls
OR s. esl.el Pl'isDs' h4r EoiG,
And Hsgaat Ess sss ne sroE ol4s
Grsaisg tas xre4z <aa Sllzs Hnx1s
Hsd Ashs.1n 14lr uns'l tas saffs
az Wtatrg 80 n4d eEoDpsa ~ s1ss
y a<<es % f2Ferei c11s bezss.
LIE = Gear nIz1nes = szrIsuads
Tas 1a4d S4efe s4Ealta .f EeaFt s8ean-A q
-8reskisa E<1.s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Peck Bros wholesale aad retail druggists
of Grand Rapids, say: We have bsea sell
ing Dz. Kings Nev Discovery, Electric Bit
Years Have never handed remedies thss
seii IS sssi. er give suCh universal ssfisfsc-
ticn. There hsye oesn some wonderful
cures effected sY these medicines in this
city. Several cases 90 pronounced Con
sunpfinn have heen snurslv cursd hy use
81 few hottIss az Iir Kings New Discovery
tssen in coa1ecfion VIA ecTric Bistsrs.
We guarantee thsEa a. siways. sold By Peek
b.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

y. r. Frohlichstein. Of Mobile, Ala,
writes. I take great pleasure in recon-
mending Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, having used Il for a severe
attack Of Bronchitis and Catarrh. 1t gave
me instant relief and entirely cured me. and
have not been afflicted since. I also beg
to state that had tried other remedies With
no good result. Have also used Electric
BitfeFs a1d Dr. Kings New Life Pills. both
OF which I can recommend.
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Coughs and Colds. is sold on posi-
tive guarantee. Trial bottles 10 cents. PECK 3
Drug Stor-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

The best Sslvs in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilbleins
Corns and ali Skin Erupticns. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or re ray required. II
II guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, or
m01ev refunded. Price - cents per box.
DiTisisn-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
Lssies nlegan Das@t~s'r.

we commence Monday morrhng.a magnificent
display Special Sale of Ladies' Muslin Underwear
Every garment put the Center Counters on Second
will be marked at Special prices--and closed out
during the week. Cold the weather has been, our
trade i'm this department has been fine and
gives us good make this Special Sale inter-
esting part of t',is weeks business.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Cincinnati Sout8erni = si1e train especially
eesirane fsr torEisfx this Wtnte~ The
L.atsf ruas tsreuEh frers CincaBsfi 70
New orss8s Ia twenty-five kourz and =
hs.f closely connecting v5th Les Angeles
thrsueh c2s, sra msknE tSe quickest
recte 10 thag 8eiigatfaI ca tarris city. TIE
Queen sBd Crsscerf r. tais vesr a. fsr7psriT
TIE Fl0rita faTorise .ine VIA thrcazh cz-s
rwice d,eiy % Taom asvilie ard Jsckso1-
We. Sates guides. ste-. upc1 application
- = & Haxsr. PASSENGER age1f. nsfrcit
sssines paoseesghs ss = per aezsn -
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

We offer a special lot of Corset Covers for this
another lot 23c and another lot at 3c
also lot at 12sc Some very fine goods proper
tionaliy cheap
A Special lot of Drawers at f7c
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
Sll4kS.

We certainly have estab-
lished "a worthy reputation
on Silks Ofall kinds, and we
special efforts to have
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Chemises, 4 lots at lie,
29c, 4Sc and soc.
Night Dresses, one lot
37hc, one at 42c, and
another very special at
Csc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15
WHO Is TOUR BEST FRIEND

Your stomach Of course Whyf Be
cansa II IL 10 on, 81 order you are enc %
the nosi miserable Creatures living. Give
IL fair. honorable chance aud sec II u y
no, the bcs, friend yon hava 70 she cad.
Don SMOKE 10 the morning. Don't drink
in The morning. II you mus. smoke and
drink wait until your stomach IL through
With breakfast You can drink more and
smoke more 10 the evening add u wlii lei.
on you lees, II yen food ferments ana
does no, digest rieht-it yon are troubled
with Beartburn. Dizziness OF the bead
coming up Of The food after eating, Bii
iousness. Indigestion, or any other trouble
OF the stomach, you had best use Green :
August Flower. ss no person can use y
without immediate relief
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15

Ia he town elections the Knights Of
Labor we're aeieslsd ID mos, towns where
they ran a separate ticket, and Sbere they
we,e victorious last year Dorset lot
Land. West Rutland and Brandon Stre
esrrisd this year BY nbion citizens ticket
10 opposition 10 the Kuighis.
Ii Burlington 40 attempt Was made %
swing the knights into support oil tue
sDenecrslic ticket, but the Republicans
M aas clean sweep, thing which hey
bsa 90, dcne,in years. They re- selected
Mayor Hear, sho sss oprosed b, Jadee
Hssle,on. a very popular nsr From The
iollosius taken from the FREE Pnaa se
lsdse that the Reform" Demoer4lie Of
aci.ls rat in son.e solid vork but were
bosisn;
.-Oar Republicans have never befoie
h.s inch odds 10 ashi To the usual par.
- ! ,s,.eles we're n0s added All the ieha
sner mensy, AID psii psironase Of ,he
4 ,amsnIatrAiion nsehioe 10 this city. For
,bs firsi time in this city the custom hoase
sailed ln a. The Ass- ship Of one SIDE o.
politiesi contest Nominations ~ere dc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15

A new and revised edition issued by The
Chicago. Rock Island ADD Pacific railway
A choice selection % valuable recipes, with
much other us iul Information pertaining
10 the culinsry ART, including many for
malas contributed by noied cooks sud
catertra
AZ elegant volume a l2s pages 10 illus-
,ra,ed cover, enc department Qo5 psgesj
b.i us devoted 10 tue cooking OF meats
lsh, game. oysters, entrees, vegetables
baking. frying. rossliag. fic., another q
medical prescriptions aud chapter e
lsusdry ~ofk Housekeepers are delight
"a With II and hns il Indispensable 10
,reauent household reference copie'
zen, ., TED cents esch (iof posisgel TO any
applicant Address Z A Holerooi'
General Ticket sal Passenger Agent
Chieago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15

tailed. candidates ~ np, aud The pe@e,
cratic nscskss unnsged from the ieee'sa
bnsldiag. Ocsernmrai cffclals ftom e'-
,et carriers 40 took part without preienee
a couoe4lmeni 10 The canvass, funnipe
osucases, arnmning up voters Itam house
peaAliug t.elssA asd doing everything
iha, The meet thorough going political
wo,krrs Gsd strikers ever DO 10 The line OF
,voyt 90 the part OF iha
Rspuhlieaps Il was square hshi against
he Democrats federal machine, and lht
sweeping Bepabllcsn victory has more
ihaa q merely local significance. IL wa'
ope al The fret guns Of the general cam.
ps,yn 10 this state and pretty loud one
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15

The dave 81 Jaeksonian simplicity have
returned 10 Albany II, should be our
.tudy, said the Governor in bis ipansu-
raj TO relieve the people Of unnecessary
burden, 10 cast "a every useless eipendi-
,urc, aud 10 enforce the most stringent
economy every sLere" Accordingly the
Executive naasieu sas slndionsly reduc-
"a 70 reform basis. The bills contract
"a ID this Transformation. nnder tbs per
SOCIAL snperyision d tue Governor are nov
10. aud The people ere studying them
Their grand total IL sl7 600, aud elaLc
., tAc items resesis something q lhe na'
,ura and ensl Of Administrative reform
For specimens take the following on
bed aud bnrean, si00; pair OF ha'he
.creens, $500, conversation chair, sloo
one mirror. $3.50, musical clock, sioV
piano. $3.50: billiard table, sGooi wine
glasses. sIat etc, 'ie-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15

Representative Wilkinson, OF Louisiana,
has Just returned from New Orleans,
which place he visited to confer with the
sugar producers in regard to the sugar
sehedule of the Ozark Lantern bill, lie
said Monday that the feeling in Louisiana
is one OF bitter hostility to the measure
and that every Louisiana Representative
AZ we'll as both the Senators will oppose
the bill. The sugar men have discovered
by careful analysis that she biggest cut
is on grades of sugar which comprise
large proportion Of the Louisiana crop.
Instead Of making the heaviest reduction
on the highest grades, ITO wipe out the
Sugar Trust, as Mills proclaimed, 1t APP
pears that the heaviest cnt is on the lower
grades ION sugar that comes into direct
competition with the cane growers oil
Louisiana aud the sorghum growers oil
Kansas and other Northern States. The
Louisiana men declare that the effect ol
the ozark Lantern bill would be to bleed
the sugar AMI rice planters Of Lou'sians
and Florida
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15
rmn.rar Willian Dead.

The Emperor Of Germany died Friday.
after loag aud eyeniiul career. He was
ge uerslly loved aud respected by bis sub
,ects and bis death is universally mourn
ed II Was through bis Efforts. guided py
Bismarck, that Germany Was consolidated
an q advanced to military power second
10 uoue in the old world. This work cost
erea, many lives and much treasure, but
I, i a work tia, is approved by the great
ms J5riiy Of the people, Notwithstanding
the coat, aud consequently the result made
bin more popular than any other sover-
eisn o. the century. The succession falls
10 his son who, unfortunately, is IL very
poor health aud may not long survive IL
will. il the event Of his death. go to his
son the grandson Of the dead emperor
Frederick William Nicholas Charles,
who succeeds bis father as King OF Prus-
STA and Emperor Of Germany, was born on
oct. is. 1891. His mother directed his
earlier education. aud iron her be receiy-
ed most careful training, not only 10
those things pertaining naturally to the
education OF prince, bnt 10 all branches
OF study, the Empress Augusta being a
soman OF great cultivation. On the 10Th
OF January, 1858. the Prince married the
Princess Victoria Adelaide Mary Louise
eldest daughter OF Queen Victoria and
Prince Albert Of Coburg and Gotha and
Princess Royal OF Great Britain and Ire
land. This Princess, who now becomes
the German Empress, is nine years young
er than her husband, having been born on
Nov. a, 1910 They have bad eieh'
children.
la the first year OF his married life thu
Prince was made Major General in thu
Prussian army. He was promoted to TN
rank of Lieutenant General in 1860, ant
at the head Of his corps took part 10 TIL
war against Denmark. When the wa
with Austria broke ont in 1866 the Prince
was placed in command OF the Army o
the Oder and brilliantly opened the cam
paieu. At the beginning OF the Franco
German war, 10 1870, the Grown PrInc'
WAS placed in command of the Third Ar
nv twas to this army that the CIT.
and garrison Of Paris surrendered. Tb
Kings bulletin announcing the first Prus
sian victory gave to the Grown Prince hi
most popular name, "Unser Fritz whicl
will probably cling to him during bis life
The new Emperor has long been recog
nized as q judicious statesman, modef
ate Liberal and steady advocate OF peace
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15

ysrioas ptrsoas in different portions OF
the ststs have bees nsnssd a. possible
aelAsates 10 lAe Chicago eouveUtiou. Yer
meat caa farui.i large aouib'r Of good
=. spl shs ought 10 send her best
lttAis Z. aaty sball furnish Que u The
Sslesasss 30 hsiirr men can b. ssiee'ed
thas Gen. ! O Mccullough. He would
havs n.ors Il fastee titan any otbsr man
ssa lruul BE esicml,e acquaintance ~ih
Nsa York prog Do ans also TIE people O.
,he paeiHs siaies a. i better able 70 iadst
Il regard u lht sytiiable qaslilies 81 poe
..ble pressaesiisl esnaida'ss 'haa any OH
81 usa ID ,he eguuif o. Sc uisai ssy, 10
The state, piih possibly, cne % ,so fs-
cep,soos Vi BiiiiRgs q We0dslte ca has
.a5oyeB eqaal aassutsges "a outside &C
oanslsaosship spA ~ouli Aiso make 80
80. llstl Atieesie Beih ibess gentle
u,es hase iLsis siutst residence 10 New
York. ia, ellis aoaid - 70 ibsif sdrsn-
t.s.ia hfiias tse p1.ltisp o. delegates 70
sSstsnai r0aFeAslca.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15

In the House Mr.. Belmont OF New York
presented lby requesi) memorial signed
by David Dudley Field Andrew Carnegie
and Others, asking for the passage OF
Joint resolution requesting the President
10 propose TO the government oil Great
Britain the making Of q treaty between
The two nations, for limited period ut
least, providing that 10 case difference
should arise between them respecting the
Interpretation OF any treaty or any claim
NJ either under the established law OF ma
iiops. or respecting the boundary OF their
respective possessions, or respecting any
wrong alledged to have been committed
bv either nation upon the other, u shall
I've The earnest endeavor OF both the con
tracing parties TO accommodate the diner.
ence by eonciistory negotiations; and that
In no event shall either nation begin wal
against the other aitbont FIRST Offering u
eubmi, The difference between them u
arbitration. The memorial states thai
since the general paci6caiion Of 1915 there
have been Desrly SIXTY ins,ancss OF arbitra
,ion for the settlement 81 intfrns.ions
disputes, fact which shows. stys tb'
menorslist, that iuternstiopsl arbitration
is 90, oaly not visionary, bnt eminent.
practicable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15

Senator Edmuud's bill incorporating the
Nicaragua canal company passed the SEN
ate by the strong vote of 3s % ID Every
negative vote WAS from the Southern
states. The bill incorporates Frederick
Billings. Horace Fairbanks aud twenty
six other prominent men as "the maratlme
canal company of Nicaragua, for the con-
struction, equipment and operation oil
ship canal from the Atlantic to the Pacific
ocean, either entirely through the terri
tory of the republic Of Nicaragua OF
through Nicaragua and in part through
the territory OF the republic OF Cosla
gica. aud to exercise such other powers
as have been conferred by the republic OF
Nicaragua by the concession OF that re-
public to the Nicaragua canal association
through A. q. Mepocal, its representative
dated March %. 1887.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15

gspisn8 ara snssage5 IL France. sua rtgu.
laiss ihe ccppei psoaaetiop ~ tae Spiia'
even d ihls ooassy. Tho eeses trust
.ouss seIi sna there "a no dsiy ca eotiet.
TIE slAsasrd "a coneefn is ihe largest ~
,his oouuHy asa The aSif hs 20 'aes'
whatever OF peirolsam. we heisg The oaif
prodaorra The sngsr und comes peh'
as8 !. msrssed by the rtessn sed 20 w
,hs imparsers on foreign rrosSeeft' Ana
would work i1si % cEeciisely without
aniy a. siib one
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15

DIR. W. Seward Webb Of New York
made extensive purchases Of land In the
town OF Shelburne, Vt, few months ago,
and is m aking extensive changes and I'M
proyements in the premises. His domain
agere gates / 800 acres OF the finest land
most picturesquely situated on the shore
Of Lake Champlain. As soon as the pur-
cbases were completed DIR. Webb began to
arrange for System Of improvements ana
| modern copveniences for carrying on
| GREAT farm. and this work occupied the
attention Of himself and number fskiil-
ed artisans, as well as an army OF mechan
| les and laborers, last summer and TALL.
NJ uch work has been done, too, the past
winter. and at the present time some out
bu ildipgs, such as ice.houses and
sheds. are being moved entire from bis
rlsce at Oak Ledge. south OF Burlington
to his new purchase, the ice on the lake
making the work of transportation com
paratively easy. The work OF last season
on the farm includes the building OF
large reservoir and pumping station, the
LAWN of three and half miles OF pipe,
maxim new roads, putting in sewerage
system, digging cellars for the large rev
house aud barn and erecting ice-houses,
a boat house, quarters for the captain and
crew OF the yacht. hen house 100 feet
long. with boiler house, green house
l0Ox25 feet, a Swiss cottage for the gar.
deper. laundry, gardeners house, snd,
now 10 progress, the large new residence
and the great barn. 200xG0 feet, With two
wings 100 feet each, thirty feet posts and
twelve. feet basement. Tue dong OF this
work required an aggregate outlay Of
80 900 A week One OF the most impor.
tant things done last season was The put
lin q in OF complete system OF vster'
works. The water is taken from Lake
Oh anplsin. DR.. Webb's residence will
be ready for occupancy 10 April. IT II
1913 feet long and about eighty feet vide
It wifi cost about $4,000 The interior
will he finished in part In quarteIed osl
: and mahogany in the lower story snd
shitewood and pine natural finish above
: DR. Webb intends to build in few year
0 magnificent permanent residence furthe
0 east. on higher ground. The farm will b
! remarkable not only for its fine building
9 and equipment but for i.s stock. There ar
already herd OF fifty Jersey cows, lo'
y sou,hdown sheer, several hundreds Of Sc
9 .ct breeds OF fowls aud $50 horses. ihirt,
n o. shica are brood mares and three stall
y lions, DIR. Webb is making great DO
tarical collection, aud has already planted
more than 40. 900 trees. plants and shrubs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15

Il regard 10 the Bspnblicsn candidate
,or presideu, Il IA quite likely that, y the
New Yogk delegate. favor pePe~. BE- siii
II tho candidate With Hstrison Of lbdians
for secssd place This would make a
s,reug ,iche, asd one which would create
more enthusiasm ihsu Any other, q course
leaving ont Blaine. Sherman will baVe
,,ropg following 10 The convention ard
may ne, the nomination, 10 which case
Hsslsy Of Connecticut would be good
man Tor second place
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15

IIIIA al puELP,s Estale.

~ srArtor NrRn0sr, Distiici ~ 9tnrh'siti,s
III Probate Caurt Leln AT Mshfls eta sitlb
"A ~ saId DisBbet 90 the aALd day - lsbius
siy D, 1873 IA.
Inc y.eeafor % the estate ~ Jnlis A,
pbelD, late ~ Nsuchesisr ~ SAD district dt'
eeaser pfopossa ~ r'naef - accom- tf Us
.dnllnisr ailon % ~ 'sista
Whersurop ssssien 81 sate Cent 90 ls W ~
a, tbe Probate once 10 bsi olfstfi, ~ - o Ii''
,rleI. o . The II lfst 81 Mar b .. ists, ws
a., oint4d for ~. .IsBi1siini sno siinstte' ~
,ald sccount. sba a. disilbeitaD y ths .fi.'s
res9 sinipg DF sueb eel MINI 50 II n =.
80 ,he,suf "a. a.6efsu "a be gtsen 10 AZ pr
sops interested { y The publication lefset ~ ihs
Manchester JOURNAL pswspsp" pnsNa -
said Manchester, three weeks sueefs1'ely pre-
| yinus " the tir ~ appainMo, 49,
tZ3x lt1ffLhsp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15

Tie .sos bl0tkaAa Was uoi eouiatd %
\ rw,.et hai esteoAed 10 ether portions
Il tue esabtfy. No tfAlns we're faH on
,,s nsasoa River road, Tuesday, road
u,., doss Vet oiteu spt.er from snow blses
a.. Ths aorm orisn3ed over . large s'e-
,,su a tss ooaauy. though farther south u
80. ts,a saa sles, insiead Of snow.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15

ras Mills tani b,il leaves the dns' o.
.srseiy are reais per ton on oiiumioons
s.mi naehasgs4 Republican reylssrs o.
a. t.ui loag aso pa, Anthracite, the 'ae'
i The people. % tie ire iist Nos wha'
/ ID he said hy Democratic newspapers
walen have iof months been densna'us
foe coal snA declaring the existing 'afih
I. bardcs upon coal consumers and pro-
,.s,iou 10 tnouopolisis Bitaminous coal
!. mined in West Virgins and other states
vbese votes The Democrats hope TO cap
,g,e That il al there is o. H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15

Iowa lies ~ near ~ may be q, the geo
graphical eeHter Of the United States. AZ
might be expected from this ai.uaiion i's
population has been drawn from all diree-
,ioas. The census Of So shoss that OF l.
1853 $50 inhabitants. only Que half were
born ID the state. OF the people who em-
israted 10 lows from other states, 2O.0OV
we're born 10 New England, 100000 10 The
Middle states, Go 600 ia the Southern states
30 900 IN the other states east Of the Miss
issippi. and 90. 900 in the Western states
and territories. OF the foreign inhabi-
,ants Of the state, Germsuy has sent TO-
600 Ireland AZ 600 aud Norway $1,000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-15

The iron bss at last entered The soni OF
George William Curtis, 10 the last nor
psr's Weekly be Demons the fact thai fuo'
lie Printer Benedict aud Assistant Secre'
,afy Maynsrd have used their Official posi
tlons 10 a manner that be pronounces 10
be dissraeeiul and an imposition upon the
qrea, and good reformer Cleveland. ol
conse the President is responsible for them
aud Il he does not like their ''pernieions
activity" he can bounce them, but Curtis
seems to have lost sight OF this fact. ID
.amirrs the President as much as ever but
his soul is moved with pity at the manner
in which that official is taken IN by BIZ
snbordinstes. II it had been Blaine now
instead Of Cleveland who had allowed
these things to 60 on