davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-13
STATE NEWS.

Charles II. Jameson, formerly OF the
Swanton and st. Adams Sentry, has
bought the landmark, published at White
River Junction.
Mrs. Moses Abbot, Hammondsport, n
Y, was in consumption for twenty years,
became SO weak as to be unable to sit up
and supposed her case incurable. She was
cured by using Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry.
II is stated that over 1000 barrels OF
apples, bought by Lock a Co. Of Boston,
we're shipped for the Boston market last
week from Isle La Motto.
The best washing compound OF the day
is undoubtedly JAMES PYLE'S PEARL.
me. 1t cleansses the dirtiest and most
elegant fabric without injury and with lit
tie labor. For sale by grocers.
The Fairbanks scale works have been
closed for week past while the necessary
changes are being made for the use Of pc
troleum in place Of coal as fuel.
''Sball our girls whistler" or course if
they Strengthen THEM lungs by taking
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Commodore Allen d. Brown of Brattle-
boro. son-in-law Of Judge Royal Tyler,
has been ordered TO take command of the
war ship Kearsarge on its cruise to Sonth
America.
"When headache joins neuralgia, then
comes the ting OF war" wise general
msrshals his forces. charges with bottle
Of Salvation Oil, and the doughty foe lies
bringing in the dust.
The new additions to the Soldiers Home
will be so that the lower story, consisting
Of the kitchen department, dining ball and
reading room will be ready to occupy this
week. The furniture and bedding is order.
ed for the Extra sleeping quarters at the
Home. aud 25 Of the waiting applicants
will be received within few weeks.
The young man who swallowed by mis- :.
take the whole contents Of package OF
Laxador is out again He says be feels
rather pale" but otherwise is all right
He will however follow the directions next
time,
The board Of agriculture had this year a
larger number Of copies Of its biennial re-
port than ever before. There still remain
in the hands Of the secretary quite large
number Of copies Of this report, which
will be sent to any farmer 10 this state, re-
questing the same. Those wishing these
reports should apply to ". W. Cooke.
Burlington, VI.
DR.. Balls Baby Syrup is recommended
by all druggists as being . purely vegets.
BILE, reliable aud safe preparation for bah.
les. Price only Is cents
The insurance companies interested in
the loss Of the Gsysville Manu- facturinR
Co. q wooden mill burned on Oct. 90 at
Gsysville. VI. have settled With the firm.
paying SOS, 900, divided as follows: Mill
and machinery, s4s. 900; storshouse and
contents, Gil. 600; Kimbslls store, adjoin-
;ng. 5000. About % companies were
Interested. 1t is not known yet whether
or not the mill will be rebuilt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-13

We are glad 10 notice tina, some Of The
southern papers arc taking broader view
Of the political situation.
Northern Republicans are not enemies
Of the south and will never demand OF II
anything unreasonable, or that looks like
Injustice. Besides northern Republican
are putting . great deal Of money into the
south by way Of developing its mining.
manufacturing and agricultural resources
which shows that they have no fears as to
the future material prosperity OF that Sec
ton OF the country. We are pleased to
copy such extracts from the southern pa
pers rs the following which are taken from
the Wilmington. N, c. Star Of Dec. 8.
The Charleston News 4 Courier talks
out in meeting after this sort as TO the ed
vocational qualification;
But the eight boz law, though il has
served its purpose we'll. II an evasion after
oil. II would be far better and far manlier.
in our opinion, to grasp the difficulty
squarly 1t one and amend the constitution
OF the state SO as to impose an educational
qualification upon the voters.
/. will be conceded, no doubt, that by
imposing an educational qualification the
state will lose representation in Congress,
and therefore in the Electoral College. nd
hitting that this will be so, although other
states which impose such q qualification
lose no representation Of any account, it is
better by far to surrender Congressman
or two than TO persevere in ways and
means which injure our people at home
and give them bad name abroad, and so
hinder more seriously than the thoughtless
imagine the progress and development Of
South Carolina.
We record, with pleasure recent act OF
the President elect Personal friends IN
Indiana purposed tc present him with an
outfit for his stables when President. He
firmly declined. saying:
although | have not fortune, / must
refuse to accept it, because believe that
no man in the position OF President of the
United States can afford to be under pecu
mary obligations in matters connected With
his Office even to his ultimate friends"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-13

These goods, so popular a. Holiday
times. oil long rows OF shelves and are
hesped on the counters Of the Troy Bazaar
10 greet profusion. Purchasers Of Holi
day Presents should real this list and ex-
anime orr stock.
Ladies' scollopsd embroidered Japanese
Silk Handkercbiefs, 10 cardinal, pistache,
blue. nile and oil other new shades. worth
SOC. ct 25c. each at Fresrs.
A good quality Pongee SJk Hand
ksrcbelf. regular sizs, hemstitcbed, At
SOC.
100 dozen japanese Silk Handkerchief,
10 quarter-inch and one inch bems, fast
color borders. actually worth soc. will be
run Of st 46c. each.
Ladies' fancy. color scolloped embroid
cred and hemstitched Hsndkerchiefs,
the latest novelties In the market. at pop
ulsr prices from Acc TO 81 each 8, Frears.
Riain japanese Silk Hsndksrchiefs. iu
quarter. bali aud o,e.and-one half-inch
hens. at 46c-. 69c.. roc and SOC. each.
Gents. japanese Silk Hardkerchiefs,
Just the thing for full-dress occasions.
uith neat embroidery on hemssi,ch. at
79c.. SOC and 81 each.
Ladies desiring extra heavy and fine
japanese silk Haodkerchiefs for embroid-
ering should zee Fresr's 81 Is and 81. so
qualities.
Fancy japanese Silk Sesris for paint
ing or embroidsring hem stitched. SO and
u inches. 81 81 IS and 81 each, At Prear's
Handkerchief Department.
A good Silk Mpiier. large sihe, is cold
1t our Handkerchief Department at 81. 90.
Prear's 81 Is and si50 qualities heavy
Brocsie Silk Muf,-rs. in white and cream,
large sire, are usually soli at rs sni
~ 90.
The si.75 s5d ~ 90 qualities. comprise
. handsome line Of Brocsde SILK Au:tlers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-13

The breath 81 a chronic oaiarrh patient
ia often 10 Offensive tha, ho cannot SO
iuto society and he becomes an object OF
disgust After tine alteration sets In.
The spopgy bones are attacked, and ire-
qucotly. entirely destroyed. A constant
source Of discomfort Is the dripping oithe
purulent secretions into the throat, some
times producing inveterate bronchitis.
which In it's turn has been the exciting
cause Of pulmonary disease. The brilliant
results which have attended its use for
years past properly designate Ely't Cream
Balm as by far the best. II not the only
real cure for hay lever, rose cold aud
cstarrb.
Charles Rice, young ieweler, was max
ing it warm for his family at home Tues
day night, /, is said when officers Hurley
and Robinson arrived and attempted TO
arrest Rice, The latter drewa revolver
aud fired. the ball grazing the skin on Of
focr Hurleys thigh. Rice next turned
bis attention to Robinson. snsppipg the
revolver several times. but the cartridges
failed to explode. Rice was locked up,
and the grand jury is considering the case
Rice IL married, the father OF several in-
children. and lives with his par
ents on Main street, bennington He is
social and harmless when sober.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-13

Ia neat patterns, that would be cheap Al
g.. Is and s2.7a
Ia hne Matters frear's assortment Is
eonple,s and consists Of plain. iwilied and
fancy Enslish Effects, In white, Green's
.ad oolors and tho prices ranging from
- 90 70 81 90.
Our plain white and colored Cashmere
Mufisrs, for 50o. usually sell ., 75c.
each.
woried and sink Mui,lsu. 10 gold aud
blue stripes. very pretty. At Toe
A isase sir, Cashmere Moi'isr. crirs
heavy quality. ~ 500; regular price
81 Is.
Cashmere Mnifisra good quality. resu-
lar size. al SIC. each u the Handkerchief
Department.
Freus Troy Bazaar.
Troy, N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-13
AANcHEsrHn DEPOT,


Mira Paddock Bloomsv 10 the guest Of
O. W. Psrseii
Mrs. J. Y. Ssei~y Of Granville Is visit
ing her parents.
-D~ight Sykes IL in poor health and
con6ned 10 bis house.
Winter term school Of school common.
ces next Mondsy siih Miss Burbssk snd
Mrs. Weeks teschers
Fuller Post vail hold . campfire 81
their post room Dec. ilsh ., vLich re-
ireshmsnts will he served.
n. II. Holley sod family have arrived
10 Cslifors,s aud report receiving The
JouKxAL regularly. bat have missed sev
srsl Letters sent them.
Fred Gilbert spent tvo days lest week
d The ststs convention Of the society OF
Christian Eodsavos 81 Mostpsiies Quite
. numbsr from our society vent TO Rupert
lest veek 10 listen 10 discourse by Rev.
Mr.. Remick Of Troy. n Y.
AT the annual meeting Of Fuller Relief
Corps held Dec. the iollouing officers
we're elected: snssn Armstrong. Pres. |:
Jennie Williams. 3 V. r. Sarah Conneli.
J. V. p: Ssnns SYKES. Tress. Phedors
SYKES. Chap; MARY Bs,eheliss. Coo ];
Olive Roberts. Guard: Alics Rob,usop.
Delegate: Sarah coaneii. Alternate.
The annual election Of wu. J. Faiisr
Posi vAs hsid Dec. iss aad The following
officers we're elected: John fshss. Con
uAader; 8 s snell. 3. '. c.: Kirk Sykss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-13
A We maa.s Diseo,s,y.

Another wonderful discovery bias been
made and that too by lady in til. coun
try Disease fastened ito clutches upon
her and for seven years the wiihstood its
severes: tests. bat her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent.
For three months she coughed inceszantly
and could no, sleep Sue bought of Us =
bottle Of DR. Kings New Discovery for
Consam ption and vas 50 much relieved Oh
taking first dose that abe slep. all night
and with one bottle has been miracu lousy
cured. Her name il Mira. Luther Laiz. /"
Thus write ". @ Hsmsick 4 Co, of Shell.
by. n. c. -Gs. iree trial bottle st J. n
HAHDs Drug Store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-13

--Thfss Of car yoaug people Who ere
rather fo1d Of sivsatars IS the past has
shova. started for The summit OF Nj.
Eas,scs Saturday Dec. lat 10 too hoars
the sotas samul, vss reached. A hight
ssos. Which hsd hssdsned INTO erasi.
thu n4aking The vsIkine comparatively
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-13
The Verdict Unanimous.

". d. Suit. Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testifes: II can recommend Electric Bit.
ters as the very best remedy. Every bot
tie sold has given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles, and was cured o.
Rheumatism OF 10 years standing" Abrs.
ham Hare, druggist, Bellsille, Ohio, Of
firms: The best selling medicine / have
ever handled in my 20 years experience, is
Electric Bltters." Thousands Of others
have added their testimony, SO that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases Of the liver, kidneys
or blood. Only a half dollar bottle at
j, N. HARp's Drug Store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-13


Hax, n A. Tar. Ceisf Jadss
Hox ". l. Bsvr. A..ors.,. Juarss
Hos w. n Dns.
FL HAix- Cessiy Cssst.
ON Blanss SaAsss Attorney.
A J. FixH. nhefif
osssd ysrosi Asiisstoa. H. n. Para
ben Bsssisssos. l. 2. Abho+t Ssses
Ks,s, Dopvss. Jess Hector. >. Y Buaan
Lssdeross. O J. Holden. shseoi; Nsnobss
". n g. Colburn. foreman. G. X Bseh
no: p~u. Cha Bsiohsldsr, Povnsl. l. "
Psddeet. Rapsst y. J. Jsahius: Ssadssss
". J. Hsniltoa; bsassbufs. Abrsm Tenney
Shassseary. H. y. Bo.ium. Stamford. @
u. Hseghsoo; Bandsslsnd. u q. Bacon
wishali. n. H. Hssss; woodiord. Georss
Aidrch, sliss Msscn. Tslsmsn.
Petit Jury; Ariiastoe. L. J. Parnhsm,
Y d. Bsoss: Benninxton. Q. Hulipg. j
wsliiss. r. u. Harris. y. l. Robinson
Dcsssa. Prod 0ilbest. Cha Williams. W.
Tally, IT,; 0issisabsry. D. Elvsll; Land {.
sssva A. Chiids. Msoohsssss. J. BsltiA, y.
v. Coot; Psru. W. Distsnson; Povpai. o.
lTevslsy. II. Bssbss; fissdsboso. W. Kings
isy: Bupsrt Cbas, Sherman, A. T. Hnrd;
Sssdssls. ChsA- Randall; Sessbarg. @.
II Robsrss: shsissbury. l. J. Barton. o.
Y. Msitison. X. Stone. Stamford, y. ID.
Blood, sandsrlssd. A. L. Warner; Win
hall, A. A. Bsnsoa; woodio,d, James II.
Miller.
ThA following cases vsrs tried last weak !:
The Jury 10 the case OF DR.. y X. WilcoI
". / H. Moore ior libel returned . verdict
Tor The plaintiff for one cent actual dam
ages end e333 eIsmplsry damages. J. L.
Martin and W. b. Sheldon for plaintiff,
J. q. Baker and j. X. Bstchelder for de-
fsndsot Tho csse Of L. P. Norton Va. y.
4. Gleason. sp setion on . note given for
shs premium for insurance In the North.
Western Insursncs Co. resulted 10 YER
dict LOT NE dsisndsnt 10 recover costa.
Bsichsldss for plaintiff, Sheldon and Mar.
Yin Tor defendant The case OF I. z. Glib
con Va Chsa Wilson. an cotton for goods
sold. resulted 10 . verdict for the plaintiff
TOT e37 80. Batchelder for plaintiff. Ma
500 Tor defendant The case Of Elijah
Basbsrs sdminstrstor vs.. DR.. r. Bennett.
bsias On setiou on book socoun, 10 on trial.
Il u long case aud has been tried before
Dsd ssn. beck BY the Supreme Court on
sIosptiona
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-13
Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth2 Ifso,
send at onccand get bottle OF Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. It cures dysentery, diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces infama-
ton, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription of one
OF the Oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, and is for
sale by oil druggists throughout the world.
Price. Of cents a bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-13
AAOnYNE PEARLS

are boom to those of worn out nerve
energy. They cure Nervousness, Insom
MIA, Nervous Headache, Opium Habit.
Painful Menstruation and Spermattor
rhna. Warranted not to contain one par
ticle of Opium, Morphine, Assaefetida
yalerian or Hyoscyamus. At your Drug
gists. price, only 80 cents. Send for
testimonials to DR.. +. s. Hutchinson &
Co. of EnosburQh Falls, VT, U. s A.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-13

Bucklsns Arnica Salve is the best in the
world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilbains, corns, and all skin eruptions and
positively cures piles,or no pay required,
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 20 cents per
hoy For sale by j. N. Hard,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-13
ATLANTIC CosT LiSr. Pssssyorn
DEPARTMENT. Nrw NoEE,
December iith. ISIS

Ma T. H. owns
DnE Sp, With profound regret WRIT
that Col. r. II, Bridges died snadenly o.
Columbia, s. c.. yesterday. We oil mourt
his death. In him We lose valuable
friend, the railroads one Of lie most Ell
cieul officials aud the south one Of ils best
snd most useful citizens
Very Respectfully.
JoxAH II. WmTTg'
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-09

Police ei5ei~s wess a.. suiss YESTERDAY.
he 0eelos1,z ges.e-tAy.
Ihs star gallery IS said 10 Be the heal
quarters f2r y1etogfapas-
j. II. Nelson. II Detroit. vas ID t0xn
yss.srdsy % Ugsi1sss. 41a sasst a. tee
Occidental
T. Duffy. o. Grsnd Rspi3-. was in town
ca business yesterday sDl guest q. tae
Washington Hotel.
lou should not isii to hear ths lsmper-
znSe leelurs delivered by Nrs- MeEt1aln a.
TIE GOOD Templars Hall tomorrow even
ing. March 10.
Several OF the local sports Of this city ieft
co the evening train sast evening 10 0Fsnd
kapics 10 witness the great wrestling match
between Capt fon Shields and cnss- Moth.
OF this city.
The Fire Department Was called out a
fes minutss before p. u. yesterday 10
extiugulsh small OiaEe which wss caused
TO ~ tue explosion Og = amp above Aysrs
drug store oa Wss.efn-sse. No damage
Mrs. NoTfell. lady srous IS years of age.
was 1aik ing On NssalugsCn-ase. ys-asrdsy
afternoon when she slipped anu Tell, her
fall resulting ia broken linlo- She vas st
once taken 40 her hOnle al "a SOUTHERN
ave, AM medical sld vas suwmoAso.
VI. IL. Desksy. proprietor OF the Chicago
Fair. xDo Arrested s0Lne lime ago,
charged with slAn1er ana assault and
battery bs Miss Floreocs b. Palmer, wa on
tTiai la LlTCGit Ooufi al day ye.tefdaT.
Del OK & O'Hars appear for the piainStl
anu r. ". Cook, ID. & J. C. McLauE lin for
the Defendant.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-09

= 4a0 - tASAHk MONEY NIL BY A
$4tNf tfSt elzss 80 4. f1stks. Lofets
80 opgzo>i1- -ssti Hos.
.an gag. -ss.<e gASH. EALANCE -
>lx.OUU s. q seals III bes sas0zl.e
1e&e. eso9e-s rcA skylaE "a rsus pef eeoi- ga
s-rt- pe<l-s4 - 1ln4 4t'A - -ass-tst ~ t-e
sat 1a&l, A-s9 god ha.l>s alae AZ, 49, soea
faezri iots 49, psrs esso- - 90 8 4 S~slcf
kes kstsss tse@-sf IS e<,sN@s ~
MONT aOAE TOO LATE IL 4oE NANT A
~ xsea gsse~S.sxy 1olse sao a0d stse ae@ 81
Casf-<s-ss EssESl 81 Hs&l<oy ave Sit1 zo<sa
SHADE Ea1 fran tssss sor k.@ss4~seaH letoaa a
la2ats \ s<soas a. 1oc -. Al1aleozGe buiA-a.s~
telepAsoe "a
fNOR ssfK OK EXCRAN6R--A Goob MINI
non fFsiilS hosAse n 10 a lstgs iVt Il is %
tfoul - Ia 1faserst tus G11 sroA1nx 0E41a
Ifxyene bsy ] viii sell cheap lsr&s e2ss. "a
wLI eKchs1xe fec Dropfrty a. 81 nsaf Orsnd
kSplds fuE -aIt1SI r@rlcolsTS cal un 81 Al
dies .. ID haryes, NJ. u keunt NeEnes 81
Gr.Ds Rapid y
I,OR sALE-sNALL koUsE AND lAk0k
II lot Ga North Calleseave tor tte vii tase
nloalhly psym ants - I've OF zen GeliArs . nloLi y
inquire Of DR.. ". ii. ka>sl o1.ce hiddieonlb n
buiicing. =
nor sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
house 90 sprisgst. for $40. zeal ff~Iae
dwelling house, On JaUesst, Tor S.51s, s1c al
e. acre farm Ia sparta lor - 100. all on small
payments and reasonable terms. 4 A. Dspp<r.
room i2s. Lecyard block. over Public Library
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-09
NOTICE.
10 the qualified E4ec'Os q o.s County e'

10 the Qualified EecsOrs o. tie County er
h>lli
Notice is hereby given faat the qucsiioa
40 10 whether or n0i ibe 1Ount3 81 Kent sbsil
raise by loan ths sum q one buncrtd ana
erecting 4 court Hou.e wfi he Submitted a.
The qualified siectors 81 the County oi crt
al the annual township meetings thereof,
and The charter election n the city - Ernf6
Rspics - he held Ia said touuty on Che ffst
kondayin April A. ID ltst SAID l0sn Va h. pas
able ~ foli0uk and a. a rate - luieresi Bui ep
exceed I've per cent per hnnuU al sutB~
remaining due and uDpsd.ou tbe tflernth Gay o
January 81 each and every wear. - W.T.
The sum - ten tbousfnd COLLAR payable on the
hfieenih day of January. leRa
The sum 81 twenty thousand oo.iars peyaoie On
the fifteenth Gay ~ January. lsHl
The sum 0f un thousand d0lisu ysysbls on the
fitee8fb dsr q tHnuary fs2l
The sum 81 ia enfy thousand doilsrs psfsbis 90
the nfeepih day Of January 1888
The sum Of ten thoDssnd ooiiss T,assble oo thti
nncenth day o. January, l,s4
The sum Of twenty thousand dollars psysbie on
The fifteenth dsy of January. 1st.
The sum Of ten thouss1d dollar PAYABLE On The
1fteeuth dsf Of January. lsta.
The sum o. tNeuly thuus nd dollar payable GA
the ffieen CAV of gsnuEry ieR.
The sum Of ten tbcussnd dolaff payable on the
fifteenth day of JsnUsrs, lsgs
The sum Of fwertv thousand dolisr payable On
the fifeeutb day OF January, ls8
Dated February 2s. 1855
By order o. the BOARD ~ euperisor of Eeni Co.
JACOB " wAiEEE.
COHNfi1Ve /. HAFNEl. CfssirDin q Bosrc-
Clefk OF Board
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-09
REDUCING THE su1LeR's SURPLUS.
How the Pennsylvania Eoys Got Ahead
Of fk~ Fx.orlinnasc Sntler.

How the Pennsylvania Eoys Got Ahead
OF The Ex.ortionasc sutIer.
Tie re- ineut was ntxt sent 10 Fort Craig.
IN few days they Sere assigned 10 Gen.
Sigels command, aAs they set out on tho
march for FeiFfaS Colrt House. hungry and
eager 90 reach their j situation. No rations
had been issled befoss starting Soon after
passin- nAalals n stnT officer rode up TO
Col HeeEan and directed him 20 halt the
regimen. ou tae spot ma await orders. The
officer was covered with gold lace and wore
a. imnieuss saber- lis spurs were miniature
cart wheels and be gave his orders TO the
colonel IN broken English.
Soon suffers wagon appeared coming
from SiE~ls headquarters. The bows thought
they were IN for feast. and wondered why
Siee wss 80 thoughtful Of their wants Tho
sutier. TOO. thought he was in Tor feast,
having a hungry regimen, wish full pockets
fresh from ,he Quaker City. One dollar
a pound FOR cheese and other provisions
at l.ks rates Al the first shock Of
such prices trade feil oT, but. soldier
like, the EN- parted with thrir money
% apprcse their apic:iteS. As business grew
briskcr the sutlcr could not take the time to
put the money pouring in 50 fast into ms wal
lct. 60 he raised ND the sat and slid the
r1onev under IT, A keen eyed sergeant In
Companv q soon discovered this improvised
till and secro:ly cut slit IL tne curtain
When the sailer would rise up 10 deliver his
wares. the sergeant woGh thrust in his arm
and draw out tho money from under the
cushion scat. Business now grew brisk. and
as the sergeant literally distributed the
money around among the boys they hpshcd
their -rumbhnss and bou1ht everything at
snv price
When the sctisr first discovered his loss
was never known. but the regiment had
hardly reached their camp ground outside Of
Fairfax Court House when the same glitteTing
staff officer who had halted them IN the road
came gsl;oping up and in angry tones de-
uiansied n know where the colonel was 10 be
fouEd He found him, and an9lily told Col
Keenan, that Sigel would have him dis
missed from the service for permitting his
men 20 rob the sutier Well said Heenan.
in language decidedly pointed ''lot him try
t. In ~orry didn't lee the men shoot the
- thief" Disguised. the biz sword and its
bearer r9s.e "a 20 headquarters and was seen
no more ii2dalpaia Press
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-09

There vas a horsey young Engiishman
gong down 20 Newport On the same boat
with ne last sammer We struck up IN ac-
qua.ntaure IN tie harroon. and dinsd side
bv st.e Among the attractions u the boat
wsre a nuniIrr of icrses and dogs that were
lsis~ carried from Now York 20 tie summer
CITY. and re went e. look 81 Them. StroliinE
atout among fhcri was daudised Young
nan 70 might hsyc been the owner OF them
al for ths airs he pus on Il wax delicious to
80 tae way ia which be bo<~ti the deck
hslids AMI virtually took Isosss-sion II fhas
rerf 81 tae boat is was also dei acious to 80
Ms hand 20 uo - his IA aud hf manners 20
Down 90 their kreNs VIXEN he csurht irht cf
ne -nrnnauicr When We lrft hiu. his
rrasfsf SAID. "Youe internal climate seems
to have got into t,e hs,d 81 that fellow Of
n,.ne / ioahs but III have 60 lei him ST I'D
Ter = <-rflsrlan on his own aoeaunt
I.as- moa.h mes my Eng sa.naa At the
Hoffman. snd over - zFog he remarked.
axs ssf ren- .lif-r that fsilaw who had charge
~ nv Quits. isst sums;,sr % tee Newport
hettf
Itssd sisn dii. SRI sc isazhsi
.tff,i~ ~sls ~. fe ncred twn boxes u
eiotoss srosn nie snd : pockerful II i~vpiry.
asd "a. nexr aesrd ~ biua Re pss passing
Ger sli Erish lorl hsrs n New York Hes
~ = niexsr - wal ca am. srsl hesr Re
Iicks kirn rvurv dav~
"whr don't voa show him rpF7 ask>d
What zsoi ~s,sl5 Il dor sasi g. "Hss
borrd 81 show hlaiseit up rreftv soon. and
its f,l, - v.sea aim
S,sre enough. lass rv,~k + Ssv usta in
fsShiolsale q:sper 5seeillng row socirty ssd
ge~n issgrsstI sn ~ anothfr hccrs isg-i and