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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-23

Grand Benefit Entertainment.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
Beethoven Maennerchor and
Fidelia instrumental Club,
Grand Opera House, Monday,
April goth. 1889.
CARL BECK, MUSICAL DIRECTOR.
Programme.
PART 1.
l. Coronation March from Prophet"
'''''''.'''''0c; orchestra |" NeS eroeer
"a. "Nachtgesang" ............. Jean Nogt
2. b. .'Loin de Bal ...:....;.,:.;...G. Gillet
&c. Pizzcato from sylvia" 6y..:o.,,,
String Instruments.
3. "Wie kan die Liehe" .......; ...... M. Frey
Beethoven Maennerchor.
4. "Traumbder'' Dream Pictures). Lumbye
Orchestra.
3. Recitation and Aria from Der Wild.
schuetz" .......................A.L ortzng
Baritone Solo with Orchestra.
Herr. c. H. Mueller.
6. "Festgesang an die kuenstler".
$50. ....................F. Mendelssohn
Beethoven Maennerchor with orchestra.
TIN MINUTES INTERMISSION.
PART II.
Z. Overture, Raymond" ........ Abe Thomas
Orchestra.
a. ."Legnde"...... ..... Fl. Wieniawski
O. b. Hungarian Rhapsody. NJ. Hauser
Violin Solo. Herr VIM. Marx.
9. Zwei Volkslieder aus Kaernthen........
see. '''...................Joh Herbeck
"a. II thu2 wohl."
b. 80 Diarnle tef drunt In Thai"
Beethoven Maennerchor.
10. Groose brilIiante Polonaise, OPP; ~
Piano Solo, with Orchestra.
Herr. j. NJ. Steinfeldt.
IL. "Liebes Fruehling." Violin Duet. IL. Enrich
Herren VIM. Marx and Max Gipprich
IL. champagne Gallon. .Lumbye
Orchestra.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24

Are you disturbed at night and broken
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too BY . lady Of this coun-
try Disease fastened its clutches upon
her and for seven years abe vitbstood ito
severest tests. bus her vital organs we're
undermined and death seemed imminent.
For three mouths she coughsd necessarily
aud conld not sleep. She bought OF us .
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption aud wss 90 much relieved on
skiing 6pt dose thst she slept oil night
aud With one bottle he's been miraculous.
Iy cured. Her name is Mrs' Luther Lutz.
Thus write W. C. Hamrick 4 Co. Of Shell.
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HAMS drug store.
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The verdict Usaniu nous,

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24

ago this winter; Is cider mills 10 differ
.n. parts q The ssA.s ssvs apple seeds for
him.
Perhaps no local disssse hes puzzled aud
b. fled the medical psoiessson u ore ibsn
nsssl cstsrrh. While moi Immediately 10
tai Il il among the mes. distressing. nsus
eous and dissasiipg ills the assh 10 hsir
to, snd the records show very few or no
eases Of radical cures Of ohrouic ostsrrh
by sny Of The multitude II modes Of treat
msct until The introduction Of Elys Cream
Balm lev year, ago. The suece. Of this
preparation has been nost gratifying add
surprising.
The question Of nsat postmaster Of Brad.
ford ~ss settled on Saturday risbt by
caucus Of Republican voteis choosing Hsr'
~ L. Parker. editor Of the Opinion. TO
recommend 70 The next administration ~
. suitable person 70 receive The appoint
meat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24

Gel Albert Clask. for nearly three year
past the editor 81 the Rutland Herald, hs'
severed bis connection With ths, paper,
Col. clnke 10 an able and ready writer,
and through him many improvements
have been made Ia the Herald which has
resulted Ia placing that paper ~ the front
rank Of New Englsnd Journalism.
Louis walder Of woodiori. who sss
assaulted December ii, II 10 alleged, by
Henry Ben, and Bert Roberts. died Thurs
day. and IN antopsy Vas held by Bennins'
ton physicians Extensive fractures OF the
skull were found. The brsin ". sof,ened
in several places aud the lungs we're coz
eested. The immediate cause Of death
So, med 10 10 failure of The vital powers
Bent. who bad been released some time
ago on bail, vas immediately resrrested on
the charge Of murder and lodged in Jail to
await tho action Of the grand jury at the
lane term Of the county court.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24
Qua JENNIE.


x.vn., an ,vxx,. ,.,,,s,x.
-
Our Jennie vas 90 young TO del
So young TO leave
.'' p'e.'"' p''1' $40 '1's' -
wv" ." '"'
All the fair promise OF her years.
We cannot but grievs
WIN .oaps 49, -su A0"s ''
A0'' " Wv "o' .'1 ~ 'pp'
The thresh-hold into woman hood
She just had crossed,
anu '"'"'' Wv" ~ Nv" "oP'' '"' '''o"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24

place Wake up irisDas and have yea
lsnps trimmed and barning
MIA Fspnis ksisksrca ssd dsssh,sl
who have been spending siev weeks viii
Der sister. Mira Q. H. Buck. vill leave thu
week ior their bone To Baltimore. Nd,
Thsif plcsssp, faces aud agreeable society
viii be nissed by their many friends here
The disease. Morbas ssbbs.icus men
toned by 9 sis,sr correspondent. I" pre-
vsilsng 10 ihis place. IL 10 feared Is eoais-
siou. The Interesting sermons prcseoied
by our pastor should secure more gen.
srai church sitendspcc The call 10 come
10 loud aud plain.
sANpoArE
Mrs Smith Peek OF west ssudgs,s is
VERY III With pneumoeis
-Hsnry Daston formerly Of this town
died 10 Arlington las, week with parsly-
sls
Oar tosp grand juror has recently
caused several arrests for intoIicstion.
The parties we're foed.
There vill be . denstion and oyster
supper for the bened, OF Rev. Mr.. Heath
Of the Methodist church pext Tuesday
evening Jan. 30 All are cordially Invited.
Spelling schools are held in districts
No. 1 snd each week which cause con.
siderable interest. 10 No. l Last Tuesday
evening Mrs. Reuben Bsntly proved the
the best spsllsr and Ia NJ o Glare NJ
Hamilton carried Oh The honors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24

NJ. G. Huling's stors. Postoffice and ad-
joining dwelling house at North Benning
ton were burned Sunday morning at $3.50
Nothing was saved cause OF fire unknown.
When discovered the flames had consum
cd the interior Of the store, the windowe
Of witch were protected with tight inside
wooden shntters; hence the non.discovery
In time to save anything Loss from ten
to twelve thousand dollars. Insured for
$4,000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24

In the rather lively contest between
Burlington and Rutland over the securing
Of the Horse Breeders Association, Rut
land comes out ahead aud the meeting
will be held there August 2S, 20 and 30.
Z. F. Browne'l resigned ~ secretary; and
+. II. Harrington Of Brandon ives elected
TO the position. Z. Bowman Of Rutland
was reelected general superintendent. and
Harry Il Thomas, marshal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24

Burklsns ArnicA Sslve is the best in the
world for cuts. bruises, sores. ulcers, salt
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chilbiains, corns. and oil skin eruptions and
positively cures piles.or no pay required,
Il 10 guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24

joel Bour vboss death va noticed
10 LAT v~ts isrsx.L vs nsiivs Of
Masehssis ssd usele Of y W. Bosrn.
Ne nmorsa 10 Besrinsion stoa' icfty
yen ago soa sfssfvrd 10 Brcsaslbaa, n.
/ Y. vhsfs be hss sipos resided He lsavss
t.o sop, ard ivo daughters. hssieg barred
ha vile several .,sfs ago. lie vs The
EAT al oi tsmily 81 eight children
ATTN poKsrT
Last Saturday evening The ffisnds and
relatives 81 Post master II l. Kenyon ssd
wife. Of Norshasld formerly Of this place,
10 the nnmbsr Of 10 called TO remind them
that !. vAs The ,wse.y filh annirensry Of
ibesF marriage. II vos great surprise 10
then. A large number Of valusbie prs.
enis including . silver services, chiss sci.
etc we're presented. A poem written for
tbs occasion ". read by Rev. Homer
White Vocal music y. furnished by
John Jones spd Ctsses 0rehesirs OF nvs
piece. vas present ehli,enlns ihe occa
sion vith their music. After refresh nents
we're served aud . social hour enjoyed
The party departed wishing Mr. and Mrs.
Kenyon macy years Of happiness and pros
perisy,
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Additional Newspaper,
OUR POLITICS.

We believe tho Republican party 10 DO the
true instrument OF tho POLITICAL PROG
REss Of the American people; and holding
that the honest enforcement ~ it, principles is
the best guarantee Of the naaonal welfare. we
shall support them with all our might; bat we
shah always treat opposing parties with con
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24
AGAINST THE SALOON.

Tho MAIL AND EXPRESS d the recognized
National organ Of tho great Anti Saloon Re-
publican movement II believes that the
liquor trafic ~ IL exists to-day In tho United
States 10 tho enemy Of society. . fruitful
source Of corruption In politics. the ally of an
archy. school Of crime. and, with its avowed
purpose Of seeking 70 eorruptiy control
elections and Legislation, IL . menace 10
the public welfare and deserves the condemns.
ton Of all good man
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24
OUT OF THE OLD INTO THE NEW
DANIEL K. PURDY'S Estate.

IA INTEL ~. fUhD1 . estate.
State OF Vermont, District OF Msnch ster. o.
In Probate Court held at Manchester, within
and Tor said district On the lith day OF Jan
uary A. D. 1882
An instrument purporting to be the last will
and testament Of Daniel Il. Purdy late OF Man.
chester in said district, deceased, was pre-.
sented for Probate.
Whereupon session OF said Court, to be held
1t the PROBATE Office in Manchester, in said
District. on the End day OF February A. D. 1859,
was appointed for the probate OF said Instru-
ment, and for all persons concerned TO appear
aud contest the same, II cause there be for so
be given by the publication hereof In the MaD
chester JOURNAL, newspaper printed 81 said
Manchester, three weeks excessively previos
70 the time 30 appointed
363w L0VELAND MUNSoN, Judge.
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IN MEMORIAM.

Died in Middlebury. jan. IS, Mrs. Lon
lisa Taft Austin, wife OF Rev. l.. A. Austin
aged so years, after months Of severe sui
fering borne with christian fortitude and
trust-to enter upon the heavenly rest
Naturally Of = retiring disposition her love
Of many friends who. with her aged father
nov desolate. and her husband and son
sincerely mourn her loss in the maturity
Of her days. The angel OF the covenant
was surely with her in dark. distressful
hours Is with clear MUD she exclaimed,
who shall separate US from the love Of
Christi" Mr., Austin, it will be remem-
bsreI, was the acceptable Principal Of
Burr and Barton Seminary from '6S to ~,
and since then Professor OF Middlebury
college and late Of Rollins college, Winter
Park, Fla. The funeral OF Mrs. Austin
was held at Middlebury Sunday afternoon
aud the burial took place at Bennington,
her native town on Monday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24
ARLINGTON

John Higgins, formerly Of this placs
has isasei tho Addison Hous.. Mid ,i.bury
Obi, Ia - Ito. hotel aud As John has game
. good reputation 10 the business, is viii
doubtless receive good patronage.
We notice That the X ,nsss legislature
has passed resolution OF inv.sti ss.io,l, to
ascertain II free trade Is Taught in the state
University aud II so by whom and for what
purpose, aud why EogIsh lame. Instead
OF American have becu adopted 10 desig-
nate lie officers aud Instructors 10 the
u,iveniw As the stats srrroprates
mo"~y Tor Tie support oi the University
The quirs - proper o1e TO make. though
Il may Interfere With the pet THEORIES OF
some Of the professors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24
EAST AnLIsoros

Rev. Mr.. Hesdley has commen FL vi.
work here 10 connection with our con rcbs
Meetings. are beij every evening aul mncb
interest il manifested.
--Twtcr within one mouth death -ntrr-
cd the homo oi George Carey Of Cnisrl-
rifle. P,us his wife. the mother OF four
young children; died Dec, 8. aud then the
mother 81 Mira Carey who had soae to
take care OF ibr children. died D. 20.
Mach sympathy is expressed IL the
sirickrn family.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24
WAT ARLINGTON

MIR sud Mr.. II r Eaton L.v. re
Turned from their visit 81 Albany.
Grace futile sud Aod~w u.ri are
spending lev weeks Nth rristisrs In
Brunssick, n Y.
The iew days Of pa.ssb.r travelling Of
last week has deseoers,ed. first ipto mnd.
sad thea hubs. too formidable even for
sarpriss psrii~s
Miss Phebe Buck Who sA lief, alone
by the death Of her niece Miss Rossli Back
ia Kindly csfed for At prrsen. By her ne.
phew aad aiece Mr., snI Mrs Chsrles
Hs~isy.
"A fec carload. Of ~esi-ru coru fur.
nished by Eaton srd Mckee meet 9th
ready ssle. mos,ly among farmer. 10 this
vicinity. Why no, r4i,s u - their fore.
fathers dir
-~Qasrserl, meeting add CON musion
osat sards. We sre sppiised by our
pastor that be ulll e,mnsacs four dsys
meeting on Taesisy OF neri week 10 this
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DoRsEr


Mrs. Charles HAYWOOD has been con-
insd 10 her bed Tor the wSek part
1t 10 expected tbst the annual dons
tioa for Rsv. Mr.. Pratt will be held next
Wednesday evening Of which due notice
viii be given by small poster. All are
invited.
Louis Hilliard visited bis parents 10
Ra,land recently aud when bs returned
performed Kind set by bringing some
choice flowers from the green house and
presenting them 10 Sadie Dunning who
WAS still confined 10 bed. We hope she IL
nov conyslescent
II have TO record another sad event,
The only daughter Of Mrand Mr.. RJberis
little Jessie. died Sunds. lisht the 10th,
Her disease 10 though, to have been mem
brsnous crop. She was tivs years old. WAS
. member OF the day and Sundays school,
aud was spoken OF asa bright interesting
girl We sympa.biz with the parents.
Miss Clara Sykes who left Dorset for
Dsko,s on the Oh OF this month was mar
ried on the 18th TO Daniel Paddock form
erly OF Dorset. now . resident Of Logan.
Ds., where be preceded her few mouths
ago 10 build new house Tor her reception.
They we're married Of Kimball by Rev. O.
II Smith aud then iourneyed to their des
iinstlon Is miles beyond. They are
worthy couple and We wish them happi-
uess aud prosperity. They have warm
friends here who will take an interest In
heir future and will not forget them. i.
Snow fell Sunday night to the depth
Of one foot
H. II. Howe has bought the Warren
Aldricb place.
Another drama is talked OF and may DO
put on at an early day.
Mr.. Editor: had the pleasure OF be
ing present at the rendering OF the drama
Ten Nights 10 Bar Room" by the local
allen, Of Peru last Friday evening. The
'huich was we'll tilled with people OF Peru.
Londonderry. Landgrove and Weston.
,pd to use an old form The audienc.
hough not small was very sppreciative. +"
The characters in the play were very well
AIKEN indeed j. Is, Simonds so Swithch
", Was heartily spplauded snd furnished
great deal Of amusement and Joe Morgan
n the person OF Gao X. Davis was de.
ided success. Mr.. Davis having q voice
peculiarly adapted to that character. Lit.
10 Mary Winsbip played the character of
dsry Morgan without fault. Mrs. Slade
nd Mrs. Morgan we're equally we'll repre-
ented by Miss Qasckenbush and Mrs. A.
Bryant. The scenery and stage accessor
%. improvised for the occasion we're no.
'ad think the play may fairly be consid
red success In every particular. Know
ng that your regular correspondent took
'rominent part 10 the play and that his
nodesiy would prevent his making much
mention OF II leads me to give you this
Office
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24
STATE NEWS.


The mssons having begun "pointing tho
interior Of the Bennington battle monu
ment. A sufilciency Of stone has been
delivered for the outer course OF masonry
to carry the monument to nearly its full |
height
A western newspaper says that the latest
ss1sstion isA st. Louis horse that chews
tobacco; but the greatest sensation is Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
George II. Harris Of Fair Haven is sbout
" open large slate vein in Benson. The
quarry is owned by DR.. HR Jones and
John A. Briggs. The slat IL blue black
which Is rarely Been swong tho slate re
gious roofing slate Of this color bringing =
high price
Salvation OIL Is the greatest pain .des-
troyer Of the age II speedily suniL Hates
p.iu. whether from q cut, bruise. scald
burn. frost bite, or from . wound OF Any
other kind. Price ouly 20 cents.
II is stated that J. b. Copken OF Orwell
has tapped sbou. 75Itrees and had made
an the 10Th inst. Ave gallons Of foe
syrup.
As valuable remedy for dyspspsis. sick
headache. torpid liver. and snch like dis
eases We can recommend LaXador. II 10
Tor sale by oil druggists. Price only %
cents . package
The total amount OF butter msde ct the
Green Monntsia Cresmery at Jericho 10
1883 ~ss 40. $50 pounds, which sold for
SIC, 445 u.
Az unpleasant passenger 10 street car
il . cr,in baby. 10 such cases DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup should bs given to the little
suilsier to ease its troubles. Price only 25 |
ceuts . bottle.
Messn. Wells. Richardson 4 Company,
y wholesale druggists Of Burlington. paid
postage bills smounting TO $40. 900 in
SIS
Public beIefactors are no, alone confned |
% the higher orders Of scientific research.
Indeed ies have dope more for the welfare
u the working masses than JAMES PYLE
through the introduction Of bis lsbor-sav'
ne PEABLISE
L L. Hastings OF Crsitsbury killed two
,slyes nine months old that dressed US
Ind 5is pounds. Amory Davidson sss .
pair Of y~srIing steers that weigh 227s
pounds.
Tbs, beautiful elossy sheen. 20 much al.
nired 10 hair. eau be secured by The use
u Ayers Hair visor. There 10 nothing
seiter than this preparation for strength
ming the sealp ADD keepisg il free from
i.1drun and itching erupiions.
DiJ. Camp Of Yves. Randolph hss sen,
Yearly 800 basbsls Of apple seeds 10 Chi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24

--R Linsisy has rsisrrSd ircm s.rip 10
Nsv Haupshifr.
--Blsetmsr hAs nev advertisement
shict I'll should read.
Mrs d ID Boara b. been quite ~.
DR.. Cle1oss ss,<sds her.
Miss Fksry Alehsfdson Of Hsrtlaud
b., b~~u s,siiing " A. q. Conucss.
TITS b AR will eel road trip ticket
20 Mouifssl Feb. snd G aud return up 10
ssa iseisains Feb 8 for O.
--Ths rsnsins Of Misc Ellen Reed ssrs
ssc+pily hroagbt iron North Adams and
irtsrred 10 cur esDstsry. Deoesssd sss .
ulster 81 Mr Jsnss Kilharr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24

The mssons having begun "pointing tho
interior Of the Bennington battle monu
ment. A sufiiciency Of stone has been
delivered for the outer course OF masonry
to carry the monument to nearly its full |
height.