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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-03
The Home Market,

During the past ten years the home
market for the products of agricuI.
ture has increased thirty per cent
from advance of population alone. In
three or four decades the wants of
SiXty.tive millions more will double
the present demand upon cur agri.
culture, and make market for prod
uctS ample for subsistence of more
than hundred millions of European
people. Great Britain, in her little
garden Datch-!argely occupied ny
pleasure grounds, produces half q
supply the sea sands of the Neither.
lands partially feed dense pOpula
ton; Eastern Europe is an enIarg-
ing granary, and the western nations
usually supply their food require
ments; therefore, there is little pros.
pect in the immediate or distant
future that our. foreign market will
he worthy of consideration in cum-
paris0n with the present overwhelnI.
ing and instantly augmenting i'm.
pOrtancO the domestic market
which hope of the farmer of
the future.
Within few months past there
has been an expression of dissatiSfac
ton with the profits of farming,
made mostly by political farmers,
and relating mainly to the prices Of
cereals. CpttUn brings fully the aver.
age pri Of the last dicide, ani the
LAST crop was the largest ever grown {;
still the ftrmpnt of dissatisfaction has
leaVened the whole South. State and
national statistics of the last an years
show that an agricultural iHdehtel-
ness has decreased in that region,
that the home marEet i increaSin.
and that prosperity is more general
than ever before still farmers up.
pear to he unhappy. 1t is mainly a
case of aroused ambition and deter
miEati0n to he felt in business, and
especially in politic4-and it is in
these respects a hopeful Indication.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-03

Reduced Rates for Fourth of July.
On Juiy ;;ri and II The b ,IlIInOre
Ohi" RIiIrOld Company will sell
round trip excursion tickets at all
stations on ITS line at greatly reduced
rates as concession to its patrons
who may desire to avail themselves
of the holiday to travel for business
or pleasure. East Of the Ohio river
tickets will be hOnDred for return
passage until July 7th inclusive, and
west of the Oni0 river until July 9Th
inclusive. Apply to neatrat b. Il O..
agent for rat :. l72
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-03
Half Rates to the Northwest.

On account of the Convention of
the Young Peoples Society of Christ
ian Eudeavor at Minneapolis, Minn.,
Ju y 9ih to 18th, the Baltimore and
Ohio Riiroad Company will sell
round trip tickets to that city from
all stations on It's lines from July 6 h
to 9Th inclusive, at the low late Of
one fare for the round trip. These
cheap rates are not restricted to dele.
gates, but are open to the general
public. Tickets Will De valid for re.
turn journey on trains leaving
Minneapolis July 18Th to 10th incIu-
sive. Those desiring 10 remain longer
can do so by depoSiting their tlcdets
for safe keeping with the Agent of
the terminal railroad at Minneapolis
until they wish to begin their return
journey such date not to be later than
August Goth. 1891. 7.2
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-03
Yours Respectfully,
JAMES w. BEEGHLY,
accident. Md., June %. 1891.
NO Every Union Soldier.

The following blank is taken from
the Toledo Blade:
The Census Bureau is anxious to
obtain detailed information respect
ing the record of the Union surviv-
orS of the war. 1t is found that the
census enumerators neglected the
most important iuqnirieS. made on
the blank given below. Union sol
diprs and their widows are requested
To fll out the blank below in pencil
cut it out and send to Washington,
ad lressing the envelope to Census
Bureau, Washington. ID. G."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-03

Cnrresppndingly low rates from
other stations.
Pullman sleeping cars on trains
from Wheeling and ParEersburg.
l7.E
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-03

FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
BROWNS IRON BITTENs.
All dealers keep it, S1per bottle Genuine has
trademark and crossed red lines on wrapper
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-03

Write full name below. If a
widow write given name only,
and add "widow of" supplying
the soldiers name.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-03

Excursion to Atlantic City via 3. g. o.
For Thursday, JutY 2ld, the BAlti
more and Ohio r ,ilrnad Company
announces popular excursion to AT.
lantic City from points on all diviS-
ions of that system east from the
OHIO river to Washington Junction.
Tickets will be valid for return pas
sage on any train. This will no: only
afford AN opportunity to spend the
Fourth of July at the seaside, but the
tickets permits the holders to stop off
on return Journey at Washington, to
see the many wonderful sights of the
magnificent cIpital city, to visit Mt.
Vernon anu other points of interest
near Washington.
A trip to Atlantic City via tie
"Plcture-que b. & O "'ctrrieS with
it the enjoyable feature of ride over
the crest of the AIleghanieS, along
the panoramic shores of Cnpat river
and through the historic valley of
the Potomac, a glance at Washing
ton, Baltimore and PhiladeiphIa,
and a journey across New jersey
over the only double track route to
Atlantic City from Philadelphia and
take any regular train of the X 'td.
ing route the following day, Friday,
July 3rd, for the sea.
Consult appended table for time o.
trans and rates Of fare. Sleeping
car berths reserved upon request:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-03

It in regular army. write U. S. A.
on line 6; il in navy. U. S. NJ; if in
marine cnrps. U. S. NJ; if in co.Ored
regiment U. s. G. II.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-03

Name enlisted under, If differ ent
from above.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17
Eisctipn of Speaker.

The election u reAkrr caused more
than usual iutrrssI from the iae' that 1t was
mixed up With usliousl po!iice, the sup
porters Of Cleveland as u presidential can,
dida,e being mostly Ia fnyor OF Mills while
ibe expedition united on Grip Of Geore a.
Grip WOO by mario msrsin after q
bitter fshi, aud this has considerably
le.sened Clev.lsnd's chances next year.
The Tamm.ny preseptstives were earnest
xotkers Tor Crisp aud will Lave no small
sbsie in .hspipe the ispi ta,ion oi the ses'
sion Tammsny comts pretty nearly be
ins on top 10 Washington 81 well as in
Nes ioik
Crisp is = tariir rcformsr Ne be follow wing
iror, bis speech in honor Of bis rominiion
shows: "h.pi, sat taiise.: ] an rrofoutd'
ly grateful for this msrk OF your cordi
denee aud etieem pledge myself here
and uox 10 devote whatever OF industry
aud ability | possess TO tue Advancement
Of The real interests Of the Democrats
party, / beg 10 say 10 ,cu nov, s. | speak
to ,eu ny frat words since an Jour &c
lection for speaker, thai my election means
no step backwards 10 isrii reform. beg
10 say 10 you thai there u 10 cur party to-
day 70 nan ~ho mofe earnestly believes
in the Democulic doctrine 81 tariff reform
titan I do" Nevertheless it 10 claimed,
and 10 probably true, that Cfisp'. cup
poiten ~iil adopt conservative plan 10
dealing With the tariff. while II Mills bad
been elected free trade would have been
pushed boldly to the ifor,, and this lasy
be The Democratic plan in The neIi Piesi'
deGiisi can paige. thonsh The party viii
be divided 90 that
/. locks nov ~ though beth Cleveland
aud Hill will he discarded lad that either
Flower or western nau 10 iikel. 10 be the
Democrats romirse rexi year. The Mug
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17

Dom Pedro II , dethronod Emperor q
Brazil il dead 10 foreign couptry. Hl'
cherished aesire to return 10 his native
lspj 10 de vas 20, ialAlled and his death
took place 10 P.rs Thus has king Desih
pat 40 end 10 be possibility q Dom Ped
ro's restoration 10 the throne Of Buxil
Dem Pedro H. va. one 81 The sises,
aud most Lamsne monsrehs who ever wore
eiown. Daring bis long reign Of nearly
bali century be vas thoroughly devoted
10 tho welfare Of his people. II was be
~ho removed the blot Ct slavery iron tue
empire
lie wss the intelligent patron ot art.
science aud meehsuical industry. BE gave
biz Undivided attention and wide learning
TO the progress Of the useful arts. lie
sacrificed personal ambition to the adyace,
ment Of general prosperity among bis sub
Iec,s. He .tndied their interests aud put
bis acquired kno~ledse into practice. i,
is said that no monach 10 the world was
more familiar than he with his own realm.
Its geography. resources and products, and
above oil with its people and their needs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17

and The osdtrshnfsh aud Lake CAsn'
plsip. from Rou.ss Point 10 osdsnsbars.
N. ". lis miles. This does not include
the Rutland and Darlington railroad, 100
uiles, and The Mes Lo1don Northern rail-
read, lli uile,, both 81 which are lessed
I lines.
Wells Valentine aud wife leii Benninr
! ton Monday Tor Csliiornis. where they viii
spend the rect o. The winter. Mr.. ysieu'
tine goes for The ben,fi, Of bis health.
The Chicago Sous Of Vermont will have
their annual bsuque, January l7th. Sen
s,or Proctor aud Il, j Phelps will speak.
The Bennington monument viii be repro
duced 10 maple sugsr and dishes made Of
Vermont marble will be used.
Col. onn Seo,t's Benhiogton Machine
Works ere driven these days 10 keep mp
With orders. He has great number OF
machines to build OF the Scott a Roberts
pulp grinders machine that has reyo'
luiionized the bnsioess OF Misunderstanding
wood pulp for paper making.
Nelson T. Cook Of Mount Holley has
been arrested 10 Berlin. Germany. and is
waiting trial, charged With frsrd by the
propvie,ors OF the Minerve Hotel. where
be lived for = month Without paying his
bills. He states that be started from Bos.
ton With one cent 10 his possession, mean
ing to work his way around the world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17

A plain, business like document without
attempt TO lsud his own administration OF
disparage his opponents President Harris
on has given to the country in his annual
message. Even Democratic Journals speak
we'll OF it. The N. Y. World says: "Tht
tone II President Harrison's message l.
very much less partisan than some of BIZ
former communications to Congress have
been. Indeed, there is little to find fsu II
with and much to praise in this respect
1t is an adroit aud dispsssionste presenta.
ton Of the policy OF the Administration.
They who credit Mr.. Harrison with small
ability either as President or politician
are mistaken In their estimate. The Re
pubiicsn party has very few ADLER men
than Benjamin Harrison.
The n. Y. Sun 10 speaking OF its state
ment in regard to our foreign relations
Gays that they are ia arm. capable and
patriotic hands
In regard to financial affairs the income
OF the government is fully equal to the ex
pendltures notwithstanding free sugar,
and there will be 90 deficiency ss WAS PREF
dicted by some Of our democratic friends.
There has been no falling of 10 our foreign
commerce or general Increase 10 our prices
OF the necessaries Of e,such as was predic
ted by the opponents oith Mckinley bill
As the message expresses 1t. Rarely, II
ever before 10 tbs history OF the country
has there been time when the produc
OF one days labor or the product OF one
farmed acre would purchase 80 large an
smount Of these things that enter into the
living OF the masses OF tue people, The
message as whole is very satisfactory to
the people Of the country, since II is a
plain statement tucb as all can understand
aud which sll should read. The President
has happy wsy Of saying and doug the
right thug at the right time, aud DO Presi
dent tiucs Lincoln has done So little
which cJuld be cri icised or who has made
fewer INIT ikes than Presiden. Harrison.
He las qaietly attended to business with
no strained attempt 10 show Of or make
himself popul4r but all the time he has
been steadily gaming ~ the estimation OF
the people 81 tue counity. until now, bis
grsudfsther's hs'. Instead OF being big
eLoush TO e1,inguish him Is not large
enough ior Lim 10 wear He is evidently
a very much bigger man thsn aqy OF his
former distractions
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17

Pfrsideni Isui.on 10 IA. laird annual
nafsssse isshie 10 shsw that oil The gloomy
pfeaR,lnts With .bieh The enactment oil
The neh ihls, isTIf vas accompanied have
bece completely related by cur Dsnonal
skpasnoe. There has been 90 marked OF
ssnessl ipcgssse 10 the oost 81 the necesss
rice q hie fotegs commerce has act
been ,iihsd. There IL 10 deficit 10 the ga
tiopsi fe.oarees. GA tito cobifsfy. there
bs. never btee tine ia the history Of the
coBsify ~bss dollar soald 80 further 10
msiihs domestic purchase, Tor lime
xh-n dollar sss esisr 10 earn. Oar inr'
eisu irsde. both efpofl. .ud Tree imPoib,
hss erp.uaed .iihis year 81 napreosden'
ted diusvn..opa wbep all thr hiiis Of the
Govsrnmeni are settled there Will be- q
eomforable sufplus 10 the Treasury = bot
iarsr enough 10 Justify smother Bourbon
sii.ck upon our protective system. but
sufficient for all practical purposes. The
otiicisl figures Of the Treasury report this
yesr. rs cited by the President afford q
CON pie,e justification Of the wisdom Of the
Rppublicsn policy OF the encouraging
home industry
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17
ORpHEA KENYON's ElrArI.

- State Of Vermont Disflct OF Manchester, -
IN Probate count held at NsLshestsf, sIibiD
and Tor said Disiriet on the sth day o. Deem
Der A. u 1891
George " FassIl. Administrator 90 the 80.
tate u OfphG Kenyon lste Of Dofsei ia said
District dfcsased made application 10 said
Court Tor BeeBse 70 ssiI ali the real estate u
Which the Gse.sssd died tsizsd and poss, sssd
situated in ihs tosn Of D0rset representing tlst
The amount 81 dsDts due from ssid deceased Ia
ffOs 81 the charges Il standardization are .sti-
mated a. $50 mailing the amount u debts charge
sbie on The real estate IS said deceased 1884, "a.
lnd that II s necessary 70 sell all u said real %.
tate ~ fslss money 10 pay fsid debts a1d
ehsfges Of Administration
Wheianpon it vac ordered that hearing on
said application bs held al tho Probate Oftee IN
Manchester 10 raid District 90 The 9Th day u
January A. %. Issz, 81 10 0eiocs A. NJ aud thst
notice u said sppheslion, the natars aud fsssons
thereof ssd The time aud Place u hearing there
On. be gwen 20 al persons interested ~ The
publication hereof ihre1 seeks successfully 10
The Manchester JorastL. nssspaper printed 81
Manchester IN said Dlstfies, Previous 70 said
time u bearing.
A true record
Attest. J. 4. FEsA, Ieglstsr.
A true copy u record,
ass Affect, y, u. Penn, Register,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17

Tie latest story concerDiDg the recent
speakersbip contest Is that a woman is re
sponsible for the defeat Of MIR, Mills Tb,
staten ent is that during The last eongres.
Mrs. Tarspey. vile OF Congressman Tars
ney Of Missouri. became deeply tfisnded
with Mr. Mills aud developed into very
decided enemy OF the Tex n's better half
When Mr.. Mills became candidate foi
speaker Mrs. Tsrsney Determined that bis
ambition should not be grs,iiied, and hel
influence and counsel made her husband
one Of most tifseliye workers against the
man from Corsicsns. Ii is said to have
been through Mr. Tsrsney's efforts that
Mr. Hatch and other Missourisns came
on, for Crisp Mrs. Tsrney now openly
preclsims her share In the downfall Of
Mills, and as openly rfloices that she bas
st last got even" with that woman from
Texas. The story may be somewhat tx
aggerstsd. but it is not improbable. III,
no, the first time that large revenge has
followed an apparently email lsight to .
woman,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17


Hou, Charles Cu.p, the nes speaker
Il the House OF Il representatives.. who va,
elected on Tuesday. Was bjtn Ia Easlsud,
where Die father snd mother, Who ~rrs 30
tts. bal gene Ca play sn engagement
They Irtutpri ~ tbis country . few
n.onibs alter bis birth aud the boy was
.8ueaied ~ the pabie schools Of Savsn-
rat aud NJ aeon lie entered tue CJbied
craze army sheo sixteen, aud became Q
lieutenant Ia q Virginia regiment. After
rec ,rsfs service he vss captured and
sas srn, to FSn Deisssrs. xh.re be was
krnl tlli 70. pnd 81 tbr w,r He studied
he AID sas admitted to the bar. praciic
iHg III. pr,ie-slpa un,ii he was elected 9
Judge Of the superior court Of Georgia, =
poslIm sbich be resigned TO sccept 9
aomin.tiUn 70 Con arrss he hes nov been
a menbef q tbs, body Tor eishi years He
is known ~ iartaiul add persistent mem
isxt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17

Hamilton S. Peck Of Burlington. the
Vermont member OF the Nationsl Rspubli-
osi league. has issued = call TO leagues
throughout the state for immediate reor.
g,niz,l 70. and urges fall representation
st the state league convention soon to be
hold IL is slra earnestly recommended
that each club hold frequent meetings dur.
ing The winter aud spring. provide itself
vi sound republican literature. secure
.ble speakers to discuss live questions
snd thus become thoroughly furnished an
Equipped for an aggressive state and presl
ideniial campaign. These are some OF the
suggestions the national executive commit
ee b,it,g TO you The rslying cry
,aea league club should be Vim. vigor
sbd victory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17

IL ts stated that satisfactory reciprocity
agreements have been made by our govern
meat with Trbidsi. Barbados and Dene'
isra. British possessions 10 the West Indirs
aud south America The only British dc
tenaepcy IN that section that holds back
from reciprocity 10 Jsmsies. and ,ha, colo
~ nay ye, fall Into line. The new
arrangement means = transfer OF trade iron
Eurlsnd 10 the the United States Nc
~oBasr the British merchants and mspu
lecturers do DOT like reciprocity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17

The Bpf.lo Enquirer insists that The
Amrricsn purchaser pays the duty Of 30
ccpis per bushel on all Canadian barley
catering this country. The Toronto Globe
sootLer Free Trade organ. does not agree
si,h The Enquirer 90 ibis point. Speaking
Of The difference 10 price Of barley in Can
ada aud 10 this city. which is about The
zane as the duty levied by the Mckinley
Lac. the GloJe Of November Is. says: The
Mckinley duty Of 80 cents is therefore de-
busted IRON the price paid to the Canadian
isrmer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17

Grover Cleveland Ia = pronounced advo,
cate Of hard money. He and other free
traders insist that the tarid must be the
oaiy issue 10 % Gov. Hill 10 his Elmira
SPEECH Friday paid bis respects to Mr..
Cleveland snd bis supporters in these
searching words: II is politics for babies
sud sueklings TO preach that the gold and
SILVER question should be kept out OF the
presidential election. II is politics for
cossrds and s,rsd9lefs 10 advise and con
trye that the democrat national trumpet
next summer shall blow some uncertain
souud
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17

"THr rsurD ssasn 10 soT ArTDoacH
Tst eugTlus. lfnoTncTgrr TiEry.D rnux
ran sawr rTtSprosT a. otn1arDs. Tvs
rESnr 90 ym1h EYsTwsD IA NOT TO An
ctrr lHr L1HoISr hmotNr or srAtTH roE
nam norsTar, NTH 70 rrrr N. NJ sHAT'
ava xHaxt TosanLn. TIN STANDARD 90
rgMroHF kRo8o TggI woKrM0 ci.AssEa- -
IassIsz J,ssfs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17

The ,ls,ensn, 81 The public debi io'
Noressber 20, shows tbs, We have nou only
sss5 u2c s70 81 ietsresi bearing bonds thai
hsre act besa paid Of 10 iso1. 81 TIE
close 81 the ser. the bonded Debt 81 tht
uuiied State. VI. o. $50 ISL. 30. 20 tia, 10
ias 70 ,tsn Witch have sispsed The soy
erpm,n, hes paid n the enormoos sum Of
81. TS1. co0. 900. There has never been such
80 srhibh Of = b.,ioD's responsive possi
before 10 the world
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17

Tue New York Press speaks as follows
OF Senator Proctor: To succeed Senator
Eimnnds comes RsdHeld Proctor with the
experience OF two executive positions, tina,
of governor oil Vermont aud secretary OF
war under this administration. He is a
man OF stroug character, q master OF de'
tails aud Of men, shrewd ressonef and q
plaiu. convincing talker. He is rich, owns
tho v.sl marble qa,rries that make the
Green Mouutain state famous. and t.
wealth adds a mental aud moral wealth -
tho brain and stamina that mark the suc'
ces.iul New EDglsuder
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17
On the Sliehtest Sign.

OF anything wrong with tue Kidneys OF
Bladder, RECOURSE should at once be mad to
DR.. kennedy Z Fsvorite Remedy. OF Rom
dout. N. Y. The favorte Remedy has
completely cured cases OF Stone In the
Bladder. from which relief had been vain
" sought. Where there is a tendency to
Rheumatic Cont speedy relief invariably
follows it's use.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17

TIE publication u the prices cnrrent
& the carpet trade for neI, season will be
stuipr,se 10 fe- traders. Oae Of their
srea, Obi sctiogs t. tue Mckinley bill vas
IL rates 81 daly on esfpets. They alleged
in., no poor mao could siotd 10 buy car
Iets ag.in, Il the bill should psss. Tor the
riers you'd surely go mp. The prices
tufseui ,bow reJugiIou oil .long the line.
The t.na reform sgument !, ihst tie
pros VI any article IN this eountry is en-
lsscei by ,xacly TIE amount OF duty that
IA paid upon it. Nov. nnder the old Law.
ispes,ry carpets paid dniy Of &c cents .
,qasre yard and 30 per cest ed vslorem
aIier the scw Lac they must pay Is cents
per .qa.se yard, aud 20 per ee0t. cd vslcr.
EN-. II b. - plsin - the nose on your |. ce.
according 10 the free trade notion. tina,
carpets q. ast have some up al least 10 per
cent. But unfortunately for The free trade
degm.. inslssd Of eoiag up Is per csuL OF
more. they have sone down 20 per cent
Pact. aud Tree traders never did ssree
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17
DARRIS y. BuFFuM,S Erlale.

btato Of Vermont, District OF Manchester, ~
IN pfobrie Court, held At Manchester, sIthiD
and for ssii District, on ths i,b day OF Deem
ber y 1891
The Administrator of the estate vi Paris y.
b. fum late Of Dorset m said Disirict. deceas d
pteseuts his admiLisirstloB account for .ssmi
nation and allowance, and makes application Tor
q decree of distribution OF the estate OF said Dc
ceased.
whereupon II was ordered that said account
be Examined for allowance At sssslon ~ sald
Court 10 be held at the Probate Once IN Man
chester IN ssid District. on the 2Jlh day Of Do.
cember A. D. 1891, at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon.
aud that notice thereof he given 10 All persons
interested by the pubiiost Oh hereof 10 the han !.
chester JouEkaL, . Newspaper printed ~ sad
Manchester, three weeks snccessiyeiy previous
10 The time 30 appointed.
true Record
Attest, J. y FINN. Register.
true copy Of record,
3lsw Attest J. Y. FIAs, Eeglsi1.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17
IMPORTANT

Tie English Dessicated Soups can be hdc
ofA. A. Wayne d Co, II Indid 81. Boston
Sole Agent for New England States. Iprit
0. Anketell, 20 50. William 81. New York
for quarter pound tn, making from 2 10
quarts delicious soup. Postpaid, 25c. A gooc
j,resttpeaf for a small outidy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17
Births.

10 Nsr ie'l c,y, nce tab, ,aa 10 pt and
Mfs y. y nutten
IL Nts Yoft ei'y, Tee, iah. San 10 nsn,y
u and ioase fsiss
10 Manchester Centre, Dee ieh, 200 10 M.
and Mis John Ftnst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-17

too q tie several brspebes II the CIVIL
servies. csasa,; inpforensnis CT TIE Miss.
tssipJl sire; si.ro.3s. II 10 f1mord that
Esytessis,irs pevsr II itis t,sie ~ill
hare place 90 the JSascisry coEniiiee.
~ honcr vorhily bestowed.