The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25
W. II. sssrns Of johnson has made aud
sold 900 dcEsn hsrd rskes this year.

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the Amsficsa csn,insn,; bat the variety
thai 10 richest 10 medicinal properties 10
the Honduras root, Of which the famous
Ayers Ssrsspsri!is IL made.
stephen Burroughs. ore Of the oldcs'
sad beet knoun farmers 81 wslihsm. drop
ped dead Tuesday Of heart failure. lie
vss 81 sofk 10 the afternoon Tuesday. and
bad driven bis horse from the held 10 the
barn. When be fell aud Instantly died 10
iront OF bis bsro.
have been troubled with chrome caisr.
rh ior years. Ely's Cream Balm is the ouly
remedy among the many that have used
thst affords me relief. --E. W. willard.
Druggist. Joliett Ill.
Pearlie. the eightyesrold son OF Wiz
liam Buchanan, OF Barre. was las, Friday
tho victim Of didn'Lknow it .losded
revolver. He Vas playing With the wesp'
on when % old cartridge 10 the cylinder
~As discharged, the bali passing through
his right leg into bis stomach inhicting .
probably fatal wound.
hsye been troubled with cAtarrh for
ten years end bsve tried number OF rem.
edies. but found no relief until purchased
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm. 1 consider
ii the most reliable preparation for caiarrh
and cold 10 the head. Geo. L. Crandsll,
p. NJ, Qoonochswptsug. X. /.
0virgil Lane, cspenter employed on the
nov oper. house building atSt Johnsbnry.
fell 80 feet Tuesday afternoon aud bis neck
was broken. He leaves 3 wife and two
small children.
Helen NJ. Fittcn has been granted di
sorcs from Robert Filton, who las won
such No unenviable reputation in Windsor
county that the state press has used up
and worn threadbsre full vocabulary OF
adjec,ives.
II is necessary to blow the log jams ct
Brsttleboro With dynamite . good many
times day now. The water is getting low
aud it is troublesome on that account. The
big drive is nowhere near yet and it Is lik.
ely that the mills will have to shut down
TO let it by. Two electric lights have been
put up for the benefit OF the log men near
the falls.
About four weeks ago Hiram Knapp, OF
Bennington, had what he thought was q
boil 90 one shoulder, and poulticed the
swelling for few days. when it disappear
ed. Ga recent morning the same place
became very sore aud examination showed
a silver OF come kind. A pair OF nippers
was procured, and in d few moments a
needle 3 4 inches in length, with point
broken of, was extracted. Mr. Knapp
nearly 20 years ago slipped and fell, strik.
his left thigh, from which 1t was never re
coveted
Judge Isaac g Wilson. native of Mid,
diebury, and one OF the oldest men on the
bench 10 Illinois, died at his home 10 Ge,
neva, ILL.,, June s. Of paralysis, aged II
years. Judge Wilson graduated 10 1898.
went to Chicago and read law and in 1851
was elected circuit Judge holding that of
foe until 1867. Ia 1869 he was again
elected circuit Judge and was at once made
q member OF tae appellate court of Ohica'
&C. Two years later lie became chief jus.
tice. When be moved to Geneva he was
elected to the appellate court Of that dis,
trict
Edward Callahan left his home in Water
bury IA years ago and engaged in mining
in Utah and other sections OF the far West
On June be went riding with q woman
at Salt Lake City and was killed, his body
being found pierced by bulle,sa robbed
of several thousand dollars in money and
vsluables. The woman was arrested and
the body Of Callahan was brought to
Waterbury Monday for interment.
Capt. Thomas H. Chubb, who has for
soma time been negotiating with various
towns in the state relative to locating bis
fishing rod mandatory some where Other
than at Post Mill, has at last sold bis
business to the Montague City Fishing
Rod Company, Of Montague. Mass, and
the company is to rebuild the factory at
Post Mills. on the site OF the one destroyed
by Ere some months ago. Capt. Chubb,
il is supposed. is to have the management
OF the business, and his name is to be re,
tanned. but the bulk Of the profits and al
I he risk is assumed by the company.
Henry H. Smith died Saturday 1t his
home 10 Rutland. He attended the an
nusl meeting Of the grand lodge OF Masons
1t Burlington aud returned home Saturday
June ID. complaining OF rheumatism. He
look to his bed Sunday and last Thursday
had shock OF paralysis. Mr.. Smith was
born in Middletown Springs 10 1887. He
lived in pawlet Tor q time and came tn
Rutland in the 50's. His mother died here
10 Juoe. 1855. He studied law with the
late Reuben Tbrall and was admitted to
The bar. MIR. Smith was deputy clerk five
years under County Clesrk F. W. Hopkins
and for 20 years was county clerk. resign
ing the position during the last term Of
the County court.
W. II. II. Kenfed. judge Of probate Of
Lamoile county, died suddenly from spo
plezy at Hyde Park. last Wednesday.
Judge kenheld was for many years county
clerk and performed bis duties In most
acceptable manner. He bad also served
As selecimsn and represented bis town IN
the General Assembly u 1884 He was
elected judge Of probate. last fall.