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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
THE FULL STORY.
Minister Egan's Dispatch -Oflicials Make
No Comments - The Probable Action.


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noon os.o'e Wv oypns. osom
rom minis.ei nsAn 'n.s mo,n'ss w
"a.e uspsf,men' 'ns's<u .uu ssM
oeiofe tne rfes'ueas. an nour stt"etus
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Oct 20 ss.ins iepaIsuon io1 ,ne Isosns
murueI VI A"e''cA" 'Aio'' !" WV '''ss''
VI spso
Ihe minister OF foie'sn ,. anstS S.' t.pnss %
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fofmu'aNs osmAnus snu su,s"os. '"....s
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mony, are NOT accePMo.e, nor oou'a sasy
DC accep,ed IN Tue pre,sn' csse .. N ny
otnst OF IKE NATURE. ne uoes NJ. uS.us ~
,ne "a. cei,y, reeu'uae oI sI'susnss ns,,, VI ns
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panieh 'ne suiiy IN Coius" 'sivy Iy
ssys the Ad"inisi.uve sno 'us,I.' '.a su'nT. Ms
nies are lhvssunAu"s n c.,,,u
lnaiciA MVeshssi'n .nue' .
law secret Ann 'ae ums - .o.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
THE SHERIFF AFTER SKELETONS.
Oueerest Assets That Have Been Replev.
ined This Long Time.

New YORK, Oct. 29.-Sherihs Deputies
Mulvaney sad Hamilton, with force Of
assistants, went on . still hunt yesterday
for lot Of skeletons, urder = writ Of
repIevin for about $4,000 which the Nationsl
Bank Of Deposit Of New York obtained
against the firm of Sardy. Coles & Co. Of
I4I Maiden lane. which failed few weeks
ago. The bank claims lien on the prop.
srsy, 1t 10 said, for advances made. After
. long search the shefih's officers discov.
cred Ia Maiden lane four enaire afticuistsd
skeletons, eight skulls. and innumersbie
bones. The writ calls for . lot more Of
skeletons, but they have no. been found.
This 10 one Of the most curious cases that
has come to the shsrif's ofi'c 10 long
tiua
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30

Is the onIy genuine BLOOD SYRUP on
ibe msrket, Il Is the only BLOOD
SPECIFIC that contains purely vege-
table ingredients.
No miueral or Inorganic substance Is
used in lis manufacture. No malt or
spiritnous liquor Is used In campeundi..
ing If, for we hold that alcohol In all
is ferns is Blood Poison, and that
no eure By Ne use Of any medical
treatment can be permanently erected
where alcohol enters intS tns .a, 9iet 2.
medicine Of the patient. Dr. Winiams
RIOoD SYRUP is owned aud man
ufac,ured exclusively BY The Union
Medicine Company OF Augusta: Maine,
to wl,am all orders must be addressed
ThIs By.OOD SYRUP will be put upsn
the market through Druggists and
ali Dealers in Medicine. Price, $l.O0
Darr RetfIa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
HE GOT THE VERDICT,


PoRTsxouTH, n. H.. Oct 2s.-In the
Supreme Court today, the case Of Mr.. Eaton
W Boston 4 Maine Railrosd vas concluded.
Mr.. Esson, vhils on tbs Boston grocefs'
excursion 70 Rye Beach last summer, vas
injured By the oversuYnipg Of . cosch II
North Hampton. and ss action vas brought
10 recover 5000 damages. Ths jury stssr
being ont short while returned q veroic!
Of 4775 for the plaintiff.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
ELNAECLAL.
INVESTORS

II Yen have had unpleasant experiences
Investing mspsy outside Of MaIze, bet.
ter turn your. attention 10 the Treasury
Stock Of The Atkinson Hsuse Furnish.
Ing Company, paJing 5 per cent. every
SIX meaihs with clock work regularity.
The Ninth DlvIdssd ID nearly earned,
and will be paid January l5ih, 1892.
Better get In while the Stack Ii at par.
go. You will zee Il tI5 In less than
sne year. Gail or write for particulars.
Address the Company,
q SCHOOL STREET,
BOSTON, MASS.
Or PORTLAND, We.
oet5dIm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
FOREST FIRES
Ii Southern Indiana HiIa As.
sumed Alarming DlmsndoDs.
And the Flames Are Threatening yalua
BILE Property Every Hour.

IxpIAxAroLIs. Ind., Oct. 3s.-Specisls
to the News say that the forest fires in the
southern part Of Indiana, have assumed
most alarming dimensions. More than tso
square miles have already been burned
over, and the Gre 10 within half . mile Of
New Albany With several houses on that
city's hillside now burning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
PEOPLE TERROR.STRICKEN
And Are Forming Fire Guards 10 Say,
Their Towns.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Oct. 20 Forest hseI
along the l.. E 4 81. Louis and Evansville
4 Indianapolis Railroads are still raging
sud thousands Of dollars worth Of property
has been destroyed. At Eoslish Pigeor
and MAcksy. citizens are terror stricken
and are making fire guards to prevent the
destruction Of these towns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
Mysterious Fire at Vienna

Special 10 the kenneoec JOURNAL ]
Mr. VERNON, oc:. 29.--Lss. evening
about 30 O'Clock q roise was heard about
the stable and buildings Of Mrs Eienos
Ladd 1t Vienna village. Mr.. q. L. Hill
dreth, . son-in-law of Mrs. Lsdd, and
George Gordon we're ihsrs and went out to
investigate but found nothing. They came
back anil soon q snsppipg was heard in tie
adjoining room. They went in and found
the bed on fire. An alarm was raised and
help soon came and the fire wss put out.
Mr. Hilifeth burned his hands very badly
90 shst physician was sent for to attend
MIN. The widow vas up close to the bed.
It 10 supposed the fts vas set from the
the window. The cafe Is . mysterious oae
and has caused much excitement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING


= LswIsros, ock 29.-The semi-snnusl
meeting Of the Maine branch, Woman's
Foreign MissieA, took place in Auburn
today. A lsrgs delegation vas present.
The msenos va, called TO order by Mrs.
W. II. Fem, the pr, sldens. Addresses
were made by Mrs. Marks and Mrs. Mer-
rlll OF Portland, Miss Child Of Boston, Miss
Crosby, lately Missionary to Micronesia and
others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
GOOD FOR '"HOD!'
c. 4. Nelson 10 Build Z Nile
Track at WIHs!aI this Fall
Xhafs th, Psmaus Slalian Eil Reduct
Eis Record AsI! Y.af.
Chi Chapter, Zeta Psi, Colby, Initiates
New Members-Fires in Maine.
FAIR WEATHER
On Friday and it VIII Be Warmer Till
Saturday.

WAssissros, Oct. 39.-Tne iedieations
for Maine are Friday. fair; and warmer
till Saturday: sou herly winds.
BosTos, Oct 29.--Lc ell synopsis and
forecast: The fair ~tsther eoodition on
tie Atlantic cosss Will probably Continue
t, diff slowly eastward during Friday.
A C ndi,ion favorable rorrain has appeared
in the northwest. II will probably Lot
reach tie Atlantic coa.g within two lays
Friday for Maine, five 70 10 degrees warm
er than Thursday. Saturday, continued
warm, fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30

NEWTON, Mass, Oct. 2s-Samusl D.
CAREY, Newton Centre. died this afternoon
after psotfacted illness. He vss prom
insnt builder Ct this city. where be has re-
sided for about q years, previously being
. partner in large lumber firm Of Maine
He Was 60 Years Of age sod retired from
active buslnes year ego.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
CHI CHAPTER
rspecisl q, he Krsrx.sc Jou,xAI.l

Especial @ The KEsszssc JounzAI-]
WArEErrLtE. Oct ss.-rhe annual ini-
sation Of TIM Chi Chsptsf OF Zsts Psi
occurred ss taaif hall last night and vas,
~ all such occasions sie. n ipserestins
evsnt. Tie initiates we're Hugh Dean
Mcclellan OF Belfast. Alton Foster Tuppel
Of wsiesrille asd Parker N. Waid Of
Houlton.
The banquet vas served at The Elmvood
hotel, where sadlord Jaskins offered the
Providence Rivef RAw-Slieed Lemcn-
consomme . la Royale-Ceiery- QaeeA Olives.
Boiled ssirniyn, Anchovey eance. fAristenne
Potatoes. Peiits Puis.
Boi ed Leg Of soutndewn Aatton. Capri sauoe
Roast si-ljon o. Beef. Dish GRAVY, DoDestie
Duck Engiih Dressing. Young Iarkey. Gran
terry Sauce. Boiled and Mashed Potxioes,
String Beans. sueootzsh. Squash.
RI i vsnb,en with Cunnt Jelly
Vol au Vent Ia ToIcuse. AAcedotne OF Fruit
en- Bordour en- Riz. En- Cntletfs de NeAu dc
Mxyosr aise of Lobster Chicken Salad.
steamed White House Pudding. Bandy ssucs.
Strawherry Sponge. wfippsd Cream Vanilla
Ice Crta~, Angel Gale Fruits, V Inc and Lemon
Jelly. PiIea,ple sherbert. Sunshine Cake.
CigArs.- c. fee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30

WASHINGTON. Oct ?9-The following
is copy of the telegram which by the
Presidents order wss sent to Chill on Oct
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
IRA GOT 'EM.


LEWISTON, Oct. 2s.-Detective Ira True
srres;ed today james ]. White and Mike
Nolan, charged with recent burglaries at
Winthrop and ResdneId. Some Of the
stolen goods were found on the prisoners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
Timber BEING DESTROYED in Texas,

BuRKEvILLE, Tex Oct 29.-In Newton
county much timber is burning. The
county is % dry from protrac,ed drou,h
that grave apprehensions are felt. The
smoke is 90 dense it is impossible to see i've
feet ahead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
CHILL is UGLY
And Telb Our Minister B6ll
In Threatening Terms
That She Hll Admit Of No laIestile.
iion Of Baltimore Mathr
Upon ANY Other Authority Than That Of
Her own Government.

wAsnmeroN, Oct. - Minister Essn's
cablegfam was made public tonight.
Il says the ChiliAn government replies In
threatening terms thai II will not admit Of
an nvessisation BY any other authority than
Ito own.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
ENGLISH MERCHANTS.
Urging British Interference In Behalf
Of Gillian Government.

LONDON, Oct. 90 Merchants In The
Chilian trade are moving every iedasnos
1t their command to bring about Brlush
interference In behalf Of Chilli In the pres
ens misunderstanding between Chill and
tie United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
NO RAINS FOR TWO MONTHS
In Monroes County, Arkansas = Forest
Fires Spreading Rapidly.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Oct. 29.-Forest
fires are raging In Monroes county. A fear
ful loss in cotton pens and contents 10 re-
ported. No rain has fallen in two monihs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
Farm Buildings at wayse Burned.

WAIVE. Oct. :9-The farm bulldogs
Of A. B. Allen in Wsyue were entirely con-
sumed BY ERE, Thursdsy morning. They
we're partially insured. The Gre caught
near the chimney Of the ell and vss dis
covered about o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
ENTERPRISING CARIBOU
Votes to Build Bridge-Either Iron ol
Steel Will Be Used.


Especial to the KENsEBEo JouKNAL.I
CARIBOU, Oct. 29.-The town Of Caribou
voted yesterday to build bridge and raised
a committee to receive bids and report to
the town mkt Wednesday. An iron or
steel bridge will probably be built.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30

known disease of the blood,
Constipation, Liver Com
plant. Dyspepsia, lndiges-
ton. Loss of Appetite,
Scrofula, Rheumatism and
.Chills and Fever. If you are
languid, weak and debilitated.
yov need Sagwa. 1t will put
new life into you. For sale
by all Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
DREARY DISMAL DUMPS

are the results of a deranged
liver which may be put in
order by using kickapoo In
dian Sagwa, a Medicine pre-
pared by the Indians from the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
.BoVditch, Webster &Co.

N - n DNg b msds By seiaing upon good
husfneee chances. Hundreds
a them h2te bee discovered
0Ao000p 1puRxAL wsaf' eoasmn'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30

4 postcfice has been established II North
Pefham ard Geo. E. Plscs sppainted post
nasser.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
1HAT-
SECOND HAND

carraage, wagon. harness, sofa. desk
CARPET bureau. mirror. oedseead. table.
pianoSorgan. bicycle. robe. bookcase,
nroes, Dand Q thousand and one other
thsneo which you have no further use
1r. nav b juse exactly what some
oehee poroon - ioohtng for.
~ vuy to 0nd out that person IL
saru10n the WANT column OF the
EFprlIRRO JOURNAL. Nearly every
noav = To- Ksnnebec Valley reads It.
en6 - 80 eofreeults come ffom stsuse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-30
W. W. KIMMELL.
J. W. KpowLToN
MISS G. B. VARNEr

Officers for the ensuing year are Presi-
dent, DR.. G. NJ. Twitchell, Augusta; vice
president, Geo NJ. Fletcher. Bangor; Sec
fetsry, J. v. Bradley. Portland; 'res urer.
Mrs. j S. Hobbs, Augusta. Executive
committee, Mrs. C. A. Hay den, Auburn /;
]. p. Rockwell, Portland; Mrs. W. G..
Hszeliiae, Gardiner.
An invitation to hold the next snnusl
meeting Of the convention in the Church Of
the Messiah at Portland was accepted.
A report Of the meeting Of the convention
was resd by Rev. J F. Leland Of Augusta.
Benedction pronounced by Rev. Mr..
Tweed.
Thursday Evening.
Rev. Abram CoBkIin Of Bath, addressed
the large audience this last evening Of the
convention. on the subject abolition Of
the Surdsy School," He felt assured that
would be asked us, "should it be sboi-
ished?" The answer would be an emphatic
"never" and was afraid il he ssked "what
are you doing for the Sunday school the
lsmen.able answer would be "nothing."
Sunday school often bears the blame Of
those who say daily religious instruction
10 neglected because the cue hour q week
Sunday school lesson takes the place. But
the permanency of the Sunday school is
assured because Of the supplementary work
that it does work that is needed, siuee
religious instruction is wisely or unwissly
left our day school programme.
A collection was taken for the benefit OF
the church.
ysRev. W. H G1uld of Dexter. in his ad-
irss. on the Value of the Bible iu Sunday
School Instruction. emphasized the points
that the Bible is the only perfect source Of
life. warmth and wisdom that we hsve.
From 1t We must draw the inspiration
needed by = tescber of Sunday echcol
class. Without it our work becomes Ia q
manner . lecture OF the unseen and unap.
p.ecia,ad grandeur which We have looked
Of from sfsr, through some ones else eyes
instead Of using orr own.
Mrs. J. F. Leland rendered in . beautiful
manner Gong in every way sppicsble tc
the occasion. Augusta is to be congrasu'
lated on the able assistant its pastor has.
Music wss furnished darsng the evening
by 3 male quartet.
This is considerei by all one Of the mos'
interesting and instructive conventions eve,
held.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-18
Aarifultnrf.


The trench method Of raising potatoes.
which orisips,ea with NJ, Ebert ;. Car
man. eailtr al The Rusl New Yorker,
p,emlses 10 work radical change 10 the
old system. Progressive farmers 10 van
Gus sections have succeeded 10 raising
phenomsnal Yields by the trench system
Numbered with big yields recorded IS 'ha'
Of 73s busbels on one acre by Charles ..
Cor, Of Pfesqse l.le. Me. who gained inc
frst prize ., the American Agricultural
coutes, in 1850. In small plots potatoes
have beeu raised at the rate Of 900 bnsh'
els per acre. la his book. The New Poia'
10 Culture, Mr.. Csrmsu gives the follow
ind directions TO those who want 10 make
q trial OF the trench system:
A common plow may be used to iotm
the tfeuehss by blowing both Ways. form.
ina an opeu or dead iurrow, or 9 shower O.
listing pillow may be used. Let the bottom
al the trenches be ten inches vide at least
This bottom should be mellowed and tho
seed potatoes placed one foot apart. Cover
them With two inches or more OF SOIL
Then apply .he mulch, scattering y even
IL over the surface soil Of the trench, and
| than SOW the complete potato fertilizer 81
the rate Of 600 pounds or more to the acre
Finally FIJI the trench IS lightly aspossio'e
with the return coil and give level cu'ti's'
,;on. The mulch referred TO may be Of
On, straw or hay. or similar material AZ
10 the depth Of the trench, MIR. Csrman
thinks it does not pay TO plant ct depth
beyond six inches.
Mr.. W. J. S,urgis. Of Wyoming, who
won one Of The American Asriculturiss'
prizes writes to The Rural New Yorker
Of his plan II planting By the trench sys'
tenn, He says ! plowed the land SIX
inches deep, worked it up foe and made
trenches two and one-half feet apart, si1
inches deep. planted by band eight inches
apart in the trenches, covered with gar
den rake two inches deep, after the plants
were up rsked more soil in the trenches
and repeated this until the vines vert
large enough to pillow with single shove
pillow. plowed them twice, aud BY tina
time the vines were so thick the land coult
not be worked any more without ip]urint
them, used no small potatoes for seed
but pick smooth good shaped tubers, Gu
off and throw away the seed ends ihe'
cut from one to three eyes to the piece
m sking the pieces as large as the posstoe
will admit Of think it is best to cn'
plant and cover the same day.
MIR. Coy, whose yield was 73S bushei
per acre, scattered on the bottom oil tn
trenches, after these had been laid oil 10
the eeed, LOO pounds OF commercia
! potato fertilizers aud mixed this we'll ]
, with the soil. At the time OF the first BIO
! ing he applied 800 pounds more OF fefti'
ger. His land was laid { Il in trenches tw
= feet nine inches apart. and the seed va
4 dropped twelve inches apart. 1t was COY
cred by the hoe to depth Of two TIRE
incbts,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-18

This is about the time 10 the year says
the American Dsirymsn, when one OF the
greatest mistakes 10 the management OF
the Aocks is likely TO be made. Lambs
command high price. The butcher
wants the b.st ones, particularly the finest
ewes. and they will bripgs good deal more
money than the poor ones. The temp
tatiou is very strong to let the best ones
90 ard keep the poorer ores for breeding.
This ia too often yielded to. and as the
leeitimste result, the flock steadily decress-
"a in productiyenese and value. Year after
wear the lambs are wenker aud smaller. the
quantity OF wool is diminished. and 10
few wears the flock will be so completely
run out as to Yield little or no profit The
farmer then becomes disguised with the
sheep business and tries something elte'
He thinks be 10 unforiuusie. But be mere
" reaps as be hes sown. He has seen bit
to follow the descending course and 1t has
landed him At the foot OF the bill. The
same plan pursued With other animsis VIII
give the same results. II lie well to remem.
Der this 10 breeding, as well as 10 other
matters. The best Is none to good
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-18
PaRTIaL Paralysis
Demon Neuralgia
VANQUISHED!


PORTLAND, MI nov u aefet
u. 3. CO.
Ns,,. FOR SOME ,lr year, have heen Afflicted
with SMELLS a nuniines.. sciFlns me W ~ nises,
snd al titsos affecting nay poser q sruea,A,sen ~
4 could not speak. This would bc 'nIle@eS
~ bof-ru.h@s, lesstsg ns very weak ADO
yssfslsis also siAlsned the tor is victim, and
besri nae sof mats ~ a fisas ntft ~ maddfaisg
nags / grow very irritable. Nj BRAIN fkLf
nam. eeell. n da.pond~nc, became more
tfraarft and I, reeni.d 70 me sometimes thai
ilKhsuS wouID rs DEThhoNED,
IAa March your atscilislns team passed our
hopsr. And ~ q i,sy came running w The sseps,
ue, blm 4, tse door. and took the paper be handed
~, ID me qalc, u nay shan,bsf, j read u through
ma through sclli boy 70 u u hiekers for bot
tleaf nASA's sAlksAPAiuLi.A, IL helped me
f,psp the firsi ! am nov taxing ny seVenih bottle,
and have sol had q NUMB SPILL ron 0fGh THREE
xosTu= Mr. Last ATTACK ~ NEURALGIA Wh
oyrH pouR sosIns AGO Ny nerves feel strong,
and am WILL, OF st least sery near " nave
a good appetite, and have gained nineteen ana
ons.half pounds Ia weight never expected 70
fcrl a. DO nov Ny gratitude is nneounded'
hope thsi all afie,ed A. ! was VIII Wy ths reno
waiting powers d DASA's sAksAPAilLi-A'
Sincerely you're,
CLARA y, BLACKBURN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-18
PANTECOTE.
IMPORTED PERCHERON STALLION
NJ. NJ

IMPORTED PERCHERON STALLION
sIRE-JEAN BART.
Bred BY Monsieur Bsckley. Almench. France,
and imported by Al. W, Durham OF Illinois, on
In 1883, PASrrcoTr received fret premium at
three fairs, viz:--Poultney, Manchester ana u
Granville. In 1883, he received first premium Al
the Washington County Fair, Sal iy Bin, N, l.,
also Al Fair Haven, Vt He is acknowledged by
iii n he perfect Representative Of his race.
The superior merits OF the Percheron as
draft horse are 30 we'll understood that they
take first rank over any other breed oil drai'
horses in the world.
DESCRIPTION.
pAsTEoorE is full blooded percberon OF light
or type, and form, style aud action cannot nt
snrpaeuod. Puaied IA 1890 10 hand- high
weight l,4o0 pounds, Record numpers'1 DO shs
ZIG in Percheron Norman Stud Book OF France
and America. Vol 3 LOO,
This fine stallion will make the season oil lo9
At the stable OF D. r. Bartlett, one mile west
Middle Granville, where his services may be hat
on MONDAY, TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
each week. On W DSEsDAY aud THUBspAY o
each week PENTEcoTE will be at the stable
T. ID. smi, b. at Rupert Vt
TyRMs;-To Warrant, SIS. Two mares owned
| by same man, $25. Payment OF service fee re
ouired in all cases when mare is disposed OF be
fore time of foaing. All bills doe when mar
proves in fosl all colts holden for service. TN
| der the law OF New York aud Vermont. Mare
from distance will be cared fer At reasonable
| rates. No business done on Sun avs.
DR. BARTLETT. Middle Granville, MY.
T, ID. SMITH, Rupert, st.
| Rupert. VI May goth, 1881. H'
r,oR sALE.-Two Perry Spring Tooth Har
| Il rows SIS each.
/ Arr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-18

A correspondent: tells us how he iriRht'
eped the crows away from bis patch ofcorn
sfer every other device bad failed h.
cat acme bushes. cot them 10 the corn
patch and clothed them with bran bags
Then srrsyed 10 similar style. he early the
next morning took bic position nesr the
center Of the 8eld Soon five crows al;gh'
ted. He suddenly unrolled himself and
appeared 10 full dimensions. hsmnering
pail aud shouting and scresming like mad.
The crows joined in chorus and left -
swiftly % their wings would carry them.
Watch vas KEEP, for several days. bot not
smother crow appeared