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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10
TWO SONGS.

The sun is gone from the valleys.
The air breathes fresh and chill:
On the Earn roof yellow with lichen
A robin is singing shrill.
Like tawny leaf is his bosom,
Like dead leaf is his wing;
He is glad of the coming Winter
As the thrush is glad of the Spring.
The sound OF a shepherds piping
Comes down from a distant fold
Like the ripple of running water,
AS tuneless and sweet and cold.
The two songs mingle together:
Like and unlike are they,
For one sounds tired and plaintive,
And one rings proud and gay.
They take no thought of their music,
The bird and the shepherd lad;
But the bird voice thrills with rapture,
And the human note is sac.
Graham r Tomson in Longman's Magazine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10

W. B. GUILL~MISS SCHELGRAU.
afraid of him; yet he got her into lone
room, made her believe he had the power
to ruin her family, produced Bible and
loaded revolver and induced her to swear
to secrecy and marriage. 1t turned out,
however, that in order to get the license
he had to swear she was over eighteen,
when in fact she was 2 year or two younger.
So the judge thought the cheapest way
out of it was to send him up for perjury,
and it was done
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10
1T WAS A STRANGE MARRIAGE.

A License, . Bible and Revolver Fig
ared in the Wooing.
"Williapi Benjamin GULL, do you love
my daughser?"
Indeed do, and want to marry her,"
Dora, io you love Mr. Guill?"
''No, ,son'tp'
.ss'Then That settles it,"
So said the father of Dora Schelgrau, of
40 Ninth street, San Francisco, and so
most people would say; but apparently it
didn't, for about a year later-to wit, on
the 9TH of December-Dora became the
mother of beautiful girl, and then said
she had been married to GULL during a
certain six weeks absence. Yet she was
frantically opposed to going back to live
with him, and begged her father not to let
him in the house.
GULL was eager to get to her, and the
law had to be appealed to. Then strange
story came out. Dora swore that she not
only did not like GULL, but was terribly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10
SIX rn.irrrrear.

While silk = exceedingly warm. sos. and
pieasaa. 20 the flesh. il Is az the sane time
not the be2-tnieSt substance for an uros:--
garment for eieasr 8 uasu or woman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10
No New Ones Need cd.

Jones-The Rev. Dr. Pessimiste said yes
terday that the devil had not invented any
new temptations for thousand years
Podsnap-He WAS right; the old ones are
entirely suffcienL-RAr's Horn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10

END OF A LONG TRIAL.

4 Georgia Wonsan Acquitted of the
Charge of Poisoning Neighbor.
After long trial jury at Rome, Ga,
has declared Mrs. Ora Mckee guiltless of
the poisoning of Mrs. Matt Wimpee
The two women were neighbors and
friends. According to the testimony Mrs.
Mckee some time ago borrowed money
from Mrs Wimpee and gave her note or
notes as security. These transactions were
conducted without the knowledge of her
husband, and it is claimed that Mrs. VIM
pee secured from Mr.. Mckee the cash she
loaned to Mrs. Mckee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10
Maid, Wife or Widow"

He-Won't you be mine, / would give
my life for you.
She-You NAV take NEON those terms
strictiy.-Kate Fields Washington.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10
W. r. BROWN A. BRUSH

w Il BROWN. A. BRUSH.
tires and is succeeded by w r. Brown,
postmaster of Newburg-a post 10 which
ne was appointed by President Cleveland.
William R. Brown was born Oct. ., 1871. a
son of John w. Brown. who was for sixteen
years on the supreme court bench. He has
engaged at various times in the lumber
and commission business, ran a ranch in
Texas for five years, and was a plaster and
cement manufacturer at Newburg, being
at all times an active Democrat aud noted
as Il hustler"
The king of Italy has beautiful estae,
near Pisa upon which he keeps 1000
horses. he also has a large herd of ccmels.
the pedigree of which runs back to tie an
finals in the time of the Medicis
Billy Lakeland's string of twenty ht-rses
are training well. Tea Tray has developed
into a handsome horse, while old Tattler
looks and acts as though he might make a
good showing among the stake horses.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10

The Wardenship of Sing Sing Prison.
After eleven years service Warden A. a.
Brush, Of the famous Sing Sing prison, re
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10
Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. G. OsGooD,
Lowell Mass
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10

Company, n Murray New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-01
FURNISHED 6onses.

City.
A FINE MANSION, convenient TO cable
n and elevated roads, 100th-st. high ele-
walton grand views healthful summer resi-.
dence early possession. DALEY, "a
West S5th-st.
A lRIVATE adult family can lease elegant,
N partially furnished house, 4Gth.st., near
5th.ave.; owner reserving two rooms.
DALEY, "a West 95th.st.
Country.
ID OMFBET, CONN.-To let. thoroughly
Il furnished residence Of Miss Eleanor
Vinton. For particulars inquire Of ROB.
ERT JACOB. care of L. l.. White Sc Co.,
40 Wall.st.
no RENT FOR SUMMER.-Island in
Il Caseo Bay. Maine coast three houses,
furnished, boats, garden and farm produce
JAMES MeKEEN, 80 Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-01

&I0 OO0WANTED in manufacturing tanGi"t Gc
sSro,s of o.tablishlng Ncw-YOrk branch
principal can be seen Thgr.day and Fridy
tctween 10 and .. Cal 40 BEN ION,
MICHEL e. CO.. go Broadway.
nnO OOO . cash, for 125-barrel roller
SZU.UUU mills; everything complct
IN live place near New-Yoft City; good
sbinnine and good trade; best aud salts
factory reasons given for selling. Address
A, j.. Tribune Office
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FURNISHED Rooms.

FURNISHED Rooms.
~.------~~-~~~-~~~~~~-~(-c-~>-~ .-,-..
A FIRST.CLASS furnished room, dressing
n room; ample closets, and bath SUIT
able for one or two gentlemen 4o6 LeHlhs-
tOn-0Ye.
UANDSOMELY furnished front room,
II facing Stuyvesant Park; hot and COD
water closets, &C. Call ANDERSON,
226 East 15th-st.
N UYSICIAN. Reception room and office
L good lient running water, wen furhisheu'
convenient location. 131 West 2lst-st.
40 WEST 4TH.ST.-Neatly furnished
Il sunny room; one or TWO gentlemen !
breakfast optional.
az TIL ST. 1914 WEST. Large, pleasant,
I'D wel.fufnished room large closet; Lot
and cold water
0oDST.. 81 EST.-Charmine sunny
00'fonS rooms, one or both private bath;
references.
oOTU-ST- 234 West.-Furnished square
.(S front room light housekeeping fefer'
ences all conveniences.
XcTH.S 202 WEST. Hand sOmely fur
40 nished large bay window room
running water, closets, bath private FAMILY
Drice So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-01

~ OACUMAN or GROOM.-Single; thor
- oughly understands his business; VIII
make himself useful on Gentleman's place :
references VIII crf-ify country preferred.
Address j. Box 100, Tribune Uptown Oniee,
/, 28S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-01
Real estate 10 Gfrbanue

WILL exchange an equity OF 81 800
Bensonhurst improved property for good
Brooklyn lots OF same value. Address
GOOD CHANCE. Box !. Tribune ONCE.
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flats 90 Get, FURNISHED.

>~->->.>->---->~~->y,y~-y- = =,
A n ELEGANTLY FURNISH ED APART
"A MENT in the Navarro, fronting the
pork is for rent from May 10 october.
INQUIRE at the office. 175 West 5sth-st.
ARMS. 81 West 10TH
NE ST.-Furnshed and unfinished apart
ments: nrst-class restaurant IN house
bathrooms with each apartment; not ana
cold water. Inquire ON premises.
l,UPERB APARTMENT Ia Osborne. 9th
- St corner 7th-aVe.-Magnlncently iur-
uished ~ feet front on street with wlue
balcony. Apply at Office in Osborne.
THO RENT furnished in the Navarro Build
ing from May l TO September l, OF
longer. a handsome corner apartment: facing
the Park. Inquire at ONCE 40 WEST
5Sth-st.
600 WEST 5YfH- ST.-Very desirable
Z,1U apartments opposite Central PARK !;
light rooms perfect order furnished or I'M
furnished long lease If desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-01
iuork tpantso.

Males
VONUG MAN, 10 years old, desires a po-
i sitOn whore honesty and faithfulness
viii be recognized by STEADY Advancement T;
con Furnish excellent ref, reDccs and sccuri-
". Address 4. y. H., l03 Last S9th.st.
VOUNG MAN, age 25. married. desires
outdoor position, where strict attention
to business viii insure appreciation and pro:
motion 10 years business experience good
80lesman; best references. ORLANDO,
Box 8. Tribune once.
VoUNG MAN. 81 years. living with
u parent. desires position where years.
sound business experience and strict atten.
ton TO business Will be appreciated good
shipping clerk years olllce experience
With present employer. Address AT.
LANTfC, Tribune Office.
" DUNG MAN. (1s) wishes position writes
good hand ~ correct at lgcTes has
knowledge CT bookkeeping, stenooraphy and
0lkkee. '''' 49,
YOUNG NAN would like position in office
Il as assistant; some knowledge OF bCAis !;
understands shipping and packing quick
marker years reference Address IN
DUSTRIoUS Box rs, Tribune otilee.
VOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION AS
Il tutor to young boys for summer; or
would travel with two or three boys; best
references given and required. Address Lt
Box a, Tribune Uptown Onlee, l,23S
Broadway.
VOUNG MAN, 10, would like situation
Il In an office, or collector in real estate
Office. Address c., Tribune Ohce.
" OUTH, II, wants situation whore faith
i frl services will be rewarded by pro-
motion. Address L. r., Tribune ONCE.
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flats 90 Get. Anfurnishe0


A PAYMENTS to let In the new building
IL st s0th.st. and Amsterdam (10th) ase. !;
from i've rooms TO seven, with and with:
out steam heat all newly decorated aud
Grst.elass finish throughout; rents from S2l
TO $55 per month. Inquire Of the owners
on premises. GORDON BROTHERS.
ID LACK BUILDING, 251 Fifth-ave.. en-.
- trance I East 2Sth-st. large apartment
sunny exposure; also one for bachelor.
VAESIRABLE FLATS AND APART.
~ MENrS uIfurnished and furnished f,
all parts city. FOLSOM BROTHERS. s3l
broadway.
nES1KABLE apartment; all light rooms I;
~ central location: rent only $40 per
month; possession immediate. Apply on
premises, 1873 East 40th-st., or TO =. IL.
LUDLOW q Co, 500 6th-ave., cor. 42d.st.
HOFFMAN ARMS, go Madlson-ave.-
Al Apartments TO rent on 9th floor, so
feet square; parlor, library, dining-room,
three bedrooms, bath and servants rooms
and light Kitchen: rent s. 800 per annum,
including steam heat and fuel for range.
Apply 10 FRANK HARDY, Superintendent.
THE MONTAGUE. 103 and los Montague
L St., Brooklyn.-Elegant apartment, SUI
perb location 10 minutes nom Wal-st.
Apply on premises. or TO FRED j. STONE
loWner), go Broadway. Ny.
rpHE TFlFTH AVENUE" 5th.ave.. cor.
i 65th.st.-Elegant apartments. 10 rooms
and bath; all improvements, including ele-
VatOrs and steam heat free rent 90 April i,
1891. CHAS. w. BUsHINGER Supt
90 WASHINGTON SQUARE, overlooking
~ the Park most attractive. sunny apart
ment OF 8 rooms for one or two years, un-
furnished price a $50. Apply TO II. w.
ENGLAND, 2S West 23d.st., Sd floor.
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Connirp Real estate 20 Get

A RVERNE. BY-THE-SE Long Island.
"A Cottages TO rent completely furnished.
30 minutes Via l.. /. II. Il.
Directly on the ocean superb beach !:
stablng meals and attendance from arverno
Hotel II desired. Particulars
RICHARD A. STEAkNS, 265 Broadway.
EAsT oNANGE, n. J.-For rent--one
n extra fine house, with all improvements
Address JOHN w. RUSSELL. 200 Bway.
II LEGANT COTTAGE on the Hudson to
~ rent; one hour from New-York; II
rooms every convenience in perfect order /;
beautiful grounds; partly furnished rent
$50. Particulars and photograph OGDEN
CLARK, 240 4th.avc.
n ANTI OK ET.--To let, cottage IL rooms ;
l comfortably furnished; superb view !:
bathing. boating excellent water convent
ent; 1910. G., 4o1 Central-ave., East Or
ange. n. ].
& EwAREN, n. J.-Modern houses for
- sale or rent: public water supply and
sewerage; superb water front on Arthur
Sound "a minutes from New-York on Jer.
sey Central r. u For circulars, &C.. APP
ply 70 J. H JOHNSTON. 12l, LibeIty.st.,
n. Y. or JAMES GRoWNEY, Sewaren,
ITO LET.-Near TO both d. L. & w. and
Erie stations Orange, n. j.; two houses
on adjoining grounds IL rooms each; all
improvements also furnished house, with
large grounds, by the season or year. Ad.
dress j. n. W., 124 Clinton Place, or 90
Day-st, Orange, n. J.
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acrses ano Garnassb.

[IUl0t1 htt0
IL Landau a co.,
and broadway, 5lst-st. a4d tsn-srsyE.e
SPRING AND SUMMER CAkhiASh@S
xy,c,or,as Waponettes,
e tS.vIisss ipeOot Wagons,
Saot. W. ss,,ar. Curtain Rockaweys,
x wv, pssS1aas Tx. Top Cabrioleos.
rrenaa,,ist.es Dos.a-Dos,
d dsanih,sa. Road Wagons,
= 49, po.kawavs TOP Phaetons,
gl..sea ipecnawavs Ladies' phaetons,
Spider Phsetons. n uSkoeIIssis
Vis-e-Vis, nniaho
iSancS, T,ans Derby Phaetons,
rneetc,ss xTaoona Surreys,
DDs.oss, nraneSsms. Children's Traps,
pooss. punrSoerds. saxon Phoetons,
's"'' SECONDHAND
vvaoons Phaetons, Buckboards, hoSks.
ways, surrsys Es 5N 2,,o Trs ssts v''pfS os.s.
h hos viIiaes Carts, Stanhope Gigs, Stan:
icpe Phsetons. Depot wagons Al w sSoSts
iphaetoas. Ex. Top Caoriolets, huhsoou'e'
Cancpv Victoria Phaetons.
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Citn Real Gsstate 5r ale.

-
-
RsOLUTE BARGAIN; IN ! bought
n for about "a little mon as would
take 10 pay rent new 3-stOrpriYe house;
best location; Manhattan-a., 18th and
10ith sts. 400 feet from evat( station
and PARK; price s13,5o0.
T EFT OVER houses tgain STE
LVENS, 9th.ave., cor. l-st. ;9th-aVe.
ard lo4th-st.; Boulevard. c sstht.
cACRTFICE. 16 wESTe1THST.. on
- easy terms 4.stOry ernlston private
6wCllmr, cabinet trim, IS. front Apply
on promises; no agents.
tn HREE 3.story and subear br1s dwell
j iues: Ohio freest0ne rmmigs: 40
TT deep. 13 rooms. ipcludi bath ali i'm
Trovements. Inquire 1924 Gave. between
fth aad 7th SIS. Cash S1,p or Iore; or
exchange for city lots.
$4,000 c 6,s5Sc5t Tps a 5S,Dst o@S
Dwelling. c0x45Xl02 {; good car; fee gar
Zen and nelghb0rhOod coultsO e Cccu-
Md by several families soche9l on &C.
count Of leaving city. 3i7 Il S4ast.
Brooklyn Real lhte.
TsIRABLE INVESTlNT.-5-story
~ np1rtinent-house best loon In Brook
lyn All rented might cxeha equity over
$4,000 at AZ. Apply Broadway
Room 3ll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-01

A YOUNG GIRL not long in country, de-
N sires situation 10 take care OF children
and assist in other light duties, sc. Box
80, Tribune UPTOWN 0nice, ], 23S Bro adway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-01

| CALIFORNIA young woman will
" make herself useful In any. capacity
in return for passage to California
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-11
STATE NEWS


Q 5. Clark OF Jamaica recently fell from
the Wsrdtboro irestle. striking on bis
head and shoulders. His neck swelled to
twice it's natural size 10 few min utes, but
phys say the injury is only temper
cry.
The citizens OF Montpelier have decided
10 have . big Fourth Of July celebration
and lave sIresdy raised more than sIl00
Of the $1,000 which the celebration 10 to
cost Lyudonvills hss voted $500 for =
ceie brstion.
The process Of pumping ont the shaft d
the copper mine ., Wo.co,t 10 delayed .
week al lesst 10y The bursting OF the cir
cham Der Of the pump. Asorhmsn 60 feet
down the sbsIt osnovly escaped ins,snl
death by The fall Of the sppsrssua
Miss Nancy Cochran. familiarity knosn
as Aun, Nancy died May &c ., South Loo.
doaderry. Her is,hes. David Cochran.
csne 10 the town ID iT72. from London.
derry. n. u Nancy ives The las. Of her
fathers family and bad che lived till jane
i6 could have been 50 years old. She vs
The oldest woman 10 tom. and one Of the
oldesi 10 the county. To within . week
her death Miss Cochran retained her men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-11

isl sra physical power vcbaerially. She
~. Intelligent 10 conrerssiioh. quick u
fepsr,es. With sl.sys stiDd word tor all
A. NJ Thomas. native Of gstlasd
county Who lives last scrass The stale lane
10 wssbiDston eosn,y. n. Y 10 Hsmp,on
township, 10 IS yen. old, sHi the father
OF 81 children. al Of whom are hvins. Mr..
Thomass vile 10 also . native Of Rutland
comfy. and three yesn younser than be,
Fifteen yesrs ago they we're married. 10
20 months they found themselves the par
snts Of four bright spd beautiful children.
With simost unvHyins regularity ever
sipcc the family has increased by addition
Of sometimes twins and sometimes triplets
until the number has reached 80 Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas are thrifty and contented
couple. aud their children sre fair looking
aud healthy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-11

EAsl AhLiNoioNs
Mrs. Henry Wilder Is visiting at P. @
Wilder's.
"A party from here attended the races
81 Cambridge last week.
Hon. J. Il Judson has gone to, Maine
on fishing expedition.
Miss Nay Shackshober aud brother
spent Sunday in Bennington.
Mrs. Seth Warner aud Miss Ge,tie
Robinson we're in Troy last Monday.
Miss Lottie Shepard who has been on
the sick list 10 able to be out once more.
Childreus Day will be observed At the
Congregational church Sunday evening
June IA.
The Congregational church is being
treated 10 nsW coat Of paint. A. Z. Stone
has charge Of the work.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-11
Gei.s south.
Geiss North.
oousrY couKr-yuxE Tern

Hos n. W. fs~it iNtsl sssh"s
Hos sHrnsas Nrcaols. Associate
iIas H. u. BorTrx. Judses
E4yvanp HiEi.. Clsrt.
J0Hs Isonssos. shsfis-
q ". hA~0s, States Aiiofnt''
ea '"A ~ /,
H@ y, hesN'' - . .. '''''1 80 -
HsyA~' 10" y" ~ Ae''oa . Tvs, -
iss feeo'ef! o. properly s'oae' ~ o-.
~ 40 efloef 90 su'i 10 's'of o. is''0' ~
iifs decided ths' ihs proper! pe'oaso' y
The plsisilh aud gave hifa 'e'''e' 'O'
tis.@ Eiesphons ~ ns'snos1'
Ssaopi * csoMoA, ~ o. H. bngorth'
Tn. ss 40 sc'ien OF sisosef Ia when VI
CieGoss sought 70 recover iof as"sss "
his reputation ana oasiee /" '.
spoken ~ dsishasn'' Inc ae'e1'e ''''"'u
tbs, words coupis'nsd oi wsfe sPoAe' =!
The ds'enash' on Via peio'e WV o'
'0'e's ~ S'' '''''' -. ..s'-. =
oa' ~ Ae s''' .,
voc Ds''s " -. = A..
Tvs ~" =, -, 49,, ,.,,,
e'as s'' '''' s y. ,,.-,, 49,,
90 '" So 49,, 81.
49,, N. a.,.na..,
''H s"' y =
ise'tih chtor@ y oT"" "H'''H' ~"
ss 80 ses'on iof "espsss 'o' e'.'ss 'Vme
trees 90 land claimed ~ p's'n',"' wv -,
sa'i sss fesiiy 'of we purpose "
Ing the ooundefy nee oe.seeh 'ns p'"s
shich w@ ~ o"pu'e' Aoe !a'' e.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-11

Toe cream soda 81 J. N. Hard's druI
store.
The Eqainox House will be open fo
guests June IL.
Mrs. Jadge Rowell was atl the Nun
con house over Sunday.
Silver souvenir pepholders OF Man.
chester, W. al the drug store.
will the person who picked up =
small black. wrought lace veil kindly
leave the same 81 the JOURNAL Office.
-Rsv. DR.. Smy,h OF New York. and fam
lily arrived in town Monday. and will oc'
capy thsir co,,see during the summer
There wa quite 3 heavy frost on
Thursdsy night OF last week which did
some damage 10 gardens and early crops.
Mrs. G. +. Steel is putting their cot
tsgs 10 readiness for the Clsrks who occu'
pied IL las, year, aud who are expected In
week two.
Mrs. Housh,on and children Of New
York have arrived at the Sammit Farm
CD. A.. Flsk,) for the summer. They
spent The summer there last year,
Regular meeting OF Skinner Post 81
their post rooms on Friday evening. A
fall Atiendsnce Is desired ~ special bus.
iucss will come before the meeting.
The friends Of Mi.s Annie Baths are
glad 10 learn that she hss returned from
Emerson institu,e. Mobile. Ala. where
sbs has been teaching the pas, yesr. She
will remain 81 home during tho sum,ner
vacation.
--Mss Della Coshman. oldest daughter
Of the lsic Rev. DIR. Cushmsn, died in
Brooklyn. n. \. sunday evening. She
bed been Ill Tor lorg time With consump
ton. and bier death vas no. unexpected.
The body arrived 10 town Wednesday af
issaoon aud Was Inferred 10 Dsllwood
Cemetery. Her brother. Allie Cashmsp
aud sls'er Mrs Fiags -rre preseo.
Al the meeting isst Ss,nrdsyito pro.
noie the .siat,fishneu, 81 new library
The enusi,lee sss Instructed 10 prepare
the necessary papers and obtain signatures
Tor The purpose Of cbsr,ering the insti,n.
ton under the general Las fhs sigma
lufes vail be obtained AID the articles ~
association filed ~t,h the town clerk IN
time Ter The beli meeting which will b~
held .. p. N. on Saturday n Mr.. G. 4.
Ofsis
some vriy Zoe icdkirg blocks Of var
iees,ed red mstble iron The Taconio Gus
~ have heen dnsn TO their mill the psst
sest. sud the quality eeuiihnes to i'm
prove ~ Tho work Of qnsrrying proceeds
Tits 10 according 10 the rule 10 oil quar-
rise. The top la,sssi hardly ever proving
scuId. Mr.. seh~ni. Who 10 ssperiniend |
ise The sasirs u The company, 10 very Ger
lsin tbs, be hss epe Of tbs very ''h,gsisl''
thinss 10 ihf eouptry and The ouilooh Tor
. most soeoessiai business il certainly
very encouraging. There is no question
sbos, The beatty and ,slae Of the s,obe II
!, can he eb,sined soupd. and itst qpes'
,.on IL dsaly coming bearer solniion II II
hes not sifesdy beeu solved.
The ssti,sussy exercises OF Barr A
Dut,ot Seninssy viii occur - follows:
II grsdsy - Saturday. JpGs Is %. sIsn
insiiess. sandsy. JaDe 81. II . m ser
nos 10 The grad assing cisss ., the cossre
gsilonsl church by Prof l. W. Spring Of
OF wiil,sns College Taes5sy Jase %. 2
p N. 81 The tSeninsiy Serior Cisss Day
exercises. SIP. %. 81 MIsse Hall. Janior
txLibiiicn. Wednesday. Jnns "a. . = O,
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A Safe Gasrd-Always ON Duty

Thousands make . practice OF taking
Dr. David Kennedy's Favoriie Remedy. Of
Rondou,; n. u, whenever they have symp'
toms Of possible sickness. and through the
promp, action Of this remarkable medicine
they are really never Ill. |, is perfect safe,
guard against all forms Of mslsris, sick
and nervous headache. palpita,ion, dys.
pepsis and heartburn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-11
MANCHEsTER DEi'oT.

Mrs. Alvin Davis IL quite ILL.,
johnson Burrit, is disabled by the
grip.
Allen Lskin has moved into J. v. Col.
wins house
Willard Monroe is confined to the
hopse by sickness
The jrou,b bids fair 10 cause light
bay crop in this section.
Mrs. Lee Bourn and son ara visiting
relatives 10 Hoosick fAlls. N. Y
Harley Fleming has moved back 10
Manchester 10 the house With Il Pulley.
MIR. snd Mn WILDER wellmsn have
been spending ies days With friends in
Jamaica
Harry Lssfence has gone to Berlin.
n. y. Engaged ~ clerk ina q Coonen
store 10 that place.
Miss Myrtle Limpson hss been spend
ing couple Of seet ~i'h her sun'. Mrs.
Amos Lslbrop 10 Peru.
Mrs. Joshns Parker from Lopdonder.
~ has been spending lev days with
Mr. y. / fsrnum.
Frank Saith hiss bought lot Of Will
s,mouds porh Of Loren Bulkleys and 10
= barn 90 H.
-Ansss L.mrson and si,s and child
from Bosson. Mas. sre sioppios With Li.
brother. Rodney Lsmrson.
Mira Mslisss Eaton camminss olice
o. shoss death appears 10 this issus Of
lbe JouKxAI so The widow Of Ed Cam
mings. one Of the four brothers together
us.h = cousin vhs we're killed 81 the battle
81 Savage station
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SUNDERLAND

Robbie. the young son OF j. W. Hulett
was badly bitten on the arm recently by =
dog belonging to Lewis Hill. and the
wound was dressed by DR.. Clark Of Airing
ton. The dog has been killed.