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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01
letter froms Former Resident.

MANCHESTER. N. II. Nov. ~, 1872.
Editor Journal = Inclose pay for tb'
JOURNAL and N. Y. Tribune. The JOURNAL
comes t. cur home like an Oh friend snt
should the Editor chance +, come to thi
city We would be delighted to see him snt
would show him Manchester, N, II. as on,
OF the mot thriving cities 10 New Eng
land.
Among our industries are the Amoskese
Manufacturing Co. with capital Of 81,
600, 900. l4OOO horse power sndja pay rol
Of 300, 900 monthly. Manchester Mills
capital 50 100000, Amory Mills, capita
81. $50 600, Stark Mills. capital 81 $50. 900
Print Works. Manchester Locomotiv,
Works. Forssith Machine Co. three larg,
shoe shops any quantity Of, ether indus
tries, all giving employment to the work
ing classes aud rapidly building up The
city aud msking 1t one OF the most promis
ing places for live man to invest money
with good results Of which New Eng land
can boast. -
Will the new administration change oil
thisp We ere inclined 10 believe that The
party will hardly carry ont the conditions
Of their platform, tb,t so fer as the tariff
is concerned they WILL simply work few
changes and thus. 10 the main, scknow
ledge that the Republicans we're right.
= ft JOHN I. BEACH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01

A Washington special says. Senator
Morrill,. chairman OF the committee on q
nance, has arrived 10 Washington for the
winter. His health is quite restored and
be takes great Interest 10 the approaching
session. 10 tludipg 10 40 intimatiou
which bss been thrown out that an st
tempt would be made TO pass some Of the
tentative bills now in his committee from
the House. among them those 10 which
binding twine. tin plste snd silver lead ore
sr. 10 be placed on the Tree list. Senst u
Morrili says ibs. the Democratic managers
may be able TO accomplish their purpose
II they can secnre the cooperation OF fonr
or 1--WE wesk.kneed Republicans who wish
to make . little capital 10 their contests Tor
reelection this winter. n they can be
broue hs over. II ia proposed by ooe Of the
Democrat senators to move that the COM
mittee on finance be discharged from the
further consideration OF the binding twine
or one OF The tther billie, theL forcing di'
rect vote on the question. II their scheme
should be success ful. with tho aid OF thet Q
republican senstors, they may be able to
pass toe bill. Senster Morrill,, hovever,
rays they will isil Of their ultimate pqrro .
% he feels conf lent tbst President Hsrri.
scn will promptly veto any bill reaching
him by such methota
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01
STATE NEWS.

Begin nipg with the winter term OF th
Law school Of Yale i. Is expected that Pro-
Z. ]. Phelps will resume his con ectioI
with that institution. He will also deliver
9 course Of Lectures before the theological
students. 10 the event OF bis being sp
pointed to an important position by tn,
next president OF the United States it II
probable tn At 80 effort will be made to SO
cure Sen ,tor Il lmun Is as his succ essor
Nothing hes been done 10 this direction
OF course. but many friends Of the Law
school have suggested that such coui SO
would be wise oie u pursue
| All the bank. hsv. sent oll notices ~.
minding their customers that 10 compll.
snce With the law ia passed by tue legi
islsture, 40 days OF grace viii be given sf'
ter J ,nuary mkt
While NJ ,son Fletcher OF s. q .orse vas
out driving the other day he wac struck
With the wind aud rain storm with such
fcro3 20 % intn bis team over and aroInd
the ho,s II eng itself from the wagon
ran home dist nee OF about three miles.
Recon- ends 1t ior whoopins cough.
Mr.. john II. Ogden. AsLville N @. wr.t.f:
lave used DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup 10
my family for six years aud can cbes rIuliy
recommend il % one OF the beat remedies
ever used. Have also tried il for whoop'
ing cough with the best resn 4,
Jicob .jrvtrsor, . Norwegian. who has
driven . team 1t Oel tire Rutland for about
Two yesfs. ,ceived nsws last week thst
by the de.t, OF bis uncle 10 Norway be
nsd fallen heir TO property worth $500. 900
The urvs was seu, him bya letter from
DO administrators OF his uaciss Q tate
Severson is rs yesrs old and unmarried
he Is naturally at hid fell,w. but 10 much
elsted over his good fortune.
A writer In the BstJn Transcript says.
Probably lev touas 10 America hsvs beeL
the home Of q, many disting utshed person.
~ Bra,tleboro. Her, wrrs born sud rssr,
81 Wilbur Fisk. the eminent divine, the
tso Hunt., Lr4in q Mead, tue sculptor,
Who. while . mr., lad. ons Winters morn,
log electrified the town bys snyv image
Of Toe recording angel" snd host Of
Others Three women OF the present gen.
stioa srs note worthy: Mrs Will Q. rlton.
Mira May Z wllsins. and The. sweet,
voice sonsstfess. NJ ny Hove
l hsvs btsn . gree, sufrer hon cstari
RI ior over leo yssrs; bad II ury bad.
could hardly breathe. sums night,
could no, sleep and h.j 70 wsik tbs floor.
poi chased Eiy's Cresm Balm and an
asing u iresIy.it Is soriiJg cure surely.
| have sivised several ffiends TO use IL
.ud siih bsrpy resulis in every case. Is
10 tho neoieins above ali OILERS fr CO
Inrh. And he worth %. seight 10 gold. 1
,hsnk God l bsvs feaad rmeJy can
use siih safety and tsst does I'll that 10
'lsinsd ior ii. his earios my dssfssss.
B. w. sperry. Hartford, Com.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01

W. A. Bichsrdson. alleging 10 reprcsenl
the Wsssrs Miliiss eonpsny Of Bos.on.
hes hs<s sptrSins hesssbcsis lately. HE
nsilod vss sc sell hsii o. grain ecars
. cheek d ga shsss, Fnehbprs. Msss
end 10 o,ba places Beeestiy be got from
james n Whitney Of Bspuias,ou CHECK
Tor $500 dated Jsnosry 4. isaS. and sno'
,her eheck iot like smoant from Q. T.
Bacon Of Londonderry. Wnils trying 10
sell tLess 90 4. l. Gofiih Of Dainty. be
sss srrcted and tropsh, TO Bennins.or
for trisl ,Ye,tadsy Richardson succeeded
10 seitlins ihess suits with the Vernon,
authorities BY siviss up beth checks and
paying costs. But be vas arrested again
u The instance 81 Clarence Joy Of Hoosick
Fa1., N. y. whom Richardson had suiu.
died gu. Of 1900 10 1890 Richardson Is
AZ old offender. bat has the appearance u
gettIeman. II has been learned tbs.
there Is no such concern 10 Bosioa ~ the
wes,,ra Milling cOmpsny,
Rep rssentstive Flynn OF Mes Hampshire
vas 10 Rutland Saturday on his way home
IRON The Dslioasi ooIyen,ioa OF thu
Knights Of Labor recently held At b.
Louis, He spoke irsely 10 regard to the
order and said The general assembly has
taken an advance step 10 many things
The constitution Of the order vent
through sthorough revision. Tue presn'
BILE OF the order has also been cbarged'
together with some pats OF it's political
principles. Updsr these changes be
thought tL,t the order vould make great
progress in the neat two years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01

The New YorASun Gao hardly contain
iissli ii the suggestion Of It's Mugvump
contemporary. the Times that Mr.. Csrl
scburz Is tbs tiltest man TO represent New
York. 10 the Serate OF the United StNes.
i. recalls ibe acceptance Of Schulz Of .
position 10 whst II calls the fraudulent
catine, Of President Hays. snd refers to
him ass nimbIe sdyentursr in politics by
acdeinl reyirsion Of the election rsturns
In New York ei,y. the Sun clearly demon.
sir.ted ttst the Mugwumps either voted
IT, the Tamnspy municipal ticket or tbs,
tLeir entire vote was less than 800. II the
former istfns they sssuredly have right NO
topro,est sgslnssthe domination Of Tam'
many methods In the state and nAtion;'sf
tie latter they sre, Of course. OF no 40
coaat anyway.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01
Advice TO sio,A.s..

Are Yen disturbed at night aud broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teetb2 II so,
sepd ct once and get botlls OF Mrs Win
allows Soothing Syrup f,r children teeth
ing ltcures dysentery. disrrtoea, regu,
lstes the stomach aud bowels. cures wind
collie, soltebs the gums. reduces il 4 ,ms'
ton. aud gives t,ne and energy to the
whole system Mrs. Wioslows soothing
Syrup Tor Uhildren Teethiog is p lesssnt
to the taste and is the prescription OF one
Of the odest and best Tensile physicians
and nurses Ia the United Stat g. and is for
ssls by Ill druggists ,hrou sbout the world
Price. Is ceuts tile.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01


Gen. Weaver, LIE Populist csniidate
for the Presidency, thinks that his party
10 tae comiuR ooe 10 our politics and will
be 10 fu'l power brf n the advent Of the
twentieth century. The tr. uuds on which
he bsses his opinion are Interesting. The
Peoples prrtf. be ssseris, nov holds the
balance 81 power In more than three
fouiths OF the States, aud in The Sem to OF
the Uultsd States, where II will act % =
break ~st-r sgsins, vicious legislation and
enable il TO epforce the free coinage Of ell.
yer snd the adoption Of 81 American sys
ton Of Gu rency. The currency part Of
tin programme Is Wild sud cLimsricsl
bus 1T Il 90
Bosyius the Republican part. forever.
Gen. Weaver drs~s this b, roscope Of the
sictorl. u. Democracy. Tue task row be-
for. the Des ocrstic patty Is Impossible
from his standpoint litle Democrats re-
d ice the t,tiiI t,x there viii be . q, fcit.
unless they reduc, tbsm to tue DIN.
that uill stimulate impur atoms 10 rder
10 keep up the rrv.Lur. la that event
l.bH vii beeome di.r tist "a. aid the
o, II sensation Gil b- .n explosion tbs.
will bresk the q " iato ir4gDsoi-.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01

Grand Master W Isnn oslerly tskss
vry ctr ,us ,r ,uai % the mmie ration
question 10 bi. .uua address 10 the 10th
sanuAl .es.iou 4 s.. l. ,uis. he sould
totally exclude /, !, inmisrsrts sfone not
sell tnppc, ting st the time OF their arrival
10 ,ti, coua,fy. PJfs feed trm Of 10
years be souli permit. DO immigrant to
Ian sho cannot prove that be hss mesns
eaoush 10 support himself and oil those
dependent o. him Zoe one year. This
whole problem dem.ods h'roic Heaii
meat, AMI Their 10 grester dsnser tha.
30 shall forssttasi sr are fres men 10 It'll,
county and p,rnii tas incoming btries
TO Ear pesDsr' ne b iyrs We can Amer
c.aixs them Hansfeis o. Thousands OF
iorelsees ere ,hra., apoa his csun'r.
ever year. sosas aiinrea by g isrerr ssen'
,s,ion snd eiasrs seas direct from ihe pen
nstiiaries aud prison peos Of the Old
World. While siiii o,L.r are hired 90 the
other side Of the water by those sto
sonld loser the stsad1d Of wages 10
this eosstry. TIE rspsci'y Of tie eD'
p!oysrs Of labor. the srssd Of The ovSsr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01

Great BTilsins proposition on the silver
u,s,iop submitted NJ the monetary con
terence by Ro,h.cLila is the subject Of
much discussion. The general opiuiou is
that II means tlat the conference will fsil
TO give the relief winch tbs silver people
bsve hoped f,r or demanded. A mere
agreement 10 the proposition fJr par
chsss OF $50. 900 600 worth OF silver by
European power, yearly would mean little
as II would not be binding uutil l.gitls
ton VAS bsd by those countries, nor
would II place tins country or o,h,r coun'
tries any nearer the goal of free coinage
which the silver people insist on as The
olly thing that will satisfy them. The ou.
ly bepefi that thisproposi ion would be 10
the United States wouli be an increase
In the market abroad for about Sl5 900,
600 worth Of silver yearly. which IL mere
drop in the bucket. and tle plan proposes
to compel the United States TO buy more
than twice % much silver annually a. All
Of Europe tog, toer. which is looked up'
on ~ very much offs jug handled propo
sition Il 10 believed the conference will
mplish little.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01

10 speaking Of Ms MARY Y Lesse sLo
10 proposed ~ Kansas o. mem Der Of tbs
Uuiied STATES senate. the Nev YORK. Press
ssfs; Mrs Lesss hss been the principal
mi..ionuy Of The Peoples pssty. She hss
ir,yalsd mere sideI, than sny Of her Popu
lie, COLLEAGUES In 'pelIbindine; che has
suffered si,b Gen. Weaver the msrtyrdom
OF stalls eggs 10 6eorsis and Of deaths
hesd notices 10 Tennessee. She 10 vigorous
ssd sdroit. and her language 10 enough TO
dsuDl 90 ibsslis or al Ipgersoii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01

10 lsea the SuE canal opened. tbs,
made the shipping 81 sbea, easy from In'
die TO Crest Britain. About The same time
r.iiresds began /, be built nth .n,rsordi'
nary rspidiiy 10 both Isdis aud tie norih'
western part Of the United y siss. Beth
fesions thus being opened mp bsgsn 10
lprcdpce sbrei tor erpofs 10 Urge gnanti
lies. !. "a. DO, nli lss0. hossver. that
the export ircu ladis began seriously TO
tirrstep tho uuIi,d S.s,e. trade xita EGG
land in ~hesl
] The epoi nous productien siili goes on.
Great Britain preferably takes Der supply
~ wheat irm Der own colonies There
are besides thousands Of English, Inch
and Scotch farmers IN the Argentine Re
pohlic sho send tneir crops 10 the mother
Q, ua,y, Before the Rassisn famine our
export Of whest to EpglsDd bsd fallen of
over 90 per cent. This much IL certain -
the Uni,ed Stats esnntt depend on Gresi
Britain 10 take from her the former guam
titles Of wheat. Our own population will
10 time grow to the point OF consum ing oil
our wheat si home, bot ii will OF be next
week. nor 10 five yeurs.
Meantime . dispatch says. There is pot
40 elevator 10 oil the west that is net
or ahmed to bursting with wheat. The
s,ofeh houses u al the lake ports sra in the
ssne condition. 10 one day not long since
there vas 81 Chicago 10000 cars loaded
sitb srsih, Never before in the history
Of The country has there been so vas. .
store OF wheat within its borders IL il
really worth considering whether ii vii
no, be well fer farmers to let u on the
rAisins OF wheat Tor year or two and try
something else. The southern farmers
raised Too much cotton last year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01


The isdis1spolls ssbiinsi. the state 10,
gen 81 the Dcoccrsrse party ofIedians.
be. H.,ed 500 nstrj Tor the Q .; cou
,waos OF the vsDdsis sbo dstsersted The
sr.vrs oi Usion soldiers 10 di6ereut psfis
Of the sists The pist, sfi~f the result OF
The election sss kuose. The vsndsl scis
wers the dsabios 81 tbs soidnrs 'cub'
rsopes sits red paiut Ia the ton oi
Nilbar uiDe soidhn are buried 10 the
cburchysrJ. sbd the tombstoDes OF eight
vas~ d, nlsd Tbs ssu 10 .tsonsly II p
nbiissn. Ia. u, mocsis OF the old scaeol
are thick 10 ths surrouading ceuptty ia
tbs village OF Hall, i've nils from wiibef
etc tso cent ries. aud 10 these ,be graves
Of sli the soldiers we're desc, rated. The
Democrats secuss R@pablioans OF doing
The . orb, though they DO 20, explain the
motive or bring proof. Whether the Ben
tlasl Is really sshsned Of it, party n Is
oily plsyies bluff gill appear when
os.e gets Into court
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01

The railroad record OF the United 6tsh
es !, somtthlng suszing 10 1861 the to,
tai railroad nllssse Of The oountry YES 49,
80 niles leu yssrs later. after hsvios
p8ssei tiroush one the mot disastrous "
~sr', the miIesss bsd grown to BE- 40. 1856
miles. or little less than double. In 1880
We bad 81. 72i miles, aud 10 1880 The ii CUR
es hsd ssoIlen to the colossal proportions
Of i73. tg7 miles. or "A IS per cent Of the
railrosd mileage Of the whole world.
Til. is ia3 miles in excess Of oil lines
10 Eafole.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01

81 steamships, ssa The nSnl cossrdies Of
car rsssas ass hs!s rrsssu,sd ihs sases.
meat Of ~ isissson .hieh vosid have long
stses relieved the ',rsin. We cen better
sasd W sla TIE Esfopesa ~ sfastiss
dovs TIE is,tiiuiioas which cypress him
- he0s ihsa W eosiinEs syssem vhicA
viil issvitsbly seaaes the Amsriess verk
mao 10 verse copditions ibsn ihoss tn
per,spced shrssd by isose who are nsv
ionti Ing 10 this lssd fer rsliss. Ia oopclui
.ion Mr. Posderiy pom, dir ssts vhsi
The vortiss men Of this eonpify mean 10
do shous Il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01

Ceusrssrss Bytsn. from isdisns, ell
- pate himself 80 record ~ . democrat
sks isron The feslopiioe 81 tse lniqaH
iose sseoms tsr. bot ts ouly vspss u 10
sPpiy 10 peT.oss 9Th large ,noones.
Shi,as,. Briee sid ihs other uillioasirs
nsssesf. 81 ihs cleveispa csmpslxr, is'
s.Eeiss tur riliiuntir trcver aud Iros'
rtaiiss Ssss,os. ESv,ra MURPHY, Jr.
.ili lase ao'ice and govern Themselves
socuriingiy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01

Clsfsisnd bss slrsady ssher 10 the vil
dsurss 70 ssospe tie onslsugb, Of offis
.ssltte. hs,its soGs 70 . ANAL isispd 90
ihr col tBek hurtns ln 40 in,srvies
tyicrs bs l'ii be expressed b. dissu, a
&c iuists,sss sad flee seeking Letters be
asd focsivod sed ssid isy souid oct BE-
sp.~-rd. Too mneh haste. be svssred
tigb inpeuI OBJ. chsoess The frat
.tall BE- lat aud The Last frst, for macy
ere called and i.~ ebosep," seems 4, be
hls fsrar.ts Lti
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01

Doe OF the bills before the Alsbams leg
islstufe 10 ssid 10 provide that oil persoLi
whose taxes amount to less than Ave dol
iars eau have the debt RENTED II they car
show ths, they did no. vote Of the proceed
Ing Aagu.t and November elections. The
motive OF tie proposed Law IL disclosed BY
the statement that Of the lowest estimate
fily per cent. OF the colored vote would
take advautAge Of this plan for saving q
few doll r.. V,tss have sometimes been
paid Tor staying At home on election day.
bu, tots IL the iifst time II has been pro
posed 10 take from the public treasury the
funds necessary - foot such bills. Oue
cannot readily believe that this Plan tot
msking bribery Legal is put forward with
. serious desire for It's adoption.
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1919 g.
Harper's Magazine.
lLLusrRATKp.

HAbPks's MsoAslsK toi 1893 viii enniihue o
MAINTAIN The nnfi,aied standard OF ton o lenre
which hs. ,hArsclenscd IL from the beginning 4.
Amor x the potable features OF the year there
will be new novels by ACoNas DorLr, ssrASct
fR>IMuRk WooLsos aud NnLIss nIaok short
o,i,s will 10 contributed b. the M ~ popular
wH,efs OF Tho day, including M.ss y, 0iLkiss,
RICHARD HAHnIso DsNl., hAsoARbT DsiAsH
Bh,sDta MAfasws, and many Others. The Illus
tsien descriptive papers will embrace sr,lcts
bv icills RAirn on new Southern and Western
subjects, by J uropoRE cmip on Indis. Nv
rvrLTsly BI0rLaw on Russia aud &c many by
tIcHARp HaRpIso DAVIS on London se,sop,
b, Colonel I A Dodge on Easter hidefs. cia
ErwIs A, AnrrY's illustrations Of HbAkespcsre's
Com.diss viii be continued. Literary articles
will be contributed by CnaatEs fLfor NosTos,
Mrs JAAEs i FIrLps, WILLIAM Dsls H6wssIt,
Ba,NpfR MATHEWS and other.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01

The legislature ssv o. 10 repeal The Lee
sliosins sssll ccsr~ssssaer 70 nsssrss
p~ss Zoe ps1Stirs NE isvs. esd - The
srpsssss csssaSssshss scss o. ~ pse>ss
d ksss sin % ~ hks teiss II iOs sssA'
iIS. The hvs u ihs eosi ssserst iS'
.srssi ass tbcss Iruvidiss Tor tovn
sfsn a and Tree tn, boot.. spd The one
tro'.siss the, iss hisbssy isr shsii be
eIperd~d b, ors eamuisssea,r 10 each
tess. AID 'ias bisbssy "a OF per
eesl 10 be divided smops the tSsss 10
psspest,os 10 The seis ~ mileage 81 reeds 10
b@ lspt 10 repair. TIE osn school sya
ls1 provides thai Tbs schools shall be sep,
ported by tova tsi sod be run BY du
rsetey elected by shs scss. iassesd Of by
dsisitt s1 aud b, district school commit
tee. For The de,s,i Of t1,se lees f~ople
nay h.,s - sat aanl ,se acts are pub,
listed ~ the s's,r, snd then Of !, .bou
oes 10 ien gill have them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01

Osshs ~ The death u Rev. Dr. ScoAl
% Tpsstsy. NE rf~ltss,s isisesfisilsv.
10 .iii be sEstAs No c'mpless be sspasl
ms@sss 10 tins iw sshmsssaor 10 Goa
ar. 90 10. opstiEs asy. Tie pressssti
slli Ifsssbl, seas hrisi nesssSs 10 Coo.
srs. MoSasy bs,l eiplsisiss shy the
fxsiss ne~.se 10 delayed. The message
sili isslU8s eOnplsi~ rvsv 81 The
.oti q 80 pfesssi sdutsisirsiioS. and
.lli csrisia About ". 90 sordA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01
AlFRRITT BENTLEY's E.rArE.

TATE OF VERMONT DtslIctof mencbesttT, ~
Ia Probate Court, held 81 Manchester, within
ara 'or ss'd District on the 25rd day Of Nov.m
be. A ID lsg2 - aat, .s.ss
EdgsrL Lawrence, Executor Of tbe estate u
Meriiu BeDtl.y lsts of ndeilAnd IN said Dis.
tfiot dectared, presents his ADMINISTRATION so
count for examination and allowance. and makes
app icsiioo Tor decree OF distribution and par.
tiiion Of the estate OF said deceased.
Whercupon. II was ordered by said Court, that
said account and ssd application be 70.
fsrted 10 session oil said Court TO
be held al The Probate Office 10 MAn.
chester, Ia said district on the 29lh day Of
December .. 1892, At lpoelook ID the for neon
for hearing and decision thereon; And II 10
further ordered, that noii. hereof be given 10
all persons interested, by publication of The same
lhree weeks successiyely IN tbs AAsonEs1sR
JoURsAL, a newspaper published Al Manchester,
previous TO said time appointed for hearing,
that they may appear At said tlpe and place aud
show cause, II any they may have, why said &C.
count should not DO allowed and such decree
made.
true record
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01


The Volumes OF the MAGAZINE begin with the
Numbers for June and Dect mber 81 esch Year.
When no time IL mentioned, subscriptions viii
begin with the number cnrftnt At the receipt OF
OF order. Bound Volumes Of BAprGgr MAGAZINE
for three years nack, 10 ueat cloth binding, will
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RENT tinoes should be made by Post flee
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Newspapers are mol 10 copy his advertisement
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Add ess, HARI Err 4 BROTH ERs, NV YonK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01

A New Y,rk TnbnDs correspondent hss
been through the st-te ittssvieuing Il.
psbllesns Who this year v.ted for Clev,
land. None OF them could give very
saiisiacls ~ Issson for 90 doing. The farm
ere acknowledged that they ere. 90 ire
whole, receiving better prices Tor their
products and tbs. they are benefited by
the increased duty on Canadian products.
The oily reasons given may b suumed
up IN the answer Of the majority Of those
interviewed; "ihe Democrats promised
better times II placed 10 poser and We sr-
~illlns TO lie, them Try it," This reason
rsniads one Of the epi.Aph 90 On old tomb
sians; Il uss veil, wanted 10 be better
sOok medicine and here an"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01

BAT ios mbt.ses under the Australian
b. a i.s n soaid se~m snsi Rnss II
wuali lei have been elected Governor Of
Massachusetts bat h.s Bepublicsn comi
psator. Halle. seuli have bsd sevessl
1t, ussna piur.l Ing. Over 20.0cO bsllcts
fer usvernor strs thrown ont The ", =
al ssversl tssss xsre preserved and sbov
tat mcst al the mistakes we're msde from
The isei iAai there vss eoufusion OF
psBes Of Tie Rspuhlicsn esndias,s for
Lssai 6ovsrnos sad the Prohibition can
dids,s sof Governor. The Gre, tame Of one
bsisg ihs lest rsms OF The other. leading
The ,fit 10 nsik Tor tso ecvesnors In
It'd OF fsf governor snd lisaieesni govern
nor o. ans these ballots hsa 10 be r. {.
~ alEassa !, vas the erlisst iateaiion
.. the rSssfs 10 eas, thssr ballot lot Halle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-01
HOUSE
SUMNER RESORT.
Manchester. Vermont.

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ans ifey daily. ING uiei nigh. usis " Mes fork
scndsys
Day Drs~ng koen and sisepltg Cars through
from ses iort without change. Time from Ne.
York 10 Maoeb<s'er sr honrs.
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