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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-04
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PuTsBURG, Jan A-SonRtor Quay left hast
night for Wellington The senator does
not take mnch stock in the paposts Of Cen
eRd Algeris candhdacy for Ms presidential
nomination.
II don't behevo Genersl Alaar WIN bo q
eandidabe, was his asaartion eIhere arc
only two names spoAen ot tp oonnection
with the coming noninafson-Hazr1 and
Blaine. # the coOventson wero held to-
lnoerow think President Harrison would
be- nominated II Blnine wers not otlndi-
date; II Blinee name wOre presented he
wouh be nominated by noolaSnation, but
there is no telling what may occur betwoen
now and juno I am confident, though,
that Blaine win aooept tbs nomination II st
Is given him.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-04

GRAND RAPIDS, Mioh., Jan. l.-General
Ebenezer sprague, one Of the most illustri-
Gus Of Michigan Free Masons, died in tho
Masonic home here He was eighty-seYen
years old. General Sprague had been grand
high priest Of the grand c.Gpter Of royal
Arch Masons and illustriouA grand master
of the grand council Of royal and select
Mn.nrn
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rornEer cInlms the nnv.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 4-The Foraker cause
has taken a rebound, and the ex-governor
now claims with confidence that he win be
nominated Last night Senator Parker OF
Cleveland, addressed him a letter declaring
his intention Of voting for him. Two other
members win follow Foraker now lacks
one vote Of enough TO prevent Sherman re-
eeiving the nomination. The caucus will be
held on Wednesday.
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holnnel neorre pnnhndr nnnd

sALEH, Mass, Jan. 4.--Colonel George
Peabody, Of this city, died Jan. g. He waf
eighty-eight years old. Mr. Peabody was
the wealthiest man in Salem. Mrs Endf
cott, wife Of ex-Secretary Of War Endicott
was Colonel Peabody's daughter and Mrs
Joseph Chamberlain, wife Of the Hon
Joseph Chamberlain, M. p, Of England
was his granddaughter.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-04

PARIS, Jan. 4-The Figaro states that Guy
dc Maupassant, the well-known ltterateur,
attempted 10 commit suicide az Cannes
He fired six revolver shots at his head dur
ing an attack Of delerium, but as his SER
want had taken the precaution to draw the
balls NJ. de Maupassant was not injured
Then with a razor he tried 10 cut his throat,
inhicting bad but not fatal wound ia the
neck,
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srLvERroN, Colo, Jan. miss Sadie
Bickerson, one Of the most beautiful and
popular young ladies Of the city, was snow
shoeing on the mountain near here when
she was struck by a snowslide and carried
coo feet When her friends reached her
they found nothing but her snowshoes
above the snow. She was dead when taken
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-04

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 4.-The Press states
that a meeting Of the representatives of
most Of the leading hthograph firms Of the
country was held In New York Saturday
and took preliminary steps toward pooling
their interests. A corporation, with a capi-
tel of Sl2, 900 900, will be formed
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-04

HAVANA, Jan. 4-The first gane in the
great chess match between Steinitz and
Tschigorin was played on New Year'snight
Tschigorin opened With an Evans gambit,
and won in thirty-two moves after three
hours play. The match is for $1,000 a side
the winner Of the first ten games to be the
victor
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JUST OPENED

One case, 40 pieces, Bedford
Cords, all-wool filling, 38
inches wide, all the leading
colors; so cent goods, for IS
cents a yard. A gilt edged
bargain.
In Hosiery, Gloves, Under
wear, handkerchiefs and Rib.
bons excellent values may
be found with some special
bargains. Marked down goods
that W are anxious to close
out Lefore stock taking.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-04

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-senator Mundor-
son win make an effort during the coming
week Ia the senate committee on military
Affairs 20 call up Senator PlumbH resolution
for the removal OF General Grants remains
from New York TO Arlington cemetery.
Mr.. Mnnderson believes that Arlington is
tho proper place for the great soldier 10
rest, and that there win be little opposition
10 the prniected rnmnNnl.
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Both cruisers ordered READY.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Jan. 4.-The cruiser
Charleston began taking supplies Of ammu-
nition from the cruiser San Francisco in the
morning. No order has been received yet
beyond requiring the vessels to be ready for
sea at a moments notice
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YoNKERs, N r., Jan, 4.-Aibert Herrick,
/ the brakeman who is charged with man
slaughter for having by negligence helped
70 cause the accident on the New York
Central railroad at Hastings Christmas eve,
gave himself up and was released on 5000
bail Train Dispatcher Ossman was also
released on bonds
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COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. 4-The main build
ing Of Converse college, at Spartanburg,
one Of the largest and best equipped institu-
tions in the south for the higher education
of women, was burned. The loss win reach
between $4,000 and 100000; insurance,
$4,000 OF $4,000. The college win be re-
huilt
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LONDON, Jan. A dispatch to Tho
Times from Valparaiso says that the report
Of the Valparaiso authorities is clumsily
drawn, but bears clear proof Of complete in
dependence Of any influence on the part OF
the higher authorities There is feeling
IN Chill that the PRONUNCIATION Of the truth
will render easy an entente cordial between
Chilli and the United States
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Great Mark-DOWn in Prices

"A splendid chance to buy a
good coat for very little
money.
9 Ladies striped cloth New
markets, $8 to SIS goods
down to So 90.
IA Ladies Black Cloth
Newmarkets, $40 and $I2
goods down to $4. 90.
II Ladies Black Cloth
Newmarkets, SIS to $40
goods, down to 5000
s Misses Newmarkets, sizes
Ia and I6, $1,000 goods,
down to 90.
23 Misses Newmarkets.
sizes IA, 10 and IS, $1,000
to 1000 goods. down to A 90
3 Plush Wraps. $t7.5o
goods, down to 9 50.
? Plush Wraps, $a5.o 90
goods, down to 1900.
I Plush Wrap, $22.5o
goods, down to $II8o.
? Plush Wraps, $I8.5o
goods, down to 10. 70.
Il Plush Jacket, $a2 50
goods, down to 1880.
! Plush Jacket, SIS. co
goods, down to go.
j. Plush Jacket, $1,000
goods, down TO go.
Il Plush Jacket SI8 50
goods, down to o.7o.
II Plush Jacket. $3.50
goods, down to 90.
I beautiful Fur trimmed
Plush Jacket, $42.5o goods,
down to IS 90.
I beautiful Fur-trimmed
Plush Jacket $32.5o goods,
down to 2I.5o.
81 Misses Gretchens, sizes
A, 6, 8, 10 and 70, all down
to 2.So. The lot contains
goods that were 600, 700 and
9 90 each.
28 Misses Gretchens, sizes
sizes 8 10 and II, all down to
$50. This lot contains goods
that were z. so and SEQ each.
7 Misses Gretchens, sizes 6
and 8. down to 500 from
10 90 100, $50. 800 aed 7 rs.
9 Ladies Striped Cloth
Jackets, down to $50 from
3'So &C goo
All through our stock Of
Coats can be found great bar
gains. We have not space
10 enumerate them all. We
have three or four Babies
Plush Cloaks that we will
almost give away, one of them
as low as ST., about one. fifth
of the original price.
All of our Fur Capes marked
away down. You can buy a
good Fur Cape very cheap of
US. Come and see for your
self.
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PITTsBURG, Jan 4--Work for the United
States government is being pushed at the
Homestead mills Of Carnegie, Phipps q Co.
Not an hour is being lost in the armor and
plate mills, and not another man could be
given work A train load Of plates and
structural iron is being shipped daily from
the Homestead plant to the Atlantic coast.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-04

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.-Three of the Of
fioers of the Continental Trust and Finance
company, declared insolvent by Superin-
tendent Of Banking Krumbhaar have fed
it is said. They are Walter Brown, the
president; Pittman Bright, the treasurer,
and T. d. McGlathery, the solicitor Of the
conqnru
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-04

NEWARK, N j., Jan 4-Edward Ball,
four years old, died Of hydrophobia Sunday
at his home in this city The little fellow
was badly bitten by a mastih owned by
Campbell Clark, prominent citizen Of this
city, on Dec IL. A younger brother Of Bail
was also bitten at the time and the worst
result IN his case is feared.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-04

New YoRK, Jan 4.-The condition Of
Comedian W. J. Scanlan is daily becoming
worse and each day he has fewer lucid mo-
ments. His physical condition has not as
yet been much reduced, but the paroxysms
through which he passes greatly exhaust
him
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-04

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Jan. Mrs. Adam
Wiechter, Of Whitehall, who has not taken
a morsel Of solid food for 60 days-since
April 4, lS90-is still alive, but is blind, bed
ridden, paralytic and wasted to a shadow.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-04

Rico, Colo, Jan. 4.-win Connell ana 9
c. Mitchell were buried and suffocated to
death by snowslide at midnight They
were camping on the side of Nigger Baby
mountain when the slide overlook them.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-04

WASHINGTON, Jan. At Is said here that
Senator-elect David 3. Hill declares that ex-
President Cleveland win decline b have his
name go before the Democrats convention
for the presidency.
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NEW HAVEN, Jan 4.-The big shipping
firm Of II. Trowbridge & Sons, of New
Haven and New York, has gone out of bust
ness on account of the competition between
eteam and sailing vessels
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SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 4-The fight be-
tween Billy Gallagher and Billy Mahan at
the Occidental club for 81, 900 was fixed for
Feb, s. It win be good contest for 14C
pound men.
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A GrnIn Elerntor nnrned.

NEW YORK, jan. L. Pinto g Sons grain
elevator, located at the Atlantic basin
Brooklyn, was burned last night. Loss
Si0O, 600; insured.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-04

PHn.ADELPHIA, Jan. 4.-The condition Of
Walt Whitman is unchanged. He is stin
too weak to see friends
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ToRoNTo, Jan. A-Colonel c. T. Gilmort
recently appointed deputy lieutenant gov
eInor, IS dead.
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Inc mlAntohomon Noe7 20 roa.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4-The United states
monitor Miantonomoh passed City island
sarly in the morning bound oas.
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HELP WANTED.

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A CTlVE WORKERS ENERYWHEhE
"A for "sHEPP's PHOTOGRAPHS o. the
WORLDS" produced al an outlay OF Sl00, 900;
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Dexter, Ind, cleared S503 IN four days; Rev.
HeRry Fisher, !Plainfeld, Mass; SlS7 IN six
hours; Miss II. II. Harris. Garfield, APenn..
sl4 In thirty minutes. The greatest book on
earth. Mammoth illustrated circular and
terms free. ssoks on credit. Freight paid.
Beautiful outfit 81. ADDRESS. GLOBE BIBLE
PUBLISHING COMPANY, No. 705 Chestnut
street. Philadelphis Pa
A GENTS AND UANV AsSERs ATrGN-
n tion.-We will supply you with outfits
free. save you eIpressage, postage and an
outlay OF capital. Half hundred articles to
select from. Permanent work for responsible
men and women. Sec US. Wolfe, Eighth
ana Market.
M EsSRS. CHAS. H. WEBSTER a. o.,
N1 wish to correspond at once with a COM
petent book salesman. one who has sold eney-
clopedias, histories or books of the highest
quality preferred. To the right party an
opportunity is offered TO establish and control
be sale OF the Library OF American Lltefa-
ARE in field yet Nnoccupied. Address, 4.
Y. WILLIAMS, Manager, 81 Fifth avenue,
New York City.
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DUBL1C SALE.
The personal property OF the late Emily L.
3. Meore. cons sting OF all usual hou'ehold
and kitchen furniture, Including pictures
ornaments, = miscellaneous library of valu-
able books, also 80 shares Of Western Car
Company stock, Will be sold by her exscu-
toes at
PUBLIC AUCTION,
At No. qls West street In this city.
On WEDNESDAY,, 9th inst.
At 10 o'clock .. m Sale positive.
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ZEAL ESTATE.


DRINTERS-STEAM FIXTURES, COM
l. plete vita cones. hangers, etc, suitable
for Quarto or eixhth-medium PRESSES. Also a
office.
DRINTERS.-FOR SALE, FOUR LARGE
L Imposing Stones. Apply a. this office
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NorIONe

n WESLEY PYLE HAS SEVERED HIS
~ connection with the H Hsmburger Shoe
Sore tn accept a similar position with j. A .
Fuld. in the near future Al 22B Market street.
Mr.. Pyle has q large circle Of friends in the
city aud surrounding country whom he viii
be pleased to see, and with his usual cheerful
ness win accommodate them At thet new
store. The public will be notified OF the
opening through Tho press.
NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF THE
IN Water Witch Fire Company are requested
to attend the meeting, Monday evening, Jan
uary at 2 80 o'clock IN the Philips Build
ing, Fourth and French streets. for the pur-
rose of electing officers. By order Of the
company.
Attest J B. G1NnER. Secretary.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-04

AlTlDEN ".
~ CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
WILMINGTON, January /, 1899
The Directors have this day declared a
dividend Of three per cent. out of the earn
| ings Of the last six months, Iayable on de-
N and. clear Of all taxes
JOHN PEOPLES, Cashier.
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nOARp ANn nnoMs.
THE LIBERTY HOTEL,
No. los Shipley Street,

Hss been reftted and refurnished and offers
frst-class accommodations for limited
num5er of boarlers.
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first class accommodations for limited
number of boarlers.
VNTANTED. = BOAHDERs PLEASANT
w rooms. gas, bath, house heated all
through. Good locality. 62u West Ninth 81.
DOOMs WITH BOARD, HEAT AND ALL
IL convenieuces. Cos French street.
nEsIRABLE. ROOMS WITH BOARD.
~ l07 East Eighth street.
ZEAL ESTATE.
TOR SALE.
A. Nos. eei TO G07 Harrison street.
Nos. s and sos Van 5uren street.
Nos 6Ol and 6R Van Buren, street.
Nos. l2]3 ana i2i9 Pleasant street
Nos. 1918, 1915 aud 1917 Lancaster avenue.
Dwelling and store, Thirteenth and French.
If none OF the above suit. come get list.
JOHN MULNENA,
9l6 Market Street.
Office open every evening. Telephone No. 63a.
EOR RENT HOUSE AND STORE $40
Orange ST. J. FULIMER. 2l0 w 9th st.
TOR RENT. -THETHI STORY ROO {,
4 No. 4l9l6 Market street, 1870 we'll
lighted, entrance both on Market and Shipley
streets. JAMES MONAGHAN, No. 4l9 Mar.
ket street.
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THE UNION NATIOEAL BANK.
WILMINGTON, Jan. let, 1893
The Board of Directors have this day de-
clarcd dividend Of ~ per cent for the six
months ending this date.
JOHN "A. DANNY, Cashier.
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INLEUIION.
u CENTRAL NATfoSAb BANK
Wilmington, Dea, II. 1891.
The annual stockholders meeting for the
election OF Directors OF his Bank. will be
held at the banking hotse on Tdesday. the
twelfth day ef January, 1892, between the
hours Of . and o'clook in the Afternoons.
JOHN peoples. Cashier.
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DWIDENp. ,...,.s,.p.v
WILMt ,GT0N, DE1,. Jan. A, 1892.
The Board or Directors have this day de-
clared dividend Of per cent. for the last
six mch hs, payable on demand: .t-t.
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MOTICE-ElECFlON.
In TAX UNION NATIONAL BANK.
WFLMINGTON, bel. Dec IL. 81.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
this bank, for the ell ctiOn Of directors, Will
be held At its banking house on Tuesday,
January -. 1892, between the h. urs Of and
4p. m. JOHN H. DANDY. Cashier.
NOTICE. - ALL PERSONS HOLDING
~ claims against Mechanics Loan Asso-
citation are requested to present them 70
William A Reynolds. No. l0ll Iatnau
street, Immediately, as the affairs OF the as
sociation must be settled up, by order of the
stockholders, at meeting held Deee nber
22, 1891. g. w. GRANT.
Secretary, pro tenn.
ID EMOVAL.- JOHN r.. G. GORRELL
~ hasrrmoved from sl04 Market street t.
No. Wsst Seventh street. where he Will be
found by all who wish to buy or rent real
estate He attends to selling and rentin 9
real estate. Money loaned at fair rates.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 8 AND 8 PER CT
N1 in sums to suit. Also have a customer
for house on western side OF city, shout 10
rooms. j L. OCHELTREE
Real Estate Broker. Rooms and Ex-
Ciaan. t1ll1iD
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STATE NEWx.

The Widen House u 81 Albsns nsr
rovly escsred destruction early Fridsy
mcrnins. The FIR. started 10 the kitchen
sDd for scme time the botel YES threaten
ed Lively york b, the nrs department,
Trc,eutsds cot h,grstion ~ serious 90 that
Of iss. Thanksgiving
The hor e barn, srsnsry. and some ad.
jolDins sheds 90 the i.rn 81 Hspry My
sfs 10 Posnsi ~ere bnsnrd saturday n, r,
boon. The contents, 1860 bushels u
ersin, 10 iols 81 hay sbd some harbes q
sers destroyed, Los s2ooo. With DO 10
snrsnee. Children pi ,iug xi,h matches
stated TIE are
Nearly hsifs esutary Of uninterrupted
snecsss 10 the cure Of cough. cold aud 10
apisut eprsaml 90 has given to DR.
Bail's Cough syrup. reputation q, poe.
,~ssed b, coy other .inIlsr remedy. I, 10
. sovereign eufe Ter all diseases OF tue
ibros, AID chat
The nsch TALKED OF vrrm cot military
po.i u has been decided b, tie War De.
psnnest. ali be located 1er Basiiss,oa.
90 . plat Of lsbd 81 sbou, COO scrss, 10 The
tosn Of Colchester II 10 expected tia,
Ihs potts Gill be eeeupied By cavalry. 400
men and 500 horses. and that ite zoe, OF
sitting II up viii be $50 ooo. snd that lhs
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vorI !. - b, esmusuosi o. the buildsnss
~ zoos /. toe ii'le 70 i,e l.bA ). seesfsa
wt.i !. tes di.rH.y q it' esri, psdss'
trisn. sho leave. as e,sy bcass 90 sis
i'rs mo'nirg TO qnest Of iuers = pleasure
chen be sBd. himself .uis.uiy the victim
Of ibs neseasfy 81 siippe'y rs'sDsni
I, sili be comfort 10 know thai sslssiien
Oh viii care bis bruised limbs
The Vermont bpilding ., ihs Coiunbisn
,rposiilob Of Chirsso. wsti.h covered
oSs story structure. 60 by 70 feet on The
srsund and 30 feet hisb. The ayie !.
pompsi.n AID the tnsc. picturesque and
attractive. II comprises 81 open court "a
iees square al the irJni, h,nked by ofioes
and recel ,ion rooms opening from u on
either aide. sod large senieirsuisr aud
ienee room st The rear. The Donumentsi
sbsii, on The facade sopp,n sliesoriesl
asnits Of o. nculiu,e spd qusrryiog. Tue
broad entrance through tue itoli portieo
lesds into lhe s,rium or court. 10 tue cen,
tire Of which iss hands me marble ioun
tain furnished bylihe Vermont Marble
company u Proctor. 90 the sides OF this
interior court are covered piszxss from
shich tue reception aud CON mittee rooms
and poe, ofice open. The gable Of the
msin ball faces the eud OF the court. 10 the
centre OF Which iss porch supported by |
four c.rystid,s and above II large semi
cheulsr window surmounted by sllesori'
cal has relief The main hall 10 circular
columned and lighted from above. Con.
siderable color i, used 10 carrying ont tbs
Pompeisu ides 10 architecture, on both
exterior and interior All details are purs
~ classical and com biDed 10 . most effecI
i've manner. The building will cst sbou,
SO 900.
Lyman T.. kospp, governor Of Al .sk ,is
II Middlebury, on . briei Witt tn bis old
home. He arrived Friday evening aud
vas very cordially received by his old
,eis hbors snd friends, who regret tbs
OF his visit. He is apparently
10 good health and carries his yesrs with,
,ut visible fleet.
There Is on exhibition 10 store window
u Fremont street. Boston, . char made
y Samuel Hayward, $50 Harrison Ayen.
,e, for Governor Levi X Fuller. The
hair lie made Of rails taken from the fence
4 Gettysburg. behind which lay the Old
'ermont Brigade, who occupied position
o the left OF the Upion lines below
'ouud Top, on the 80 Of July, 1868. The {
hair Is made Of the old rails as they we're
ut is handsomely upholstered and TRIM
ed. Gov. Fuller intends presenting it to
edsewick Post, G.. A. r., No. 8. OF
'rst,leboro.
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A FINE FARM
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

Owing to continue ill-heslth offer for sale
or to at my farm located in the northern part OF
the
TOWN OF MANCHESTER
wo miles from Manchester Centre. Said Ia, m
contains about 80 acres of We desirable farm
land, In part well timbered, all well fenced and
containing sugar orchard Of over 400 trees II
includes also good dwelling house. containing
ten rooms. bsrns, storehou 80, gransry and 9th er
,utbuildings All meadow lsud can be mown
with machine, lie free from stone, OF good soil,
is easily worked aud lie 10 high state OF cultvs.
ION. Alec wood lot located on Dorset noun, ain
l6 acres, well timbeied and easy OF access.
will also sell, or let together with above farm
ali the present stock, consisting OF some choice
COWS and young cattle, team OF work horses, all
farming PIGMENTS, wag0ns and tools, sugar
utensils, etc. Besides the above. offer for sale
one four year old mare, well broken, good roader
and gooo style, and one fine two year.old colt.
This farm is well located aud will be sold at
sacrifice or 1t for one or three yeas on shares,
or terms TO suit tenant, and can be made one OF
tn G best paying farms In Manchester. Any one
contemplating the purchase or rental 81 farm
will find II for their interest to call on or address
the subscriber.
OWEN Mon ABOE,
Manchester Centre, Vt
October 90 b, 1892 -253s.
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fd.Lv n AaHekesttr .,ovraai - Will you
print me b ss' lee uofds. through
yoss sela@1s. ~ s~Gssd 10 Abe lee. day Of
nv knshsDd's life. aud bis sudden death
q Mondsy mortins Oct. 3ld be vent
|, ne siih his brother On The milk wagon
10 spend the day vi,h bis parents aud
brcth,r 90 the hrm, He su feeling 10.
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fer The failure. aud sss cheerful and hap
~ ell day After milling 10 the evening
BE- reiarued 10 The village With b. broth.
r 10 attend the Epvesih League prayer
nssiirs which sss to meet 9Th ns. Ttir
y Ave psrsons ssami led. mostly youns
people Jast eft r The click struck eight.
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vice. thsfs ~1 etssh Of something
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table bee, from 90 sdisiniss ssrdsa,
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aaslir "a, heard aaf.iss. the soie~s
vsrs these 81 siris. The dor being clos
ed, roaHdiss eonnencsd II tue sindos /
sad efssL sss hesfd CO ibsopposiss aide |
VI The socm. spd icl ny tushsnd lay dead
upob ite foot. TIE SHOCK bad caused . /
inpisre "a the heart producing insispt
death, ililsd 10 Crafty the love Of fan. I