The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14
STATE NEWS.

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June 80, 1889. there we're 523 postoflloes,
and on March g. 1892. 54s, an increase Ct
%, making per cent gain, Tue popus
ton of the state is 1882 400, making one
postoffice for each 600 Of the inhabitants
A postotfics has been established at Davis
Bridge in Windhsm county.
10 the Rutland county court last week
Mrs. Germond. whose husband was killed
on the Lsudon crossing at Rutland. was
awarded S4S08 in her suit against the Cen,
.rsi Vermont railroad company
Mrs Harriet Tay lor some hat eccentric
widow who lived alone about q mile and q
half from the village Of Middleton
Springs, was found dead in the barn one
day last week Her neck was broken, evil
IDENTIFY by a fall from the loft.
Pleasant to the taste, surprisingly quick
in effect and economical 10 price 10 won,
der that DR.. Bull Cough Syrup is the
lead ing preparation.
Daring March the amount OF money
paid 10 at the custom house at st. Adams
averaged over $1,000 day The Mount Of
duties collected was 1873 253. 10. and the
values OF goods entered Sl37 600 Among
the principal things upon which duties
we're collected were 1872 horses and $500
tons OF hay.
Obi woman in Thy hours OF ease. uucer,
tain, and hard to please. With children
hurt. hours she's 'peh'. Do ny Sally ton
Oil. the lipimeut
Couniry horse dealers aud farmers 10
Vermont are bsttpr satisfied At the result
OF sales during the mouth Of March than
they have been siuce the year opened says
the Troy Press Prices show the improve
ment and buyers are many. Connecticut
New York aud Massachusetts, men have
been qni'e busy throughout the state
picking up horses OF various grades The
greatest call has been for carriage, single
drivers and draft horsee, aud they seem
to be- 10 dem,n T.
Baxter Bros. from Maide, hays definite,
~ decided TO locst. corn canning factory
at Westminster. Tie factory will employ
~ TO 200 han Is. at ffren, seasons of the
year, the latter nun Der ia the height OF
the canning season. Toe total output will
be $50 900 ssis. The bulldog will be $50
ieet long aud 40 feet vide. The grounds
will be two acres In extent. The acreage
Of corn required to supply II will be GOO
to 800, and sll must be sweet The farm
mers have pledged themselves to raise that
smount.
Steps have sresdy been taken TO form
stock company At ST. Johnsbury to mann,
fsctnre the Dupont trip hsmm er. and the
Howard saw GUNNER stock company
Of $50 900 will be formed and nearly oil Of
this smount has teen raised. Il is pro
posed 10 push the sale Of these two mach, |
ines, which are al ST Johpsbury inven,
lions and have been fsvorsbly received by
machinis,s 10 the past.
The reciprocity treaties ero~ing out Of
Ihe Harrison administration msy prove .
special advantage TO Rutland. The duty
81 80 per cent on cane seated chairs sold
"a Cuba hss been removed. The Harris
Manufacturing company sre already get
ing on, chairs which they will ship direct
% Havana
Sens,or John W Cfsmton has offered 10
ious,e site for gutIsnd's proposed hosri,
al on an elevated location 10 the eastern
art Of the village 10 minutes walk from
be Central railway station. II Is surronn
led by = grove. bsing slmost within the
cos'bilis OF the mountain. there is parity
Z air. and ersellea, opportunities for W
er and sesersgr. The Impression prevails
bat the hospital COMMITTEES will sccep,
bis cite. TIE proposition Of sensior
'roctof wa not accepted because coupled