The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-21

FIRE Damaged he brtok sehooinoaS -
Pair Hs,ss 10 Tbs extern, q 1900 on Sac
DAY evening"
sesrly all eoiAs are tlishi 81 hrst. bat
their tendency 10 10 20 lover the system
that the ,uf,erer bscomes rsdy victim 70
ssy prevalent disease The use OF Ayers
Cherry Pee,orsi. 10 the asinnlns OF .
Geld. vosld guard sgsisst the asas~r.
u. \. simoud.. formerly Of MeIndoes.
has been sppoieied fsb spd game warden
Of The state OF Maine .. salary Of $1,000
pr year.
E..y exptciorstion. increased poser Of
The iaoes and the enjoyment Of rect. are
the ressrds. upon taking Dr.. Buil's Cousb
syrup. 10 oil eonsumptives
Theodore wo d~ard. formerly Of Cas-
Teton. recently drank deadly scid 10
stead u water ia drug store at Los An.
gsies. Cal add died 10 great q oay.
Cuts, burns aud oil other wounds, can
be cured 10 short time by The use oil
Salvation Oil. The greatest cure 90 earth
for psin. Price 25 cents.
With larger and more commodious build
inss aud improved machinery. the Central
Vermont railroad car shops viii nov build
no az average OF 80 ireish. cars daily.
Take good care Of Jour beard and keep
il clear Of gray hairs so ~ to retain your
young looks by using Buckinghsms Dye
for the Whiskeia
Rev Father Boissonnsuli Of ~. Johns
bury announces 10 his report 10 bis parish
the receipt OF . check for $500 from 90
American Protestant
Don A. williams. who WAS arrested 10
Csstleton Sunday night. January 10. while
trying to break into the store OF A. L. Han
som, hiss confessed TO setting five Of the
recent fires In Csstleton.
Did you ever buy horse and not have
some misgivines Is to his points till they
We're fully tested? Not SO with Ayers
Sarssparills; you may be sure Of II at the
start 1t never dissppoints those who give
it q fair and persistent trial.
The Braitleboro PheniI aays that it 10
probable tbst,there will be more buildings
erected 10 Brattleboro next season than for
two or three years past.
Ihaye had cstsrrh for twenty years. and
I'D OF remedies without relief.
druggist. Of Little Falls. re-
! - ID Ely's Cream Balm. The effect
OF the first application was magical, itsi'
lsyed the Inflammation and the next morn
ing my head WAS as clear as bell. lam
convinced its use will Effect permanent
cure. 1t is soothing and pleasant, aud l
strongly urge its use by ell sufferers. -
Geo Terry, Little Falls. N. Y.
The Methodist church at West Rutland,
WAS burned Sunday afternoon. but the
pews, carpets and furniture were saved.
The church was built in 1885 and cost ~.
600. There WAS an Insur ance OF $3. 600.
Mr.. J. d. Sleeper. formerly with The
Sheldon Marble company, left for Boston,
where be enters the employ Of Charles Cle'
ments. Wholesale granite dealer, having
Offices in Boston and Chicago,
Miss Mary Duran, Of PouItney. bai
...a s.anheq Sweet. an employe 10 the
delaware and Hndso- .-.i--- -
zee. vt Albany, N. Y, and who is hel
quondam 6sncee. for slS6. "a which she
loaned him while be WAS engaged TO her
1t is needless to ray that the proposed
marriage is OF
The suit to recover $40 600 OF insurance
, on the life Of the late ex'Gov. John D
Page, OF Rutland, bss been dismissed by
the Supreme Court OF New York, on the
, ground that false statements were made by
deceased ct time Of taking out the incur
auce and that vitated the contract.
Michael Nugent who has been in the EN-
} ploy OF the Brandon Italian Marble Marble
Co, for some time, while at work on 9
gang Tuesday morning, was struck on the
head and injured so badly that be died in
few moments.
The defunct Maverick bank Of Boston
10 which so mspy Vermonters we're largely
interested. has paid it's first dividend OF AZ
per cent. to the creditors.
Mrs. Lucy Wood. OF Barre. on January
6, celebrated her l06 b birthday. She is q
member OF the Barre Relief Corps. aud also
side on the staff Of the department Presi
deit
The CT, ns Of New bury held 81 entbu
elastic meeting Saturday night in the intel
es,s Of proposed creamery. aud nearly sl'
OF the necessary capital Of $1,000 was sub
scnbed within few minutes.
Timothy Casey, OF Duxbury, aged rs
yeurs. was . lev days since found lying on
the stove in bis burning dwelling. and VAS
rercued terribly roasted. He died Sunday
Of locLj, the result Of bis burns.
Lum bermen 10 the northern part OF the
state and Nex Hampshire have discontin
ued the cutting Of logs and having with
dr.~u their men from the woods are ark
iou.Iy Awaiting q fall Of SLOW that will
eusbl. them to bring the trees TO the mill
or river Hundreds OF men and teams ste
on, OF work in consequence Of the lack Of
STOW.
Normsn LarYsbee OF Wateryjlle. who il