The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-14
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alebsry nan. has jas, elosei hs pastors
over The Pllsfiu church al Mirsespoli
MINI.
The AnsrlesS Eagle IN ass be gay oil
bird be Ia bald. II you don, want 70
bald. uso Halls Hair Benevsr. and 20
sont be. Try u
The Darlington Shoe Compsny viii I'D
SIS. 900 1, i,s capital stock and increase i
force OF workmen materially.
Every penny tells You can sci ssiv,
tion OIL Tor iveniy,nse ceats. Bee, in ID
msfkei.
There are 81 irsiunen aud 50 engineer
and . humber n eond ueiots Of The Ger
trail Vermont railroad "a duty on secoun
Of the arp.
Join b Cough. tie isuismed lsc'urei
excused himself TO 90 "a Hence because 0
. bad cold. then started for Egypt in ih
hope OF getting rid Of il. Egypt contain
DO remedy more certain 10 its resulis thai
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
An exchange says ID. w. G. Thrssber o
Ascutney vile has . cider bsrreliwh'ch hs'
been used each year for 55 years and NOS
10 10 . good state OF preservation. Blu
how about the cideff
TIE infant reason grows pace aud CALI
for ous more sppli alton Of that good
friend Salvation Oil, which never disap
points but always kills pain.
South Londonderry has kept along with
other Vermont towns 10 the wsy OF I'M
provements, the fn, 8, Of which lie the DR..
Payne residence, which COST something
like $4,000
The correctness Of the maxim nothing
succeeds like success Is we'll exemplifed 10
Ayers Sirsspsrills. The most successful
com binstion OF alternatives aud tonics, II
slwsys succeeds in curing diseases OF the
blood, hence its wonderful popularity.
Chester ". French, Of Vernon. who re
gently died from Injuries received by being
run over, Was third male member OF bis
Ialnily to meet death by accident
1t is neither pleasant nor profitable TO
hear people constantly coughing when
they could be easily cured by 20 cent
bottle Of DR.. Balls Cough Syrup.
Toe twenty fifth annual sncsmpment Of
he Vermont q, A. r.. Is to be held at
February God. Commander,
n.Chief Palmer and Past Commander
Ieszsy are expected to be present.
The harsh, drastic purgstives, once
Ieemed so indisp, nsable, have given place
o mider aud more skillfully prepared lax.
lives; hence the great growing demand
or Ayers Pills. Physicians every here
econ mend them for costiveness, indiees'
ion and liver complaints.
Fred W Chandler, the former Brattle'
'oro boy, who aided Abortion, cashier in
bank 10 Tacoma, Wash, to escape with
93O, 900, has been sentenced to FIVE years
u prisonment at bard labor.
Otis Hmalley OF Chester, q farmer aged
s years. dropped dead Of heart disease
ear bis home last Friday. when returning
ON bis wood lot. He is survived by .
idow. one son. md brother, the latter
v ing 10 Rockingham
The German American FIRE Insurance
,npsny Of New York and Peoples Fire
lsursnce company OF Manchester. N. H. |
ave withdrawn from the state on account
the heavy losses Of the past year, which
ere caused in part by the Middlebury
I'd st. Albsus fires.
For three weeks was suffering from q
we're cold in the head. accompanied by
lin 10 the temples. Ely's Cream Balm
As recommended 10 mo After only six
'plications Of the Balm every trace OF my
Albert Shetburne, IA year old son OF J
Sherburne Of Ponfret, ran into fence
,ile sliding aud . piecs OF board was
iven through bis side. taking away g
1T OF the rib and entering the diaphragm
opes are entertained OF his recovery.
The Rutland Savings bank did big
lsiness Monday. and it has stated
at the deposits we're larger than for any
9 day for 10 years past. The employers
orked until nearly midnight on the
oks. The number OF drpositors is over
%.
La Fsyette Sheldon, 90 old and highly
teemed resident OF Strsttop, died on
lristmss day. aged nearly rs years.
ON October. 1850. to his death, Al years,
was postmaster OF Strstton, and from
Sc, be was town clerk, and 10 oil bis
alipss was regarded ss 30 honest. up
1T man.
Oliver Bacon Sanford, OF Freeport. ~.
ed 80 years, second son OF the venerable
widely known william Riley Sanford,
Orwell. died a short time ego from iDju
8 received by being struck BY locomo'
G. He was the largest lumber dealer
ibA, city, owning two yards snd part
ner Of Thousands Of acres Of land 10
sconsio, aud . few months previous TO
death had made purchase OF grove Of
press wood 10 Texas aud WAS building
extensive steam mill upon the lsni,
. bad large banking Interests.
The st. Albaps Messenger company has
10 orgspizsd. With capital OF $4,000,
! will publish the Daily End Weekly
ssenger. The following we're elected
ectors: Edwstd @. Smith. +. Stewart
Willism II. Hunt. W. Trscy
i,h and Charles h. Forbes. ell Of 81. =
,ans. The directov elected Z. O. Smith y
sident. Willism II. HUT managing di
tor and treasurer and Frank Z. Cham
lain clerk. The Messenger STAFF will -
beaded BY Colonel George T. Cbilds,