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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24

PDid you borrow my rubber bootss Send
them back. j. ii. BLAKLEY.
NWales Cash Store are showing an elegant
line Of Ladies' Pocket books and purses.
Especial Sale for Saturday at the New
York Racket, Tumblers 80 cents dozen.
Especial Sale for one week, Bamboo tables
"a cents. DO not got disappointed. Come
early. A. f. WESTMINSTER.
Wales Cash Store will offer another lot of
choice bureau and commode scarfs for 80 and
so cents-al linen and stamped.
Family w,sh'ngs neatly and promptly
done at No 70 " eslminster street, first house
south of French's carriage shop. 47-47
TWANTED-A good horse sheer and job
her. Address. f. o. DODGE, West Swanzpy,
N. III. 46.4S
HRAILRoAD MILEAGEs for sale. JOHN f.
ALEXANDER, JR., SaXton's River, Vt.
A, AZ, 4S
TGood downstairs tenement to rent on ex-
tension of Henry street. Inquire of Mrs.
Mead. 46tf
HJust one more week of Smoke Sale at j.
G. DAY & Co.'S. Now is the time to save
money on Blankets, Shawls, Circulars, etc.
TProftable and Definite Returns are guar
anteed by the Policy of the Manhattan Life
Insurance Company of New York. WALKER
& HOLDEN, Agents. 47-tf
q Ten young cows for sale cheap, five of
them farrOw. one due to cave this month.
One good work horse. N. b. PINNEY,
Mechancsvile. 46-47
HWANTED-A good kitchen girl, willing to
work. Good wages and permanent place.
Apply at once to j. d. LAWRENCE, Towns
hotel. tt
| Ten men at once to chop cord wood for us
| of rl AA1raSS RDOS
Drewsville, N. II. Att
| HTo make room for winter will spare a
few of my Pure, Light Brahams at SO a trio
| if taken soon, Duke of York strain, from r
C. COMFY, Somerville, Mass. Address, j. NJ
MILLER, Newfane. VT. 47-vt
Especial Saturday Sale at j. C. DAY
CO.'S Another lot of those all-linen Stamped
Tray Cloths 10 cents; 20 dozen more of those
| Bureau and tommOde Scarfs al-linen, white
and colors, 43 and 40 cents. Secure then
now for Christmas.
For Sale.
| will sell cheap, for cash, my fish and oys
| ter market on Canal street; also all tools tt
carry on the business and team if desired.
have well-established route and a casl
trade. Possession given at once. Reason TO
selling, have other business that requires m.
attention. Inquire at the Bakery, Below
Falls, Vt. A. j. THOMAS. Act
Dr. Prescott, the optical specialist, who ha
visited Bratt|eboro annually for 90 years
comes to us with the highest recommends
tons from its citizens, including such name
as DR.. George f. Gale DR.. Bruce, Col
George w. Hooker. A. B. Hall, F. Goodhue
F. G.. Dickinson, II. F. Stevenson, II. d
Chamberlin, Starkey & Wellman, w. f
Richardson, Moses Howe, and others. Ais
with plenty of references of people he ha
permanently cured of ocular headaches an
other eye diseases and defects this presen
season. He can be consulted for two week.
beginning November %, at Towns Hotel.
47-4
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24
GASSETTS.

Fred Stevens is home from Milford,
N. HI.
Nice winter apples have been selling
here TO car for So per barrel.
L. r. Bemis bought drove of COWS in
Shrewsbury for $40 per head.
Several horses in this vicinity are sick
with the epizootic or distemper.
Alonzo Smell of Lewiston, Idaho, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Rufus Smith.
The railroad company have reduced
their force of section men down to three
for the winter.
J. p. Bruce is building building on F
w. Boynton's land near the depot for
the manufacture of soap.
Mrs. Sarah Whitcomb, mother of Mrs
Charles Chandler, fell down stairs Mon
day and is now MINED to her bed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24
NORTH CHESTER.

The cheese factory closed for the sea-
son Wednesday.
Bert Frost and wife of Rutland were
guests, recently, of his uncle, Charles H
Larkin.
Ezra Kingsbury bid off Mrs. Wither-
ell's place at auction Friday considera-
ton $3.50.
Henry, son of G.. G. Allen, was badly
hurt Friday afternoon. He was shutting
the barn door when the wind blew il
against MIN, catching him between the
door and side, cutting his head, SO that
several stitches had to be taken. He was
insensi lie at first but is now doing well
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24
DRY GOODS.

20 webs SO inch Cotton at 611ac yard
by the web !; 36-ir Oh solar, Comm"nvea b
or Continental, 614c by the web; 40 met
Solar, Commonwealth or Continental, I'M
bleached Cottons at 7Aca yard by the
web. 9pieces guaranteed absolute ly fas'
colors Turkey Red Damask a. 39.a yard.
sells everywhere at soc. 80 pairs ST 90
Bed Blankets at 70 cents pair. 20 pair
81 .25 Bed Blankets at $109 pair. 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24
CAMBRlDGEPORT,

Mrs. L. d. Burwell and her daughter
Hattie will soon make Providence, r. l.,
their place of residence.
Mrs. Charles Burrill has been quite
sick but is now much improved.
Mrs. DR.. Weston has returned to her
home in Newfa re.
George Branch and wife were called
here from Boston Saturday by the SICK
ness of Mrs. Branch's mother, Mrs.
Charles Burrill.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24

and Kid Shoes 81 90; 10 pairs Ladies' 92c
Kid Slippers ut 49,; 10 pairs Misses 81
Kid B ols at $l.59; Is pairs Infants 75c
anh CSC Sno 39c pal; 10 pairs Mems
50 Grain Sh"s at 81 SO; pairs MEMS
81 % and So so Calf Sno.s at $1.79; 10
pal Bows Calf Shoes 81 20, regul II
price 81 Is. and 5 pairs Youths 81 so
SHOES AZ $1.09.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24
CLOTHING.

Mems all wool $40 Suits at 81 80
Youths ali WOO SO Suits at Sc 10.
Boys Ill wool SIS suits at SO. 10. so
p airs Mems AID Youths SO 90 all wool
Pants at $l.S9. 20 pairs all wool Knee
Pants at 81 cents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Best quality Woonsocke Pure Gum
Boots $2.62; dull flush 81 81; 50 Kip
and Grain Boots 81 50; Buy 81 Kip
Boots 81. 90; So % ones $1.79; Child en's
8 to 10, Kip Boots 80 ceurs pair.
20 pairs Ladies' So Kid Boots at So 10
20 pairs Ladies' 81 80 Pebble G,alned
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24

d z-n Zoe Hand karchi' is at SC each. %
"z-n Linen Towels al zoe pair, worth
%; and 80 {; 2 pieces So ana 60c Linen
mask al 80 a yard; 10 patterns Table
Oil Cloth at 1Sc yard.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24
BROOKllNE.

Rev. Sharp of Guilford occupied the
pulpit at the Baptist church Sunday in
the absence of Rev. o. J. Taylor.
The farmers of this town sent their
milk to the new creamery at Newfane
Monday morning for the first time.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24

LADIES' AND MISSES LATEST STYLES IN JACKETS
Bargains ST. and s2
,anu$
WALL PAPERS. Gns, r Viii
- " n
Special Bargains Horse Blankets Harnesses Fur Coats Robes
Srarta at
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24

SALT.

8 10 bags Salt Sc; 10 10 bags Salt Sc; 20
To tsgs s lit 14c; 20 Id Drxes Sal lie,
aud So Ih bag. A hi"u Salt SOC Genuine
utk's 1siabd Salt SOC measured bushel
Muscat-l Rsi,ins 25c; AZ lbs nice Rice
25c; 90 lbs graduated Sugar 81. Pills
buys VI Crocker best FL our So % /; best
Winter Wheat Patent Roller 81 20, and
the best Roller Process st. Louis 81 %.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24
8ellows cfalls dimes.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Sc Positively nothing VIII be accepted for
this department except when accompanied
by Cash on basis of 10 cents per line of seven
words for each insertion.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24
LAMPS.

10 Lamps. all c. mplete, at lie. worth
30c each; Bracket Lamps, with hurh-
ers complete, 25t; iarge Table Lamps.
sold at 81 30 aud 81 70, now 80 ctn-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24
$500 Chenille Curtains at $3.50, or $500 pair

Our Entire Stock Best Quality and Shades all Silk Ribbons
2c No. 4 81; loe; No. lie; r.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24
GROCERIES.

Standard Oil Co.. b 81 1902 Water White
Kerosene Oil cents gallon
A barrel of the best Crackers made 81 IL
4 lbs japan Tea for 81, guarantee
please you; 80 lbs choice, fresh l.'"-e
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-04-09
ally brought;to trial, but of course moth

was one Of his victims The unhappy
lnaa was seized at Margate, on his road
to France, through information which
Turner furnished to Pitt. He was
brought to trial and sentenced to be
hanged. He did not mind that but
when the judge began to descant on the
mildness and clemency of the Admins
tratiOn 1t was little to much FOR him.
He quietly took pinch Of snuff and
said "Ahem!'' III -.
Napper Tandy Was another catch, but
matters did not enc SO tragically in this
case. Napper rushed over to Hamburg
TO meet his Irish friends, and supped
with Turner and other trusty confeder-
ates ON the night Of his arrival. The
next morning be was arrested. on the ap-
plication Of the English Minister and
thrown into jail. But Napper was q
French general and French subject.
and Bonaparts made great fuss over
The outrage of his seizure in the territory
pf Hamburg, and threatened reprisals if
|any harm came to him Therefore no
harm did come. though he was brought
home for trial, To the last, he never
suspected his boon companion and
brother conspirator, Turner. How should
|fhe have suspected q man who seemed SO
Jealous for the cause? The spy called
on Talleyrand when the latter held Office
Eunder the Directory, and sounded him
bas to the prospects of French sup
sport for the projected rising in Ireland
HNWhen he left Talleyrand he crossed to
\ London, and want straight to Castle
Ireagh. During the brief peace OF that
| time with France, he settled in Ireland,
land the Dublin Directory for 1904 gives
! his address at Stephens Green. He got
himself arrested as a suspect aad sent to
Kilmainham with the mon charged with
participation with Enmets affair. Kere,
and afterwards in another prison. he lis
tened aud reported, and still, though his
victims had misgiyings about one an
other, they had none about him. WIS
be suspected st LAST? 1t seems SO. After
living through several Instructions, and
all through the great war with France,
he came by his deati, in most 1nysteri-
Gus manner. His fate was destined, not
exactly to & foreign strand, but to the
Isle of Maj. He quarreued there with
brother Irishman, and they mot in tho
field of honor; but before Turner could
prepare for the encounter, tho other put
bullet through his brain. MIR. Fitzpat-
rick makes his book bear a pious moral
for conspirators-:hey are to remem Der
there may always be spy in their midst.
In this instance, perhaps it may convey
an equally impressive lesson to informers.
There is every reason to believe-may we
not also say to hops?-that the traitor
had at length been found out. and that
his pretended antagonist executed the
vengeance Of his surviving dupes.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-04-09

The proper thing for q jury is to be
firm, but not fixed.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-04-09
True Friendship.

What is true friendship? Is it that
which is shown when one is on the high
road to prosperity, when around is bright
with brilliant promises for the future,
when everything he touches turns to
gold, and being his friend is of benefit
more to those who seek his friendship
than it is to him? Or is it that which is
shown when his course turns downward
when his pockets are empty, when all
about him is dark and gloomy, with not
one ray of Sunshine to chesr his broken
heart? Then is the time when true
friendship is shown.
When man takes the hand of
brother he shows true friendship. When
he showers favors upon one from whom
he expects no return. When he aids a
brother without hope of q future reward
then, not till then, does he know what
true friendship Is in all its higher and
nobler meaning. But few instances of
true friendship dan be found in this sol
fish world. When one is prosperous he
can count his friends by the score, but
let misfortune overtake him, and it is but
short time when he finds they have all
departed with his prosperity. Fair
weather friends are numerous class,
but true friends can easily be numbered.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-04-09
Is She Too Old?

The Recorder is in receipt of very
sympathetic, not to say painful, letter Of
inquiry from q sorrowing mother, who,
in speaking of her trials with a disobed-
lent, but not wayward or immoral,
daughter, asks:
"Is 16-year-old girl too old to be
spanked?"
How can the Recorder answer such q
question? The Recorder hasn't daugh-
ter Is years old. It appeals, therefore.
to its readers, and offers reward of a 81
gold piece for the best reply to this let
ter. We especially ask the girls to
write.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-04-09

CONTINUED on Eighth Page.)
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

40 e.t~emsa SOD vsieed csliaAa. N" 49,
tss.ca hss been .iieAi snd sssrpeeisi.
~. .sleeiion, bsvs bsen sbissry. ssa ~
.s,i 10. bses sas5ss sss terrible
NJ. I.ssa u wlilsen bed b~s bssd
clsrs 10 zoe eIisnsiss store 81 Bar,es 4 Go
Ter several ycars We lad bscone seeas
toned 10 sceips hs genial lace Al lhe door
9th . emile Of Welcome thai SEEMED 10
ay. Il hare bees waiting Ter you es'
peci.lly" Hs y. 10 the prime Of useful
life. snd up 10 Dec 3fd. 1891. be =. sp'
psfc1lly 10 usual coed health. But 90
Dec 1 The startling words. IL ID. wilsos
10 dead" Tell upon the ear like . shock.
His position gave opportunity Tor eftensiss
scaaIaisnss. asi his pleasant, winning
Gay extended the circle Of bis friends 10
tue lilaii Of bis scqusinisnee
Ga Monday morning, 18th ibsa, The
Green Moun,sin telegraph line licked The
follosios message MIR. Andrews Bovtn
hs, just died Mr. Bowen su an old
mao 10 yesrs 81 hvs months OF sse, b
bad been gro~iug more in6rm rapidly io'
several months but We we're not expecting
this sudden WIS is,ion al Desth - be ua'
sble TO be out and do bis barn chores ~
10 the day before bis death. bsve kaowr
him many years IS an Industrious. and
! a. 10,
He came to Manchester about iveni,
yesrs sgo and bad resided at Manchester
Centre ten years or more. twas 10 1854
tbs, / became ultimately acquainted viii
bin and deem 1t due TO hs M mory Il
give some commeDdsble ,rai,s Of bis ipne
life 10 bis friends who bad less oprriunit,
TO know them.
He Inherited . strong and vigorous con
stiiutiop snd coirespondlinglv strong snt
vigorous passions and prelndices whiel
impelled him TO meet all opposition snt
contribution with al intensity sinos
amounting 10 Herceness; but ! found bin
struggling TO master himself, aud AN bsp
py to cay that know that 10 his closet
alone with bis bible. and his Redeemer
he gained . complete victory and for th
past siI years be has borne the "pesceabl
fruits OF Righteousness" His fsvorit'
darts Of scripture we're Rom. 6;2s aud lsa
4lI0, II, IL, and these tests are commended
TO his friends from him through me. Al
credit is due to the noble woman who 81
tenderiy cared for this man in his old sge
Aud l, as 9 warm and intimate friend o
{ Mr.. Bowen, wish to express my SINGER
thanks for the constant and unremittinl
efforts Of Mrs. Bowen to cheer and sooth
my dear friend through the gloom OF life
setting sun. and | believe ! voice the sen
,ments OF many other warm hearts. Thes
sad visitations bring to mind and intensif.
the words Of DR.. Young;
What can preserve my lie. or what destroy
An Angels arm can snatch me from the grove
And legions OF Angels cant COZ fine me there,
BarDumville, Jan. Goth 1896
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

The rslas Il merchandise enisrsi u the
poft a i.land repa dsrins lasi nonsh va
81 SIC 0aa.ii. sna The duties secured
snouaiea 10 ss9l 2ioo2
Ihsve bed c.tsrfh for iveu,y year,. snd
used eli kiud 81 remedies wiibou, relief
Mr.. Smith. druggist. Of Little Falls. ~.
com nended Elys Cream Balm. The snscs
o. The 6ni application vs masiesi, IL d.
isyed The infsnmsiiou and The nsH' morn
log my head vas ~ clear ~ . bell lam
convinced ito use viii fleet permanent
cure. 7, 10 soothing scd pleasant. aud ]
stronsiy urge It's use by I'll sufferers -
Geo. Terry. Little Fails, n. Y.
. fev dsys ago She ws the uiaou OF The
orisinsl William Bolton. Who built the
hn, sri.i mill on the falls there. and ruo
/, 40 or so years. he died tu, ies years
ego. The village took iis name from
him.
Samuel. eldest con Of Chsuncey 5. Bob
opou Of Washington. vss killed on the IL
inst q large nsple log rolling over him
while be va. Al work, He leave. vile
and four children. Ga the followioe day
Leslie Bohouon. cousia u Samuel, bsd .
leg broken by falling tree near Chelsea.
Charles Ploof Of Stove vas drawing logs
wi.h pair Of oxen down steep pitch last
| Monday when the runner chain becsme
unfas,ened snd be YES thrown from the load
seinst log by the roadside. He succeed
cd 10 yslkioa. 20 roda. where be vas found
With HE breast csusbed 10. His death
resulted 10 less than tee hours.
IL 10 reported that Hon. J l. Martin o.
Brattlsboro. formerly Of Londonderry
town he represented 10 the Legislature. 40
1878. 1880 and 1852 and who served az
speaker Of the House OF Representatives
each time, will enter the Geld - csndi
date for representative, and II elected will
be q candidate Tor speaker
A very sad case OF the wipins out OF On
entire family within fortnight by grip
and pneumonia. is reported from Calais In
Washington county. Samuel Dodge. died
first 1t The home Of Charles r Dodge, hi
nephew, the wife OF Charles followed ftw
days later, then sister OF Charles AND
Charles hims self The last three burisls
were without religions services and there
we're not we'll people enough 10 the neigh
borhood to do any more than place the boz
dies 10 the tomb,
The death OF Hon. Charles Barrett on
Jan. Is, and Of Hon J. L Butterfeld on
Jan. II, is u loss to Grafton which is, in
the nature OF the case. irreparsbe The
strong New England stock from which
they sp,ung is not renewed in our bill
towns. Those who, IN other places, take
up the work OF life AZ their fathers lay il
down have gone to build up new states
and to be 10 them what their fathers were
10 ours. The loss OF such men cannot be
IN ade good to u. The places they leave
remain empty and the characteristic Gle
meut in the life OF the own passes away,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28
Ma. NJ. L. MANLEY,

tFtNf tffa
am not surprised
10 learn that you had moro trade
during Christmas week than You
could take care Of In, ! am sur
prised that, in the face Of most dis
couraeing weather, your sales were
SO much larger than last year, and
the total Of the week the greatest
on record; and that, too, when all
the large city houses admit that tho
trade has been lighter than usual.
This remarkable succcss ! altiib-
ute. largely, to Your good taste in
sampling and displaying the stock
and to your good Judgment 10 max
ing the prices popular aud attractive
II 10 true that our ADVERTISEMENT
| Ia the supplement to the Manches.
ter Journal has attracted n multi
tued Of buyers for | have heard from
all parts of the County, and even
from ont Of the state, OF is striking
effect. But unless our display IN the
store had been fully equal to tho
representations in the Journal you
would have had disappointed and
eisgusted crowd of sneerors instead
Of our eager throng Of purchasers,
am more than ever satisfied that
onr rule to tell the honest truth
about our goods is the only policy
that succeeds.
i ! want you to express to our pat
rons, far and near, my hearty thanks
for the generous patronage bestowed
upon me. not only during holiday
season, but all through the fall. They
have shown in many ways their ap.
probation of my efforts to establish
a Popular Trading Place in Man
leicester, aud am bound to show
them my Appreciation Of their pat
ronage by giving Better Value and
more liberal treatment during the
coming season than ever before.
| have already made arrangements
| for extensive additions to our stock
and, as soon as stock taking is over,
Won will be able TO show better
line Of goods than the Sun Ever
Shone On in Bennington county.
| ] feel that ] can best promote tho
interests of the business by remain
inc in the city and improving the
opportunities continually offered for
picking up bargains and securing
novelties. This ! shall continue TO
do, but | expect also to be at the
store moro frequently and become
better acquainted with my patrons
and their wants. Whatever advan-
tages gain by being constantly in
the market | want invariably given
to nv customers. We have demon
strated that it pays to sell goods at
a moderate profit FoR CASH, and you
will continue to mark every article
at as low a price as the cost will
warrant.
THANK you and the boys for their
attention to my interests and ] thank
through You the general public for
their generous support. ! thank my
well wishers everywhere for their
interest in my business and wish you
and them all A HAPPY NEw YEAR.
Yours Respectfully,
] HoYT SrELMAs.
p. S.-As You are now about to
begin Inventory, ] would suggest
your gathering together all Rem
nants, Odds and Ends, etc., and
have regular clearing ont falo.
Make the prices to suit onr custon.-
ers, as | am particular to get our
stock in the best possible shape for
our spring trade.
800 ----+----
In accordance With The suggestions oonisiuah
"a the above letter, Lave gone cafeiuly
...l..xt 40 0afV a..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28
One Dollar Well Invested.

II you have bad breath, constipS
ton, pain in the small Of the back, dis
celored skin, nervousness Ct dizziness you
only vice course ia t@,ske DR. David Ken
nedys Favori'e Rene y. Of Rondcut. \
Y. 1t will cleanse thfbl6od of all impuri
ties, regulates the Kidneys md Liver and
TINS restn,esa bealtby CLAW to your cheeks
again. All druggists. one doliar bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

Tsies. srhin . lee weeks. Death .hss
v.s.isd The little village Of Manchester
Centre, and each time lie hss taken from a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28
SAP Buckets, Pans. Heaters

SUGAR PALS and SYRUP CANS.
every can narrated 10 bold fuli gsliUn and are
~ light ard no Iesking. ! want al 70 bear 10
n nd that quality 10 sisny . consideration With
me A. pslB a. price. sDd uin rot BE- undersold
When this 10 colaoefsd.
GRO. A. LAWRENCE.
Manchester. VI, Jan. q b. issl. Ute
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

Deans Rhumatic Pills absolutely cure
Rheu mstism & Neuralgia Entirely We &c
table Safe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

This Muuneu toh Hughes Granville
tin tn. ufsnvi
y.iedJ
ffarnh
to ,hs
and
whereI TO M WIS
Iirsvt
rip through WI be @ cav ana os YOU
shops Qire
81
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poKsrr

The pcsspossd doesiioE party srd
oyster supper ics The bsssni Of Rev. Mr..
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CARPET sWEEPERS.

the ttkt.
GRAND BAFlps and BistILLis STANDARD.
Dealer 10 Lad and liCD Pipe Of All sizes and
FIJI, Rs for ssme Salt Glazed sever Pipe.
I4umps, fiSks. O. tbes iseei-, "ssh Iubs. Gran.
iss loo Hsrs, Glassware. Basket Mia Cans OF
al s1res 10 f.ei ali such 20 d. ss ne Kept 10 my
Joe 81 busiss,s.