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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
CANES TN OTHER CITIES.

Cleveland. oct THE Clevelands batted out
victory hitting Caruthcrs freely. This practically
snttIns this championship. The game was called Oh
account of darkness. The score:
q Ioi,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS = D
R,s4bit.-St Louis s. Cleveland IA. Errors-Si
louis 2 Cleveland l. PfcheTs-Caruthers ana Cla7K
SON Cmpre-Gafney
Baltimore Oct. 7.-After obtaining winning lead
in the frs, inning the Baltimores allowed the Phila
delnbias TO bunch their hits In the eighth and earn
four runs giving them the game. Both pitchers ola
wcll The score
philadelphia ........ o o 60-aa
Rasehits-Philadelrhia o, Baltimore o Errors,
PHILADELPHIA l. Baltimore 3. TftchoTS-Carsey ana
schmidt. Umpirc-Burns
Pttsburg Oct. THE Chicago colts played all
around tho Ptsburgs to-day and defeated them easily
RYAN and Parrot did good work with the bat. The
r 11ts%T"sS .''.,... o 3 o 70
Basehits-Fttsburg .. Chicago II. Errors-pitts
burg z. chicago .. Pitch-rs-Ehret and Hutchinson
Umpire-Terry
Louisville Oct. THE Cincinnati and LouisviH'
teams PLAYED well-contcsied game to-day. every one
Of The seven runs being earned. The score:
c cGn,ggnat '. ........ x-4
misunderstanding g. Cincinnati o. Errors-L1uls
vile . Cincinnati .. Pitchers-Sanders and Daub
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08

resnondinp week OF 1901 The weekly review Is
nll OF evidence of the healthy condition Of businc'
and the situation Is summarized follows:
"The first week Of october shows more acuvii.
I'm spite OF the approach OF the Presidential cleo
,on Business Is distinctly better at the South on
account Of tie improvement OF the price OF cot'oh
more active ut tn Nc, with improved crop prospects,
and only slclty retarded ~ the East The moderate
lacreosc In the demand for money ut Newiork which
preceded fhe October settlements has passed without
anv embarrassment. and the rate for money on call
mas declined from IL TO IL per cent, while at all
other cities the money markets reported abundany
s,InnlIed- With funds"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
CONFERENCE ABoCT SOUTH CAR0LIY

Governor Tilman and Treasurer Bates OF south
Carolina are in the city for the purpose Of con
ferrine on the subject OF rcfunding the state debt
on July 1, 1893, there Will mature $4,000 900 per
cent bonds and 1t is proposed 10 replace them with
issue. The original plan to have the new
bonds bear per cent Interest. but the harder money
market which has developed since the plan was
adopted by the South Carolina Legislature makes II
doubtful that such low rate will be acceptable TO
bssdbolders. The present proposition II Is under
stood, Is 10 make the rate OF interest = per cent
1t Is said that not more than half the old bonds
are owned In the North. and they steadily going
into the hands Of south Carolina people the bonds
are free OF tax in that state. II l. supposed that
Governor T1llmnn will cndcavor TO secure a banking
firm here TO handle the new issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
MRS. GALAvAY's SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

The evidence In the suit OF Mrs. Matilda Galavan,
a contral,o In the choir OF Holy Trinity Episcopal
Church, on the leigh s. for absolute divorce from
Edgar Il. Galavan. heard in the City Cour
Yesterday The defendant put in no appearance and
did not answer TO the complaint. The parties TO the
suit were married on April 4, 1883, and have one
band was usually out un IL A. workman for
Galavan. named Isaac +. harrington, gave damaging
evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

"OUR CVAUNCEY."-.. Our Chaunccy "is Chauncr,
W. Depe,y Trader Of he Harrison forces
nj Mime polls. who made the rri cipa speech there
cnom,natng the President. Mr.. Depew il achnowi-
edged be the American orators, br liant,
sparkling, sound nj saa icious. his alter-dnncr
speeches are both the models and the dcspIir ofhis
rivals. Our Chauncey" il Ia poem. by Isaac III.
Bromley, u-irT,icd profu-eiy and comicaliy by Dan
Beard &. ID. Gibson. OF the best -and-ink
artists New ori Civ, IL il delicious piece of
fun aud horpush!y possessed oil spirit
genial and sincere admiral for ii- eloquent sab.
ject. IL il doubtful wheih,r MIR. Bromley has ever
done his credit than in these ia-hing roll
licking and brill INT verses. Retail price, 81 n copy.
The book has been offered premium 10 the readers
of The Weekly Tribune; and actual -ub>criberts
The Daily may obtnin IL ON the same terms. vi1.t
80 cents Il copy in addition To his subscription. The
book IL scEt III u paper box.
AMERICAN ELECTROMAGNETIC Tribune roll Of
persons rcputed he worth million has been
revised and repubii-hed IL gives the names Of 4Oi3
millionaire. OF the United and the lines oil bns.
ness II which RI ch made his 10 With paper
In pampher form, the pubicafi,u will cost -
cents. postage paid subscription edition, better
paper with ne xibc cloth will be mailed TO
address. IN box. for ~. Probably 500 'hau2es
have been made III the list.
KNITTING AND CROCHET. 1891. New, % pages.
The hand-Omesf and best knitting and Crochet Extra
ever issued by The Tribune. - cents copy. This
issue II devoted for lace garments, has-ock
aud cushion trimming. curtain bands, bags,
scarfs, dir>. handkerchiefs, In
The charming "iiouir and society arti leo
from fhe sunday Tribune. delightful lumber.
TRIBUNE WAR STORIl>.A aguid coIiec.
lion OF 10 stories oi the Civil War. written by
actual participants. some OF their tales are among
the most thrilling and pathetic which have been put
into print. lOf pages. % cents u copy.
AFTER DINNER ~PEE( IlE~.-A handsome PAM
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Entertaining AFTER dnnrr speeches and memorial 'd-
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g. In New York Cuy. ID ceui, copy.
"VIILA0E IMPROVEMENT Why American WI.
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the charming article Of u. &. Nothrop setiins forth
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For other Extra. OF Tribune send for circulars.
THE TRIBUNE.
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NETWORK, May 3, 1892


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
Re,tor weather cr.eted Tie ball PLAYERS and their

Better weather greeted the ball players and their
friends yesterday, and the game at Eastern PARK
lrcohyn. Letv the Brooklyn ana Washington teams
could be watched with some degree Of comfort. The
game sageed at times and the Washington nine were
outplsyed mt every point, the home players winning
easily The deliberate work made it impossible to
play after the seventh inning. stein pitched with
mastery SKILL the visiting batsmen making but two
hits both in the third inning where they scored their
only runs after two men were out. The Brooklyn
men batted freely, ran the bases well, and felded
cleverly taking the lead in the second inning and
having clear sailing during the remainder Of the game
The score ; follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08

Springfield Mass, Oct. w. W. Wndle rode a
mile at Hampden Park this morning with a flying
start, in . :O2 35. beating the worlds record Of
:04 As previously held by him, and Nancy Hanks
best record Of . 0I. The trial made I'm strong
wind Not only did he beat the mile record. but the
was: First. 20 %: half, 50 10 three-quaiters
80 As mile, . :02 3-5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
FOOTBALL GAMES TO-DAY.

Tile local football season will open today by a
came hetu cen the Crescent A. g. and the Yale College
eleven, M Eastern Park Brooklyn. a lively game is
eApcctod. This game viii give local enthusiasts a
pretty good lire as to Yalo's real strength.
The football season will also BE- formally opened at
Nanl:t,an Field TO-DAY The game will be between
tbe Manhattan A. C. and the stevens Institute elcvens.
4 lively gam is Anticipated.
There will also be n game at Orange Oval this after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
.IrTTMN FOLIIGE.

Delaware Water Gap, Penn, oct Tho autumn
colors fur which this resort IS famous. are now to
&c seen IN their Ccatest brilliancy and the chang
,nr Of the foliage will continue for a couple Of weeks
vet. Tho view f. especially fine from the htta-
tinny, Whic remains open Tor a late fall season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
P.ASSAIC.

The first entertainment OF the NTH annual series
" the Passaic Library Association WAS attended by
400 people last night, in the p. c. W. and \. a.
clubhouse Leland T.. Powers the impcrsonator. re-
cited hi. m1nologne play David Ccpperield' During
IFS existence the association has raised money enough
IN purchase nearly 1000 books for the free public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08

THEY COULD NOT HIT SWEETS WHO WAS IN
FINE FORM
Boston. Oct. 7.-Stivetts invincible form TO-
day and New York lucky 10 get two hits. Inc
fielding was superb each side. In spite OF B0sonS
batting New York made only fielding error Nc
Carthy did some terrific batting. making two-base
hit three base hit and two home runs. The fielding
work of Long and Kcccr was remarkably clever. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
TILE RECORDS
GAMES TODAY.

Roston vs. Ncw-York at Boston.
Chicago vs. P!ttsburC. at Chicago
louisville vs.. Cincinnati. at lIouisVius
Paltirore w. Philadelphia az Baltimore.
Clnye and VS.. ST. Louis az Cleveland
There are TO local League games In this neighoor-
Al the players OF the Washington team except
C.rtoD Richardson, have received their ten Gays
notice OF release.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08

The business failure, reported for the week 10 X
g. Dun a co. numbered lsi for the United States
and thirty SIX for Canada, total OF 23O compared
with los In the previous week and 270 for the cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
NEWS FROM NE W-JERSEY.
IIOBOKEN.

A LUMBER PILE FELL OVER on THEN.
For IA number OF weeks q pile Of lumber owned by
Kost Lang has stood at Ferry st and Park-avc. Yes
tcrday morning Robert Whitlock, driver on Patter
sons express wagon was driving rapidly down Park
ave- when the wheel Of his wagon struck plank which
projected ircm the lumber pile. Tho lumber was
Jared by the collision and toppled over on the side
walk MIS- Sarah Altman and two small children were
passing AT tho time. They buried beneath the
lumber. When released, 1t was found that Mrs. All
man and the elder child lad escaped with sight bruises,
the Younger child was seriously injured, both Of her
feet being badly crushed The child taken to ST.
Marys Hospital, where it said that both feet
would probably have to be amputatel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08

An Investigation Is being made by the Board OF
Health to ascertain what illness Peter Logan son oil
the head gardener at the stevens estate. on Castle
Point IS suffering with. 1t is said that the boy has
smallpox Or. Council reported the case TO the County
Board Of Health as scarlet fever. The city Board Of
Health has asked the doctor to explain why he fal!ed
% report the 10 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
Announcements.

Sypher & Co.. 5th-ave. and 2sth-st.., invite
,.ncaI attention 10 their Importation now being re-.
,eved from Europe They are The purchases mad by
EXAMPLES OF old gilt FURNITURE Louis KY:
xW and XVI. old TAPESTRIES old Engli.h sihvEl'
"a Sb"neid PLATE miniature PORCELAiNS and BRIO
aRTAC suitable for cabinet collections which cannot BE-
found elsewhere. An early inspection Is eoilciru'
Nes W1y-Low's SOOTHING SYRUP
uos bocn u.cd for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS OF
WOTIIF;RS Tor their CHILDREN WILL JEf,L,Hn,I NJ
,r,h PERFFCT SUCCESS. II SOOTHES the CHILD
SoFTENs THE GUNS LLAYS AL LEn PAt FHR % b tI
nIoFA Sold by DRUGGISTS in every part OF the
world TWENTY FIVE CENTS a BOTTLE
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D..
90 WEST s9TH.ST: 49,.
Diseases OF the Nervous System ienito urnars ofe>n~
lmpotency acd Sterilty. Hours. :" i. "
UprcUE f. K w UNIQUE.
NEW COLLAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
NEW.YORK.

Earned runs-Doston 4 TwO-inse hlts-Lonc, McNathy,
Na5 sycs Quinn Bs9ps T ,o6 9itMe
- :. D.'be rlay-E,e'or. Fuller AID McN1hon firss
base balls-Nash. Quinn, Lyons. Hit 10y PIT he'd ball
L.. : ti,k oGt-f,snze fucker, Bonnet ,, Buike
Ewing. King. Pissed la l--Ewing. Wild piteh-Stivets'
Time-1 40. Cmpc-Enslie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
BROOKLYN WINS LASTLY.
BETTER WEATHER FOR BASEBALL.
RATHER SLUGGISH GAME AT EASTERN PARK
SCORES AND RECORDS.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
GIANTS LOSE AT BOSTON.

Boston Q, NewYork . Chicago Q, Pittsburg 4.
Brooklyn 10, Wa hingtOn .. Cleveland g. ST. Louis 8:
Philadelphia s. Baltimore 4. ICincinnau Louisville 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
WASHINGTON.

Tarncd runs-Pr001lvn 4, Washington o. Flrst base
nv errors-Brooklvn . Washington l. Left on bases
Rrookyn :. WASN'T gton . Firt base on ba'IOn S,eih
wo.base ht-B outhcrs Sacrifice ht-c1rc9rian Stolen
b,.ns-Jovce . Burns B. DAILY. Dowd Larkln Passen
ball-McCiure I. Umpire-Lynch. Time-1 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08

TIE GOLD MOUNTED PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS
now in service on the Pennsylvania Railroad echps"
any previous production OF The carInlders
Skill &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
BIcYcLIsT wIyDLE BEATS NANCY HANKS.

noon between the Orange a. c. and the weslcyan
College eevens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
EsTIArAr.NG TIE SCHOOL ExpExsEs.

A special meeting Of the Eoard Of Education
held Yesterday Afternoon TO decide upon the items
OF budget FOR the year ending December 81, 1889.
The estimate Of eNpcrscs. Is finally pa.sed, va,
"a s4O1i5G2. an Increase % slJ.,3oJ -. The
largest appropriation In TIE budget - S3,2l2 $50.
for salaries If teachers IN grammar and primary
schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08

FINANCE AND WARMING. No. 114.-Thc bcsr o.
he money articles OF Mr. Horr. In the pamphlet
nn,ued above. Reprinted in low priced sheet Torn
for uonuInr distribution. Makes pages OF Tit
WecLiy Tribune. 2 cent. "a copy. 100 copies, ~
cents, 1000 COPIES 81. In lots Of lO,O"U and more
So per thousand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08

PROTECTION NOT A TAX, No. I13.The best Of
,,c ,rotectIve tariff articles of Mr. Horr. Reprinted
in low priced sheet form for popular distribution.
mage, Of The Weekly Tribune. cent per copy. ZOE
copies. IS cents. 1000 copies, 50. 10 lots oil loOoo
or more, $3.50 per 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08

HOMESTEAD PHOTOGRAPHED. No. l1o'-"fs
resuIt. of special investigation of wages, cost OF
wing and the causes the recent strike. page" OF
The Weekly Tribune. cent copy. copies, ID
cents. 1000 copies, e3. Ia lots oil $4,000 SI'oo
nor 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08

TuETAR!FF AND WAGES. No. I 6.-Wiih Demo-
crntic testimony - Mckinney prosperity from fhs
v,urcau OF Labor stati-tcs aud the Banins Depart-
,,,,, of This -tatc. Prcc cenr. coo copies, So.
IL iots Of 1900, $500 per 1900.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03

a,aY. Observation-Disclosures a ssss
The water IL alkaline and Of great puri'
", coio,iss.. tssisless aud free from foul
ss. l,s wonderful purity end curative
power. hsve suggested the Ides OF botiling
i, sud prepsrstiops are nov being made
/, pu, Il mp both plain aud sera,ed. As .
table water II viii have no superior and
there gill hereafter be no necessity TO pur'
ebs.e foreign waters i,r purity or favor.
Taairor water has every elemen, Of puri.
~. sud shrn carefully c.tbopa,ed has an
espeeisiiy deils b,iai sof,n.ss aud delicious
sparkling favor
-Toxn ,ftces; Moderator. Y. u.
Archibald, Clerk. ID X S1mobds; Select
Mea, NJ Csunsld, + u Smith. \. W.
Boa,s; Treasurer and Trustee Of Public
Money, ]. r. Black; Overseer OF p'or. NJ
C.nneld; lst Constable end Collector. 7
ID. q .ddins.. aad Cons,sb'e. A. Bismsa.
Listers, F.w Cook. Vim. Smith. X ".
Dean; Auditors. Il. Essles,on. J. Il Whip
pie. T.. G Owe; fsnoe vlestrs. " y.
Or,i., y. n w.tusr. J W. Fowler, lnspec
~ oi Leather. J. II wbippIs, Pouad
X -ps,. l. s,buyIei; Inspector Of Lnm,
btke. r Peiklns. Lag Agent y. q
Arcsib.id; Superintendent OF Schools.
Rev. Nj. Appiemsu. Highway Commis.
ii sbsrs. " Il, rmisn. Hugh n. Tovn,
.hsed. Henfy Hicks Voted = tar Of rs
ceais oa The dollar Of the srsod iisl. 70
i.ciuds TIE ~s,e. school sad Highway
ss1es, the latter 10 be - cents CO the dol.
lar. sud all 10 be- paid TO the treasurer on
OF b.iors SEP. | Voted 10 appropriate
$50 iot expense. Of peoOrs,ica Day. vo.
ted Ia in.Haci The Manchester Csnire
Gsneisty Cen u,issionefs TO set spat iopr
lot. Tor TIE bafisl Of The veteran poor. 10
ts 1adss ihe coniscl Of the W. X q No.
tel thsi The Highway Commissioners
be limited 10 The smoast 81 histvsy ten.
ID. .sms 10 he assef eouisoi Of The seisc,
@su.
ssscHnrEn crsrrA
Dsst t.ii 10 resd Bartor A Cos sev
ssser,issnsri.
Charles s1yas sad vile are boarding
u Thsyss hotel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03
STATE NEWS.

A heavy nsnuisc'urins industry, enc
ployins 400 bands. 10 talking Of moving TO
BELOW. Pals from Mssssohufes's. and the
board OF irsde 10 10 correspondsnce With
several arms ibs, are thinking Of moving
10 Bellows Falls.
A young child Of Charles Bronsh. Of
Hyde Pork. vss scsldsd TO death. iev
days since. by falling 10 tnb Of boiling
water.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03

sAxcaEsyrs.
80 Read Berios Cos pee advertise
nsel
-MIss Lacy Barrel, Of Orsiiou 10 'isi
tss Mr., y. W. Hoyt
Mr. sinosas gave bet pupils pleas
ant p.,ios ms,iesi Friday srenibs.
- O. E.cop. 60 uperisnced clefh
iron A.is.. .iii .ost for II u, Dos ID
eamiSs sessoo.
Il A. Hsm~s.sy Of ST. Paul is Il
,ova. called hereby the death Of hi. faith
81. Rev. A. Hemenssy.
N X Fo.ler and bis son J W fos
Ier .sfs called 10 Ses York lsst seek q
.ltpssse. by Tho parties who are trying Il
.aslsin the ssssus siil.
a bright lish. .ss sees in The difso'
too Of saHdsrlsnd, Saturday evening
The telegraph broush, the fact that I
.mslI house occupied by Cbsries King vs.
burned
Il Rev. Ass Hsmsnvsy. vbo bad made
hl. home 9Th his son DR. Hemenssy. TO-
macy yssfs. died 90 Friday morning. the
fnusrsl conducted by Rev, Mt. Bates,
being held 90 Monday.
The supper II the Manson house,
Thprsdsy evening proved . very pleasant
sffsir. one hubdred tickets we're sold sDd
the supper i,self vas all that could be de-
sired. Besides The feast OF good things
IL was The social event OF the season.
The many friends OF Alexander Martin
will be piessed 10 know thst he is stili 10
New York, 10 the OH e OF the N. Y. @, a
II X railroad aud that he has recently
beeo promoted TO . responsible position.
winning golden opinions from bis employ
III. = Dow, wbo has been clerk 10 the
Cone A Ssifi store Tor several years, has
started 10 business on his own account,
occupying The store jas, vacated BY X, l..
Baldwin. His place 10 the Cone Swift
store /. flled by syouug man from KEGS
willie, n y.
Hon. Z. u TAFT Of Burlington will
give the next lecture In the Seminary
course on Thursday eve. March 10 Subject.
MeIico, ito people and i.s customs. Mr..
TAFT has been sp extensive traveller and his
ieciare ~iil give interesting and valuable
information concerning our sister repub'
lie.
--Msuy OF the Seminary students will
remember Daniel Is. Lucia who Was 3
student there three years ago and Who 10
nov member OF the class OF "a Of the
Vermont University. He had his right
foot smputs,ed =, the Mary Fletcher. hos'
pi,sl Feb IL, the second sprsining OF bis
snkls followed by necrosis making the
operation Necessary.
1T hes been decided to postpone the
teachers institute which VAS 10 have been
held in Bennington March 2, and 4
There 10 not disease enough 10 the place
TO make this course absolutely necessary,
bat i, /. thought best to postpone the
gathering ~ matter OF prevention
A po,her date will be fred st an early day
when the ssme programme. ~ nearly a.
may be. viii be carried out. Editor Still
son lost another child. his youngest by
scarlet fever, las, week.
The beneficial results that have fol-
loved the drinking OF the Equinox
Spring ws,er by residents OF Manchester
and by summer visitors, has caused I'M
qniry ~ 10 to the constituents which rem
de, i, so sfiicscious 10 Kidney Disorders.
Dyspepsia. Cont, Rheumatism 4 c. Mr..
o,v,s has recently received the following
snaly.. made by Prof. c. y. Chandler. Of
New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03

Leach. Cos,tshie. q NJ Lincoln. Over
.esr. v Hsrs. Listers. /. Y, shaldon.
d " Bibin.. o. Besbs. Tax voted 90
cenis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03

Mrs Cora vetsi aud children OF New
York are spending lev days with rela
tives
Mira Flora Convey Of MsnchesLr 10 II
town caring for Der father aud mother who
ere H.
John MeLsntis has moved from X. b.
r ,ndsli's place to bis mothers 10 tie mp
per part OF theiovp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03

-Tso u urisg1s 10 iosa the pact week.
Mr.. oEro ) NTH add Miss sybli Flower o.
Vest Rapet Feb ~ snd VIII Tnompsos
ard Mss Miliir Galii Feb. -
Town oapsrs: Moderator. A. L
Barton; cierk. Treasurer aud Ssperinien
dent Of schools. Y. W. Csrpsntsr. Seisc,
Men, T. ID. Smith. T. G. FondA @. O.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03

The people Of this town we're shocked
by the news last week OF the death. ut Ben
oipgton, OF Miss Amanda Tsy lor, who
was run over by . backing engine on the
L. 3. Railroad. Miss Taylor was partially
deaf and did not see the engine in time
to get of the track. She bad lived in Ben
ning,on many years aud WAS avery worthy
woman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29

~ p.isf Is ast Pzis.- Up to date nothing
has been found that will take the place OF
iinseed oil in,he Manufacture Of paint The
better the OIL. the better the paint. IL M
steai Of pure iinsee'i oil, the manufacturer
u..,d an emulsion Of oil. thai is mixture OF
oil anil ester they mix oil and water now
a-.isy., b. cileapsns the cost Of pro iuetion
AMI makes mixture that looks ike paint,
smells like paint. aAl for that n'a,tertastes
like paint i.at when you put on
your house, il ,isnt act like paint But
ho~ are you. Lyman iu the paint hus'-
ness. going Il, firsl on, before you buy II
that il CONTAINS water We gave you hias
xster don't east A. much a OIL SO look
on, for the very cheap paints. they may
prove very .lesr in the end. The chiitsa
Paints cannot b. sold as low as the water
paints.
For sale by Il. l.. Clark, Cony street, Au-
yusta. ,ieod& wiopc0lnr