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sATURDAY.....FEBRUARY6 6, 1892.

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The Druggist in TIL. town who
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Ally preparations ere for sale. By wholesale
druggists IN Chicago, st, Louis and every city
west.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

Lsst week the editor OF the JOURNAL tax
log bis frat day Of for several years
visited the state capitol and looked 10 up
on the assembled wisdom" OF the state
He found both houses bu ~ With lesisla
tive work, though but lev bills OF gentr,l
interest have passed b Ia houses.
Both Senate and House appear to be
conservative bodies aud disposed 10 90
slov and are DO, likely to become ratified
or 70 psss any foolish measures. II is true
tina. the house. evidently nader pressure
iiom tue ladies, has passed . bill allowing
women Who are taxed the right to vote
70 municipsl elections bat the Senate IL
quits likely 10 block It's passage through
that body. Even i,s.onld become isu
!, would practically am 3uat to little. for
Ne have nodes that one woman 10 thous.
snd would take ais.nlsge Of her rights
oader the Law. unless some pseuiisr emerI
ssucy should sri, which wonld call out
every vote. which !, 90, Oft n the case 10
vsrnout
The worlds fair hiI. msking besrly
$4,000 sddiiionsl appropriation Ter tae
purpose Of compiling tls Vermont baildi
ing pss.ei TIE Serti' withou, OPPOSITE u
bu, 10 lsii 90 the table Ia the House for
further discussion. The Commissioners
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

40 int resting I'D house Is the Govrrn 7
lssac Tichenor place 10 Bennington Gem
tire The bonse which ,t,ods Oh slightly
eley.t d ground At &C nsid,r bile distance
from the highway, is = large Nv stary
smuetafe psinted white aud has green
blinds The grounds are tsstefully srrsui
ged ,havipsfn.ly kept lawns snd wslks aud
q wealth OF beautiful trees. watch ct plsc'
80 almost embow,r the old place from
view. Toe house which bears some traces
OF col ,uisl architecture, was built 10 l7Ss,
aud eli the nails u.ei ia its coustr elton
we're forged 10 Bennington from hoops
,.ken from imported liquor cssks. IL wa
nsiierod almost partial 10 appearance
sud 10 appointment, 10 early times. Dur
Jag the var Of the Revolution Gov. TIch'
enor was deputy commisssry general for
the Northern Department Of the army.
After the war be engaged In civil pursuits
and rose to great distinction. being elected
Senator to G opgrsss, to the chief Justicei
ship for eleven years 10 all He died 10
1888, and the property passed into the
bsnds OF Dssoon I, orge Ly mao. whose
second wife vas Governor Tichenor's adopi
led daughter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

have . vesy ereai,sbls b1ildiss NADER .sy
add cay ihs 10 Tie leA,i snouai necccsssry
70 ccOplst, a. lis tras that nearly thsi
amount hss bees pledged by private ciii
rsns ia csse the Legislature does DC. vcts
IL bal "a interests these patriotic citizens
no more tbsn Il docs cry other ci,izsns Of
The state. add ~ IL ss vice thing 10 have
any baildins Of oil. evidently the state
and not iadiviiusls should be ., the es
peuse Of IL. OF oourse those .ho make
exhibits Of the resources OF the state do 30
mos,ly 81 their own expense bot .be Ven
moni building" 10 another matter entirely
Very likely . msipri,y vill ,hint the state
can sf5rJ tito building and will vote Tor
The appropriated.
There is . growing feeling 10 the Ies.s
ls,ure aud ,tIts 81 large 10 favor OF better
roads A state league. which already hss
. large number OF members. has been or
gsnixsd, Of which Col. Colbnru lie one Of
the Wee Presidents The road committee
10 periecting bill, which will foon be in
iroduced, which IL drawn for the purpose
OF making some improvement 10 our presi
ent system OF highway tsIsiion, aud road
repairing. II is rather . hard matter {,
bit upon the right ,hiug, though slmos'
oil recognizs the need OF improvement,
We hope besipniug will be made this
year.
There seems TO be growing feeling
that the town system OF schools may be
sdoIt ID " this sessioD. as the best way
out OF our school muddls. II the people
Of the st,te will take kindly to the Law II
enacted, aud give 1t fair trial We think IL
would prove q blessing to the state at
large, but il such law be passed now
DOLLY 10 be repealed two yssrs hence IL
would mske = great deal of trouble ard
expepse for q, thiDa We are satisfied thst
the town syst IN vii clme t. stay. some
time, but whethCr the state is ready Tor IT
now Ia u question which tle legislature
ought to carefully consider.
lbtrs is likely 10 be SOMETHING Of conf
test ov,r the weekly payu eat bill. but
there is nothing to show. thus far, that
there IL any large numb,r OF working men
who wish the bill TO pass. Certainly soms
OF the men who work Tor wages do not de-
sire IT, They say that II paid every week
the amount Is SO small that, alter deduct,
ing what is necessary for living expenses
there is net enough left to deposit" while
at the end OF month there Is more to lay
by and they are mcrs inclined to put 1t
where It will do good in the future. We
are inclined 10 believe that weekly pay
ments would make large diminution III
the deposits by working men ia our savings
banks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

The report Oh the internal commerce oil
reau Of statistics At Washington, ssys tbs,
the value OF the CON merce passing through
the 81 Mays Canal, to and from Lake
superier and beyond, increased from s2s,
coo. 900 IN 1881 10 SIPS. 000. 900 10 1891
1bis increase Is largely in goods for the
etesi farming region Of the Norlbve and
10 r. products Of their farms coming sss,
ssri. ms poor, plu dered bread vim, r.
sr1und down and robbed BY protected
uoaop..s,s. manage 10 hold their Own tol
ersbiy well : even 70 gain tribe! Strange
10 say. their gaia under this wicked Mc'
kiaiey Tarif actually increased.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

Cleveland, 10 bis last speech in New
York, aud the Democratic and MugwumI
papers claeed the campaign will
the org Of Republican DOODLE" Tbi'
comes with bad grace from 9 candidate
who is reported to have contributed $25,
600 for his own election. and the report
hss not been denied.
II is also . not ,rious fact that Cleveland
10 order to secure the support OF Tsmms
ny. promised to surrender TO that the moot
corrupt orssniz,t on in the country the
control OF the federal patronage in that
state. snd turned bis back upon his Mug.
wum friends, who ecnred his nomins'
lion 10 facs OF the 6srce opposition Of
Tammsny. 10 other words the support Of
rsmmsny WAS purchased. not perhaps
with money. bpt wit promise Of offices
Now u isa fact That both ps,t ties have
used q great deal Of money and q large
snm can be used leei'im ,tely 10 a presi
''o'hi UNtI tut
county. but the claim that Repu blIcans
are using money TO corrupt voters is made
by the Democrats TO distract attention
from their own erookedness. The N. Y,
Sun lat Thursday admit, that the Dem,
tcrAis bad $500 600 to be used 10 New
York state sud large Gums for use 10 other
close states snd il is not likely that the
Sun. being Cleveland paper rndersts,ed
the amount Wbst is this money to be
useifr3 The spesking vas at that date
almost ended and the cam psign literature
Ill distributed. Mot Of it will probably
DO used 10 bring Republican voters to
stay At home. This VAS the way they car,
RED the state one yesr ago, bu. |, may not
work this year. Republicans srs too much
interested 10 the result to be hired to nesi
lect their duty and to cast full vote In
which Gaze Harrison will get the vote q
The etste.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

A striking INDIGESTION OF tho prosperity
Of the West is furnished by letter 10 tb'
Dry Goods Economist OF New York IRON
Msitoon, Ill. A few years ago nearly every
farm 10 tbst section was mortsaged; nov
. farm mortgage 10 81 exception. Two
years ago the beet lands cosld be bought
for s3j 10 $40 per acre; now no farm 10 Tor
sale Al Iess an $40. aud very few farmers
van, t, sell aeyea years ago the com ini
ell deposits OF the two Nation bank,
ware $40 900; nov they sre $3.50. 600
! milsr tsii noBy OF agricultural prospect,
!. comes from slmos, every direction. Tie
Il .aer. Of the Unitsd States have struck
the go den age Of their vocation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

There 10 oue singular thing about the
esnpsisp .ust closed, there never hss
bcea 8 rcsideniisl csmpsign before With.
10 the the memory Of man that general
badness VAS 40, seriously affected. TIL.
yest business has besa carried on ..
though 60 nnsuL tvent. which might
bnas vast changes, vas sbou, 10 bsppep.
II il bard 10 secoun, Tor this apparel
srsihy ,re.pt Tor the reason iss, both
pFeaidsn,isl candidates have been tried and
neith,r broash, disaster. and therefore The
eoaptry Is likely 10 be sale 10 the hands
OF either. Waiter tbis ~sss wrong i'm
pfessioa o. not, u u evidently the one held
By ihe We, M. r!iy ~ people
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

~ Blats OF Vermont, District Of Manchester, ss
In Probate Court, held 1T Manchester within
aud for said District. on The 18th day 81 October
A. b. 1877
hichaTd W Dean, Administration, with viii sp-
nssed. on the estate u Clark Woodos e1 late ~
Man, hestsr 10 ssia District deceased. made sp.
picltlon 70 said Court Tor lsecl.a 10 cell ali the
real estate Of which the DECEASED did saixsd sd
poe, ICED, said teal estate beiug situated ia ssid
tosI a Manchester, representing that the
am0UDt o. delis due ionl sxid dsees.ed 10
wa ~, The obUgts 81 administration arc ssil-
mated ii 80 The Va ua ~ the personal estate
smOuntine 10 $50 ~ having been used In SUP.
port Of She family Of ssid deesA xed, making Tie
amount ~ dstis chsrgsshia 90 the resi estate ~
ssid c.csssef t5I1 b. aud thai saie ~ . part ~
ssd real estate is necessary tn tue payment ~
sad drbis and ebsfgss Of administration, ADD
thats pan esBb0f Des 3ii sltb0pt nj AIRY 10 tLoss
iiteusi.d Va the remainder
Hbueapoh - as ordered that hearing 90
.sld application be held IL NE pfobste On.cs ia
zsbelsssier in said Iistiiet on the igia csy e.
kOYembsf A ID. issz ~ 10 DieiDcE A. H., and thai
h0ilcs Of ssid sppleallon. The nature snd fe.sot.
thereof and the time and plsos Of hearing there.
on, DO gwen 10 All pefssps Interested By The
pablcs liDn hereof three veets successfully 10,
ihs Manchester yorssiL, assspspef printed
a. Manchester IN ssid Disssaes, presious 10 SAID
time u hearing.
A true record,
At,e.l, !. n. FEsk. Register.
A true ecpy Of record,
assv A,is.i,J. Y, TEas. Reg s,si.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10
SAkAH HAZLETON's E.rAYy,

- sTArE or VERMONT. District Of Manchester, W
IN Probate Court, held Al Manchester, within
and for sAid District, on the 18th day Of October
A. u, 1892
The Administrator Of the estate OF Fsrah
Hazleton lsie " Dorset 10 said Dlstist.
deceased, presents his sdmiListrAilon AccoaDt
for examination and allowance.
Where upon, II IL ordered by said Court,
that said account be referred TO . session
oil said Court, 10 be held At the Probste Once
10 Mapchs sier, In ssid District, on the 18th day
Of November u. 1882, al 10 o'clock a. w., Tor
hearing and deeision thereon: And IL 10 further
ordersd. that Dotiee hereof BE- given W I'll pof-
sons Interested By pubhoatIou VI III same three
weeks successfully IN the Manchester JounsAL
. newspaper published ~ Manchester, previous
to said time appointed for hearing, that they
may appear ~ said tine and pIses and shos
cameo, II Any they may have, Why aid account
should not be- allostd.
A true record,
J. Y. FEss, lie si.tst.
A trne copy OF record,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

NOTICE.
NJ " UrLEY,

NV u!lEf'
GEoRGEP UTLEY AND TRUSTEE
Bennington County Court. June Term A. D.
1899
Hhreas VI W Utley OF Manchester, Benninr
ton County, state of Vermont, at the December
Tenn 81 Banning on COUNTY oouri, A. D. 1891.
r1uPli aud ontel cd al soton agsiust George 4
Utl,y OF Mrrsball, Calhoun County, State
Mi,bilsn, declaring uTon the common eonn,s IN
as.umps a. d claiming one Thousand dollars
damages, aud snmmuDiDR Julia A. Utiey ss
Trustee Of said George i. Uler; aud service ia
said sciion was made by delivering to raid Julia
A Uiley, Trustee, tue ard aits s.ed copy Of
the wiz IN eaid &C ion and by attaching all
OF said George 7. Utley's rghi. titIs snd 10.
crest " all the zeal estate that was Of ono
Geprpe utlsy. late 81 Manchester, decess, q,
md BY leaving on the 2lh. day Of August, A u.
le9i true aud affected oooy Of said writ With
denciipiii Of the proper .nd as,si. .,,aeb, 4,
with he proper return enforced thereon, IN tho
Town clerks ofiica In SAID Manchester. and .or.
yico OF said writ vas made upon sad do eudaui,
lac b, ing without Tho etpte, BY leaving for hi,u
on said 2ith day OF August D., 1891 In the Of
fee OF SAID Town Clerk ia cad Manchester, =
Ike ir1e aud aticstei copy 81 said writ with
list OF the property aud e.tsie so attached aud
with the proper return thereon endorsed.
And II appearing that eald defendant hives
without this state and that he had no personal
notice OF the pendeDey OF said action The case
was continued 10 the June Term D. 1872 of
said Court, with IN order that notice Of said
action be given 10 said Defendant by pa location.
And at said June Term Of said Court, said order
OF publication not being complied with and no
personal notice OF the pendeney OF said action,
having been given TO ssid defendant aud II ap.
peariDg that he IL still without tho state 20
that tummons cannot be served upon HIM
II " therefore ordered that the SAID Defendant
be required 20 appear on the hrst day Of the neIt
ttaied Term OF said Court, 10 bs held Al Bon
nington within and for the County Ut BeDniDg-
ton. on the frst Tuesday Of December D 1894.
and that the said PlsiatG shAl cs0se this order
10 DO printed In tho Manchester JouHsAE, kpp' !.
lie newspaper published 1T Manchester Ia said
County, three weeks successfully, the at OF
which pnbics lions shAll be At least tive ity ds,.
previous to the commencement OF Vi, sfo srsid
Term Of ssid Court which shall be D .emsd suni.
9 ent notice to th" SAID George + Utlry ! ~
pear and defend said seton
Datod at Manchester, this 700, day Of October
A. u. 1872.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

Elys Cresm Balm gives satisfaction to
every one using it for catarrhal troubles
g. X. Mellor. Druggist. Worcester,
Mass.
/ believe Elys Cream Balm is the best
article for catsrrh ever offered the public.
bush Il Co., Druggists. Worcester, Mass.
An article OF real merit &C. P. Alden.
Druggist, Springfield. Mass.
Cream Balm has given satisfactory re.
suits W. p. Draper. Druggist. Spring
field, Mass.
Those who use il speak highly Of it. -
Geo. A. Hill. Druggist. Springfield, Mass
Tspleys Bread Winner s.. out wear oil
other shoes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

II the Democrats sic they may siill be
aasble 10 carry out the free trade and Wild
cal eersneydoe, rioss Of their pis,forr.
" may be blocked by Rspublicsp Ssps.e.
Pr the good Of the eoan,ry ne hope sueh
ma 10 tbe case. but ~s ere soiry they ara
sireo the eisuoe. From . merely party
point Of sisw il nigh, be - we'll 70 hs
lhen Try both sod see hov II viii work.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

Hsrild fredens cables ury dolsiul
asgatsA from LSadon 10 the Neu York
Tinss. he bssils: Happy Aasne,. Tho
nelt Taerdsy night sIil saii ior the couo
.aas u vote, .iihoa, sny dream Of con-
ezra s 10 shat arm "a soi smbiitered
neishbou 90 Der iroaiien may ttiek Of
the result aud sbo sees Involved 10 the
issas Of her great election oaly economic.
caa.ei el.l and social qasstiona Aed
thea be portrs,s ,ks eoair .siias conditioa
ia Gsrassy, vhers be hs< Ssea taking .
three week, tramp; l, is amos, psths,is
- recall the earnest enibusiAsm viih
rhies srsrywttrs they spoke 81 the
Azsr.ean election Low sc'ss o. ia Which
60 ei,issas we're vo,ins usdfr 90 shadow
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

TIE .lsrtlon a Co1sre"nsH vill rsssli
sssrsFf isrss redscsaop a The presesi
uszatf .aae u,l-riy 10 iss lover toSss
Z e, psriy sss I'd el.iu mote ihsn 'seh
81 sss ssd they are roi litsly 10 set ihs',
.pA i !. oats posssbls iks, tks isrners
sllspos n.y have nsnbsr sbonsh 70
hald he b.ispos a. pu~u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

The JctIsaL sri dprips ibs CEN psisp
20 ihoss .ho arc Dot subscribers Gil he
dlsooEiisned After this issus. thoush. Of
eosnse. We hope 40, OF eli may become sub
.tr.hsu and tfsr ite paper .bs rsmsibdes
a ibi. year snd oil Of nsr, fer 81 50in 2,
vsbos ofdsr. aud ponsy lief. With your
pus,nA s'er gill be tunioisni. ~ tbs money
uili be itrssrded 10 Ne. Nos 10 The time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

TIE lhrebtened lockout 10 the Eoslisb
cotton spinning mill, Ia the great topic
among wage earners In thst country. Tbs
operatives are no mood TO accept the FIVE
per cent reduction In wages ordered by
,he msstt r spinners, aud trouble is sure to
faiio~ any attempted TO cary II out, 1t is
lnousht that the lockout would affect
about 5000 operatives. and the idlsness
Of sueb az army 81 this season cannot is'l
10 bring suffering. Within . few days
the Epelisb cotton trade has improved :
lit IL. and the master spinner msy COZ
eladed not 10 enforce their order for .
reduction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

Oct lb,r ~.s a pretty lively month for
Gees . well ss polities, The New York
& umereial Bulletin shows ths, the total
afp Loo. Of tai. eouDtry and Canada US
sll 3lg. 300. - sssirsi sl3. 2ls 800 10 90
Der Of 1891. e. 279 500 10 October 1890
1bss IL 10 say, the destruction Of property
b, Gre duIug the month jast pas, u1 st
the rate OF Ii,ils NOR ,bsn $3.50 6l9 .
HaR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

Ralurb. up to Wednesday mtrnipg in'
dicst, that Cleveland is elected. with .
pa,fitls chance that Harrison may pull
tafil a. New York 10 Democratic. they
palIi very heavy vote in New York city
sud Brooklyn. while in the remainder o!
lie .,a'e both sides I'LL n but HsrrisoDs
loss is Tie greater Connseticut Illinois
add IBdisus sre close, sad also other states
iron which only partial returns hsd been
received.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-10

TsmEsnys sev sicctsop ibspeciofs isv
is Ne. Yoss city sirs Il toe Of tho three
lbsescian md Jsdgs insrshsn decided
fsestt, ihss ivo isspsctan IN sSy board
n1sa canir0l THIS messs thai its ive
r.amss, iespectss IN every election ds'
itsei are pat 10 ssiboray. usier The old
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