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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
FOR RENT.

NOR REST-sEvEE.RooM BRICK Dwell
II Ing, 1871 Jacob street. About three min
utes' walk from Mcclure House. Possession
given October lst Apply at % or us Twelfth
street, kelOod
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15

XNTANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework, middle aged preferred. Ap'
ply 2l32 Main street. solfh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15

UTANTED-To BORROW 500 FOR FOUR
w months. Good security. Will pay ten
QO) per cent. Address CHESTER, tais Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
WANTED.

ED-STEEoGRAPHER, Typewriter
w and Copyist state age and saaSy sx-
pected Apply Z. l.. ]. q. sepl5erdq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15

SELL FOR RENT AND FOR
w sale Cards, Blank Deeds and DEEDS Of
Trust, Blank Leases. Justices Blanks ste-
REGISTER Counting Rooms
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15

Mr.. Louis He'll, OF the Island, and
Miss Lizzie Ehin, of Bridgeport, were
Joined last evening in wedlock by Rev.
j. NJ. Stephens. The ceremony occur
red at half past eight, and afterwards
congratulations and fine Wedding sup
per occupied the attention of the
guests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15

Rev. Welhause, pastor of the German
Lutheran Church of Bridgeport, officiat-
ed last evening at the marriage of Mr..
Theodore Rehm and Miss Hannah
Burke, both popular young people OF that
place. The ceremony was performed at
the home of the brides parentS,On Pike
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
FOR SALE.

TIoR sALE-FoLDING BED AND Rctrigsr
i ator. Enquire Register Office. sei0eda
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15

nor SALE-Good Moulding and Plastsrlng
IL Sand. Address MOUNDSYILLE MINING
AND MANUFACTURING 90, Aoundsyllle,
~ Va. fep7sra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15

Miss Isabel Caldwell was united in
marriage to Mr.. Hood Worthington, OF
Danville, KY, at 1890 o'clock yester-
day, at the home OF her mother, Mrs.
Bolton Caldwell, 1856 South Broadway.
On account Of the recent bereavement
in the family, the wedding was a very
quiet one, only members OF the imuedi-
ate family and few intimate friends
being present. The bride wore hand
some white silk LanSdOwne gown and
carried white roses, and never looked
more beautiful.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. ID. a. Cunningham, after
which a collation. was served by burst.
The bride and groom left over the
Pan Handle for Washington, d. c.,
whence they will go west, stopping at
Chicago, and then return 10 the home
Of the groom near Danville, ky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin White, Of
Colerain, Ohio, celebrated the twenty
seventh anniversary of their wedding
Wednesday evening and also the birth
day OF Mrs. White. Twenty-Five
couples from Bridgeport, Martins Fer
ry and st. ClairsvlIe attended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15

The Y. P. S. C. Z. of the Third Pres
byterian Church has arranged for
social on the twenty-first of this month
at the home of Mrs. James Freese, 1907
Wood street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15

Miss Mary Matthews entertained her
young friends Wednesday evening at
her home on Market street, the party
being arranged in honor of Miss Carrie
Wagner, Of Cadiz, o., who is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. John SpeideI, in South
Wheeling. A good time and good things
were the incidents OF the evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15

NOR sALE-DRUG STORE. ONE OF THE
Il best in the city, doing a nice business.
Splendid opportunity. Good reason for sell
ing. Address, "Bargain, b" this onlce. sch
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26

Vermont mas passed through toe hnsn
clsl add industrial crisis Of 1893 with on
IL 3 bank failures and their iallurer were
not incident TO any local industrial enter
pri,,s There are indeed very few places
10 The sts'e dependent upon any one
branch Of industry. Diversified msnnfsc
tpres. like diversified isrming, gives sta
bilily TO lu.iuets The ipdiydusl losses
sustsiDed 10 southern boom towns and
western boom securities have slresdy pre-
pared the way for locsl prosperity. The
pitcher that went often TO the well has
been broken 81 last, aud the sufferers OF
n latest break, that Of the Northwestern
Guaranty Loan Company, are willing here
after to keep their hard earned money 10
sight Of home. Vetm onters do not spit
on their hapds and take fresh hold, The
hundreds Of wster powers, both large Gu J
small. With which the Green Mountain
State is blessed will furnish profitable
manufacturing site. for oil the idle capital
within It's borders. Vermont for Vernon
tiers. Wind or Journal,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26
The lBiuta iIuth.

Sanut,r Lodge. H. letter 10 the Boston
Journal tells the following Lin truth IL
regard 10 the silver and bueiness ques
uOns.
The real trouble a. the present lime Is
thst thenomlnsl aud political majority Tor
repeal are not the sane. The repeslers,
made mp OF both p.r les, can vote Tor re
peal, bot they have no control over the
coud ct Of busine p, the mschlnery OF
the legislation, IS 10 the hands nf the
Democratic perry. II majority Ct the
Democratic party were 10 favor OF repeal
ADD against silver they could shape the
conduct OF busIne. 80 as 10 reach vote,
and then they could rry their vote with
The aid Of the Republican minority,
II the situation we've reversed and the
Republican,, VITO are mofe than two to
on Ia favor OF repeal. were 10 control OF
the Senate, this ould bsys come 10
pass snl the putchalpg clauses OF the
sh,rmsu act would have ten disE osed OF
beior THE. Bot majority # the Demo-
cratic ptrty is against repeal aud 10 favor
Of silver, aud so they psrslyz't1e coadnct
Of business, which Is wholly IN their hands
sud unconditional peal is S remote to
day as IT Was on the 7 b Of August
The truth l., psrties rule In the Uuited
I'D
velsud sI,h the apparent idea that be
could do every hing, thu, be coud lesisla'
te a. vel a. eIecu.e II was miserable
mist,ke. When the clu4ty elected Mr.,
Clsvelsud they put the Democrats party
power Mr. Cleveland is thoroughly
sound 90 the hosucl.l qu's ION, and he
has Il sde sgslsut hgbt 10 sustain his
ptipciplrs. but tbs DerDUUiutio p"r'y 10
uasound, snd the Democratic party con-
troll, legislation and Is not controlled by
its own Presiiebt
The purchasing clsase Of the sherman
act stands nntspeAled, not because the
silver men are obstructiouists. aud the
Senate hss 20 elosure rule. as II ought TO
have. bat becau.e the Democratic party 10
controls OF the government. and eoutrol Cd
BY the South, Is a silver party. Psnic sud
d / uster hsve t.ifned 10 the country bet
esu,e the future Is jark and uncertain
That darkness a. d uncertainty exist be-
cause no man can Say sAst the DemocratI
ic party rrli do on tbe tariff, GU the cur
reucy. or % sny other queslol OO,true-
ton prevails 10 the S-uste because the
Democratic party sbIeh ia silver party,
controls that chamber.
Every day Ifst passes over the oouutry
.s batter proof OF the s5uu iuess Of the
sell grounded puuci le. std policies upt
90 shich the Republ,cal p,ty hGs gov
srnei The eonu,v duI!rs tho lifetime Of
sensnt.oa Every aae hash passes over
~ seusi. is ,plead,. y.ndicsilon Of the
Republicar doolri1e d ms!orIiy rule, sud
u the great rsio,m established 10 the
Il 9u.s Of E'prts-btatives by the Repair
ie,o party uhder Tie fearless and brilliant
ta5eiship Of Mr.. Reed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26

eisSEs a TIA silver lsv. dflribg ths
apsr,ilas Of rrpe.l sEsti osseb,i ] lstA
rrursias u ,i.e ms5s ~ ooiEihs %
a 4sh q tie ballioH psfehssed aass' The
sl,u ~ ~ rspfescrts too dinuspos be-
'sesG to eosssss ard tie bailloa r,las.
40 q ssr rfosuius calls iUs iEs rtirsUsri
a al sFsNafy ncls1 std grssBhseis Of .
ZEE, 8ssosz ibsiiot thss ia dollars and
lor tssniBs Ia their stasA siivtr ceftifes
tst TIE oaly s,u@biios bloch 10 toe 10y
u rasbtus t6Foasb this scheme "a ths 81
mule Of rfssidsat CicvsIasd. IL va
ssiA l.ts l.st seel thai be- a.. lbeiiDtd e
is,or prop slion 81 this character, bat
sos co@e. stslsmsut, declared 70 be On
,ulbouiy. sLicb sprcsspts hin ss her
90 Grnly 10 Ats ofl lBsl demsod fer In
mediate sud uuoa difi3usl fepssl u
tbls 10 correct, ths Democratic program
nsJ be altered sssiG boiote II is silossd
10 coue before he senate The Demo
cratic ,eoslors ale reckless. bot they are
oct serious
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26

have % doubt that the bill is dead
Il nstsr YES really s'irs. Such wss Wee
President s'eysbsou's summary oi tht
situation sE.n the continuous se sioa OF
the Senate came to tueh at isslorions
cod at o'clock, Friday morning. Sens
Tor Hill. face wore ssmile ss be left the
chsu Der With the remsrk, This does DOT
seem 10 BE- q Clssrisul year This u the
KIDD O. ~ mpsIby tbe president q The
Gated st.e. is geItipg itom The rromin'
rnt meu 10 hs Own patty 10 tue defeat Of
h,s pe, measure. Mesns Lille Mr.. Cleve'
I. said TO be veiy sngty aud lrrlIated and
70 us,s declared that be has bten oettsy'
% by bic party sui bis friends. II all
usles very pretty row aud republicans
.ul ouriously watch the neIt move OF the
d.arssuiz aud discorlsnt democracy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26

Until now the mugs nmps have always
claimed that Cleveland is better than his
party and that their votes elected him
Toe leading mugwump papers have ct
last begun to see that be ls made OF com
mon clay. Hsrper's Weekly criticises
him sharply.
The Sprius field Republican says I'll
a Democratic President, pledged as MIR
Cleveland was, cannot be found equal to
the opportunity, the refofmers must look
saalu to some other parry to present the
man who's
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26
AdrIr.tn noIh.r.

Are you di.turbed st night snd broken
Of your rec, by : siok child Suffering aud
crying With pain Of cutting iee,hi II 90
sepd =, oaee and get bottle oi Mrs. Win
slous Soothing Syrup iJr children teeth,
Jog. IL entes dysantery, diAtboea, regu
istss the siomseh su1 bowels, cures wind
colie. soiteas the gums, reduces iEasn..
tiob, AID gives yas and energy 10 the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF IhuaAs G. fuUtEsrur
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. probste Court for the District " Man
adju-, I'll claims aud demands Of al persons
sgstuHt the estate OF
Trumsn Q. EggIeston late Of Manchester
IN said District deceased And all clalmseIhibit.
cd 10 oiiset thereto, hereby give notice thst
ne will meet Tor the pufpOsos sfoIossd at
tho late dwelling house Of She deceased ia sad
Manchester on the aud day Of April neIl from
3 O'Clock IN untll O'Clock =. N on SAID dAy
ard that eli m0nths irom the aud day ~
Oct ober A, u. 1893 is the time limited BY said
Court for said creditors TO present theil'clsims
to us for examination and sll0wthce.
Dated at Manchester this And dAyiof October
A u. 1893.
CHARLES RANDALL, con,.
PAW CHARLES L. WAY. '''"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26

II isa very pretty theory that We oush,
to baVe a currency sy.tem which siil
c.silY admit OF elatrsction aud expansion
to o. the Temporarily varying den'ud for
It, Bot With equal right aud plsusibilitt
one might els,m tho business Of ssriouh
turs should IL 80 regulated thN there
shall he 20 surplus ~be.,, or corn. OF
cotton 90 band sheu that 10 not wanted
sod eonvtrstly tbs, those aud other srti'
cI~s Of consumption shall be instantly cup
piled TO the peorls by some mean, when
the usterisl IL waU,ed 10 eItra qasptI.y.
live could 10 some wsy arrange Tor 10
stsp.treous production Of things waited
for humsu consumption. n welI IS Of
ucney 10 make the eIchsHge. Of those
products, sc thoal5 10, have 10 60 much
farther 70 reach the millennium. Bat wt
are uoi likely 10 ct there lasi yet certain
" not .s speedy rec u Of Legislation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26
" rr~l1enl H.nl.1a 4ldt.' .IaE Ito

w President Hsnlsea sddts sfhs the
asuoDsl board Of The exposition eomm,s'
soaers 90 Saturday nii Fsrhsps an
santthibg q crank 90 The subject Of
love Der the Asg sud Tor the Upiisi
states bat ! hope tot Fan PARTICULAR
y pleased with ubat our ear erhibi on
have done with the showing they make
IN CON l-uon wita their foreign rivals 10
all classes, While oar country hss not
eIeslled 10 III tb,ugs. 1t b.. kept 10 the
irout II the march
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26
AYUBAH FAIRCHlLp,s E.,f,

- srAlrur vrEwuNT. District Of Manchester, -.
be itremembo ed. thst ata session Of the
Probate Court holden al Manchester. within and
Tor said District, on lhe glst day o! October
A u 1899
Present. Hos II, X Fp~LtE, Judge
NhofesA, a certain instrument "a srung,
pufportns TO DO the last ~il aud test.
meut ut AauhAh q fAurhtid, late Of Manchester
IN SAID District, decreased. having hesn this AN
presented H. sAd Court OF Probate and dbl, nled
10 the Registers Office, Therefore u 10 ordered
that all pprsons interested ~ the estate Of sad
deces red DO notified TO spptsr before ..id Court
II the Probate Office 10 Manchester IN .kid
District, on the 10th dsy oi November 4 u,
isg3 81 ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon by pubuea.
ton II This order, three waeks Auere'stselt pre-
ytous thereto. In the Manchester JorRS.t.
newspaper printed Al Manchester aforesaid. TO
show cause, II any they may have, Why said in.
stru meut In writing al ould not he proven aud
aIlo~td ~ the last will aud testament Of the ..ld
decessD
qisw J. y. PENN, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26
GEORGE W. FARwELEs Esr.rr'

u
- STATE OF YFbMuNT District Of Manchester ~
DO It Remembered, that ~ a session Of the
Probate Court holden At Manchester, ~ithin and
tor said Dlstrct, on the 9th day OF October
A. D, 1928
Present. Hos II X FowLtR, Judge
Whereas, Il certain instrument IN writing,
under zeal pufpoItng 10 be the lAst vi and
Testament Of George " Farwell, late Of Dorset,
In ssid District, decreased having been this day
presented 10 said Court 81 Probate and duly
died in the Registers office; Therefore, II IL
ordered that all persons interested IN the estate
Of sSid deceased be no ihed 10 appear before
said Court, at the Probate ONCE In Manchester.
in said district, on the let day Of November A.
D. 1893, by publication Of this order, tbIss
weeks mccessiyely previous thereto, IN the
Manchester JDrRsAL. nevtpspor printed al
Manchester, AFORESAID to eh0w cause II any
they may have, why tsid instrument In writing
should rot te proved aud allow ed as the last
will and ttstSmtnt Ct the TAD d,cesse
2law J +. FEM Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26

Hsfptu wslly which Is democratic -
tsr /. sou moD deososy gill sl,oV II 10 bs
gives h.Jssri, .bp IL the democrst e
e.sdldsls for cllsi justice Of the hisbssi
cart In The slste, tFrribIe soorchlBs,
syisg that be h uiltr Of the highest Oh
teass .bosn 10 the avs, that OF .tsslins
the rclatbs by shioh The democrats we're
sUis 10 eosiIol the sisis ssbste spd revere.
tns The viii d the psopie. The N Y bsr
s.soctstlou con posed largely Of democrst
&c s~ysr.. vigorously oppose bic tlectic u
iar the ssme resson
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26

whole svrtr Mt Wiuslav soothipg
syrup ter Clilltsa Teetbiag Spleassri
TO The taste sUA Is ibs prescfiptoaoi o1e
d The oldest sud beet ism.le physicians
and purses in be Ugitsa sates sbd Is i1r
sale By drass s,.,eruvsb os, tie -oild
pnco rs cts b tt.e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26
d. COOKS Esl.e.

- STATE - NFHM0hT District Of MSnohesterts
Be It rtmemUcred, thst at session Of the
Probate Court holden At Manchester, within sud
FOR sad District, on the 7th day Of October
A. u. ltyS.
Prosen' II X FOwLrR, Jud. e
where's Frederick W Cooh, Admin traitor
Of the estate o. Erasmus u Cook late Of Man
chez. 81 IN tsid Dstrot deceased, hss tins day
presented TO ssld Court HE petition IN writing,
setting forth that II viii be necessary to EEL all
Of the real estate Of said deceased Tor tbs pay
ment OF the debts aud Chuges Of admlhlsits
ton: except the widows homestead represent
ing that the amount OF debts doe from r,d
deceased IL t5OO; The chsTges Of administration
estimated $50 90; the value Of he personal ea.l
100 Balance OF del Is chArResbe on tho real
estate ofssid deceased $3.50 and therein making
alp icstion To said Court for license 10 make
snch sale.
It's ordered that all persons interested 10 the
estate OF said deceased be notified to sppeGr be-
fore ssld Court at the Probate Office In Man
chester. IN said District, on the let day Of Mo-
yembor A, d, 1893 al 10 o'clock n by public.
ton Of this order, three weeks succtssivsly
previous thereto, 10 the Manchester J0uHsAL, q
newspaper printed al Manchester aforesaid, 70
show cause, II any they may bAve. Sby s.td
license should not be sntod
223w J, u FEM, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26

Tssts 49, . itrlihls cgliiss0a % tie
Grad TfHsa fafoAi 10 MieblssE lat
En5sy hsrtrtl care we're telssooped ,nG
tppl Ere ID8 iLifty lira were lost, nshy
hass bBrrsd bsyord tscos aH,os. A. Tar
o. tbosB tttrs xaft otiy too NcFmosi
+ spls % lAt vfsSls1 csr and 10th e.
erred
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26

The Troy Times Of Moudsy ays Pres.
e.. indications are that tie Democratic
reuAioFs are practically = unI, 10 favor Of
81 eer eomIronfs, It 10 SAID that I'll bot
.evta Of the tony five Deuoorsle seua-
loi, have agreed - q bill sai the consent
Of The necessary ioity hires Ia expected.
7 4s propagation is 10 repeal The purchase
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26

Esat, .sa bsttfri tssd the lisi q isll
gfas 10 he i.st aiss Eogtbs, 80 bs'ing
,aocs CO bed. bariHs Liabilities Of sIe5 A5e,i
~ ..,itst Il 10 ~. 9Th liabilities q
d. ds9 ~. Tbtra we're go ba,isess iaih
ufet .itossiber. 10 when liabilities Of
..ob src.o3rd 500 90, Assipsl l2l IL
lie zane ilrss 10 ls24 The total lsbiu
,aps we're STATS, 4a6. ss.lsss 81 Iel,.
"a 10 1921 .boui 4R times greater,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26

Elsis Le.liv Lyae, better Esoun ~ Lit
lie Lard Fsuuteltoy. the famous child sct
ter 1ad Ler sister Dora, returning Fri1sy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26
FOR SALE!

econd. hand Wagons eleiehs H.fuc. and
Rubts Lot u Nt~ Stove Fpe .na flhou..
~ cnud hand Cnok and Coal slot,s arsI el.s.
" God .nd Coal Stoves Neauy ~ ktnds 81
personal property uill be sold cheap At theH u,
Young Tia Shtp Gail 90
y " COOK, Administrator
Manchester Centre. W att 18th, lsa3, 4sl~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26
CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH PAINTING

Uptolststirg ,nd fu,uifafs ttp.tSei shsspir
SOD dar.bly shop Al Ca peOtets tiafksullth
shnp, M.hchesltt Ctutie
q Arat II KuHITR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26


The New York Herald hnds that Tam
many Ia engaged la wholesale resistrstioo
frauds, aud gives long list Of usme,
which it declares have been improperly
placed upon the ooks, This early exI
posnre may lead to partifl risbtng Of
the srong, bu, T.mmsuy Ia so folly IN
control Of the Fl ction machinery rni the
local oouit. that 40 honest eleciln will DO
impos,ible The Wholesale frauds Sre
only part Of tue great Democratic
scheme for yiudicstins Msynstd, and i,
becomes the duty OF sll good citizens TO
combine sgsinst the shsmciul abuses.
Ous Of the best mesus Of eircumventiue
The criminals ia TO roll up . Republican
vote 90 large that TO snount OF corfup
,iou on the part Of Tsmmsny can score
Democratic triumph,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26

The bCniiace OF one Of the few Sarstogs
hotels which this summer bad q balance
90 the right side Of the ledger, ssid. The
ressoa Tor the poor season at Saratoga TIL,
year Was the sbseuce Of the middle class,
90 witch Saratoga depends mainly, and
who instead Of whiting Sus,ogs went TO
Chicsgo. There lie no doubt that naIt
yesr Ssrsloss will be Is prosperous IS
ever As result Of the Ssrs,ogs sesso n
cue to'el. ibe Al, lphi, failed two, tie
Nictons aud the Aldine, gold ours sud
keeey cure houses, were failures, and srr
u the mstt't; The Columbia aud Woo 4,
bridge Hail 10th lost a great deal Of
money, as did tome OF the fssbionstlr
boarding houses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26

The dem ocrsuo oaBdldste.ior the govsu
orship Of Massseh ase,ts. John l.. Rn.aelI,
.isrted out on bic esmpsigu by AZ attempt
u Abs)lvs tse democratic party from the
responsibility ior oontInuauce Of the ShtrI
msn lsx. Oh the ground that the politics
parties we're evenly divided 10 the seu.te.
Add this Notwithstanding the fact, known
- every Intelligent voter 10 the county,
that the democrats have complete control
OF the organization Of the Senate, that OF
s. senstou the democrats have A-s
clear m,iority-tbs republicans IS and the
populst g. Who are 10 be counted on TO
vote With the democrats 90 nesrly every
meAsue Of imTolt'Dce. Yet the voters OF
Massachusetts are asked TO believe that
candidate Russell is something more than
An pBsefuuulaus pOlitieiao
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26

The Troy Times says: Secretary Carl
i,le reports that the estimsted II ceipts OF
The government for the pre- elt fiscal year,
IS snbmitte 10 the last congress, were
sl05 coo. 900 aud the estimate eIpendltur
rs 1878 600, 600 But be states that
the receipts are falling below the esli
mates at the rate OF SS7, 49, 329s year,
aud the expenditures are running ahead Of
the estimstes st the rate OF $40 3ls s3s.
Should these r.tss OF expenditure aud loss
cobtuus to the en- Of the year they
would bring the receipts down to s3l7.I
bl7.G7l and raise the expenditures 10
sli9 3lS, s|s. Tfis would leave def cheney
10 the treasury Of Sl3l sol 1871 There
Was great sosre sbout 800 900. 900 sur
pins in 1884 aud again in 1883, But the
i trained fnsncier 10 likely to stick to
opinion that a 800, 900 600 surplus is
easier to manage than 1892 0O0,I
600 deficiency.
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Some definite news relative 10 the much
talked Of race between the English Queen
Empress and the No. 800 Of the New York
Central. the two msmmoth locomotives Oh
exhibition at the world isir, comes from
Chicago. II Is ssid that they will be
ms,cbed for ttial OF speed early nett
month and that the race will take place on
tie New York Central railroad between
Bui.lo AID Albany. II is further stated
that both railroad companies stand ready
10 wager 5000 per mile 90 the speed Of
thor respective engines, ard that other
large beta are b, iDg made aud taken,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26
IN CHANCERY.

. IN Oh hNOEH1.
Bennington County, December Term 1898,
JOHN J. PARIS,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-26

s, ", JoneE, Brandon young man, was
climbing over fence. when he placed
one hsud over the muzEe OF bis gun.
when the gun struck the ground IT was
discharged, completely shsttering Jones
hand. The hand Was smputated two 10
obes above the wrist.