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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-28
Parkersburg improvements.

STscial % Lts Htl.1 y
PARKERsBURG. w. Va, June 27.-At a
meeting of COunci. held last night the cleo
tric street railway ordinance was passed
over the veto or the Mayor and IS now a
Jaw Work will commence within SIX
r7or+bs Thfs. together with the new city
t,ty,lIcy Va wUUH IHe improvements 70 De
made, and which will commence July ),
amount 10 $4,000. This afternoon men
commenced tearing down the old market
house preparatory to the erection Of tue
new city building.
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The Permission Granted.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., June 27.-The new
East Liverpool Bridge Company to-day
received the decision Of the Government
commissioners granting privilege for the
new bridge across the Ohio at this point.
Tonight the City Council granted the
company the franchise. Options have al
ready been secured by the company on the
West Virginia side Of the river and it is
announced that work will begin immedi-
ately. The company is composed Of West
Virginia and New York capitalists.
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Steamship Arrivals.

ST. JOINS. n. f., June 27.-Arrived,
Carthagean from Glasgow.
NEW York, ,Suue "a Arrived, America
from London, Bohemia from Hamburg.
GLASGOW. June 27.-Arrived, Anchoria,
from New York.
LONDON, June 27.-Arrived, Ludgate
Hill. from New York
LIVERPOOL, June 27.-Arriyed, Cuhca
from New York.
New YoRK, June 27.-Artived, Aurania
from Liverpool 4
sourHANrros, June 27.kArrived, New
York, from New York ~
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BRINGING IN CONTRACT LAHORE RS.

a--.--.- ..s sI..-. @~A PAIs| 4nnp1Sou 70
Wheeling.
S0eetaL 10 the Register.
NEW York, June 27.-For some time the
miners of Pennsylvania in the investiga-
tion of alleged violations Of the contract
| labor law Ever since the trouble began
in the Pennsylvania coal regions the mine
owners have been getting men from Europe
to take the places of the striking miners.
A committee from the Central Labor
Union was appointed at a meeting Of that
body yesterday to cooperate with Henry
Greenwood and Thomas Fishburn, who are
here in behalf of the minars' union of Man
sion Station, Pa.
"How do these contract laborers evade
the rigid examination 10 which they are
subjected on arrival at Ellis Islandl"
was asked of one of the members of the
Central Labor Union.
"That IS easy enough" was the reply.
"EaCh intending immigrant is put through
a careful course of training by the owners
agents before he leaves home. He is in
structed exactly what replies to make to
the several questions asked on his arrival
by the registry clerks. The fact was clear
ly established by a rather clever stratagem
devised oY one Of the coal miners union"
1t is said that the names and addresses
Of at least three hundred Poles and Slavs
have been secured, who came here recent
ly in violation Of the law, and each OF
whom is now at work in the
place of an American miner. In most
cases they declared wheE examined at Ellis
Island that they were agricultural laborers,
with no definite prospects of employment,
and carefully concealed the fact that their
passages had been paid to this country
The committee is preparing a lengthy
statement of the case. Some of the men
were shipped to Wheeling and other points
of West Virginia.
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Italian nnal With blood.

ROME, June 27.-Signor Imbriani and
Major Tassoni to-day fought duel with
swords. Both combatants were wounded,
Major Tassoni severely. The trouble arose
from the statement made in the Chamoer
OF Deputies a week ago Tuesday, 10 the
effect that Major Tassoni did not deserve
the decoration that had been conferred
upon him by the government for the seryi-
ces he had rendered during the rioting in
Sicily
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ILLINOIS DEaOURATs
sslect Candidates and Iudorse the Demo-
cratic Administration IN Part.
Adjourned.

select Candidates aud luuorse th0 Do0
crauc Administration IN Part
SPRINGFIELD. Ill, June 2I.-For United
States Senator'S FRANKLIN MacVeigh.
For State Superintendent Pubic IN
structiou-Henry kaO0.
For State Treasurer-Bernard j. Gag
For Trustees State Uuiversity-Jula
Holmes Smith, q. L. Pleasants, L. Z.
Clendenin.
mis- was the ticket nominated by the
Democratic convention today. The party
endorsed the national administration only
so far as its actions have coincided win
the platform of the Chicago convention
This endorsement was the outcome OF a
bitter fgut waged in the meeting OF tne
platform committee by Congressman Ltu-
ian against the administration.
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Forrner Approprlatlan Asked.

WAsHiSGToS. ID. c., June 27.-The A.
torneT General to-day seat 70 the Senate
through the Secretary Of the Treasury .
request for a deficiency appropriation OF
SIS. go In lieu OF S59,000 asked for sons
time ago. This amount, IL is estimated.
will be required 70 meet the expense In
Cured by the y. s. AizrsEals and officers
Of the Department Of Justice IN the arrest
and puuishment OF Cozeyites Ia the West.
charged with stealing tralns over which
The government has Jurisdiction.
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The Christian Endeavorsrs.

GRAFTON, W. Va, June 27.-The Chris
tian Endeavor convention held its fourth
formal session tonight in the Lutheran
Church. Addresses Of welcome were de-
livered by b. +. Baily and l.. b, Hull, Of
this city, response by Judge J. A. Camp
bell, of New Cumberland. About 200 dele
gates are in attendance, and 100 more ex-
pected tomorrow.
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STILL FINDING BODIES.
The Dead From the Welsh Colliery Dill
Aster Now Number 26S.

Aster Now Number 26S.
CARDIFF, June 27.-The list of those
killed by the explosion in the Albion col
liery on Saturday night last. continues to
swell, and the number is far above the
first estimates of the fatalities. Thus far
PCS bodies have been brought to
the surface. One hundred and twenty of
the dead were buried to-day. The funeral
was attended by 10000 colliers, and the
services were very impressive and affect
ing All the pits in this vicinity were
closed in oJder that all the employees might
attend the funeral. The dead were carried
on fifty oiers and were followed 10 the
cemetery by an extremely long procession.
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4 Good New.papsr Town.

LONDON, June ga dispatch from
Constantinople 10 the Daily NeWs says that
no newspaper in that city has been al
lowed TO publish any report Of the assassi-
nation OF NJ Carnot. The papers were
only permitted 20 chronicle that the Presi-
den. Of France had died suddenly.
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MARYLAND Miners Arrested.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, June 27-Mary-
land miners came over TO the Elk Garden
mines in Mineral county and stopped all
work Upon application Of the operators
the sheriff with posse Of men and Win
chesters, arrested a number OF strikers
and they are now in jail. The miners are
working but are surrounded by heavy
guard.
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Or FRANCE
NJ. Casimir-Perier Elected by the
Chamber Of Deputies to
SUCCEED THE MURDERED GARNOT.

M. Challemel-Lacaur Delivers an
ELOQUENT Grafton Notifying the
New President-His Reply Re-
plete With Patriotic Promises
to Fill the Position With Honor
and Observation-Disclosures Raise
a Howl Against the New Mag
istrate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-28

SPECIAL % TIE Rsglsrs-.
FAIRNoNT, w. VA, June 27-David Lit
tie, County Supervisor, aged 81, was killed
near here last night. 1t Is suppose he
stopped hnder a freight train out of the
rain, as he was not cut but badly bruised.
He leaves a grown up family. His wife
died some years ago. He was a resident of
CClfax, few miles above her.
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Kicked bYA Horse.
Gn,eial No IN, Rsgistsr


TERRA ALTA, w. Va, June 27.-Mrs.
Allen Smith. who lives near this place,
while carrying a pail Of milk, was kicked
by a vicious horse. .inficting wound about
six or eight inches in length. following
the folds of the abdomen, which Is likely
to prove fatal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-28

ToxMY-"Maw. the teacher wants us
to give the difference between hope
ond expect"
Mrs. Fi5g"-WelI, l hope TO meet
your father in the next world. but
hardly expect TO. o."-IndlandDOlis Jour
nal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-28
Severe storm.

Knoxville, Tenn, June IA severe
rain and wind storm swept over East Ten-
nessee last night, and was followed by a
cloud burst on the Tennessee river, twenty
miles east Of Knoxville. Much damage
was done, whole corn fields being Destroy
ed. Several houses and barns were wash
ed away. No loss Of life Is reported.
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G.rmapr we'll P1.nssd.

BERLIs, June 27.-All the special
patches receiver here concur 10 sta
that CGsimir-Per.er'S election was welfl1ts
ceIEed throughout Germany as an angus
Of peace. AL the morning papers OF Be
lin express their satisfaction with tbss
election
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-28
The Amateur Farmer.

When the balmy Spring grows bright ant
warm.
He hIes him 10 his model farm.
The Summer finds him somewhat dazed
With crop Of whiskers-ali he raised.
Puck.
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A Patent Granted


SpScfdt 70 ne hs9sslsT-
WAsHISGToS. d. c., June 27.-A patent
mas been granted 10 Geo. p. Riggs, ,assiguor
Of one-half TO W. Head. Sistersyille, w.
Va, in bullet-mold: and to Isaac Kelly,
Of Huntington, w. Va, on car door.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-28
RACING And BASE BALL
The FavOrites Suffered at Sheepshead
Bay Yesterday.
THERE WAS BUT ONE STAKE RACE

The Zephyr for Two-Year-Olds'
and 1t Was Won by Walter at
100 With Griffin Up-Rough
and Ready Took a Close Race
From Ed. Kearney Almost at
the Wire-Still no Change IN
the Standing Of the Ball Clubs.
Baltimore, Boston and Pitts
burg the Way They Run.
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STANDING OF The CLUBS.
MADE THREE srRA1eHr.

PITTsBURG, June 27.-Pittsburg made il
three straights by hard hitting in the sew
euth and eighth innings. Attendance $500.
Score:
Pittsburg 30 o 2 o 90 54 XII
Washington % l o 0 0 O. 4
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Appointed on General spiIman's stan.
Sreldi 20 tks Eecifss-

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, June 27.-J. W
Hughes. of Glenville, was to-day appointed
an aid-de-camp on Gen. B. ID. SpIlman's
STAFF, with the rank of captain. He is a
recent graduate of the STATE University.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-28
THE PULLMAN BOYCOTT
Eleven Railroads, With Chicago Ter
minals, Tied Up.
MISSIONARY WORK OF THE Ar. U.

Having a Decided Effect Upon the
Sentiment of Chicago Railroad
Men-The Baltimore and Ohio
Among the Roads Under the
Ban-Railroad Men Threaten
inc to Out Trains-Efects Of
the Boycott.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-28

WHEN so MANY people are taking aod
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsapa.
rilIs, why don't you try it Yourself? II
will build you up. Hoods SarsapzrIlla
will make you strong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-28
WILLIAM NJ. SINGERLY
Nominated for Governor Of PennSyl-
vania by ACclamatiOn.
]. S. RILLING FOR LIEUTENANT

A Splendid Address by Robert Il.
Wright, Temporary Chairman.
He Lays the Blame for Hard
Times and Financial Troubles
Where 1t BeIongs-A Splendid
Platform Of Principles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-28

wAsurxsrox. d. O.. Juns q, FER West
Virginia, Western Peunsyiv4nE Ohin
fair; varmeri south Wino>
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-28

In officially notifying NJ. Casimir.Perier
OF his election TO the Presidency NJ. Chal-
lemelLacour delivered an eloquent oratlon,
and in reply
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-28

Hoods Pills cure nauseN sicS hvad
schss Indigestion, biIioas xf@Iry .
box
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CHICAGO, June 27.-At a late hour TO-
night an official of the American Railway
Union stated that the engineers and hre-
men of five Chicago roads will be ordered
out tomorrow. The roads to be Affected
he stated, were the Santa Fe, Baltimore
and Ohio, Chicago, St. Paul and Kansas
Citv, the Northwestern and Illinois Cen
tral.
Mem bers of the union claim to have as
surances that the men will quit work as
soon as the order reaches them.
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JACKSON WILL GO TO ENGLAND.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2T-Peter Jack
son will leave here Sunday for England,
where he hopes TO meet Cooett and have a
final understanding as 10 the time and
place for the fight which is to decide the
heavy weight championship Of the world
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hits. LYONS. Glassoock, Gumbert; sacrifice
hits, Donovan, Beckley 2, Stencil, WARD;
stolen bases. Donovan, Stencil, Aooey,
Scheibach, Radford, Mercer; first base on
balls, of Gumbert !, of Mercer 3; STRUCK
out, by Gumbert 3; time, l:55; umpire NC
Quade.
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REsrITs AT MAnIsoY.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 2Z-First race,
FIVE furlongs- Courtney, won; time 1;O7.
Second, five furlongs-Young Lottery.
won; time, 1:074. Third, FIVE one-half
furlongs-Pagan. won; time, 1:l35[.
Fourth, six furlongs-Queen Enid. won: /:
time, l:l9S[. Fifth, five furiongs-Fonda,
won; time, l;06H.
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woN on IT'S MERITS.

CINCINNATI. o., June 27.-Cincinnati
won on its merits to-day. outhelding and
outbattlng Philadelphia at critical times
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WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS.

CHICAGO. June 27.-Washington Park re-
suits: First race. mile and seventy yards,
Broadhead won; time, 1:49. Second, five
eighths mile, Pelleas won; time, :O3
Third, l II miles, Prince Carl won time,
2.l0 Fourth, three fourths mile, Zoolein
won; time, 1:16. Fifth. one mile, Cash
Day won; time, :43. Sixth. three-fourths
mile, Somersault won; time, :l5.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

y, W FuIIef,9 IT Caos! JLaua. n. \ says
zee Va aye keeps Dr. kiogs New Discor
r. 10 the house sni his family al
usys 'oaod the very beet RENTS follow Its
asf ls would @. be aitbout il u procur
slle. @ A Dyteusp Drdggnt. C.Akill.
\ y s'ys sh,t DE- ktne's New D,seov
ny lie undoubtedly tie best Ceu.h rene
d. be las Deed 3, IN ~, family for eight
ysafs, and bertf failed 10 to all hat is
eI'iutd for it Why tot try ~ eiJ 70
Iots tired and iestsd. Trial bgu!ss free
al J. y Hri's DrSs stor~. Regular
s.ss ~, l.a s!,py.
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Dol.sEr

Communion service at the cburct
next Sunday,
R NJ Campbell ha guests hon New
YORK at Christmas.
Miss Hattie HoIley OF Troy was in
Dotstt over Sunday.
CO. It. A. Williams visited his fol in Bet
nj gDoG recently.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G o. Williams spent
New Vars in Bennington.
Sam Dunlou is spending few weeks
silhl Ii parents in Cincinnati
Mr. aud Mrs Fred Gilbert were made
happy by the birth Of toD, Dec. q.
Miss Noble of Joliet, Ill, has come 10
Drreet to care for Mrs. &. ". Farwtll
wlo is Ill,
- Mr. and Mrs H Sheldon and son
spent Christmas week with his brother IN
Bennington.
DR. Liddle was ill ouly two OF three
DAYS. He cannot be spared two or three
weeks,
R NJ Csmpl ell aud family leave for
New York this week, Mrs Campbell and
son expect to sail fol- Ireland for visit 10
the uesr fu ure.
We are glad TO Tote that the health Of
Rev. Mr.. Pratt is improving He preach
ed an excellent sermon Sunday after
Noon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

Our t#trtfr #tt. ~ rtrte' las Hcv
"a .a ns.as .a ats rgfd e Obs
ruh4. llt. msl,'sr arstaF ist'Fa
h,eita#I
-Taae v.,te .,.tf.. 5pmettst sebna
Hoa.s Hall. slleA tie sasa,y sstpo
etHdfes and others participated Al re
port aae tiur
MONTH hagEEr
Jatu y Cara, b.. r-lurGsA IA Ger
ssl Uatsni'J
Mas H.u Te.g committed l,I
ssLoo, "a sasdeflsI1 IassisE
% The q. IL e. Cd ADD household goods
btlos. ,ue ta The estate Of the late George
Caasdap u rs rod hrubAc suction lAst
Iues1,y. The isfm vss h,d a by John
Corg3uu for $4,000 TIE cattle foid
we'll. hrps,ns irom els soto 81 sud the
aor.- uratttJ h1uo H.. i4f$5j
TIE hrvstioR oisvhsel 90 heavily
lsded coal car !asl gorlh ei this pla =,
Ia,t Friday evening delayed toe tsl5
irei, Lt lar sboui hours. Oslng to the
heavy grade the tsln could Lel be stop
ped uuul it lsd rup shout tin, ~ r Ids, 10
luIiog the track sBd dersiling tso cars.
one Of ~hich was placed sqoartly sofoss
toe highway. Il was rem owed Sunday by
a wreekiug train from Rutland
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= wrsckiug train from Rutland

A great many ere q have been suffer
neg from grip
An tIlra session OF school for the
NOR advanced pupils Of the Whole town
vii besia At the village. jan. o.
IL J Batchelder hAs made machine
for breaking si.t.r roads, which Is desie
ed 10 pae the STOW into sohd msss into
the lo,d. rather than hesplug 1t up at the
sides We hope II viii DO the work.
Peru people regret TO learn OF the
dtsll. at Jsmsics, OF Mrs l.. Vincent,
sife Of the former pastor Of this church.
She leaves husband aud SIX children TO
mourn Der untimely death. She was Ill
DOLLY week With the prevailing disorder
the CUP
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

Last I harsiAy pistt al aIteDpi vss
made 10 tursiatils tie Store 4 CoLs a
SAT- Charlie G. BE-, = cieii iH The slote,
sto sicepa uuar b,. ~. asssened BY ,
uaI,s, sGd ltCLlts uuI ct he viudow sAw
tee 20 al ibf bach coor oflhe Store aud
ots ia heat he .toutsd sId they rsp
a~sy 10 stess haste, lave gal,ou ,bo~t
"a thai they lad 50, the bach dtot.xtich
so oiied, cpsn, tot had Rot gous H..
eide. AH 'tienI vas Glso made 10 iotoe
op,p iht tryoi deer, aud IL ia sappo aed
tia .. doHs sabstqaeti TO tie silsr ~
'sur we % rppesfsses 81 sytsir
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

Two Of our Oldest residents, bro Their
sud sitter died, Sarah Utley, aged 81 on
Sunday Dec 81 sud Asa UDley 90 Mohl
day Jan. /. They are tie last menbt r.
OF the family except one brother, ii. T..
Utley OF Manchester The Utley tsmi y
vas one OF the fl st 10 locate IN town, and
gayr the cid name, "Utley Fl is" to this
locality
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EAST ARLINGTON.

Mrs. A L. Buck is on the sick list.
- Mrs. J, Shepard and daughter ire
home from SchuylersilIe.
John Pc ,trs and family visited friends
hcrr recently.
Among those home for the holidays
wert f. Z Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs
Adde'S OF No. Adams.
! Isle Case has returned TO No Adams
st,re she Is attending school
The ladies Of the Congregational 80.
C clt re TO be congratulated on the sucl
Cos. Il their recent fair.
Mrs Auns Phillips OF Schenectady
al d Miss Dubois Of Pougbkeepsie are
gu - Of D.. e. Barney,
b Hard left town lost week for
Nar buy, Conn. He is expected hume
soon, bat report says, not alone. His
many friends hire wish them . harry fu'
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s. ATE NEWS

Robert J. hasIey csrrisse factory
+ II Haven sss buraed one day last week
L,ss $1,000, Irsured.
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don passed away at the Tome of b,r moth.
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lps Of last week. Sc Ir.vrs husband
s0o '~o eni'dte0 70 mourn NOR great
'os''
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nesdsy evenings a., The homes of different
mem b,r. ofile parish Of Z.on church inn
stes OF the reg ular service ia the church |
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meeting til, week will be At the house Of
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

Mot OF lie sick people bore are ol
tie gain
W q b,bte AID ale vtre The lstesi
victim, of HE srp
Our ycu0g people = Geld have been
leas ID VITA little more sbow New
lesrs.
--kdis, Atuis and Ce'is U'Bueu are ii
home We issfu that kstls will speed
the slB,er ~ tie Sogth, iSr The beptat Of
ksr LtalL,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04
HARstAyGLLE.

-EpITcR JIuKEAL, Dun Dg the herSeft
d death this fall and winter very few If
any towns 10 Vermont have mtt With =
erester lo,s tbsu The town OF MaLcLe.ter
by the death Of Mr. + A. Jameson. Mr.
Jane, % Vas sturcesstul iarncrand OWN
ed std oecuIied tie fam uL,re be was
b, n. BE VAS man ulo,e word sas ss
good % tie boLd snd he advice safe to
tallo~. WIN gIest, warm Lestl, he
ear, bsud aud pure we're hl~sys uIen to
The esils a uttd sud chsIIy, while lbe
demands Of osteutAtiot, pride aud suoi
ssBes we're heartily dttptscd aud fejec,t d
by / ia. hls death vas sudden and uue1I
ptcled Ald fsiciy II EVER has Tie town nit
stt,n,f u rliI Of regret and totros thsu
vac BLivensliy fit, SATURDAY, Dee y.
1873, WIN lLe LtusSEs clItulsled tLst
\. A. J1mettn Wa dead. The per IN
togL ulii nhs bic Lelpus LsLc, lie weak
S'ii mlss tuI rtiug arm md tie stte
add hrtps ~Ili lteuiy itti the bresk 10
ttclt utlt Aud sIlL,n,l Ae uss Dol a
paule professor Of religion Setre PLAINLY
tod That by heir iruits ye sLall Know
them J
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04
sANI'GATE

Mr. and Mrs. james M.itison Il cut
Chns mas 10 Greenwich.
Mrs. Alfred Bentley has been i'll but
i recovering. DR., Austin Of Rupert all
I .nd. her
Charles Mesrs died last week after 40
lat.s Of siI weeks. leaving widow and
uc child.