The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

Hsrrlet slsvsr.. ere q the uast pronl
sea, re-, 4asr i a FstFeraes, died sunday
q hssrt disease. sssd = lie va pres
+ dent oi ihs Ysfssspss Nstloah back sad
.r s1tenurt ovBsr q real eslsie
+ A.fos W. spssosf oss q The bssi tso~u
Gasneitu Of hosies. died Al Sharon
sprpss, \. l.. Tuesday. He vas torn
10 spnssatld, tbs state. about 60 years
ago .ud utal to Bosioa ., the Ase Of ~,
fs8w 40 cid colder who had chronic
di.rrboes q lans standing 70 have been
ptru.neally csrsd by taxing Chamber
lsips Cole, Cholers snd piurhoeA Rene
av. avs Edssfi Stampik, 3 prominent
Druggist Of Mubcspohs, Mlau. ! hsys
cold the rtmedy 10 this city ioi ovet seven
,.ars sud ecuador il superior TO sny Other
medicine nov 90 The market for bowel
complaints. p aud 20 cent bottles O! ibis
remedy i1r sale =, Bsyless s souls, drug
slsts.
. While Walter Kidder and Frank Van
. Horn we're 6sblag TO Broad Brook st Pow
~. Fndsy. they discovered three cut
bears 10 the branches Of large tree, They
we're srmed With pistols only, aud feared
/ 10 tsckle the shImals let the mother bear
should put 10 So appearance ktdder was
sccoriiugly sent TO the village after rifle,
and Van Horn remslned to watch the
bears While klddsf Was gone Lsmusl
/ Morgan came sIth his uhs aud shot the
suimals. The men waited some time TO
! see If they could get shot 1t The Old
bear They viii receive bounty OF $40
tor killing the bears
Col Aldsce T. Walker, formerly Of Kat
| lsud, has been elected commander Of the
Illinois Commandery OF the Loyal Legion.
! This is one OF the largest and best cont
msndenes OF the order, having a member
ship OF $40, comprising some OF the most
/ dIstlnguished veteran officers 10 the Unit
ed States aud handsome permanent fund
10 ito treasury.
| Dr. Charles Il Barbour OF Hutlsnd,
with several Hostpo men, has organized .
coffee company, They have purchased
3, 800 acres Of land 10 Os1sco, Mexico,
The plant will be operated at that place,
Col. Z X. Sbley, prominent in New
York city az banker and railroad man,
has Just died III Nlctoris. b. g. Mr.. Slb
lev was born in West ord in 1912 He en-
listed IN the + irst Vermont Cavalry, serv
iug throughout the war, rising to the rank
Of captain and being made major for gall
lBnt aud merltorious service,
Nv boy was taken with a disease resem
bling bloody hu1 The Grst thing thought
of was Chamberlain Collie, Cholera aud
Dlsrrhoea Remedy. Two doses of it set
tied the matter and cured him sound and
we'll. | heartily recommend this remedy
TO Ill persons suffering from q like conf
plant. will answer any inquiries regard
ing it when stamp is inclused. refer to
any county official as to my reliability
VIM. Roach, j. p. Primroy. Campbell
Co., Tenn. For ssle by Bsyles i Soule,
druggists.
George A. Currier OF San Francisco, who
has been visiting with relatives at Brook
line, about three miles from Newfane viii
lsee, was drowned while bathing in West
river there last Wednesday, He was &C
compsnied by Frank Totwin and Charles
Barnes, who made an uusuocessfnl attempt
10 rescue bin in eight feet of water His
body was recovered.
Another New England boy who became
| IN after life o pioneer 10 railroad building
was Robert b. Lsngdon, who died last
Wednesday in Minneapolis, after q six
months illness Mr.. Lsngdon was born
| 10 New Hsven, this state, in lS46, being
descended from pioneer settlers IN NerI
mont. He had his first experience IN rail
rt al building as foreman OF q construction
compsn on the Bennington and Rutland
road 10 l648, Since then be has been con
nected with the building Of important rail
railroads 10 Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wis
consln, Tennessee, Mississippi, the Dako
tabs and the Northwest territory. being al
so one OF the party to open ground for the
| fret road ii Minnesota in 1855
There is movement on foot among the
members Of the Bennington Historical so
ciety to complete the monument At GENRE
Bennington that marks the site OF the old
Cstamouut tavern. The monument was
started in 1876 when block OF Barre gran
tie weighing siI tons WAS placed in poi,
ton near where the old tavern used to
stand. 1t WAS intended then 10 surmouut
the pedestal With sshsft, 90 top OF which
should be bror2' catsmount. 10 1891
the four sides Of this stone were smoothed
add sn inscription cut on the polished sur
races. About $1,000 is needed to complete
the monument
Tspeys Bread Winners outwesr al