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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-08-22
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Charles D. Soule Of Dorchester,
Mass, is visiting his cousin, Mrs. G. F.
Mountfort, ST. Lawrence street.
Mrs. VIM. H. SWEET of ST. Lawrence
street is spending few weeks at his old
home in Naples.
Mr. Henry Harmon ands.M Mrs. Harmon,
Mr.. John H. Hayden and wife, land Mr..
II. J. Lane and wife, all of Raymond,
are spending the week at Trefethen' S
landing.
Bayard Thayer, Col. John E. Thayer
and Ex-Governor Russell of Boston, sent
word that they will be at Birch Lodge,
Rangeley, about September 1.
Mr.. G. Fred Murch, the efficient regis
ter of deeds, has consented to be chief
marshal of the floral and coaching parades
at the New England Fair next week.
Mr.. Murch has had long experience in
managing affairs Of this kind, and in
his hands everything will go smoothly
and successfully.
Mrs. Annie Louise Gary Raymond is
visiting her brother, W. II. Cary. at Mr..
Charles E. Wings in Wayne.
Stanwood Company, Federal street, has
accepted position with Messrs. Schlot-
terbeck & Foss. Congress street.
Professor Maurice Hickey of Van Buren,
College, is the guest of DR.. Dominic Gar
rity, Everett street.
The two Misses Springer of Cuba,
daughters of the late Joseph F. Springer
are at Mrs. Bakers, State street.
Miss Caroline Cleaves of Bridgton, is the
guest of Mrs VIM. W. Mason of this city
at Pine Cottage, Old Orchard.
Mr.. Mellen Plummer OF Freeport passed
through Portland on his wheel Wednes-
day en- route for Boston, where he will
attend the triennial conclave of the
knights Templar. Mr.. Plummer has in
vented an arrangement by which he takes
his ten-year .oldi boy along with him on
the wheel.
Councilman Dougherty, wife and
daughter have returned from a very
pleasant fortnights excursion to Frye
burg.
Among the arrivals at the Falmouth
yesterday were: 6. E. Hood and Miss
Hood, Lawrence; S. M. Thompson,
Davis, W. Va. G. Hartman and party, G.
D. Cook and party,..G. j. Ferney, W. H.
Ferney, G. Childs and party, G. Miller
and wife, New York; Chas. Allen and
J. P. Cooper, Red Bank, N. Y; N. j.
Jones, and Ewife, Brooklyn; J. A. Brad
ley and wife, Asbury Park, N. j.; Miss
Anna P. Chase, Lynn; f. F. Russell and
wife, Pottsville, Pa H. o. Chase and
wife, Westfeld, Mass. G. W. Cook,
Hartford; W. B. Foote and family, G..
W. Brown and party, Stedman Butterick
and J. E. Addison, Boston S. A. Tuck
er, Davenport, La. Warren Lozier, Misses
Moore Haokensack, NJ.
Thomas Western and wife Of Jack
son, Mich, are at the Falmouth, en-
route to Bar Harbor.
V. W. Henderson of New York is at
the Falmouth for few days and is call
ing on his many friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ekoger Watts of London,
Eng, are at the Falmouth for the re-
mainder of the week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-08-22
The I rolley Cart Tips Over.

One of the ladder carts used in string
ing the trolley wires for the electric rail-
road, fell over on Congress street yester-
day forenoon, carrying to the ground
with it two men, Geo. Parker and
Thomas Atkinson who were at work
soldering the connections IF the wires
Mr.. Atkinson escaped with few bruises,
but Mr. Parker had his shoulder dislo-
Gated and his foot hurt He was taken
to the Maine General Hospital
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-08-22
THE CAPTAIN OF THE MINNEAPOLIS.

A Portland Man, Who Was Boy Chum
of His Gives Some Interesting Facts
About Him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-08-22
THE TAX RATE.
It VIII Be the Same That 1t Was Last
Year.

Notwithstanding the prediction that
the tax rate would be increased this
year. it has finally been fixed at $40 on
a thousand, the same as last year. 1t is
owing to the excellent and businesslike
administration of Mayor Baxter that it
has been possible to keep the tax rate
down. There have been many extra ex-
penses during the past year and there
will be more this year, hence it was
feared that taxes might be higher, but
happily the increase has been avoided. :.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-08-22

Mr.. Charles A. Sloman of the PRESS
office tells the following incident in re-
gard to Capt. George 81. Wadley of the
U. s. cruiser Minneapolis, that will visit
this harbor next week and that-wil re-
ceive here from the Minneapolis Knights
Templar a service of silver plate.
Mr.. Sloman began his experience as
a printer in the Office of the Dover, N.
H. Enquirer in the year of 1860. The
father of Capt. Wadley was the editor of
that paper and young .Sloman boarded
in his family. At that time both young
Sloman and young Wadley, who was to
become the future captain of the Mime
apolis, were boys about IA or 10 years Of
age.
The senior Wadley was very anxious
that his son George should learn the
printers trade and later help him..inScon-
Quoting the newspaper. But George
didn't take to type and ink any better
than hen takes to water. He growled
and grumbled all the time in the print
ing office and made so much fuss over it
and showed such stong desire to become
a sailor that his father resolved to send
him to sea in merchantmen, believing
that the hard life would disenchant him.
But the boy after sailing two voyages was
only more eager than eyer.to become a
sailor.
Soon after, through the aid of Con-
gresham John P Hale of Dover, friend
of his fathers, he entered the naval
school at Annapolis He has been regu-
larly promoted ever since and now is
in command of Fundamentals u
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-08-22

At Bar Harbor Sheriff Feneley with
three policemen, Tuesday, raided the
Green Mountain house, once the cele-
rated Summit house of fashionable resort,
seizing a large amount of liquors, and
taking. into custody the proprietor, J. NJ
brought to Bar Harbor and confined in
the lookup.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-08-22
New Pattern Dresses.

Great variety Of designs, Slo.75,
SLIPS, $500.
German Silk and Wool Novelties.
$1.oo.
Wide-wale Diagonals, 5o-inch, 75c,
$1.Oo.
Fine Wool Goods, boucle effects,
5O-inch, $1.25.
Large variety all wool stripes and
checks, 75c,
Elegant line 4o-inch all wool novel
ties, SOC.
44-inch all wool Mixtures. 38c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-08-22
60 e! zE|!a1t sz&
!; !!||| !.
new FALL
DRESS GOODS.
Our Advertisements are the
Peoples Guide to an up
tO-date stock of Fall
Merchandise.

You won't say, l Don't Know
What to Get, when you see our
exhibit Of New Fall Dress Goods.
Suggesters on every hand. We will
help you to choice by showing you
the best at price that will astonish
you.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-08-22
NORTH YARMOUTH ACADEMY.

The Fall Term Of this institution will
open Septemer 10, 1895. Special attention
to nrenaration for BoWdofn, Harvard and
other leading colleges Including Wellesley.
and Mt. Holyoke. Best facilities for scien-
titio and business. For any desired infor-
nation address the Principal. Rev. B. P.
SNOW IA. IL Nv22eAd&N&wkH y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-19

o.ba gc8i. Mf F0s 1t1lof -, , sn hpa -s-
$500 aa.i nasE TfHaaIh tag Nrs g. o
Uhsrrasa -. osnHa ~ mr. Q laeu-
Tee tE
Fts1 Wem
NJ, N ArrA. rhik afess, ftBpr 49,
stpds rgr,,lsf 40 dfhea 8 S--Ms Easar4
lxtrH. uudefveaf, y 80, tlueis at esst 10
,ltas Ga "a Nlss ~ l. ba6uspt, uBdstuoAs 81
ka#trs gfsFr4ff sElFt. 0rafha. sefsat a. 4
Mfs e Bell atlti bae hw 2 sherman pslfrw
slau.s 81 Mis- Geo willard, g1aw shams and
agFeu d Nrs Y d bac D. ma kua atran 81 -
Mfs neury naran. putaw cssss 10 as JpEa
CaaasH pl.au sAscs sod tatfs spread 81 m,
Wu Auarrson, aaylt, tailst SCI Aud collar 81 8t
Mr. e Auft atksu u1tk, piles shkus. hAEHlsr
ehlef lusiti ssl Aud led spteAd 81 Mr. Jennie
HllAard crochet spread Eud bag 81 Mts & n
Long. htrt 1Sc -Esthef Way shppes Sac Alice
Reed &c Mrs Il Andres geul's .caff foot resi-
iurr frame 81 Mu u C1nbs faseirAiaf ans
neaktlr case COG MrsG = SEXTON bsnupf. 90 atre
pgeae ana rope stand cover 81 Bertha byamlrt
drawn work set and crochet ,idy 81 ~ Mrs Z
Rat AJc Nlss y Hawlty embroidered duyles
centre ploco o. mary Benedict 1Ja HsNe nm
hps doyle, centre pieue aud Yea cloth 81 JUNE
LuEtue handkerchief air, hut BuekAn Doc Mrs
Il Roberts drauu w0fk scarf centre niece and
mat il.b0 MIS- ChAs kAudaA mat 25c Monte
billiard table Rat AuI Euit lsoe Toe rAblt mat
And Wy Mrs huttFp 81, Mr JAclt Bon.
ntit soc. Came HAhAri 81 Lucy Anderson Use
Hstu, Derby table spread BE. KAtls lefkius 2Js
Mamie Nadotu tray cloth Pr, Anna lutte 2st
Cora rurdy 15c AMI afghan slg, Mlss Edgeftuu
-5g Mrs i sullt collar 8be Mfs knbtu Baf
tidy and foot rest 5te- Fanny Barney umbuid
cred frame aud lulet Ett CSC. Mrr u TAYLOR
photo frame aud picture throw See Ia Belle
Baiehtldef book mark IOc-Nfs J I Eldrei
cushion loo Jennie bneh pine apple lSc - Mrs
NJ a a NJ
erAvat gase and jewel case g5e Mrs D Aadrew
lAmbrcqu 5nr Centre piece AIs ! BENTLEY
Csc, Mamie lhsyer Do, Mrs y Pufdy rs Lucy
Cutting PC Gertrude tOHuur soc, Mrs FIea
Wilson jQe Mr. Geo smith 2dc Tea cloth Mrs
X hoyey 25C Bureau scarf Mrs II w Dave
25c also sOiE pillow i1c wood carving Ellen
Hawley 50c Painted Mrs Bennett 2lc-Nhit
hing Ned Boutstcel 500 Sofa pillow Mamie
Thayer Pc, Mrs OBuen &c, Mrs A Richardson
soc. Mrs G. Baldwin 4lc screen Miss Holley
75e Toilet set Mrs Sarah Bowen 25c Handker.
chief box Mrs J. Gilmore j0o- Scarf Mrs Ben.
Bennett 4lc-YeIl case Mrs Dr. Wymap 2jc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-19
Floral Hall.


/ Rag Carpet, Mrs Henry Long 81, Rag carpel
and braided door mat, MRS Chadwick o. 90, Mr,
/ Vim Hubbard Nc. MAJ and Outlined ted quilt
Mrs 4 y Conner 81, Woven rug ,Mfsstymour wi
sOu Soc Drawn rng Mrs G Carlton 75c, Anus
Edgeft0u joc, Mts Elburu &c. Applique
mat aud lAdics stockings, Mfs Andrew 81
kSit fug, Mrs biAckmer &C. Mr. O II viii.
ANA IS. fmbroidertd rug aud sllk qaiH, ME-
Flois Webb 81 90 Rope rug Mamie petilb0le zSc
hiif chamber r0be and iug, Mrr n o walker 81.
siik m4ttsns, sue B1cahu ~. Wooden mItieus,
Mr. kobou Bromley boc. httsns and child E
sOcks. Eitcta Chamberlain 5Jg. Chiids miitsns
socis, embroidered tif gait AID Uutliued cult
Nrs Geo heed tJ.15 uolsn socts. Mfs lance
Bgnrn Soc, NJ. 4 b Reed 30. M4ttsns and Luu
qgiil Ma D Il Holt l1c WUolen uiitlsus. Mrt
HsnrY Lawrence tx. Chlds s1cEE, Nrs d
NhsrmAu ZSs. Nooieu Doysfl4 Ma sarah bgweh
Use Bed spfsAd, Mrt G B YAat &c. Kaus4
quit hrs hgbsu Blair 75c. Mr. L : Cuuis 50c
led quluf. MEs Bsnusy 81. Mr. Il / BuHlm
81, Mrs. T. BuTiu 10 Embfol1sied elk qailt.
Mrs J Bennett 81 o. Mrs o bacon o. silt
4sill, Mr. rafdy 81, eilE slambsf robe
hr Ueg sexton 81, Mrs. L Jameson fjs. Log
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-19
POTATOES

Best displsy-J L Fem ~, also copy
Of Cultivstor one year
Second best Il. b. ellis 81 90 Early
Yermonls d X Swallow SOC Mrs II Long
70 Early Rose A + Smith % " II Smith
u Rusl New Yorker No c L Way 90
slso on Polrris 80. Hebron Beauty l. NJ 10
900 30 L futile % White Stars L Nun
son 30 X Bnekhn % Burbsnts " II
Beebe so c G Bell % Early Maine Julius
Hill 20 New Qaeen CbAs Bsldsin 30 Il b
Gilhs % New Variety Botsiord Bros 30 }
Z Fem %.
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Best displGy Shepard Strong e. aud
copy Of CaltivAtor one year, second hest
J = Wetherbee 81.
Tsbls beets d Il ssalow DOC L Reed
.25a
Cabbage - S Strong TOO JP w,lherbes
BE
Cabbage beat ali. 5 s1oas zoe c G
Bell 2ss
C.uliaoser-s Strong zoe T. A wleoI
%
Celery Ernest Lasens 75c
CueuIbeu-s stropg Doe Il L.ibrop
25c
Lstlsse-E @ Taiils ne
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-19

..s sstHaya rs AsEEgrtgtET
o.. ats8. Afa NAuata Ia hRWa. AAp ~
tsaa Ha faraaet Es MnrFar7r Etsa.
THHt tH TEF "a fnsn WHfaE w rEAa
Arm rvu7T Enr TDrs 90 TE1rrTrr
TAHrF Car tsT e1HfH eEsrR FtNII
sraa rEarseE - rHnnurTIf THuU 10
na u.ygEr ts Tub vanH vHuI rSuf
ysuatL rsguHFgsE mas fHH u1uE aNp
rn.fu nt#sE su saEr gHE mVUsTgRE
iars4rs CO. sts Hts sHHH raarEs4ENENT
WIN. MakINLEY. ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-19
NOMMISSIONERSI NOTICE.

EFIATF OF JUVTAN IT. Dan LfTf"'
The undursiguod, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man.
chester Commandments 10 receive examine,
and sdjutt all claims and demands Of all per.
sons againe tho estate Of Josiah II Bartlett late
Of Manchester IN satd District, deceased aud all
claims Ghih1ed IN oilset thereto, lefclA give
notice that we viii meet, fot the pufrsseshioro.
SAID at the Colburu House 10 Manchester
Centre on the 2ith day Of February noit
from 10 O'Clock A. N, until 4 O'Clock ,. NJ,
on said day and that sl1 months from tho Hth
day Of August 4. b. 1898 II the time limited by
said Court for sad, creditors TO present their
claims TO ~ for examination and allowance,
Dated at hauohostcr, ibis 23rd day Of
August, A. y 1895
&c BLAOKMER, con,,,.
lGjw II W. DAVIS, W." -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-19

Shep rd Strong received first premium
on best display, also premiums on Brown
Leghorns, White Lfgh orns, Buff Leg
Black Minoncs's. 81 80, Halle Cook on
Silver Spsngled Hambutss 81 80, Johnnie
Page on White Polish |, Henri Stacy on
Sesbriebt /, L l. Entertainment on Silver
Hamburg and Buff CoaLin 2, Wm vii
soD Plymouth Rocks 2.Joel Wymsu Light
Brshsmss zoe, Henry Bundy Bun CohiD
81 80, Chss ID Willard BntI Goblin /, VII
lie Stevens Gold SpsnPed Hsmbu rs |,
Lyle futile White Leigh 1tn !, Il Il Purdy
plymou,h Rocks 30, + s Jones Brown Leg
horn aud Silver spsnglsd Hsmburss |,
Il Lawrence White Wysnd, It's 81 90. Frank
Wetherbee White Wysndotts !, r Bryant
Plymouth Rocks and Red Games 2, Mary
Hall Plymouth Rocks go Hiram Chspmsm
Light Brshsmss and lndi,u Games 81 30,
K Colvin Red Leghorn %, p williams
Indian Games. Plymouth Rocks, Black
Minoricas 3. Shepard Strong. Ducks 8.
T. s Jones, Ducks soc, Joel WymsD. Tur
keys |, james Wymsn, Turkeys /, Jay
Bentley, Turkeys /.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-19
FINE ARTS AND FLOWERS

Collection oil paintings Auu6 Ames sS--Wster
colors Jennie Bradley g. Best oil painting Mrs
CheWher a. -Crayon drawing Bessie Dim.
ton e Collection China Fanny Barney g. Ind
best Mrs " 4 Duntou g. so Tea cup aud saucer
Miss W y HswleY 81 Vase Mrs } Batchelder
81 Head, 10 oil, Mise II H1iley 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-19

Cut flowers Geo Smith Use. MrH L | Strong 75c
Mrs W Bowen 7jc-Astsrs Bertha Bromley 50c
Mics A Derby 25,. Begonia Mrs L D Smith SOC
Cactus Mrs Ira Bentley jOo--PSnsies Mrs Chas
Ames soc Gersnum Mics Foster 50c-spotted
Gala ana sweet peas Mrs Della Chapman SOC
Field flowers Mrs Blackmer Doc, Harold Cid.
dings 25c
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-19


25c, strawberry and current Mrs c b Row,
SOC, current and apple Miss ANA Edsei
ton 70,
SUGAR AND HONEY,
Pail sugar julius Hill 81, cake sugar
Lyle TuttIe 81 julius Hill SOC pan syrup
Ormsby Hill Farm 81, J f Wetherbee
SOC, eYsporstor syrap ? Gilmore 81, A /
Day 90, extracted honey Walker Bros, 81.
FRUIT.
Best display apples Mrs l. Hszeton ~
joel Wymsu !
Best ysrie' John Wilcox SOC A Pro
van 2jc
Bees. display OF pears Albert Kline 81
Mrs l. HszIeton 3d.
Best variety C Baldwin SOC c Q Bell
25o.
Best display OF grspes-C Baldwin
$3.50. Mrs VIM Chamberlain 2jc.
Plums-M Mrs HfzIetou 81.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Table butter-R Il Purdy So Mrs John
Wetherbee 2, Mrs David Gleason l.
Print butter Mrs L l. Wymsn SO, Mrs
Lewis Hill 2, Mrs Lee Bourn |.
Factory Cheese-E Taylor for Sherwin' 8
factory So, Manchester cheese factory 2,
Peru cheese factory !
Sage cheese East Rupert factory So,
Manchester factory 2
Dairy eheese-M B Lyon SO
SEEDS AND GRAINS.
Best di.plsy-D g Barney SO and copy
OF Cultivstor one year, second L A Wilcox
H.
Oats II Purdy SOC Strong 2jo.
Buckwbeat, rye and grass seed-D G
Barney $3.50
Bsrley-E G Tuttle SOC
Sweet corn-Mrs Lewis Hill SOC julius
Wilcox 25c
Corn ID G Barney soc julius Hill SOC
John BATHS %,
White corn e A Wilcox SOC julius Hill
Pop corn julius Hill SOC G Cherban
mean %.
MECHANICAL WORK.
Amelia Bruso marble shelves So. Mrs
Gilbert Cherbsnneau marble card receiv
er l. Mrs F Daisy wooden wres b, special
premium SOC.
Special mention IS made for the follow
ing displays:
Davis d Sol stoves and ranges
Moseley Il Stoddsrd Manufacturing Co.
large display OF Dairy Goods including
the celebrated Empire Cream Separst or,
barrel churn, butter worker, Babcock
Tester etc
NJ. 0. Kelley Of Rutland display Of pia
nos and organs,
Burt Purdy displayed Shsrpless Sep
srstors, Grimms sugar evsporator arch aud
store tank.
Carleton 4 L1gene made fine display
OF IaweIry, eye Plssses etc
Il. 7 Purdy displayed Kamps Manure
Spreader, p, Williams OF Sunderland
Msson's Bone Cutter, S. J. Hsrwood Il
Co. Of Dor ct, their water proof oil goods
for covers etc, aud Wallace Lampson a
6ne cutter,
JELLtES.
b st collection M s J, G Blsckmer 81. |
also on raspberry and straw berry 75c, Mrs
Lewis Hill 90 strawberry, raspberry. crab |
apple, currents. grape and apple Sl75 |
Mrs l. Hszelton 90 crab apple and grape
7jc, Miss Anna Edgerton on current SOC,
Mrs Geo TuttIe apple PC.
BREAD AND CAKE
Hop yeast bread Mrs Truman Lsmpson
70, Mrs G c Bell 80, milk yeast bread Mrs
Henry Long 70. Mrs Geo Towsley 90.
brown bread Mrs T s Jones rs Mrs A +
Day 80, Oh ginger, pound, chocolate. ma
Pile sugar roll jelly cake aud doughuuts
Mrs james Bourn 1915. fruit and angel
cake Mr NJ b Lyon $3.50. ginger cake
Miss Anna Edgetton 90, iruit cake Mrs J
Q Blsckmer 30. angel aud roll Jelly cake
Mrs Lewis Hill 81, sponge cake Mlss Mel
lie Purdy 50 chocolate cake Mrs l. d
Combs 70, pound and ribbon cake Miss
Minnie Jones 81, Maple sugar cake Mr
David Gleston Is. ribbon cake Mrs Sarah
harris 70, dougbnuts Mrs b sberman 70,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-19

NOTICE shall be 10 my studio At Man.
y chester Depot. Vt, Thursday, Friday aud
saturday Of each week Tor the remainder Of tha
SIMMER, prepared to make al stlos and sizes
10 portraits, from tho smallest 60 lie situ.
| Nothing but thp hnest work aud guaranteed.
}. HARRY LAWRENGE, Photographic.
MAY sth 1898 tltt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-19
HORSES,


tHolIlhb kItth
stallion. Saeepstakes, W Cole 4 Son 8
year. old q Gilmore
q utlrmtus Drivers NJ II Deming
Geo Odbert
l. Crsndall
NJ, ched Te.ms Hoyt splemsn
A Buck
Mrs Shepard
rroI Mares Thos Steele
d q Barney
rotts year, old J Ross
Lyman Crsnd.l
+ NJ Smith
3 yesrs old { Il Ames
Joseph Webb
" Klnne
2years old Thomas Steele
CP Kent
! year old Thomas Steele
b A Fiske
Seekers u q Barney
Thomas Steele
co.,u AND WORN H0RsEa.
s.-Illoo year old Bentley s.
Irsoi Mare J Bentley 3
b A Fiske
h.tr CT Geldlns yrs Jay Bentley
J Il wym.b 2
Joel Wymsn
4yeaso old Thomas Steele
John Wilcox
Joel Wyusn |
rear OLD Geo Bushee
RI patdV
hucktf. Jay Bentley
Il A Fisfe 2
Matched year olds d q Barney 3
Worl Team J = Wttherb.e 4
LquinoI Farm 3
srANuAEap nmD
years old Mfs Shepard 8
CATTLE
THoUouaHHmp AIalsIEEEp
Holsle,n Boil year Smith Ames s.
Ii NJ Bottom
Eull Calf Il NJ Bottom J 8
L y Saith
Cove Il NJ Bottom
{ r Amts 2
T. = Smith j
Heser yrs Il NJ Bottom 3.
c Il Anes 2
4 y Saith u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-19

Chester White Boar Geo L Sexton 8;
" Sow and pigs A F Day
JF Wetherbee {
l. Munson
Berkshire Boar year f A Graves
mos. Equinox Farm {
Sow and pigs L A Graves
Dnroc Sow and pigs Purdy Bros. {
POULTRY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-19

wslsrr sloa. p 5 Iuuts tGs II Ias
rsboe .5s
Mesa Esieus tel Esgs sot II Lslh
+, rop 20
uisp!sy e arioEF-- : Sifong DC
OBs ioufih bushd ea.ens g c Bel S'o
G BCarIstah .1s
! IsfsAips MIR I c B'li~iD Doe
btsrs- HALLE Cook soc @ Ial'is -2o
Iest - Mfs neAtY Lang .Nt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-19
NEW STORE
NEW GOODS

Call Has Drug store and ind in addition usual compc
line Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-19
CANNED FRUIT.

Mrs Dexter Taylor 81 also on peaches
and sppes 81, Mrs l. HssIetou on plums
aud cherries 7jc, Mis- c c Bell pears 5Oc,
Mrs G " Tuttle 2Jc cherries Mrs James
Bowen zoe, sirssb berry and raspberry Mrs
" II Bundy 81, raspberry Mrs Lewis Hill
2Jc, straw berry and current Mrs c b Rove
SOC, current aud apple Miss ANA Edger
TN u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-19

sahs 5rH Mfa FITS Ttylof 81, b en- Hc#a -s-
fnarts5sA aa..t Ms r IsHaa.lh tay Nrs g. p
Ch8rsasa -. asNua l4 Mr. d Iakri-
tee sAt
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-10-02

AND the slready strong democratic
county only looms up the stronger in
comparison with the ticket put up the
repubs. yesterday.
WILLIAM B. THURMOND OF Eureka,
aged 81, and Sarah L Boyle of Santa
quin, aged %, were made man and
wife today by Judge Dusenberry. The
ceremony was performed at the Hotel
Roberta.
New cases were filed in the First
District court as follows: VIM. F.
Young vs. VIM. j. Porter ct al. Tran.
script of Judgment from Justice De
Fries court of Fairview. Judgment
for $222 80 and costs. John Jensen VS..
FaiTyiew Coop. Sheep company. Suit
for $1447.0) alleged loss sustained be-
cause OF breach of contract by failing
to deliver 1900 for S2025. 90 at G1osberrY
and Castle Ridge on September 16. 1895
as agreed TO do on August 80, 1895, at
which time $4,000 forfeit on the con-
tract was put up. D. Nj. Osborne & Co.,
of Salt Lake VS.. w. 7. Brown of
Alpine. Suit for S376.70 balance due
on book account and notes for farming
implements. Joseph Orborne VS.. K.
G. w. BY. company. Suit for $4,000
damages Tor fifty head of sheep killed
by Train near Sunnvslde on August
IA 1896. 2 c. NJ. Z. VS. VIM. Jack
son. Abstract of judgment for
1929 SO and costs from Justice Nc
Neill's court of American Fork.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-10-02
Ready made SUITS at Provo
Wooden hiilI company,

Say, why don't you try De Wits
Little Early Risers? These little pills
cure headache, indigestion and con-
stipation. There're small, but do the
work. Smo0t Drug Company.
d. l.. DEAN has opened real estate
and loan office in SwaseY & Martin IS
bank opposite the postoffice.
PLENTY of rubber hose can now be
bad IRON the Provo Hardware & Iron
company. Best quality. lowest price.
A. G. hartley of Magic, Pa,
writes: l feel 1t duty of mine to in
form you and the public that De Wits
Hazel Salve cured me of very bad
case of eczema. It also cured my boy
of a running sore on his leg. Smoot
Drug Company.
The coolest draught beer in town, 5
cents glass, at Eureka saloon.
NOTHING so distressing as hacking
cough. Nothing so foolish as to suffer
from it, Nothing SO dangerous if al
lowed to continue. One Minute Cough
Cure gives Immediate relief. Smoot
Drug Company t
THE healing proprieties of De Wits
Witch Hazel SalVe are we'll known. 1t
cures eczema, skin affections and is
simply perfect remedy Tor piles
Sm0ot Drug Company.
HOWE & TAFT have opened first
class retail grocery store in connection
with their fourIsiny business at the
old stand % Centre street. The public
will receive the same courteous treat
ment given them in the past. If you
want bargains in groceries it will pay
you to call and see Howe & Taft.