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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-01
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-01

Tue shortage since Clevelsnd's second
-'yet, 10 tie presidency amounts to al
most sa1O 10000. Part OF tits is repre-
vented by additions to the bonded debt,
part w lucressed interest aud part by the
d,dc,t bal yet rovIdcd for. Contrast this
eiA tbe pry mp policy Of the Republican
sduulsthu0us preceding, when vast
snms ~efs psyed 10 reducing the national
debl ani Que cam bat see what would
have happened had the party passed the
Nlbou tili ar II passed the House, before
3, vss smtBdcd IN the Senate and much Of
toe protection which had been removed
~ss restored by the ali Of Repu5licsn
votes 90 that body,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-01
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COMMlshlONEKs' NOTICE.

- RsTATE ~ CHhbLEs L. LlYIhh9ht
tn abdersRBaJ, paving been appointed by
Inc Hon. Probate Court Tor the Dstrlct VI hEu.
cbsstsr CymHlissignsTs, ~ receive. 61amluet
AID adluu eli clalHs snd demsnds - all per
s0ns sghinst TIE estate NJ Charles l.. LlVermOfe
tste Oi Rlahsll 10 -Ai1 Drlict, doceAsed, aud all
claims trhiptAd W Oasst Lstto, hereby give
notice hat 3e sil meet. iOr tbe p0fEosss Igfs.
..5J Al The lsIs dNeliIHg house = tue gseeasfd
10 Wuhsu on the 2sth dGy u Dsoomhef nest
from 10 O'Clock 4. n. ugui I O'Clock D. n.
On s.id day. aud hat siI months ifgG The Aib
ds, n Jans A. D 1855 IL thr time limited W
said Court for sAld creditors 20 ptssH"t WsF
IN. ~, M. Ia, Examination GHd Ell0rlL@s.
Dated ~ NiubaiI. iLis 1sth day VI 'an~
A. d. 1895 ,,,..,.,,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-01

II is uuder,lo "a that toe government
commissioners seat ont to investigate the
Nicaragua canal, who are now GU their
ssf home, viii make favorable report
oa the enterprise. They will give as t. elr
1ual imoos conclusion that the Colorado
bar, which has caused so much trouble At
the entrance to Greytown hsrbor, can be
partially removed by dredging, aud per
msneut opening through It msintaiuod.
slight change IN the proposed route Of
the canal will be recon uended, owing to
q belief that several obstacles exist on the
route as heretofore laid down, The com,
missiouers think that the work OF con
structlng the canal can be ended IN six or
seven years, but that the total cost will
considerably exceed the limit set by the
projectors, aud tina, 81 0O0 900 will not
be sn excessive figure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-01

TIE WasMag,ou post remarks. il vii
DE- sell fer the democrats 10 keep SesIb
Ct eye ua William + Allison He isSp pop
olaf mau. llts character cannot be sue,
cssslully tbeked lie hss sroused 90
serious snIseouisms, He represents a 10
caBly 10 Which the next years nomination
rightly belongs His services at the head
Of lhe senate appropriations committee,
together with Ais acts and uttersuces Cd
the door, have msrked him not Only as =
msu q stihly, bot ssa statesman Of high
sims aud complement 'e patriotism, He
viii mske strong candidate n cham
pluu whose vulnerable spots are few aud
tati TO dui
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-01
pfosenl Hop < FowLrH, JudEr-

whereas, certain Instrument ~ srtIag
purp0rtlng 10 bo the last will and testament
Of Sarah T. lnl late o. Arlington 10 sIid
Dt,iret, deG1ased, having been this day
pfe.ebbod to cad Coarl 81 + rotate and duly fltd
10 che Registers once Therefore, It ia ordered
that all persons interested "a The estate o. sAia
deceased be notified 10 appear Jetore sAid Court
Al the Probate Office 10 Manchester, IN said
District 90 the 2lst day al August A. D.
1895. Al ten o'elncE IN tho forenoon By pubHes
ton Of THE order. thee week, sucgetEvsiy PIE.
vious thereto, 10 uiS Manchester JprHHAL
Newspaper printed AZ hagGhesto Aforesaid. 70
show cause, II any they nay bsFe, Why ,sh
iastru fnent IN writing IT. Ouid not h. proysd and
VI. ". Z. EDOKRTOE. heRlsL1t.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-01
Bennington, VI. Aug. >th' %


Of Spruce flooring. shesthing aud clap bosrds,
Michigan and Southern Pine. Whitesood Qlkr.
tered Oak and other had Vaads.
large quantity OF monilng- casings, sab,
doors blinds and sAsh and blind material partly
finished.
quantity Of slste, builders hardware, glass
and other building material horses, wagons, &c
The Flaming Mil aud sash aud Bind Factory,
with ful line Of machinery and adequate water
and steam power, situate on Main street 10 and
near the centre OF the village Of Bennington,
But one other phnlug mill In town and that
nearly a mile IRON the village, The saw mill
with 1000 feet Of logs situate on County street
IN said village
The sale will begin at 10 clock A NJ, Aug. 5
at The mill yard on County street and will con
tinue until all the property is disposed Of
TERMS or SALE b per cent Of the purchase
price to be paid npon entry Of sale, the balance
TO be paid upon delivery Of property and within
ten days Of sale, iSilure TO pay balance within
time limited to work forfeiture OF frat payment.
4. l.. SHELLEY, Assignee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-01

ihsi bri iar The t,snat 4 the Artbtrp
Ittmasf.ts eru tss . sllur D greoBs,
Toe dtaoli would 10 i1gtr s,sil, sud the
oasdit1Gs q hssssats sarb - tbFr we're
ubss tbt ron .tfrsd varia sac the ntm
aersi. O. as lr'a psvsf TIE radical tree
traders mid Get bssp ta5 Eueh sbass
sg# BE pHsssli lans h.ls. s68 The pc,
G8y tHi aBboaar" character aaiial q
ter rreassat ,aut4 their seluusafs 81
c8nifiy
Iron .cd steel n.aluisciartu ia tie
F.nstafs rtsla report heavier drmsnd
Ter q. tleif products thar they can meet,
While prscs iof ltbar ATE very nearly ur
e those prevailing before The sfsst Houe
sesd ssute They add iasl labor iar 10
doau s sosfcs These indusutes ate cot
oabsiarftd - st toe t1u88anog q cur 10
aa'ifsl .fr. sad iAair prosperity a. pre-
agtg tla' 81 pesiy tvtry other brsuch.
TIE mac Haiues la custody 10 Pbnk
3tIptts .gst law, segid see IL &C. be the
most sItfsofdsstty DurdtrT Elogu to
history or aeu9u Richard Ill. Csusai.,
Hsort VII, Bluebvsrd. Horgs. each 10
ll. o~B lae, masi pale b.. uneheeluN
ire before tbs tatcber. if sll told Of hin
IL TINE. Bora 10 Nes Eoglsad. tfailed
al over tue eauetty, sud TOT seven years
sftldeat Of Chicago. be ts altogether the
most srpsHIng America 30 our tItaIy.
The running aoco4Hts given. 10 eoGvsf
ssuga, Of Gbe naval jtspusy 10 htrI 10y tue
oGoets Of tur American vessels present
there, are toll Of interest. 1t peculiarly
luteresuug 20 LBos lust the restless Ger
ms1 emperor gave uar- umo and atten
too 10 The M YORK lusA 10 all the other
vessels there. Ii ls pleasing TO be told OF
the tIttut II us l,chultsi kuosird.e aud
d4t tuug 10 hear that be va 20 eager to
learn oil he could IRON oar ships Bat It
would pltsu sdded z,tt 10 ali J, pleas
ant tasting aIsh Of talk, II he Amercsu
people CoIj be assured that their own
usyal oh ere had lruucd something
worth knowing, as well rs impaired Their
knowledge 10 others.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-01

TIE lllrd term talk may begin to com
maud a Hlte attention now that Selstor
UlAy .sys there is something 10 IT, No
slsryrf oitIcap can be found anywhere
10 the eouliry than Qlsy, and bis opiu
Iuu that the Democratic current for the
c.udidacy is running 10 Cleyeland's Dir
ectiou ~, have some weight Qls! Is
ct s~.yei uy passion OF prejudice. He
b.ls. r,s political chances with the most
uud .mpstua,ily, There Is 10 political
mat rs more seuument in him than
tter D. 40 the multiplication table. He
{. DOT a friend Of Cleveland, but be thinks
,rum b.s survey Of the political field that
Cleyd ui viii be nominated ueIt year aud
tust "Le 80 be dangerous man.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-21

Iron Mountain has also hauled out Is
cars of potatoes for Chicago and
other points, and j. w. Aven has ship
ped one car of potatoes from Caldwell.
Besides these shipments. Is carloads of
corn have been exported recently. Who
has knowledge of such large aud varied
expectations from this county i'm bygOne
days? Verify. we are learning. Let
us adopt and keep ever i'm mind the
motto, Buy at home and sell abroad"
Have you noticed how difficult it is
to teach some children the difference
between the letters G. and g. 4? !, To
them Il letter is a letter and they can't
understand the Importance of learning
the differences So it is with certain
grown people who think ALI highbatent
-four is alike, and accept anything the
grocer sends them. While,t thu. wiser
ones save from so cents to ST. per bar
rel by using Full Mo0ny flour, the
very finest made. ~
The Forrest City Brass Band has or
dered uniforms. which, it is hoped, will
arrive in time for the visit to Brinkley.
The suit consists of red coat, blue trou-
sers, and handsome cap, all trimmed in
gold braid, and will cost $3.50. The
baud boys are under many obligations
to the citizens for liberal donation for
this purpose. The subscription list has
not yet been closed, and it is desired to
raise about $50 more. The boys have
always responded cheerfully when their
services were required, and it is proper
and right to help them buy their uni
forms.
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Werla'sfair Highest Medal and DipIoma.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-21

Hugh II. McVeigh, secretary of the
81. Francis Levee District, passed
through the city Monday. eproute ia
Memphis from Little Rock, where he
had been on business. Mr.. McVeigh
confidently predicts healthier finan-
clal condition for the Board i'm the near
future. We should like to see them re.
lieved of their present embarrassmeDts
The work of laying the water mains
was completed Saturday. and connec-
tion made, water turned on, and n.y.
,urants tested Monday. When turned
on, the water shot out half way across
the streets, and showed very satisfac-
tory pressure. When the hose arrives,
we shall expect very interesting ex-
hlbition of the capacity of the water
works to throw water on the highest
building in town.
Some time ago / was taken sick with
cramp in the stomach. followed by
dlarrhea. l took Il couple of doses of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rh9a Remedy and was immediately
relieved. l consider it the best medicine
In the market for all such complaints.
l have cold the remedy to others and
every one who used it speaks highly of
it. j. w. STRICKLER, Valley Center,
CAL. For sale by j. H. Upton.
Two carloads of potatoes have been
shipped this week from Beck's Switch
-one to Pittsburg and one to Buffalo.
Two cars have been shipped from Wi
dener-one to Pittsburg and one to
Chicago. Five cars of potatoes have
been shipped via the L. II. & M. Ry.,
from Forrest City to Chicago, Pitts
burg and Cincinnati, and one Car of
canned tomatoes to Memphis. The
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-21
Tired Woman.

Tired and broken down women will
find that DIR. Kings Royal Germatuer is :
priceless boon and blessing to them. II
gives appetite, brings restful, refreshing
sleep. aids digestion, tones the nerves.
builds up the strength and puts
disease and pain to fight. For female
trouble, including all menstrual and Womb
difficulties, it has no superier-used both
locally and internally, 1t is emphatically
woman's friend. Pleasant to take as
lemonade and always harmeless. New
package. large bottle, 10S Doses One Dol
lar. For Sale by ID. c.. Webb.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-21
Evans-Childs.

Married at st. Louis. Wednesday.
June 10. 1895, at Waggoner M. 4.
church, by Rev. Chas. Mcclure, Mi.
J: }. Evans. formerly of this city. to
Miss Ida Delta Childs, of st. Louis.
The bonny bride is the accomplished
daughter of G. w. ChiIds, one of the
leading wholesale merchants Of st.
Louis, and graduate of college.
OF Kansas, where she recently won the
prize gold medal for vocal and in
strumental music. Mr.. Evans is one
OF the leading druggists of Fayetteville.
and native of this county, where be
is well known.
The happy couple arrived at McDan-
lei yesterday, and were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Hoshall. They are
now guests for few Gays of Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. t. Mcdaniel, when they 90 to
Fayetteville.
The TIMES wishes them unbounded
happiness, and extends hearty con-
CALCULATIONS.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-21
Knights Of The Maccabees

The State Commander writes us from
Lincoln, Neb.. as follows: After trying
other medicines for what seemed to be a
very obstinate cough in our two children
we tried DIR. Kings New Discovery and at
the end of two days the cough entirely
left them. We will not be without il
hereafter, as our experience proves that 1t
cures where all others fail. "-Signed r.
w. Stevens. State Com.-Why not give
this great medicine trial, as it is guaran-
teed and trial bottles are free at John H.
Iipton's Drug Store. Regular size soc.
and $1.00.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-21

Admiral GRAY. Prof. Rollwage and
Capt. knight spent Wednesday and
Thursday at Long Lake. On account
of the heavy rains their luck was scant.
only ninety speckled beauties daugled
on their string. Ye local appreciates
their thoughtfulness i'm sending him a
dozen or more, and in consideration
thereof will not mention how the Ad-
miral took backward plunge from the
poop-deck of his dugout.
While i'm Memphis last week we met
James Leonard. of New Orleans. He
hunted up the Forrest City delegation
to express to them his lasting friend
ship and many obligations for their
kindly hospitality extended him in
1881, in which year he visited Forrest
City, and was employed i'm the printing
Office for short time. He is now
president of the New Orleans Typo
graphical Union, n member of the State
Board of Arbitration, and holds several
other high and responsible positions.
He was delegate to the silver cOnven-
ton, and is "A genial gentleman.
Judge Jno. s. II. Cowan, of Lulu, has
been in town several days this week
looking after the interests of the coun-
ty. BY appointment he met Col. VIM.
G. Whipple, OF Little Rock, who came
to present proposition to refund the
outstanding bonds of this County at five
per cent. The bonds are now bearing
six per cent interest. and if refunded at
five per cent, the taxpayers will gave
50 600. Judge Cowan invited num-
ber.of business men. including several
planters, to meet COL Whipple and
hear his proposition, which they did
and we're unanimously in favor of it.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-21

Prof. s. NJ. Blalock has on exhibition
at the Newsstand specimen of st.
Francis county coal. picked up on his
farm near Colt. 1t is what is known
as surface coal, or shale, and of itself
is of no value. 1t is thought hove
ever to be an index to better things,
and some time in the near future the
professor may be operating coal mine
in that neighbOrhoOd, equal to the
Pittsburg or Anthracite.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-21
BuckIen.s Arnlca salxe.

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. letter, Chappei Hands.
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions. and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by Winthrop 81 Co.. druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-21
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Why not You?

when thousands are taking Hoods Sar-
sapariiia to overcome the weakness and
iahguor which are so common at this
season, why are you not doing the same :?
When you know that Hoods Sarsaparilla
mas power to cure rheumatism, dyspep-
sia and all diseases caused by impure
DIood. why do you continue to suffer !?
Hoods cures others. why not you?
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-10-24

mise, l take quite an interest in other nao.
pie affairs, even the little tot on the way
10 school sometimes engages my attention
ana more than one, in gratifying my curl
osity about school life, has told me that
IL all mighty nice 'cspt the water, that's
awful. Now, my dear school board |
nave never drank a drop of that water. but
more than once have heard complaints
oy the children and ], in the name of the
the pubic for the sake OF fathers and
mothers and the little ones that have 10
drink It, would like to hear il this is a lust
complaint.
The water may be perfectly healthy aud
sun through iron, limestone, etc, UNI
oearaole to the TASTE. ask the question
how is the water?' in all fairness. and
would De glad to publish an official reply
-
II we have Sanitary Board that ia not
stick, Il don't know that we even have
one: should like for some legal friend
familiar with the subject to send me some
information as to its duties and powers.
and the ordinances that sanitate our CITY.
might then be in a position to offer
some suggestions that would add to the
good name and health of the town
An answer would reach and be apDreci.
ated Dy The Lazy MAN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-10-24

DIED I'VE regret to learn of the death
OF Mr.. Martin W. Frey, which occurred
on last Monday night at his home in this
county. he had been sick with typhoid
fever tor several weeks. He was the Son
OF Mr.. William Frey, we'll known and
success III farmer ri this county. and a
brother of Messrs Ed w. and B. T. Frev
attorneys Of this place. The deceased
leaves familys He was an upright and
good citizen and Christian. For wears
pc has been an active member of the
Methodist chuech. His death is one to be
lamented. We tender our. sympathy TO
the bereayed
Sadie. the youngest daughter of Judge
and Mrs. George f. Gobcr, has almost re.
covered from the injury sustained by fall.
ing from the veranda at the family lresi>
deDce few weeks since. There was a
severe cut in the temple. requiring several
stitches to close the wound, but it has
healed, leaving only slight scar.
AUCTION SALE.-30 head OF mules and
horses to be sold, separately, at the stables
OF G.. s. l. j. D. Northcutt the first Tues
DAY IN November to the highest bidder
Sale begins at 10 clock.
1t is said that there is man in Mariet>
ia who will not sign his own name to any
Kind OF writing. II he writes letter, be
will ask friend or some one at hand to
sign his name for him. He says he does
it to prevent forgery.
hrs. James B. Baird, oe Atlanta, a neice
Of Col. j. o. Gartrell, and Mrs. Maria B.
Flake, of Houston, Tex, visited the tamil
~ OF her uncle last week, at this place.
NoTIcE ALI parties indebted to the
firm OF Henderson & Austin, either by note
or account. are hereby notified to call and
settle the same at once, or they will be
placed in the hands of collecting officer,
aud somebody will have to pay the cost
| mean business. and word to the wise
is Sufficient G. E. HENDERSON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-10-24

The 50th annual meeting of the Cobb
county Bible Society was held at the Bap-
fist Church on last Sunday evening. The
exercises were opened by the President
Mr.. j. 7. Brantley. Scripture reading
and prayer by Rev. T. NJ. Galloway. TIE
r.inutes were read by the Secretary, Col.
j. Z. Foster. The Treasurer, Mr.. w. L.
Sessions. made his annual report. An adj
dress was made by Rev. A. G. Thomas,
which was an eloquent production and
was listened to with great interest. Rev.
81. P. Myers, Agent of the American BR
BILE Society, was present and delivered an
address. He also took up the usual col
lection. the following officers were elect
ed for the ensueing year: Mr.. Walter L.
Sessions, President; Mr.. C. s. McCandlish,
Vice President; Mr.. A. NJ. Dobbs, Score.
tary and Mr.. Wallace Buttolph, Treasurer
The following board of directors were elect
ed: Col. W R. Power, Mr.. W T. Treze.
want, DR.. j. c. Greer and Col e Faw
The society adjourned with prayer by Rev.
J. A. Wynne.
Do U owe R. Hirsch If so call and
esttle and save court cost.
The many friends. in this city, of Rev.
Joel I. Dawes, ST.. will be sorry to learn
ofhis recent affection. In letter he
says: Everybody thought was getting
we'll. Last Tuesday was stricken with
paralysis in my right side, involving my
tongue. / car hardly hold my pencil. y
That he will soon be restored to health is
our fervent prayer.
Win sell the very best Glen Mary and
Jelico coal, or any first class coal at low.
est possible prices. b. MEISERT.
NoTicE.-All parties indebted to the
firm of Henderson & Austin, either by note
or account, are hereby notified to call and
settle the same once, or they will be
placed In the hands of collecting officer,
and somebody will have to pay the cost.
l mean business, and word 10 the wise is
sufficient. C. e. HpNnrpsoN
Mrs. Robert Irwin had the misfortune
to be thrown from buggy lew days
since and was qnite badly hurt. She is
doing as we'll as could be expected, and
her many friends hope to see her entirely
restored in short time.
The Marietta ard North Ga. Railroad is
advertised in this issue to be sold. the
tennessee end in Knoxville, November
Woven baass tbs .Ceoreia-a..d in. Marietta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-10-24

We took in the Atlanta Exposition
again Saturday. Since our first visit to
the opening it has undergone wonderful
change and is now about complete. The
ladies of Marietta have gotten together a
splendid exhibit OF Cobb county's resour>
ces and their display in the Georgia build.
ing is very creditable. While Floyd and
Barlow have had large donations from the
funds of their respective counties to
make their respective displays, the Cobb
county ladies have had no such help. They
have had to earn the money the best way
they could and deserve much praise.
The Marietta public schools will give
holiday Friday so as all can attend the
Atlanta Exposition. 1t is hoped parents
will take their children and attend, as it
will prove source OF education. Reduce
ed rates to school children on the grounds.
DR.. Sam Steele. of Nashville, delivered
lecture at the Methodist church on the
Forward Movement of Methodism." to
the Epworth League and many Of our
citizens. 1t was most excellent pro.
duction and highly enjoyed by all present.
NoTIcE.-All parties indebted to the
firm OF Henderson & Austin, either by note
or account, are hereby notified to call and
settle the same at once, or they will be
placed in the hands of collecting officer.
and somebody will have to pay the cost.
| mean business, and word to the wise is
sumcient. G. E. HENDERSON,
NEW GROCERY SToRE.-I have opened a
first class Grocery Store in connection
with my meat market and am prepared
to supply all your wants i'll that line at
lowest prices Will keep cotton seed
meal and bulls. hay and bran. Call and
see me at my store on NORTHEAST corner
square. J. s. RE1n
A woman, styling herself Christian
spirltualist, is practicing among the sick
OF Marietta, and is also reaping a rich
harvest of dimes by furnishing a picture
ofyour future husband or wife.
All the ladies Of the Methodist Church
who have promised any articles for the
Orphans Home viii please send at once to
Mrs. j. M. Austin as the box will be sent
this week.
Mrs. Hefmon Thorn and wife. through
the agency Of Mr.. W. Il. Fox, have bought
the farm of Henry Sorrels, of so acres
near Marietta. 4n- - -~-a----.lI.....La
this pace their home.