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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-07-16

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GsflrIls Caleusa, Leus Dupuit, Anu. Bat
tie. G. a Ddby, Il A McHsvus. FsBuis
EssIestoo. Cnrs Cbsmb erIaia, J1lis Rich
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Erues. Walker, Mt Hiram Barton,
Mes Haven Miss Ida Kingsley,
Orstll Misses Cofbelia Hobart, Hat
te Lapn
Psslel Misses Jen lie Burton, Je'ss
Halletl
Peru Misses Edo. Batobelder, Mabel
simonds, Eva WLltaey, EolA woodward
Jessie FsrDum.
rstsrsbsm. Msss - Mice S l. Dawes.
Ftlsio d 81 Mics Beatrice Smi b, Cath
erias Carrisso, Loius C,bee, Grace Wor
dea. Ida Candon.
Posnsl Misses Jennie Barber. Carrie
HoughtAlin, Myrs Wilcox, Florence Rey
noljs, Allie Potter, Mr.. Sherman Lldd.
Proctor Miss Julis Carney,
Poultuey Mlss Kate BfeDuSu.
Il ssdsboro Misses C,llie aEd Lillie
Bowen,
Rupert Misses liza Dunesn, Emms Rls
ns. Ninired HcpkIus
Rallaud Misses Bslle Fessey Margaret
For, Mary Barrett, Nova Abthouy, Ennis
Y llcoI, Ora Hutchinson, Agnes Walsh,
emile Roberts, Mabel Gleason. Mary
Iunville, Louise Blanchard. Kate Lamb,
IunA Msngan, X 1te Ttsynor, Mary Novsk,
Nellie Mariee, Ami. Toobey. G,rtude
Hsesu, Margaret Msue.n. Harriet Porter
Allisn Edseron.
SYNDICATE - Mrs Alice Bower.
sLorhsm Miss Januie Smith
shatsbnry Misses Il l. Matllsou May
stakeholder, I
Wullioglotd Misses Nellie sloney, Ora
fuller, Minnie Tovnshend, Fannie Cook. ,
Wiuhall- Miss Pearl Blrnsrd
Hoosick Falls, n. Y.-Miss Nina Slmp
90.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-07-16

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and Mi's Emerson OF L'kesood. n J ARE
boarding al holIin Weeks,
Mrs. add Mrs. s arb of Poultpey and
MI aud Airs. II Collins OF Granville.
n / spent the Sabbath 10 Dorset
Mr.. and Mrs, ". A. Brigham and the
Misses Cora and Bessie Brigham Of ToIe
do, OHIO, are passing the summer with
MI s Marcia Gray.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-07-16

Eli Hill, Lunber City. Pa. writes ]
have been suffering from piles for twenty
five years aud thought my case iucursble.
DeWitt's Witch Hszll Ssve was recon-
meuded to me as q pile cure. so bought
box aud it performed permanent cure,
This is only one OF thousands Of similar
cases. Eczema. sores and skin diseases
yield quickly when it IS used. Pettibone
4 Co, aud Sowle, Manchester Centre,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-07-16

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wl bare = sale u ieunsnis 81 sbica
dertsble goods is rutaut lines csu h %
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tbd sIEm o. itrss bargains crsG Il JOG
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-07-16
MANCHEsTEK cEhrRK

Ieoted cOldt. IttNlUOut 10 huI OuNIe
Manchester Centre.
MANCHESTER CENTRE
Regular meeting Of the W Il c, FL
day afternoon.
Mrs l.. D. Combs is sIosly bat stead
lily improving from her long illness.
Regular meeting OF the W, Q. T. L.
with Mrs, Geo Sexton, on Saturday, al
3 ?, m.
Miss Jewett Of Chelsea Square, New
York city, is visiting her friends at the
Rectory.
Quite snumber took advantage OF the
Wells 4 Coverly excursion to visit Troy
today Wednesday:
A dog belonging to Rolin Smith had
leg cut of by a moving machine one
day last week. He was Afterwards killed,
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet at the NJ, L. church nett Tuesday
at p. m, Every member is invited TO be
present.
Paul Sykes has Just spent bis ten dsys
vacation aud returned to Hartford, Conn
Guy Sykes has returoed to New York al
ter two weeks vscstion.
Mrs. james Smith died quite sudden
~ at her home in this village recently
from cold following an attack OF the mes
slas. A mother, husband and two chil
dren survive her
The Rev Mr.. Bryant gave a very 10
teres,ius talk upon his experiences as a
missionary among the f.bermep Of New
oundlsn1 q, the residence OF DR.. Wyman
asst Thursday s'ternoon on the occasion
OF the meeting Of the Ladies' Society Of
Zion church
-Children's Day will be observed next
S,bb,th g, The Methods, church. Appro
pirate exercises by the children OF the
Sabbath school 10 the morning. 10 tie
evening" al lilo strsted tslk to The children
90 the life of Christ by the pastor All
sre cordially invited.
Work on the neE Uuion Block is pro
crossing rapidly and the contractor hopes
TO have it ready Tor occupsncy by Octo
Der. A sood vault for the use Of the Fac
tory Point Bank is nos 10 process OF cree
'ioa add ell the appointments for every
part Of the building Will be convenient
snd up u date.
Notice the border OF the hishEsy the
asrt time yen pass slong Boanet St. snd
tbsn 80 home aud improve the grass plot
outside Of your osn door yard. Toe reel
ieuts Of that portion OF the village deserve
for then public spirit and
they have 'ueoeeded 10 mskios thsi the
N 9st attractive part OF The Centre.
bishop Hall will make bis snuusl vi'
Itstioa 70 Zon church 90 Saturday sod
suudsy ntIL He viii NEE, all who De
sire to zee bin sttbe reetory 90 Saturday
beiscsn : aud pm. % Sunday there
ulii be holy Comm ahion at .. u, morn
ns prayer aud sermon by the Bishop At
u a u. Al the latter service tue rite Of
vii be administered. Even
los payer Gnd sermon az so ?. m.
The con uittes sppoIuted by the var
.ous Sabbath schools OF Tue tosn icr tue
rsrpose Of srfAnsi5s a a1ion iosn picnic
have decided upoa Friday Jolly 24ih, n
ihe time tot the gathering TIE suptrin
ieadens Of The schools are . pointed
committee 10 dseiie upo1s suitable plscs
nd vii report 10 their respective school,
aeIi Sabbath. II ts hoped thu, al uilt
Ola heartily 10 nstins tbs proposed gath
,finsls success,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-07-16

We are snrions to do a little good 10
this world and can think Of 20 plesssnter
OF better way to do It than by recommend
Jog Ooe Minute Cough Cure as q proven
tive OF pneumonia, consumption and 9th
er serious lung troubles that follow neg
looted colds. Pettlbone 4 Co, and S0wle,
Manchester Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-07-16
BONDYILLE

/
BOHDyILLE.
Mrs. Holman Bsrrows is visiting her
son IN Hannibal, N Y.
John Kendall recently Lost valuable
horse by internal rupture.
Mrs. Robert Dean died suddenly July
4, Her husband and family have the deep
sympathy Of the community,
Mrs. Melinda johnson has bad fall
recently and suffered an ugly scalp wound
but is convslescing.
Rev. Harry Il. Harmed, a young man
aud q graduate OF Syracuse University
class Of '95 has preached here three san
days to large congregations. and has be
come our pastor, He is well liked and
comes highly recommended.
PEHU.
The body Of Mrs, Chsrl Is Hspeood OF
Esstou, Pa, was brought here last week
for interment.
A lawn party was held on the com
mon Tuesday evening which proved very
plea'snt aud enjoyable.
Mrs J j. Hspeood OF Cambridge,
Mass is 10 town aud hs all her children
With her over Sunday.
%. W. Howe has purchased our stage
route He is veteran at the business and
knows how to be accom- IN odstng.
A number OF old friends we're 10 town
over Sunday, among them Henry Sules
aud Charles Hspsood who served three
years together during the civil war. At
the Sunday evening meeting they gave 10
teresting Incidents Of their war experiet &C.
aud their old friends gladly welcomed
them back
There has been some local excitement
over county political matters, owing to
the fact that the friends OF tso residents
a Perm would like to see their isvoritc
ominsted for State Senator This is 10
fortunate bat is state Of STAIRS quite com
mon snd the ouly way ont Of i, is to let
the msJorty decide the question. There
we're 80 voters at the caucus Saturday ev
eping which was very large nun Der
though lea voters did not sttend. The
contest was over the one 10 be presented
TO the county convention Is candidate I 7
Senator aud ~ss betseen X ebert / Batch
elder and NJ J. Hspgood. The latter wop
by mSinity.
Dir H. b Burton, on occasion ois re
cen, Welt 10 Peru. proposed at public
meeting tLat memorial be erected at
some point 90 The pathway scross the town
irsversed by General STARK 90 bis way 10
the battle Of Bennington. DR.. Burton Ct
tered 30 iurDIsh tablet suitable for The
memorial aud Mr. Lake H.psord and DR.
Burton wtre constituted con ittee 10
carry out pI.us 10 b. eonsuumA,ed 81
some il,ufe rsunion Of The old iebds Of
the toEu.
Mr. and Mt 4 Gray, old time rec
i1etts Of Manchester bow Of Hampton,
Ioss. Mr. and Mrs Charles Lyon Of shu |
shsn. n Y, DR. Il. b. Bartoo and family |
With Mics ssrgood and Mrs Cyrus Hsteh !
spd daughter have been ub!1yinss tsuu |
iou 8, tns Bromley House be past week
Psra delights to Welcome ils hobored sons
snd .dsusL,srs ard ia tara e. BYE ~ tia,
Perm eives 10 them Of lie vsslth Of pure
cir, pure water A7d loyal derolIoa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-07-16

"Eats 10. Jaoob day i brs.tins 90
alI usWiu's l. tile Early Biasn 70 The
usu wha bal taken them 70 Hgu.e 90.
,osguh liver. repibons Co sbj Sosls
Mkachetpf Ccbite,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-07-16
TERMS CASH

THE NEW YORK STORE,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-11
Beware of Countarfeiters

Who infest abe market and are the means
of robbing sick people of their money, and
what is still greater consequence of not
unfrequently aggravating the complaints
under which they labor. 1t is an act of
duty we owe to society to warn the people
against these dangerous frauds. A little
care on the part of the purchaser will pro-
tect them from imposition by bearing in
mind these facts: Never buy where it is
offered in bulk, dn kegs or jugs as the
genuine Hostetter's stomach Bitters are
sold only in bottles having the handsome
steel plate label displaying the combat be-
tween St. George and the Dragon, and
having at the bottom a miniature note Of
hand for one cent, bearing a facsimile Of
the signature of the president of the COM
pany. Over the cork is metallic cap, on
which is impressed the name of the arti-
Gle, together with medallion head in the
center. Any person selling the counter
felt Hostetter's Stomach Bitters we shall
not hesitate to bring to justice, as we
never fail to convict.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-11
The Smart Set

a lady moving in the supposedly
exclusive circle of Western town,
lying under the shadows of the Rock
les, was much distressed at hearing
small clique in her own town refer
to themselves as the Smart set. y
She appealed to an ex-United States
Senator, and asked him what he UNI
derstood was meant by the term
"the smart set. He replied: 81
think | can give you an example. In
the eastern part of Colorado and in
the western part of Nebraska there
is large tract of land known as the
rain belt. 1t never rains there. =
Life.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-11
Roses,

If you wish success with Roses buy only
those grown on their own roots. Plant
soil. Trim the bushes back every winter
within eight inches of the ground; give
plenty of manure and water; cut the flow
ers and not let then go to seed. Send 10
cents for Weeks Floral Guide this amount
may be deducted from first ORDER to
James Vick's Sons Rochester, n. Y, which
contains "a splendid list of the finest Roses
New small fruits as well as other new
varieties of flowers and vegetables. This
firm has always sent out Roses on their
own roofs.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-11
Grand Jury Renoft.

Pursuant to a call of the Foreman,
the Grand Jury assembled ut the
courthouse last Tuesday. After an
extended session they submitted the
following report:
To The Honorable District Judge, {.
+. Mack, of the First judicial
District in and for the County of
Esmeralda and State Of Nevada:
BY the Court order we, the Grand
Jury met in the town Of Hawthorne
lat 10 o'clock, March the Sd \. D.
1896, and beg herewith to submit the
following report.
In the matter of the killing of An
tone Bacoch in Tule Canyon ON the
20th day of November, 4. D. 1895,
by James p. Boone, we have found
an Indictment against said J. /.
Boone.
In regard to the sums due Esmer-
aida County according to our last
report, we find that the following
have been paid into the Treasury ON
account by Robert II. Wright about
$17, by John G. Atchison about $tl,
and that the Board of Commission
ers of this County at their last meet
ing, on the 81 instant, instructed
the District Attorney of this County
to commence action against the de-
linquent county officials for the
amounts expressed in our last report.
Replying to the suggestion OF the
Court in the matter of considering
the mileage to be allowed the attend
ants upon the Court coming from the
towns of Pine Grove, Rockland and
the region lying along and near the
banks of East Walker river below
Washington District we will say that
we have agreed after consulting
with several of the parties living in
those parts, that the shortest praetl-
cal Travelled route should be IS miles,
which distance is the maximum one
to any one OF the above named
points and we hereby recommend
that mileage for that distance only
be allowed.
A. SUMMERFIELD,
Foreman Grand Jury.
Dated at Hawthorne, Nevada,
March 4, A. d. 1896
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-11
Death or DR.. CayeII.

DR.. Fl. b. Cavell, who came to
Hawthorne from Carson about a
month ago, died at the Nucleus Ho-
tel last Monday morning. lie has
been an invalid for a long time and
his death was not unexpected. The
remains were taken to Carson on
Mondays train and were inferred in
that city. Deceased was 35 years
old aud native of England. He
leaves wife and daughter to mourn
his loss.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-11
He Was CHARGED.

Police Justice-What's your name?
Prisoner-M' name ish Szczyz
Police Justice-How do you spell
it2
Prisoner-S-Z-C-Z-Y-Z.
Police Justice-Whats he charged
with, officer?
Officer-Whisky.
Police Justice-Umph. Judging
from his name, | thought he was
charged with soda water.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-11

Bob Stewart is expecting a carload
of chickens, and will have a barrel Of
circus lemonade. A pleasant time is
assured to all who attend
Governor John E. Jones is expect
ed to return to Carson and resume
his duties as Chief Executive the lat
ter part of this month.
An exchange says that few people
seem to know that flowers which are
faded may be restored by simply
placing the stems in hot water; after
that they will keep almost as long as
when they came originally from the
greenhouse.
In the case of Esmeralda County
VS.. Ed. Brown (tax suit Judge Mack
decided in favor of the defendant.
This Judgment reduces the valuation
of the Mountain Queen mill from
$40, 900 to about 500. The matter
of costs was taken under advisement.
Henry Hoffman returned last
Wednesday after a three months
absence in the Fatherland. Henry
had not been home before for thirty
years and he is full of interesting
anecdotes of the strange things he
heard and saw during his travels.
VIM. WOODBURY. of Carson and J.
T. Dennis of Reno have formed a CO.
partnership with offices in the two
towns. Mr.. WOODBURY. will manage
the Carson end and Mr.. Dennis
office will be in Reno. They will do
the S. P. business for this division
John Dias OF Austin has been dis
charged from custody for the killing
of his wife at the Vaughn ranch,
False witnesses nearly swore his life
away. 1t has been proven that Mrs.
Dias fired the first shot, and her hus-
band in trying to take away the
pistol accidentally discharged it,
killing the woman.
The mint at Carson will not be
abolished. Director of the Mint
Preston and the Treasury officials
before the committee on appropria-
tions gave it as their opinion that
the mint was needless expense to
the Government, but Congressman
Newlands induced the committee to
recommend the usual appropriations
to run it another year.
A Missouri man suffering from an
hallucination that he could not sit
upright, stayed in bed twenty years.
His wife in the meantime managed
the estate. Last month he found
that he could get up and walk, and
he furthermore discovered that he
was worth $25, 900 more than when
he went to bed. Perhaps there are
other men who would get along bet
ter if they would go to bed and stay
there.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-11

Smiths break the rules-they'll prepay
freight in March-nev9r did it before
may never do it again. That means gain
for you. Wholesale pIices open TO you.
Quick get free catalogue for March.
Smiths Cash Store-that busy big Depart
mont Store-San Francisco.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-11
Ferry's Seed Annual.

In evidence of tho firms knowledge OF
the wants and requirements of planters,
large and small, is Ferrys Seed Annual
for 1896. This book is OF the greatest
value to farmers and gardeners-a verit-
able encyclopedia of planting and farming
knowledge. 1t contains more useful and
practical information than any text books
that are sold for a dollar or more, yet it
will be mailed free to any one sending his
name and address on a postal card to the
firm.
Wholesale prices open to al-Smiths
help pay freight in March. Quick get "a
copy of the March catalogue-it S free
tells about freight paid"-ask Smiths
Cash Store-that busy big Department
Store-San Francisco
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-11

he lOlloWlHS JIldl JuIOrS Wei
drawn at the last term of Court t.
be present in Hawthorne April 22d
Jas H Wright Geo Davidovich
N Poll Jas Compston
Jas Merigold S ] Hutton
N Baker Jas Carrigan
J w Wilson # B Pritchard
Jas H Green H J P Stevens
J P Harrington Robt Stewart
o w Whiting Ely Dunlop
SM Booker CT Warren
J Nj Mcbride A Liaolo
Frank Neal Jas Acheson
Owen Owens A Corkill
Geo Knight Robt Christian
G A Howard Dave Graham
J H Taylor Dan McGilvery
Ben Rosenthal II Towers
Joe Klien w n Cook
Joel Nelson II p Dedmon
D Fl McNett John Conway
J A Shreve J H Miller
Ben Cottrell Neil Ward
Peter Conway j + Parker
AL Wild } l. Obendorf
A G Dwelle A II Patterson
p Conway + Pedrassi
A w Green Geo Woodruff
Steve Osborn Tom Clark
f Pfeifer John McGillis
A S Campbell A Weber
w n Aiken Ross Condor
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-11
Bills Mistake,


4 know il.
How do you know"
We'll, l know there is at least five
thousand dollars in it, anyway.
But how do you know it?'
Because put it there myself.
That may be; but do you think
you will ever strike anything in it?'
why, l struck something today
Is that SOP
Yep, l struck a drill.
DO you think there is any money
to be made in mines?'
There's more to be made out of
them.
Don't you know that a great deal
of money is being taken out of the
mlnes?n
y know that a darn sight more is
being put into them up in this sec
ton.
How long have you been working
your mine?'
Il amt been working it; it's been
working me for the past seven
years.
you don't seem to have much
confidence in mines.
Il allow I have pretty much Of,
everything else in EN-. -
'You are a cynic.
Don't call names, stranger; I'm
nothing but miner of to-day"
THE magnificent residences of
mine-owners in Frisco show there is
money still to be made in mines.
For few, yes but for every man
sion you can show me that mines
have made, I'll show you more than
a thousand shanties they also made. "
"Then, confdentially, your mine
is no good"
"It's good enough for me to get a
living out of. y
How do you manager
by having the. store-keepers
grub-stake me, .
"Why do they do that?'
"They think might strike some
thing rich some day"
How many of them grub-staked
you, as you call it?"
Every one within 'er hundred
miles from here
MY boy, Jack, informs me that
you told him you never found any
thing in the shape of gold in your
mine.
who's your boy Jack?' ..-
"He is student Of geology, and
he spent his vacation up here last
summer.
so that's your boy, is it? He's a
fine lad, and like him.
"Well, ever since his return to the
city he has talked of nothing but
mines, and wants me to purchase
him one. He suggested that | pur-
chase yours. Now, | have few
thousand dollars that I can afford to
throw away to humor the boy, and,
if possible, | would prefer to pur-
chase mine that does not contain
the slightest trace of gold, that he
may be broken of his fever ormines.
From what l have CLEANED from you,
your mine will answer my purpose.
How much do you want for the prop
erty?"
AS much as l can get
yet you admit there is nothing
in it,
MY living's in it.
True, what do you say to one
thousand dollars?'
Make it two and it's yours; it will
be worth twice that much as a teach
err for the boy,
Very well, it goes.
Two weeks later Surly Bill was
found seated on the veranda OF the
hotel surrounded by number OF his
friends to whom he delivered the fol-
lowing:
Eyes, | sold the dog gasted mine
to the kids dad for a few measly
thousand dollars, and two days after
ward til darned kid put in er blast
that uncovered q ledge of almost
virgin gold. Somebody must have
told him it was there. Then, the
ungrateful little cuss wouldn't even
give me TIL position of superinten-
dent on the mine. Dog rot these
,rno1o,;oal a,,cCac ANYWAY
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-11
Trial Jurors.

The following trial jurors were
drawn at the last term of Court to
be present in Hawthorne April 22d
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-15
The Reason.

The Reno Gazette is anxions to
know why in three different years
wheat has advanced and silver de-
clined. Simply because there was a
crop failure in countries where Eng
land had been in the habit Of buving
wheat with cheap silver purchased in
America. With a short crop iD the
silver countries she Was Obliged to
purchase with gold, this sent wheat
up and as she ceased for the time to
purchased silver to buy wheat with,
silver declined.