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The herald., 1896-03-14
CONCENTRATING AUTHORITY

The tendency of the times is to con-
centrate authority in municipal gov
ernment. Concentration of authority
means fixing responsibility and when
responsibility is definitely fixed the
reason for inefficiency or extravaganza
can be easily ascertained aud the needed
remedy speedily applied; the guilt for
the misappropriation Of puolic funds
and the perversion or abuse of Off
cial power can be fastened and the con-
sequences brought where they belong.
A municipal government is essenti-
ally business machine and should
therefore be conducted along the lines
of the best private business organiza-
tions in the land. Iu the large and
successful corporations such thing as
dual or divided responsibility would
be looked on as absurd. The reason
why results are achieved with direct
ness and expediency by vast business
concerns, many of which employ more
people than any municipality in the
United States, is that there is an ex-
ecutive head to each, with ample power
and proportionate responsibility
Elk President Harrison in recent
article on this subject put forth some
excellent ideas. He said in part:
Executive direction should always be
single. When anything is wrongly done
we must be able to put hama on the man
who did it, The sense of responsibility he.
gets carefulness, and that sense Is never no
perfect as when. after full consultation,
the officer must go alone into the chamber
of decision. In all of the recent reform
city charters this principle is made prom-
nent-by giving the mayor the power to
appoint the city boards and officers. and so
making him responsible for the efficiency
of the city government. Two presidents
or three with equal powers would as surely
bring disaster as three generals of equal
rank over single army. l do not doubt
that this sense of single and personal re-
sponsiblity to the people has strongly held
our presidents to good conscience and to
high discharge of their great duties.''
The herald., 1896-03-14
A Recent i1assacre

New YORK. March 13.-The Armenian
Relief association has received from Con-
stantinople detailed Information concern
ing the recent massacre at Brijlk. Birijik
had about 800 Christian houses, or say
abount 1000 souls, in the midst of Mus
suiman population of about 5000. On the
/ st of January. / 800. the news of the mass
acre of several thous and CHRISTIANS at Ourfa
by the soldiers appointed to guard them
melted the troops at Birijk to initiate this
crime. The assault on the Christian houses
commenced about 8 o'clock in the morn.
ing and continued until niehtfall.
N.nety-six men are known to have
christian men. The others may become
Mussul mans TO save their lives SO that
there is not single christian left in
Brink today. The Armenian church has
been made into mosque and the Protes-
tant church into Medresse seminary.
The herald., 1896-03-14
A Train Robbery

GREENvILLE, Texas, March 13.-The
northbound Missouri. Kansas and Texas
train was boarded by masked and armed
man who entered the sleeper and went
through the passengers. The amount Sc
cured was small. As the train neared the
city he jumped Off. He had a confederate.
Officers are ON the trail.
The herald., 1896-03-14

The Galveston News says that "there
are many ways to pick the pockets Of
the people in Washington" Yes, and
the most potent Of these ways lies in
tariffs, bounties and subsidies.
The herald., 1896-03-14
SATURDAY, MARCH "A, 1890.

A BIG lot of presidential booms now
skating around ths country will be
very much worn at the edges before
convention time-especially that Nc
Kinley article.
The herald., 1896-03-14

The Herald Publishing company hereby Of
1ers q reward Of ten (SioI dollars for the arrest
and conviction of anyone found stealing q
copy or copies OF THE HERALD from wher-
ever the same may have been placed by
carrier for delivery to patrons.
The herald., 1896-03-14

Write the Truth as you see tts
Fight the Wrong as you find it: Pub.
Msh all the News. and Trust tho
Event to the Judgment of the People
The herald., 1896-03-14
THAT COnEr IS DUE TO-DAY.
AS SEEN FAOM MARS.


1t struck the earth,
A flaming breath,
Ana all life shrank
In instant death.
The granite hills,
The shining sea,
Blu st mo flame
An ceased 10 be.
On neigh Dor Mars,
A student w Sc
levelct his glass
To sga1l the skies.
Dear me - he cried,
"'1is as feared,
That little planets
Disappeared"
witt Leland in the New York Su
The herald., 1896-03-14

ED-Persons desiring THE HERALD d.iiv-
ercd at their hsmes can secure II by postal
card request or order through telephone No.
sl7. Should dellvesy be irregular please
make immediate compliant at the office.
The herald., 1896-03-14
The Mckinley boom has reached the

HE Mckinley boom has reached the
letter writing stage. An interminable
letter scheme has been started in be-
half of William-o -the-tarif in an Ohio
connty-Stsrke-that would pan out
big financial results for the po5toffice
department if the subject of the cor
respondence only had as many ad-
mirers as his adherents claim for him.
The scheme is to have every Starke
county citizen write five letters to a.
many people, soliciting work in bshalf
Of Mckinley. Each person receiving
one Of these letters is expected to
write five more of similar sort. The
correspond is to be called off when
every voter in the United States has
been ombarded in this way ten times.
unless an injunction or special act of
congress interdicts the epistolary cam
paisn. This expedient for bolstering
The herald., 1896-03-14

In THIS issue of The HERALD will be
found statement of the board of man
ayers of the Los Angeles Orphans
Home relative to the management of
that institution. 1t is worthy the con-
siderstion of every person interested
in the welfare and care of the orphaned
young, and especially of those who have
followed publications in The HERALD,
based on the allegations of w. f. Dunn
The personnel of the board of managers
is unquestionably high and the tone of
the statement is most creditaole to its
eigners in that il indicates broad
sympathy and willingness to work
for the fatherless and motherless chill
dren, but there is little in the state
ment that refutes the assertions made
in The HERALD. 1t is The HERALD's
hope, however, that the abuses COM
planned of exist no more and that
aroused vigilance on the part of the
managers will prevent their repetition
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

~. q Freddy vas 10 town last week
E b Hollis er OF Philsdelphia is 10
tow Ter visit
P NJ Mellon and eife OF Rutland
we're 10 town ever So0dsy.
Plenty I rain OF late which will help
thioes greatly bat it ia pity that it could
DOT have come earlier.
Next sunday, ehilifens day. will be
observed here sud they will take part 10
some Of the exercises.
-Juha A CD Fd, who csue here last
Christmas 10 very poor besltb, returned to
bic home 10 Illinois last week greatly i'm
proved 10 health, lie expects TO return
assia 10 tie fall
-Mis Mary howen and John Q1ilty OF
E.u Dorset wtre strack by the Bennibs
ton sod Rallaad boat express Monday Al
ternoou ~hiie attempting to cfoss Freed
ley's crossing. abd young Qaliy VAS 60
badly jared sboai tho head that be died
:, Z click that uisbt. Thts crossing is
some dlstsucs uotlh Of Eat Dorset. Mlss
Bosch ass badly shaken up. bat DOT ser
ioasly islarrd. TIE slgoa vas nplete
ly demolished, sLile the herse escaped a
noe, suboata scfsteh Youus Qailty,
vho ~as ouiy seven years Of see, vas fe
turbias iron Easi Dorst. ~htre be II
trade8 school. sui hsi besn s,ted by
Miss BoHeu 10 ride With her. a. she lived
nsafly opposite bic home. which wss
Aboui hall a mile ifom the ssets Of tie
seelaeut TIE track ra1s through = big
cat wksre il s Rot essy 10 zee The lrsin /.
uutil ooe is fairly 90 The crossing, and PIC
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

The Peoples party will hold couven
ton at Montpelier July % TO nominate
/ State officers.
Miss Elizabeth Stark, 50. died 10 Map
chester. n II Sunday She was the last
/ liural descendant OF Gen. John STARK,
sho commsu ded the Americans at Bent log
/ too,
| 1t i. expected that 90 opera house will
| be built 10 Burlioeton ats cost OF 800,
900. 1t vi have frontage 90 Pearl
street aud stage entrance on 81. Paul
street,
Col, ", s ward Webb has received 80,
900 spruce sud pioe trees from Maine to
be sci ont 90 bis extensive estates q, Shel
turne. lie has before TIL. received and
sci i0, 900 trees
Don't thiuk because you are sick and
nothing seems to give yCu relief ths, you
cart be cured.
There must be cure for you some
where.
II your dop,or can't cure you, perhaps
be bas mistaken the cause. Anybody lie
n.tle to make mistake sometimes,
One 10 three OF ns suffer from indiges
ton. aud one oct OF three dyspeptios do
tot luos -. Tbs, l.. be may kuos be
10 slet, bat be Flames It to something
else
Indigestiou is the esuss OF hall Of our
dangerous dtseue..
sh.ket Digestive Cordial. msde iron
tonic mediein.l roo snd herbs. is the
mott u.ursl cure Tor Indigestion. II re
lisves TIE - mp,oms sud cures the disesse
gently, naturally, "a iiebtIy, sivins iresb |
lie. strength snd health to sIeE dyspep
tics
Al druggists. A trisl bottle Tor 10 cents.
D.nIsl Perry. zoo OF R.rdsboro and
wu veteran Of Compsuy Z, Betdsn's
the ''tsli corporal 90 The
tsht. A. be wa called 10 var days. has
been elected mayor Of Msrysville, Ind. |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

saaiireE NsEtsgts, bot hss tlsimt3 =
dafsfos iram Eff. Ttit u boi ubs 81 ths
ba rsoetLy eeE Ettoe5 divorce proceed
ssFs ssata h,m iE tA.s stslA lie 10 .
ygsns us1 q pleased address .ta ASi
Essas4 1say it3er6t here Mach syEps
ttr j, itl, Ia the vile tad siss 'af The
lsugiy q TIE SRI vbs ta bess led .sltsy
by tlm The tsshet q Toe sifl hes soue
% psusn q lbeI
To Mestra u. Al Bslt, Of Batlspd
bsrs bess swadt3 the eostrsoi iar bald
itg the rss block which u 10 'isbd 90
tie ute q Esisttaots Upsfs House itN
so bsrss3 3asa tee yssfss ud more asa.
The t.atE ELL te ta.lt # uau4 tee stsr
tes bigh ard s5I be TIE property ots con
psar o. psrsass mrsl 81 sbom sfs reel
irts II ibit rttisse 90 The dnt 3or Of
ter bnttaR wlil be- rooms igr three
, afrs toe bsat sud ~ on Tor sosi.l POT
poses. while aa The tfc7ad A10t vii b.
tbf taso sHI Mstotlo hsiit A toroc Of
mea base .3fssay btsau safk olssrps
svst tLe debris and tbe building il to BE-
completed bstaf sialer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

u gn8 j. efAaf CAlei Ia3st
Hat A T. EnHn A., r-4-..
IL n NsaapNHu
ii Oatas. stat1
a. I @ BIAS Cistt
T. tle r..s 50 Caalssgt - the Cogus
stul o., 0h ancr heanas ihe Gaze ne
& ab directed sydt4sg iaf TIE pla'lif
- The iall sm as5t. taeagh the esss SiiI
- 20 ,lt saprsas Caafl 60 question Of
-
r4a go e1gte brought
~ pfirsls dosage ~ ssss1,t. TIE pr
u-s vets u5ias pa, each otbr ~Ltn =
csu,jaa osaaua8. Tbs deisldsat aocas
sliat plsisitl q caaaas II patposeiy sni
aabt rssuItei Toe case iarBed on THE
pat4t, sad the .aU btoagbt 10 verdict
ior plsiaua q Sa3 .Bd eosis
ElTaeg u d Hesi is al
.elas brought 20 resavr money Which
Jetrud.at collected Tor bef, s,'ing
1ig poser d s,tofaey Tor tbd purpose.
Ws auAerlasa tao defendant admits tbs
coIlseuao Of the maoey bat clslms II va
all pad over 80 the pisiaIih OF Der nc
lbet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

rramau Lausou has removed to Who'd
bsm.
Mr. Geo Philips oi Putney visited
Der mother sud sister here recently.
Quite a delegation Of ladies from here
sltendei the W C. T. L. couyeu ION IT
Bennington.
People sre epI ying = vlsi, from Mr.,
Lsmsom Of Manchester. former resident
Of this place.
-spr.sue Burbank and Fred johnson
have returned from their trip to Green
held aud Br.IIleboro,
Mrs. Alll.on Harris OF BfsttIeboro re
cent? spent several days vita her moth
er, MH. Irving Smith.
MIR Stooksell landlord Of the Nor
gan House. Is soon to leave to be succ,sd
ed by Mr. Adams Of Athol, Mass,
- Herbert Johnton has so far recovered
from tbs accident OF broken ankle as to
supeuuteud work on the highways
e. Z. Hayward is greatly improving the
place be recently bought 10 the village,
by adding an ell to the house, moving
and repairing the barn etc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

The Gfsad Jaty iospeoled the Cauoty
J III Al Bsuutagtoa M1Bdsy

The Gfsad Jaty iospeoled the Count!
J.l a Bsaptas.oa MoBdsy.
-M,nobo, ct elected suckoey delegates
Fgt father particulars zee the edi'oris
cglomu
II The lyslaS pound is enough. Why
u,e motcl moral, nee less soap by usiog
Harmless
Hoo. Mason s Stone, STATE sapero
tea ispt ( L toe ton, wss 10 tosn for a
short time lau seek
wesoui soani few extra JOURNALS
the seek sn1 oAadllste Grout does not
%, i1r hem either, We hope they will
BE- appreciated
TIE Rl1ttot Spring water and espec
tally tho Gtoser Cbsmpagae business Is
booming since the bot westher, many
o.sts belue seat sssy daily.
There have been some foe rains Of
l.ta aud crops are comm forward rspId
~ Tue hay crop may bs fair one not
witdstsndlng the early drouth,
-Cuidr Us Day. viii be observed neIt
Sunday 10y = setmoh to the children 10
the morniug aud ohldrens concert 10
The evening The collection will be for
the SUNDAY sch col library.
The Juoe meeting OF the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society will be held
- the church yestry 90 Tuesday, the 10Th
.,8 O'Clock Mis- Kyle Of Boston will be
present aud address the meeting. Tes
stll be served 81 / o 'cl Elk
The delegates elected to the State con
yruttan arr A f.. Grives, II EgsIeston,
+ { Atc bibsli sod A. @. Conuor, to
tue district convention, y, NJ Cauiield, |
+ y GrddIags, A B Counor and W, II
B-nehct. tosu committee, W, II. Rob
et,s, A Connot aud ". b, EigertoD.
The 63ti commencement Of Barr and
y rlou Semlgsfy will occur June 20 -23.
The graduating class consists Of nine mem
Nv A + Bolsfori Of Wenonsh, n. J.
viii preach he Bscc.l.ureate sermon. The
c.ss Of % are preparing HoweIl's Mouse
Trap Tor JUNIOR Exhibition.
1 A sheelman suggests that riders aud
predesirisus uotge snd construct path
btlaeeu THIS village add the Centre Which
would make II 10 4 aud walking much cas-
let. Nuile whecls would have the figbt
Of way Utuefs could use ii for walking and
tho expense Of oonsttue lag 1t would not
be- great Who wilI set the ball rollinsi
A swiudler hss been arrested and
hrou / ut 10 Bennington iof obtaining small
.ums Of money ON G +, Orvls, c X.
Yoane 81 Manchester Centre, o ID A iams
Of Afhn.tou aud John Robinson OF Zen
uibstoo aud otuer. Tor campaign putpos
80 Il u cisimed that the same man oh
t.iaed money iron Republicans four years
.so 10 the same way He must have bsep
a .hcs operator to have deceived the gen
tlsmen named.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

Young mothers dresd the summer
months 90 account Of the great mortality
anon. children caused by bowel troubles
Perfect safety may be assured those who
keep On hand DeWltts Collie and Cholera
Cure, and administer il promptly. For
cramps, bilious collie, dysentery and disr
rbu., 1t siIorls instant relief B,yless &
Sjsle pet,ibone 4 o., Manchester
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

James 7. Pebble. o. sIouviils, M.",
died Inesjsy he usrried AZ. A stu
oads, dsBs liter q The late David sim0Bd',
sB3 ." veil kbovp here. II" bad besu
10 p Or health tar several year' H. lsav >
sidos aud msrfied daughter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

baby Mtss Bowen ad Hoi bear o. zee ihs
uur ia tine 70 set g iron the trscs
faaus gaiitt so tAe eldest rbili q JosH
4allJ, sell luous farmer a Ibt
place,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

EEams ia irishtial .alieilon, bat lite
all other sEiu dlsrssct It csu be permsneut
cured by applications OF DeWius Witch
HsEsl Salvs IL ufver fails 10 care Piles.
B.yiess a s5ulr, pdnboue a Co, Man
che, ter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

Dti You evrt tlluk has feadlIy the
hlloi ia pols'aed by cnnstipatonT Bad
hleoi me"n' o.d hea'th snd premature
oh ~" D'"'t'' Lit'le Early h''efs'
the famous little pile overcoming oo'''
n'te constipation b"less " SoHle' fe'
nbens 4 o. m'nehes'ef'
MAscnEsrEB cEsrRE
Mts, l.. d Combs ls qulte III.
-nasnlst meeting Of the ". II, c. Fri
dsy atg8ur =. IL.
A.. NJ, r..h,..k - p.,,;ratoc
....,,.. ~. aIt f,,o,3. ,,,o.
Nj. 1ah' N"o'e OF hoo''e"' l. no~
psFius he Aona'' F''''t 10 bis ifieno 4 .fso'
MeAeAlu'
Ill 'be l'e 10 'p9n1d '' enough Why
nse motef Mora, a's Ices soap ny os'ns
hataie's
The Clijtsas by services which
r. to have been observed n,r, Sunday
t.sg tgap psslpoaed for the pteseut owius
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

Oss ssslIos does Dol make tpnas,
bal ubs swallow Of 0us Mibsit Coash
Care bnags rtIisL B.ylss, A s1uls Pct
uboae A Co Msbche,iet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

A l. Wooster, prominent citiz q OF O.
so, Mich after sufIrriDg excrutistinely
from piles for twenty years, was cured 10 y
short time by using De Wits Witch Halle
Sslye, al absolute cure for ell skin dis
eases. More Of this preparation IL used
than all others combined Bayless i
Sowle. Pettihoue Il Co Manchester
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11
sAHDGATE

%, Mshchestet'
sANDGATE
Mis- Esther Hoyt Of Hoosick Falls il
visiting here
Several cases from this town are il
the Jane Court
Hugh Steele cut bis knee recently
while bewing stick. His brother is quite
i'll.
&C. V. Smith has also been quite Ill
Albert Priudle OF Fair Haven is his farm
hand this season.
Mrs Smith Peck has rallied from Ler
| Icing aud serious illness and il now strong
enough to enjoy the company OF her
friends
The visit OF the State Superintendent
was a Joy to the citizans Of our town. HIS
address Friday evening was tower OF
strength to every earnest school worker
The funeral OF Levi White occurred
fHuhy III ~ tue cnUfcu III tnlt place,
he had been 40 invalid for two years. He
leaves a wife and one daughter, Mrs,
Briggs.
-Preimemorial services were held 10
Dist No, 8. by raising home mad flag.
the only one 10 town. Stories Of the sol
ders who learned their letters 10 that lit
tie school house on the bill 30 years ago
was smother feature OF the day one in Sher
mans march to the sea, one before Fort
Doneson etc. ill seven we're numbered,
only one Of whom enlisted from this town
aud State. The flag was made. the red
part, OF the teachers flannel skirt the
blue, OF the a friends worn out dress, the
white was easily obtained, the stars cut
from Wrapping paper, and freedoms en-
blem" Aosied Tree, not quite so nice as
silk. did not host so freely. II may have
been the weight OF the flannel bad the De
pressing effect Of the low tsril or no tariff
which makes our farmers carry lords OF
wool to the market for II cents per pound
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

-- disclaimer New YORK York Store re
oelsed hi, week Serge Duck aud Brllhsn
the Separate skirls. Lssu wsists, Chame
Isgn waste, tea gowns. ptia,s snd slug
haus wrppefs, new cspes, dotted Sslss
fof cuft.ius. RiBgbsms sud chsmtfys,
chiIjrens dresses Prices Were ueyer 30
low You esut help buying Il You see
the s9ois.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11


so bsrst8 3asa ~ @ ysstssrd mafs ago
The t.act ell. te ta.lt el uauA to ttai
- tigh ard vaI be TIE property 81 - con
psar o. psrssss mtsl Of sbom sfo REL
lrtts u iblt tttisse 90 The dnt 5ot OF
tbt bnutias wll b. room, iar three
core. toe bsat std stson Tor sosi.l psi
b poses. while oa The tse7nd A1ot vril b.
The tapo sHl Nsatto hsiis. A foroc Of
uea base .lfsaay besaB safk clearing
,vsJ lLe debris .bd lbs building j, to be
! completed befats. vlalrr
ST., 4 DaYaung. Miidlcblts. L..
srtes tsvs assd Uae INNATE Cough
Care iat tiI ye.rs, both for myself sud
children, sai / consider II the quickest
ssilus aai most satisfactory Cough Cure
have ever used Bayless a s5uIe, Pet
ubaGe & Co.. Manchester
MANCHESTER baJr.
-- BlscEmet's New YORK. York Store re
oeiTed III, week Serge Dock aud Bulhsa
tina s.n.,.,.s sin. w.,.,. Cham.
Is9n waste, tea gosus. prints snd slug
hans wrappers, new cspes, dotted ssi,s
for curt.ia,. stoghsm. sod ch.mtfys,
ehiljteps dresses Prices we're ueyer 40
low You cant help bayins II You see
the s9ois.
DE hion'e Is Tue ""odar1 Ume' So'
o'e A''D'' ''osu ou's '' "' '''"''''
P''p''s'''u ''' ''''' ''' q" % CIV
QUIZ u u tue guy "'''',.' ''u'e' '"''
f''' '' ''' '"''''', '.u'''' "'' ''''
90 WE ''''''"' 81 >'' ." ''''''''
'h-EF
q ate suunb. ale receiving applos
tious Tor boarding places Tor the summer.
-Hepty Sgrlion NJ V,sconsio /. witt
ipg hi. daughter M,s A " u,rrino
ton
Mrs Charles B,Li,in b,. ,s,n,osd
from Syack Ny sb,rs shs has hesn
visiting the mast month
A.; ~ y n..,- ,-i.
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,7.,.... a.. G.-.,I1
~.
v MI ooN'u' VINO mas spent Tue
-,I.,.., .-,--..,I-- -
49, IN -.
'''' ~ 10, 'o'D'
i. '"'' '''''s' '' "o'"'"s' 'uu' .
,'''' '''S '''1 "' 'u''''' N'' ue'o
:, - q " J.
e
-'uoe io'n oe'us tue Shhl'efToty OF tue I
ofm'"ou u tue Dotso' y l. roolfty tue
'o'''''' WV 00 'o'' 'Deu'of''''' o' 'na' v
vent lutrsses VIII be maze ffoi a
'"o''' SUI i'e' "t u'tes OF Onlosso s
lion DAVID ! Dean, Fnst A.sistant
Jouneil to the Corporation Of New York r
NY, add his vile have been spending II
eW days win Mr. Joseph Nj. DeNeau, and IL
re 70 pleased with Do'e', they are max h
ns urransemett- to spend par OF the
ummer here, MI Frederic Z. DeNesn -
nd bis eldest son George Pntnsm DeNsau :,
u New loik have also been bore on !,
ISL :,
N - the FINLAND HpYsll tprpTta
uo dale.s,ss alac,ad f,o,, ,b,o tam ,oro, W
no Mr. stiokney IN, 0ove,,o, Tho o.r u
ns has no, been held bp, will taxa pIsca y
, tbe Morse school bonse s,tnrdsv n m VI
, 4 o,eIock Wa hon. .,a,r panahl,o,, 81
oter in town. az far a. noss,hle mil a, p'
and and vole according n ri. hes, i,aoe D.
nan. u,tbont outs,1a i,aoe,oo Tiara.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

OIe MIonte Is the stsudsrj time, sDt
Doe Minute Cough Cure rs the STANDARD
preparation Tor every form OF COZ or
cold II IL the ooly hsrmIr- remedy that
produces immediate results. B,yless y
Sosle. Pctlibour 4 Co, M,nchesttr,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

10 the sprioRs young mans fancy light
ly turns to thoughts of-DeWitt's Little
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Co Manchester.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

Fancy Satines Figured per yard lOc
Fine Dimies at l0c
Ladies' Shirt Waits at
Soc 75o 81 81 rs 81 40 81 so 81 IS
Ladies' ribbed Vests-G for 25c
Ladies ribbed Vests better goods at
l0c l5c lie 25c 35c aud SOC
Ladies' Gilt and Silver Belts at CSC each
silk Belts white and black at l8c and 25e
Satin Neckties for shirt waists at Csc
Shirt Waist Sets at 12c lsc and 25c
New Line OF Stick Pins Belt Pins aud Buckles
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

Figured Chaies, per yard &c
Outing Flannel, stripes and checks at 6S-9l24c
Lace Stripe Scotch Ginghsns per yard Toe
T. X, Table Damssk per yard 25c 29c 35c and SOC
Handsome Line of Silkaines
Dotted swiss per yard 1910 l5c lSc zoe 25c soc
Fine Lawns styles per yard Sc and l2lc
More Dress Goods delicate colors per yard l2lc
Lace Striped Black Organizes per yard l91
STANDARD Percales per yard l2Ic
A prom Check Gnghams at &c
Light and Dark Prints-Indigo Blue aud Mourning