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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Alice Hurd OF the Second Ward Touche
For Her Match.

Alice Hurd OF the Second Ward Touched
For Her Watch.
Alice Hurd, who lives some where IN
the Second ward, reported to the police
last night that while on her way TO tho
Grand Central TO meet her husband. John
F'leck OF Dallas. she was thrown down
by a man and a hoy on ST.. Emanaui
street, bet ween Commerce and franknn
avenues, about $3.50 O'Clock, and relieved OF
her gold watch and purge containins sl'lo;
An hour or 50 later G.. W. Johnson anu
Emmett schaeffer were arrested IN tne
Second ward charged with highway ROB
berry and Bob Cawthon and Rush Par
sonr. were taken in ON suspicion. Parsons
10 from Eagle Lake.
Mountaineering the woman Identified
johnson as one of the two who threw hsr
down, he protests his Innocence. The oth-
crs do likewise
wearing a bicycle cap were with three 9th
or fellows when they stopped her. and
while they robbed her the trio stood soma
distance away. johnson. she says, held
her while the boy took the watch and
money but the boy has not yet been ap-
pretended, She can not idcntiiy those ar.
rested besides johnson ana this morning
Judge Railey will Investigate tho case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
HOUSTON DAILY POST NOVEMBER TO-

confines Of which no mortal was to be al
lowed TO use tobacco, intoxicants, or TO
exercise his Texan prerogltive and cuss II
any inhabitant was found to have contract
ed the odous habit of chewing, smoking
drinking or cussing, he would be then and
mere declared unfit for their society and
ne accompanied to the outskirts OF the viii
lage by committee Of citizens and formal
ly expelled.
The usual requests accompanied the let
yer and 1t goes without comment that II
he colony is declared open for business
Their. will not he an unprecedented rush OF
homeseekers or people looking for q sure
thing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
A FAST EXPRESS TRAIN.

Washington. November Arrangements
It is said are being made in Baltimore for
the establishment OF new through route
from Baltimor. via Washington to Louis
VILE, Memphis and New orleans, The
companies interested are the Baltimore AMI
Ohio Southwestern and the Illinois Central.
and Parkersburg, w. Va. Cincinnati. Jack
son, Tenn. and Jackson. Miss, will be
touched. Branch lines already constructed
reach numerous important places that Will
act as feeders. The Lew route, lho0 miles
long. It is expected will be covered by
fast express trains In about thirty six
hpura
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
rELL rouR STORIES.
The Capitol Hotel Elevator Goes Down
But Docs No Damage.

Young Clarity. the young man VINO taken
the passengers up and down In the elevator
at tho Capitol Hotel, had about year
growth frightened out OF him Ses,etuhy
forenoon, when the car took tunbic from
Tho fourth floor 10 the bottom Of the shaft
and lucky Il was for him That the IlSht
was comparatively easy
The elevator vas on an upward "Trip con
tanning no one but Clarity, when the ac-
cticut occurred, The main cable snapped
sending the passenger car IN the opposite
direction at what seemed a terriiloe ratc
81 unnod and before the young man knew
what had happened. 1t struck he bottom
with n "ohug'
Tho elevator IA equipped with appliances
10 prevent iSs light hard enough TO in)ure
anyone. aud since yesterdays accident. ~
has undergone such repairs az to make IL
even safer than ever
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

incoming Central last night that a man
en- route TO Houston to meet his family
had been elected from the train near Bre-
mond for not having sufficient money to
pay his fare. When last seen the husband
was endoavoring TO hypothecatc his cloth
ing to procure passage to Houston. aud IL
may be that the mother and children as.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

and men were put to work extending tho
line from Mena to Horatio. In Arkansas.
when this gap, which is about eighty
miles. is closed the line will he completed
from Kansas City to Zoola, La. A gap be.
tween Zoola, La, and Port Arthur. Texas.
is to be completed by April l. This road
penetrates n country that is rich IN min
cral. timber and fertile unoccupied land
and II is said the railroad company are
going TO expend millions In developing 1t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
PAPERS FlLEn

Topeka. November 9-Attorneys and
other officials OF the Atchlson Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad took n special train last
night to Oskaluosc. where they filed today
the usual papers in the district court and
took a transcript of the rocoiyership and
returned to Topeka and filed it IN the
United States circuit court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
tAwLoR-hATEs. $3.50 AND 5,
R DAY. JAMES L.AMLOR, Pro

JelOh.
D, Black, San Antonio; g X. Beck
Yoaknm: II. c. Robinson. Bryan; j.
hnklin, Waco. W. W King, San An
P. Wilson. DalNs; Charles y. Or
New Orleans James Il. Dunn,
)sturg. Ohio; K. II Purify, Dallas;
! wilson, Fort Worth. L. Roherts,
,; Franz Fiset, Austin. Eugene Will
Waco; H, II. Dunohoo. New York,
pln, Chicago; l.. R l1pkin, Blnu-
NIX Springer, Chicago. A. r.
M Houston; John Clark, Chicago;
e W. Stelff. TeNas. w. NJ. Crohen.
fa,; 7. D. Wood. Victoria; r. C.
hi. Dallas; p 4. Murphy. Mem
Wharton Bates, Brazuria, Charles
hlsr, Peoria, III, G.. T.. Fitze, Hous-
an Il. London, Corsicana; j. G..
f.h, Houston: Otto Giesecke, st,
Horace +. Brown, New York: j.
1or Memphis, A. = Newell. San
f3F. X. Dorrence. Houston: +. A.
Mn Antonio; B, Gieluimb. Dallas:
Morris, San Antonio; *. Brandon,
uas' l.; j Bricker, Kansas city. j.
oq@s' Dallas. Il, Is, Baker. Austin.
benton, s.. Louis: George Lock,
iAke. La: Julis MORGAN, Lafayette,
|Aa'eas Brant, Lafayette, La.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
MEXICAN RATES ADJUSTED.
An Agreement Reached in St. Louis Las
Week.

An Agreement Reached in st. Louis Last
Week.
The Joint conference between the board
of administration OF the Southwestern
Traffic association and representatives, OF
lines in the republic of Mexico at St Louis
noe oraed in an agreement having been
.ooobod as to the rates between points In
the United States and points in the repuo.
lie OF Mexico, and for the corporation u
the Southwestern Traffic association ana
tho Mexican Traffic association III tne 70
tablishment and maintenance OF an usteI
hasis of rates. The Mexican lralhc asaos,
atIor &c IN authorize changes In OF auul
,ions to the rates fixed from New lors 10
the City of Mexico, ana eoilinon p. tn,
covered by the Mexican Trathc ASST -
twenty DAYS notice in advance Oh -"
tions and thirty days previous 10 au, ""oe
10 be given the chairman o' Wv - ,,ro,,,,i
arr TRAFFIC association, VINO Is 10 pio'""'
gate the rates rso, ,seociation Is
-. 10 control over the rates 10 anu MN
roints west of seaboard territory ~ W.
Understanding that ample notice ..
~ ~ ,,,ynn to the Mexican Traiho as
4o1 rna lines via the Mexican gun ports ar'
aocorded the privilege of making Holi
r,torv cast OF the Mississippi Iltt. ~,
north of the Ohio and soath Oh az - ali
Inc following difierenuals unue' on ,n o,as.
rail rates Glass l. sic; class = -, Or
| 3. lie; class 4. &c; CLASS o. 80. n Sc. elias
class b. sc; class C. SCI class - 'N'
e. Sc. 80 will take ofiec
i -. ra..+r,Eer I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

A genuine deer chase, pursued 10y trained
bounds. van be Witnessed on the Fair
grounds ct Dickinson during the !'air, No
yenllpr 10 TO IA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
r,,r PORT ARTHUR ROUTE.

n.,,ss Texas, November s.-coionel w.
n wv,ie right Of way agent OF the Kan
-. civ pittsburg and Gulf railway. has
s ,asorn,ation that last Thursday tnous-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

IA rains.... l:50 pm Wv IN.
an the International and Greet
4, and the Galveston, II custom anu
~ arrive al and depart from the
kional depot, foot Of congress ave
ipouri, Kansas and Texas tralns
AZ Katy depot, at the foot OF Mont.
4 avenue, north side of the bayou;
;,op. La Porte and Houston ana al
Iroads except those mentioned use
End Central depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
RAILWAY COMMISSIONS WORK.
The Complaint of the Rio Grande Coal anf
Irrigation Company Disposed or.

The Complaint of the Rio Grande Coal AMI
Irrigation Company Disposed or.
Austin, Texas, November 9.-The rail-
road commission today took up and lnvesti-
gated complaint the Rio Grando Coal
and Irrigation company against the Rio
Grande and EAGLE Pass railroad company
plaintiffs were represented by William Au-
brey of San Antonio and r. A. Alice of
Laredo, and alleged that the defendants
discriminate against them in the mattor of
furnishing cars for transportation of the
product of their mine at Mineral TO pre-
vent said mine from coming into active
competition with a mine owned and oper-
ated by said defendants at Camel. Plain
tins further ailege discrimination in the
matter of freight rates. The Rio Grande
and Eagle Pass was represented by itsfgen-
eral freight agent, Charles d. Frazer and
entered a general dnial TO all OF plaintiff &
allegations. number o witnesses were
examined under oath aud decision re-
seryd.
The commission will tomorrow take up
the complaint of McFadden Bros against
the Chicago, Rock Island and Texas rail-
road for alleged discrimination against
their compress at Bowie.
The commission will also tomorrow hear
argument upon proposed rule providing
that the rate for the highest class shall
apply TO mixed shipments OF live stock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
FIRST TRAIN THROUGH HOUSTON.

The initial train Of the Sunset limited.
as referred TO yesterday, arrived in Hous-
ton last night exactly on time, sos p.
m, in charge of Conductor Stamford from
Fayette. and departed twenty minutes later
on its Western trip in charge of Conductor
Mcbride of San Antonio Mr.. Erquhart. SUI
uerintendent Of the dining service OF the
line. with headquarters in San Francisco.
accompanied the train.
The limited has to be seen 70 be appre-
ciated. Last night quite crowd Of rail-
road men and citizens were AT the depot
10 view il. and several enjoyed trip
through the cars, which are the hnest ever
seen in Houston.
patwren twenty and thirty passengers Tor
california points were aboard when Hous-
,or wa reached Two Joined them here
and several more will do likewise at San
Antonio and FL Paso. The iimiied's cehedu,e
;s about Forty seven and half miles per
,',,'r vim comparatively few stops be-
,,yosn the two metropoli.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
GALE posrrnNEn.

Little Rock. Ark. November s.-1'ho
ale Of Che Little Rock and Memphis Rail-
foah, advertised to occur tomorrow has
ieen POSTPONED until March IL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
~, oVlLblNG PERMITS

4 ye'ieSsscc !. buaains permits were ia.
IL ron the city engineers Of
~ s% 'airs on house, Mckee
,se bros, 'l ,sl. on odin avenue; $50.
~ 80. 'spe'rs IN house, semncs
4 l.asailvs vim IN oNED,y
.srssgists rei,,nSsmo oulnlne Tablets.
~s &c. S'1na The money Il IL fails
Is !. u Sssh Tn ss, such only as can be
y nrNtson ~, can be seen at the
|, TX November,p to Il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

The farm products Of South Texas can
be seen at the Texas Coast Fair 81 picK'n-
son. November 10 TO IL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

Visit the culinary department at the FAts
at Dickinson and sec how much rev go
learn. t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL

= Al l iCb
HOTEL
ARRlN AIS.
Rates. $500 to
Si.QG per day.
SKI ~ elegant
I O o m $ with
bath. l. a Z Z Q
nodaLions foi
-luool 6ltBiluSO
'suIooI slduiei
ed. Best accom-
commercial men
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10
STATE NE W.,

Rev. n NJ Pratt has resigned the pas
tor.te Of he Congreg tloual church at Bar
ton 10 become pas or OF the Bethany
church 10 New York city, where be was
formerly assistant pastor. His salary IL
the new position will be $500 syer,
A championship base bal game was
played at Vsrgennes between the Nergen
nes tlub, the champions Of Vermont and
the Pittsburgh team, be champions OF
the Eastern international League, The
home team Won by score OF 7 to
The biggest blast ,ver fred in Wood
bury was made at Clspps quarry on the
Iine Of Woodbury. Granite Co.'S branch
OF the railroad last week Three kegs Of
poxd der we're used aud ous block messnr
ing 1000 fert ~as thrown "a I'D smother
measuring 1900 feet
George NJ. Wright + q Of New York,
q lawyer aud the sou Of + NJ, Wright Of
Orwell has been usa, asrIenee OF the New
York firm Of Hilton, Hu. hes Co., which
failed recently ~Ith hsbn,u-s OF 81 900.
900 to 81 800 900
Arrangements are btug perfected by
the mayor aud citt4tus OF BathustJn Tor
the eutertsItment Of yhitors DUNG tut
reaplo4 Of the Army Of the PoioAse 10
that city on SEPT. Is aud II.
Atm,ll hoy SIS standing on the shores
Of SILVER lake st. Bethel recently when
to picksrrl sppesred before him lighting
Il, tue water. Tho larger ash drove the
,n .lltr one up 90 The lad so ,bAt it, esp
tarr use easiIy Effected. lts weigh. wss
% pouDds.
Ii seustor Eimunds, ~toIs spending
the .ummer At Devon, ueu Philadelphia.
oil make hs ouly speech 10 The csmpsign
At Berwyn, Penn. 90 sept BIB Mr. L
NUDE /. not 10 good health AID has 81
re.d, oppressed 10 Msi3' hektu,ey he
-esttt. tLs, be csuuoi take so active part
The e.mpnss.
whue playing 10 = baru ~ilh is play
mates The other day Hash Ba,iam Of
,hsltsbury. very email hey, net sila
severe accident A bay iofk fell from
.uek alons the rilsepols 10 the barn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10
OKsON BREWsTEk'S EsrArg

- sT4TE oT NEHE1NT, DlruIct OF Manchester, e.,
Be Il Remembered that Al session Of tht
Probate Court holden At Manchester, within aud
Tor stId District, on the 5lst day Of August
A. .. 1896
Present, Hos Il. K. FovLgE, Judge
Whereas. certain instrument IN writing,
under zeal, purp0ttnR - be the last vi and
Testament o. OTsou Brewster lA'e Of Manchester
% -aid District, deceased, having been This dAy
presented 10 rAId Court ~ Probate aud duly
d.ed 10 the heRistrrs Office Therefore, II
ordered that a. psFFgus Interested 10 the estate
~ ssld decesse4 be notified 20 app ar before
said court. At The PROBATE Ufce 10 Manchester.
3D. ssid lisuict oa tle 2sid day af ssyt,mbr 4.
D. >a8. A. 10 O'Clock 4. X by publication Of this
uittG three weeks sBeaess.yely previous thereto
No Ea Mauchester j9tESkL.A Newspaper prlute4
al Nsaehr-isf, AiIfeszld. 90 sh0S cause, Il any
ita. mes tsve, SLY szId instrument 10 writing
shoa q OH. he proved and al1Hed a. the last
nlu and st stsuent Of the ,Aid deceasei.
l73s W. 4. EDGEgTOS, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

sH8 siturt him oa ite hsak q The les.
pssuaE tlfasE ihr acsb sa3 a.eei.es
OBJ o iroht TIE pIaety little ieilos 's
n reJ zee iupleueri sud tbtu, sbfistlus
iran fs,a, srasse3 tae isuiiy
A ula.l.s COLI ovuea by T.. r. smith
q sssuian wts usajas siier ibaadtr
shower isl vel. sni when The pasture
vtt searched the ste 'staB vas toned be
sestb tmsl ttes winch va blsckpued
a. Il bF ere A iew scraps q hlie, part
OF the tail All the la5is sere sspsrsttd
ifom lbe ttslslea TIE ctll bad been
struck by lightning and tie Gysb I'D dis
appeared itom the bouss iusisrtly, snd
- completely - Il they tad been cooked,
Wm Cairst u Barre last bis only good
eye lasi Saturday e. the result % = pecn
list accident He vas duuDg yoke Of
aIen aIong the road when asmsl boy.
who vss practtciug With ssp.i, stick aud
small stones 10 40 attempt 10 become =
second DAVID, threw pebble which
sunek Caivet . the ~ aai injured II 80
,ba tbc couleDls OF tne eyeb.ll fsn out
lie vac attended by Dr. Kemp. Mr., chi
yer bad the sight OF bis other eye destroy
ed Il ye.rs sso by getting BIT by The irou
polat o. q esulbook
Don't bolt your FOO J., il irritstes your
stomach, Cao0se digeslible iCod and chew
II. Indigestion lea dangerous sickness
Proper care prevents 1t. shlker Digestive
Cordial cures it, That is the long and
short Of ildigesllon. Nov, the question
IL. Have goa got ludigestion2 Yes, If you
have pain or discomfort after eating bead
sohe, dizziness, uaus,A offensive breath
heartburn, laugour weakness, fever !aun
dice, hdnIel0s. loss OF sppe,iute, irntsb
IIIty, dissipation etc Yes, you have in
dlgett on, To cure 1t, take Shaker Dlges
tive CoftIl. The medicinal herbs and
plsuts OF WhIob Shaker Digestive Cordial
Is composed, help to digest the food il
your stomach; help 70 strengthen your
stomach When yonr stomach ia strong
care will keep 1t so Shaker Digestive
Cordlsl is Tor sale by druggists, price 10
ceuts to 81 90 per bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

Willie Hoyt has returned to his
school 10 New York.
A little daughter came 10 the home
OF Th3m~ Steele Aug ~
The man who sells himself for s,y
su,y five oeuts gets his foil value.
- John Monroe Is rep hing and add
log 10 bis bouse aud will have DIce
home. John Hoyl j dong the work,
49, Oae young man has been arrested for
disturbance near the polling place, cleo
ION day. Who Was responsible fer the
rum that was 10 him2 1t was not the win
ding oandi1ste,l
The annual sunday school picLio
Aug 20. was enjoyed by the little ones
sud 10 fact by sll both old aud young.
The scholars we're gwen a II 10 FROM the
church to Beebes grove in Camden val
ley. After bountiuI dinner they were
driven up the BsttsnkIll aud Green nv
tIh w tbo bhuANb
"A. V. Turner who was elected repre-
sentative, was a soldier, wounded aud q
prisoner at Salisbury four months, and
si1oe hls return bias been quiet citizen
and deserves the honor. He was pupil
in No. 3 bat was not reckoued among
those told Of at the flag rIdDg III June,
his sci OBJ life being OF later date than
theirs.
The marriage Of Miss Esther Maria
aoyt. daughter OF Dr. L f, Hoyt, and
George A. Parker OF Hoosck Fall, was
celebrated at the home OF the bride, Aug,
u, Rev. A. c. Field off Jog. The Ger
emony WAS witnessed only by the rela
tlves Of tie families The room. where
the ceremony took place was beautifully
decorated With flowers. After psrtsking
OF ireshments tue welded couple left
for their home IN HoJ,i,k Falls amid d
shower OF rice aud the best wishes Of
many friends Tor their future happiness,
Love laughs At locks and bars" but
rocks aud bills are more formidable. An
eIoling PAIR stepped quietly ont OF back
door on the lover road and made, as they
supposed. bee liue for the West side.
Ga the wooded heights they became be
wildered and turned south till they came
to road which they iolowed to the bot
tom OF the hill snd main road. Still bs
~lldered the houses did not look familiar
snd they felt like Strangers 10 strange
land. loqulring the way they were only
"a isrter Of mile from the door from
which they started, having wandered from
one ubtI five O'Clock, aud returned home
tired aud disguised with things in gener
Al snd elopemen,s In particular
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

The N.ronsl Democratic convention Al
Indian pohs on Tbnrsdsy nominated Sen
.lor John Nj, Palmer OF Illinois for presi
dent, sod Gen. Simon Bolivar Bucknet OF
heutuoky for vice president The plat
form declares Tor the maintenance OF the
gold standard, for . tsrfT for revenue only
an oommends the sdmiuistrstion Of Pres
ident Cleveland. Palmer wore the blue
and Buckner the grey. The iicse, will get
qnite vote, bat no, as many ss 1t would
we're II not Tor The fact thu, msny sound
money Democrats sll vote for Mex rnley.
In order 10 make the defeat Of Bfysn
cure,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

M.tee vptes ueIg Moadsy sud hopes 10
roll ups bigger III l3rlJ ,hsn Vermont.
H.ViHg msBy mote voters she ought TO co
&. su 5. sss Hvri c.mpslgn ia Is progress
there sbs may 80 over 90 OOJ. Here Is
toplag she ~llt No state ~Itb the pop
uD.Ioa Of Vermont o.n tql,l her Kepub
iosu msIgtify.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

Oae Labdfed sod ahy prominent Yer
Ggttsrs - tlls seek to Canton, OHIO, to
pay Ih,lr respects - Gov Mckinley They
sl,i bsves got tine sld be warmly r.
e.lved na daghL Mckinley oust. TO spd
dncs isst very grateful 10 Vermont snd
Vermoulers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10
The Rutland Savings Bank,
incorporated November, 1850.
2gAIafufIIA

incorporated November, 1850.
CONDITION
At Close Of Business june Both, 1896.
IIABiLi1iEH.
Due 354g ceposltofs. 1890 -...... t4.7N.7Ig H
rni pIas and undivided pronts,..... il5,0ll -
t4uGfD IS
HEBJUECKs.
Lg.as aud se-ur,uss Al par, &c.. am. zsz %
Il tetsst, -. '............ l01.D6 90
~ gl0.7Zs -
Dspgsl. made duusg the bret iYs days u
srg month dfas iatsftst from the bret " hat
month thoss made Aiief tbe hfthsdfa iutsfest
from the Arsl 81 tLe following month.
Interest u credited 10 0epasliprs cniy On tie
let o. JGuuafy aud JHiy. aud tls interest, u Bot
u.thdfasu. ufsEs lat0fst from date -cpmpguad
ILg tvlCs year,
Iii tsIss srs paid by the balE % dsposila u
1850 GT lees.
0FYCEEs
WtIBE E1uEf. II. u tshFtrTsA,
Ifbslasnt. Vice. Pre- sidsBL
TIr TgEH
Wayus Bailey. II o Carpenter, y. A feli,
T. Daut n. II. Brown. y. q, Iaulss
II +, Peabody. IAas. J. Lyon,
! u. Fnn1EtDh.
Fstp u. LEAsF, CHu A. sIsFsgs,
Treasurer, Asst Treasurer
Jgly l1th. 1895, s3m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

'Maehinety, practical l)u,usl for
machinl'w and engineers. proposes 10
prnI aud cltoulst' among work ilemen a
mlllou c0Ti's Of su article showing the
threatening aspect OF the free silver theo
rlss 10 their bearings upoa wage e.ruers,
TIE srticIe . succinctly written snd It
ought 10 set many msohinist to think
ips
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10
w. G. LAMPSON,
has in stock good lIne Of
Buggies and Carriages

and eau furnish you with any Hind of wagon or
harness you saut aud Al prices ~ suit
the times.
Be sure 20 see his Bal Bearing Shaft Coupling
aud HoltOilnR AIle before pa RELEASING any KIND
Of wagon The shaft coupling Ia inst what
lyeTymen, doctors aud ali hGr-e owners have
been looking FOR, can char 20 IRON rhsft 10 pole
10 ten seconds, uU mute, no bols me- sarews, 10
iubbers, no wrench, and never csu rattle. ia
addition o this We have procured the Babcnck
Seli Oubg Ale, an aIe made " hold OIL sun
Gent b fuu over a thousand mlihs Al one Oliihs
aud ibe oil can mover SOTt ont II Ia impOssibi.
Tor water mud, duet ~ Dirt 70 reach the ale.
aud with ihis protection the sIio never sears
No axle known ~ She present daGhas he ppints
VI merit that this one bEs. Addfoss ~ call on
W. O. LANPbOH,
~ Manchester Depot. Vermont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

Chief Arlhurs estimate OF the Mckin
ley vote among the railroad men Of the
country Is ninety per cent. Probably that
IL o0natrystiye estlmste; for the average
Of intelligence auong railroad meu ia
hl4h, sud nothing can be clearer than that
they souId euler heavily by debssed
currency
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

Niece esadlasls Hiy.n sss ssked he
opirta1 10 regard - The Vermont election
b. req j ttat be hsa polhius g. sty
Tue 70 the tn ct seasj5le speech be bat
msde saIsf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

Alfred Is, Daring, one Of The most
prominent botel MOI 10 New York and for
81 years setl'r proprietor Of Finn Ave
uur Hotel died at kichd,Id Springs Sept
& lie vas director 10 several dnsnci.I
Institutions aud = msn universally respect
ed, He Vass Nermonter. hsving been
born 10 Batke 10 1871, where be worked
on q iafm nntlL u aee.