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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct 7.--Hon. Thom
as L. Watson, Populst nominee for
vice President. has gone to his home
In Thomson. suffering from severe
throat trouble, which threatens his
enforced retirement from active cam
paign for some time TO come. He was
expected to speak ut the closing rally
of the PopmliSt campaign last night.
but was unable 10 do so and his phy-
siclun says that unless he ceases using
his vocal powers entirely for the pres
ent he will probably bring on a dam
Gerous abscess. Mr.. Watson !s at
work on his letter OF acceptance, hut
has not yet completed II. and it Is stat
ed at Populist headquarters that It
will not h. given out until after the re-
turns nre In from to-day's election in
this StntC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

PARAMOUNT. MInn., Oct. Two
masked and bicycle mounted burglars
swept into the little town OF Sherburnc,
fourteen miles from here to-day, dash
si into the Bank OF Sherhurne, murder
ed the cashier and bystander and Sc
cured $1,000 from the cash drawer.
mounted their wheels and escaped be-
sor, the eyes OF the startled villagers.
Tho affair was conducted with the
ArIyadu OF the border DRAMA aId the
Agl.nE OF the two men. one OF whom
died instantly. was purely wanton, rs
Er,th"r made any resistance.
The dead are: !. \. Oestern, travel
.Hs agent OF the Walter S. Wood llnr-
ester Company. shot through the heart.
Cashier Thornurn. OF the Bank OF Sher-
burDr. shot through the head.
The crime IL eQualled only by the raid
a. jesse James and the Younger boys
NEea they swept down upon the little
tuVn Of NOrthfcid. Few miles north ut
the scene OF to-day's crime. shot the
cashier OF the Northteld bank. and de-
rlmNcd with large amount OF money.
7. that Instance tie robbers departed
DH horses. whereas. to-day the cr!min-
cyclrS, escaping from The rnragcl Ctti-
.zsns Of Sherburne.
" about l O'Clock two masked men
walked through the front entraRcc Of
tHr bank to the cashier box and with
out a word whipped out their reHnlvers
and leveIled them at Cashier Thorburn.
The latter did not move. but the next
moment the report OF two rcvOlverS
rang out and Cashier Thorburn tell at
MS desk.
At another desk In the bank stood J.
\. Ocstern. a travelling agent He was
the only immediate bar 10 the ends that
n" robbers sought to gain, and as Thor
burn fell 10 the floor they turned and
shot him dead
As rapidly "a possible they leapef
Hyr- the railing which separated them
rom the cashiers desk and secured
$1,000 In cash, They ran fOr the back
ioor OF the bank where they had left
-h@lr bicycles, mounted them and rode
away.
IL all happened inside uf twenty min
I;es, and the only witness to the deed
was woman who stood across the
street from the front entrance OF the
bank and was attracted ny tirA report
"! the revolverS. She saw them then
tacamp. As soon as possible she gave
.ls alarm. and In five minutes after the
Iced had been committed. the lrtle
town Of Sherburue was in a state ur
n2ritrment such as has never before
aoAn seen there. ThOrburn, I; was
'"und. was nOt dead. Oestcrn, hOwev-
-. had been shot through the heart
nd had apparently been Instantly
ha!ct. Tkorhurn lived two hours. hav-
.rE received bullets In several differ
ant parts OF his body.
The town ot Shcrburne contains
>.arcely a s2ore more than three hun
a.-d Inhabitants but Inside Of ten min
80. several posses had been formed.
including nearly every citiZer OF the
;1wn. Every town and village where
'.-re IS tha slightest possibility OF the
r'oNars visiting. IN their efforts to es-
"'H". have been warned and ihrlr cap
IRE /. expected at any moment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

KANSAS CITY, No, Oct. The
Journal this morGiS says Two OF the
principal Packing houses OF the city are
In trouble In the western railway weigh
Ing and inspecting bureau. and Chair
man CarmaH, OF that association, at
Chicago. has filed formal complaint
against them before the Interstate CONF
merce commission, charging them wiki
having detrauded the railroad COmpa-
ntes By underbilling in classification and
weight. The charges were accompa-
nIed by the documentary proc; In y num-
her Of cases. The commission has re-
ferred the matter TO the attorney general
who Will Instruct district attorney Walk
er 10 cause arrests on the charge and
have the matter investigated by the fed
cral grand jury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

RICHMOND. Va. oct. 7.-Governor
Matthews. OF Indiana, has written the
Richmond State as follows. regarding
the political situation in his state: In
reply TO yours OF a0th ult., which l
have Just read, am glad IL say that
after quite an extended canvass OF the
state. / have no doubt OF the result.
Bryan Will carry Indiana by 4 trfmcn-
dous majority. our people, especially
In The country districts, are thoroughly
aroused to the Importance "f the issue.
My aIviccS lead mc 10 believe th.rt Ill
nOis will be t0r Bryan. and Ohio may
be put In the doubtful list. Well in
formed gentlemen from Kentucky feel
satisfied that Kentucky viii return to
the old faith and be in the Democratic
column again"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
RESULT'lN FLORIDA
Is No Di'crsdlt 10 the Ncpuhilcans-Dem-
O,raiic Losses shown.


JACKSONVILLE, Fla. oct. THE
returns OF the state electhn yesterday
continue to come In slowly.
So Ear as heard from the election
passed OF with absolute quiet and fair
ness In every part OF the state. The
effect OF the Australian system was as
anticipated, 10 keep illftcrate voters
and particularly negroes from the
polls. or the siXty-elght members OF
the house OF representatives, the Dem
ocrats have at least sixty and the
thirty-two members Of the next senate
Including sixteen hold-0vers will all be
Democrats.
Twelve counties complete, Including
10 election districts. give Bloxham.
Dem, s.GS7: Gunby, Rep. 2.G6g; Weeks,
Pop, l,ll9.
Same counties In 1892 gave Mitchell.
Dem. ll,S90: B0skin. Pop. LIS.
The Indications are thar Bloxham
VIII have plurality OF twenty-five
thousand votes in tlra state. The Re
pubicanS have never made any claim
that they would carry the election and
II has simply been a question as 10
how large the Democratic plurality
would he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

ELBERTON. Ga. Oct AT the
polls this morning quarrel arose and
VIII Mayheld shot and fatally wound
ed Bud Sanders. Tom Wall shot /. G.
swift in the arm and shoulder. May
aeld ran and 4 party followed him. At
this hour he has not been caught. The
tragedy created tremendous excite
nlent and for n while It looked as II a
bloody battle would result. The young
men are well known in this section.
They are active county politicians, The
dispute arose over contes;Inr votes.
One Of the parties 10 the difficulty was
4 Democrat. the other 4 popullSt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

JOHNSTOWN. Pa. Oct. This city
n ablaze with buntings. flags and
arches to-day. in honor Of the volun-
teer iiremen of the state who began
their annual convention here yester-
day. There are some 5000 strangers in
this city and fully 1000 are expected
tomorrow when the annual parade
will take place. in which 1000 Uniform
ed men will participate.
This morning Mr.. Levi Tittle,of Har-
risburE, was elected president OF the
state association and it was decided 10
meet next year at Wilkcsbarre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
EFFECT OF FREE SILVER


WASHINGTON, u. G.. Oct mir.
William +. StandcH. OF New York. tho
N''nIry Of III" United States Life In
ii'Uc" Company, read paper before
10" Life Insurance ARsOcin ton on "thc
'i""i Of pOaSibl" free silver legislation
''l He Insurance contracts"
IN his paper he referred to "th" evil
i'"t ihr"nteua the grand IngIltutlOn NJ
"i' Insurance, by bringing into our hpri-
@"i, however vague, n danger rr possI-
hl" depreciation in the money standard
'' ~" country" In other parts Uf his
"IhrrSs nc said: IF the value OF each
dollar paid tn III" companies II scaled
Town IN an effective purchasing power
~ anon, y cents. then in order to main.
TAIN their obligations at The prcscni
'7iGc IN effective purchasing power, the
companies would need 10 inCrcnSc their
Inmdl Income from S2Tj. 900. 900 10 about
$50 900 900.
d"slrr 10 repeat With all N" "m-
'hlWS that can. that ihr suuudn"fs
,ud stability OF life Insurance could not
v" Effected by amy Of thcH" changes. Tho
Npl''y holders would b" Tn" only Onpajtu
"di"r, This was prnvcu by the expert
H'" ~ lltc inrnrnncr companies during
ne rebellion when The market value nC
u" legal tender dollar deprecated to aS
CuutR"
The members OF the association pres.
c"t represent twenty states, ScuttcrctI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
4 CHICAGO FIEND
'i"hs Iii. WIFE and Watches Her Die,
Then Kills IIiniArIE

CHICAGO. Oct. DIR. Carl +. Nitz.
a German physician murdered his wife
aHa thrn killed himself this afternoon.
I'll" murder o; the woman was done In
m" most COld-bloodcd manner. Nitz
and !ss wife have for some time lived
unh7ppily. because Ot her constant Of
'nri5 % obtain possession OF his prop
-f'y. This provoked frequent Guarrels
rvl"'"u them and this afternoon dur
''E "nS of their rows. he stabbed her In
.N~ 7OGpnrn with n surgical instru.
"-Ei The wound WAS not Immediate
D." 'alii
u" carefully noted all the symptoms
~ 30" w"nldn'S approaching demise. and
Do "ne Tim" left the house OF the dying
woman while h- procured an oyster
.'"N at ne!ghborlne restaurant. and
"ohEh' IA" rc"Ulver with which nr shot
himself For over four hours. as shown
~ aiS rrtcs. he sat by the woman.
N''"niHg for her to die. Late In lh- Ir
.nu. when the polio" had been notI-
? the murder. SltZ hid himself IN
.I" 1as'm"ut Of the house, and when h"
'Him' 'dat there was M charc" for HIS
".TiH", he shot himself through tn"
H-.I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
BIG DELEGATIONS
Occupy the Attention OF the Re.
publican Leader Yesterday.
EARLIEST CALLERS OF THE DAY
Came From Goodale, Indiana, In
Special Coach.
HOW GOVERNMENT GETS MONEY

And Pays II Out-The Idea that the Gov
ernmsnt Can Create Wealth is a Mere
Myth-rhere " Nothing Create. Il Ell
cspt Labor-There IL No Such Thing q,
General DistribNtion or Wealth by the
GONrrnment-fow the Revenues nro
Itai'rd-WhRt the Uspubiiean Party
Promises TO 10 ifEiected to Power.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

WASHINGTON. D. c.. oct. IN has
been officially made known 10 the state
department that the Spanish Suprrm.
court at Madrid after due considera-
ti1n, has found that the proceedings
pf the naval court martial which con-
HlCtcd tn. prisoners taken from tho
schooner Competitor OF being nibus-
tcrs and sentenced them TO death. was
erroneous. Further than that nothing
is known, officially. but this informn.
tI0r Is 50 far c0nilrmutory OF the orig
iaal press dispatches on the subject.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
4 DASTARDLY DEED
By Two Masked and Bicycle
Mounted Robbers.
HOLD UP THE VILLAGE BANK
Oi Shcrburnc, Minnesota, by
Shooting the Cashier,
WHO OFFERED no RESISTANCE,

,nd Wandering In Cold Hood nh Agent u {
the Wood Harvester Company, who
Happened to he rrssent-Ths ltobbers
secure liooty ofSI,OnU and Escape on
Their Wheel. Before the Startled VII
lager, knew What Had Happened The
Raid OF jesse James aud the Younger
Boy,-pos,es In Pur,ult.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
A RECORD BREAKER
wns htLinsOn's Meeting at Piedmont.
-Four Times as Large as tho Watts
Chiffon Ga,Ilerin.-A Great Night for


the Governor.
Special Dispatch TO tho IntclllScncer.
PIEDMONT, W. Va. Oct. The At
klnson meeting here tonight was rec
ord-hreaker. larger than the Reed meet
ing Two years ago, and four times as
large as the Watts Chiffon meeting. The
opera house was beautifully decorated
with pottcd plants, iaurels and autumn
leaves.
Mr.. Atkinson was escorted 10 the op-
era house by marching club and the
ST. Peters band. The meeting was pre-
sided over by Captain ]. Forsyth Hnrri-
son. who introduced Mr.. +. NJ. Reynolds
as the first speaker. and the applause
with which he was greeted proved that
he wus in the house OF his friends.
Mr.. Atkinson was at his best and In a
mastery manner discussed all tho Is
sues, holding his audience for two hours.
and making an address which was
Vote-gctter, as was proved by Demo-
Gratis shaking his hand and telling him
they were convinced and woHld vote for
Mckinley. Atkinson and prosperity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

GALESRuRG. i'll. oct DIR
Chauucey NJ ncpsw, Of New York, adj
dressed the largest political gathering
~ many years here tonight. All the
evening trains brought in large crowds
from the outside. In tn proccSsions
were 5000 To 1000, representing RGpub-.
licar clubs from twenty-five or thirty
cities and towns Dr. pcrew followed
closely the lines of his Brooklyn speech.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
Three Vessels Lost.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. IA brief
telegram received here 5y William Oh
sen. the vessel owner. contains tn" an
nOuncemcnt TINT three vessels were lost
at the same time and within n short dis
tancr OF each other In the gulf Of Cali
furnin. near Altnta. prior to September
Is The unfortunate craft arc the schuOn-
~ RcbrcCI. or which Olsen Is the manae-
Ing owner. the German bnrken;ln" Iic-
lena. and schooner k:Own rs the COM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
Mckinley Ticket In Danger In Colorado.

DENVER. Colo, Oct. 7.-Sccrctary
of state MCCafrrey this afternoon gavr
Il decision sustaining the protest OF the
silver Republicans against the use OF
the Republican mime and emblem bv
the Mckinley party. Should this nro-
test hc sustained by tlta supreme cSur,
the Mckinley people will have no 3nl
lot in this state M they neglected In
file by petition before the time for so
lnlht. ~ nlrnl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

CANTON. Ohio. Oct. National
Chairman ". a. Hanna stopped over
In Canton between trains this evening.
He came down from Cleveland ut $40.
He was met at the depot by Major Nc
Kinley and was Il guest for dinner at
the majors home. He expressed him
self rs well pleased with the political
situation, and spoke In most .sanguinc
terms OF the result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
GEORGIA ELECTION.


AUGUSTA, Ga. Oct. THE election
In Georgia was great surprise. Fusion
develops great strength.
The y. =. AS are beaten In Savan-
nah The country counties are reported
voting strongly for Wright. the Pro-
htbltion-fopulIst candidate.
Thirty seven counties. leaving one
hundred TO be heard from, Yield n gain
OF 6lS3 for Democrats. At this ratio,
the stntc viii give Atkinson a majority
or i7,S3a,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
B0WING THE KNEE
And Humilinting Themselves Be.
fore the Populist Leaders.
DEMOCRATS SEEKING FUSION
And Making the Most Attractive
Offers to Them,
TO WHICH A DEAF EAR IS TURNED

The Popnli.t' will Not swallow Watt.
Under Any CIrc"m't""ceS-A Two Days
Wrestlc bv McGrsw aud the State IIou,s
Clique Pails OF ANY suh.tRntIHi TltsuIt,,
Although They Offered 10 sacrifice Two
CHndidntc., One Driug tho stat. rrrr,-
urer--They Finally EnInrso Two Pom.
list Eieotor'-nt-I'nrgc-A Very UndIgnl-
fed Spectacle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

MASSILLON. Ohio. Oct. Harry
Smith. the base bail catcher Of the
RunnIo bail team. who rlopcd from
here with Miss Rose Rcas. a few days
ago. has hccn heard from. lie tclc-
Graplrd his father that they had been
married IN Buffalo, Saturday evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

BENTON IiARBOR. Mich, Oct. t.
r. j. Jarvis. postmaster Of this city.
has been removed from Office because
OC offensive partisHnsIrp. lie II the
candidate for Congress OF the Demo-
crntIc. People's-L.niOn-S -SIlvrr tErknt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
Daily ln5eDD8g@n@er Reduced to 1D Gents Per Week.

throughout the nation. although IN,
greatest number are from tho east and
tho middle west. To-day mn Informal
vote was taken on presidential prcfcren.
ces and resulted Mckinley 40; Bryan
10; Palmer 3,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

MONTREAL. Oct. THE opera tors
strike on the Canadian Pacific IL over
The STRIKERS. with III" exception uc
thds" who have committed acts 1f vio-
l"nC". are t. he reInstnt"d 'rh" exact
terms Of settlement are not known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

LOGANSPORT. Ind, Oct T.-Yrstcr-
day afternoon St. MIahacl's college burn.
ed TO the ground at this pluCe. LO3s,
$4,000: Insurance 1000. SIXty.hvc
students had nutrlculuted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-04

OJe Of the most useful things about the
farm is pot OF paint At this time Of
year good deal Of repair work on bu Id
ings can be done b. yourself or hands aud
10 connection Herewith painting also.
Fhe easiest way Is to bay can Of paint
at the store. and the best place TO use 1t is
where 1t is needed. The following from
the Couu ~ Gentleman will be found
helpful:
The tin root aud the cutters md valleys
ard wst,r tables or tue house aud barn
70 Il, porch or outbulldin8 roof all lIkel
need paint Tin should be painted every
two years at least, and for bare tin or rusty
tin red lea lS til best. Buy 1t dry and
mix only ct Ough for the Job. as it quickly
settles to the bottom OF the pot and gets
hard % top Of this put coat Of iron
pant or vtuetl red pant, mixed 10 oil
First clean Cfi the TN. Putty holes in roof
or open places around Windows and over
doors to keep out cold and wet.
The field machinery such as plows, bar
rows. cultlvatots, tic might be the bet
ter for cost OF pant There's hardly
any wear out - things kept repaired and
painted. Tubs aud buckets, ut house and
barn should be kept painted on the out
81 ie Green locks we'll, While any color
will answer for tue farm tools, provided 1t
is red Il wears better than green un
der exposure to the weather The good
wife will probably want her garden trelli
etc painted. Green looks best on these.
Don't waste time whitewasbing where
paint is 30 much chesper-I mean for
fences and these small building. Don't
wbitewssh ceilings or walls 10 the house
except i1 cellar, because paint is cheaper
and better Pant the porch flor to keep
1t from varying. splinering and rotting.
Lead color, drsb aud Dull buff or ocher
color are good All outside paint sho uld
be mixed ouly with raw lnseed oil ADD a
little j,pan to dry it. N4ver add turpen
tine or varnish to outside pant. nor kero
sene oil, bsuzioe etc Poor economy o
use poor psiat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-04

At the New York farmefs Institute ID,
p3ssibiIIty Of feeling butter Tat into
e1ws pllk was brought up Di'tcteI
S Nth stated that # The COS vas DOT fed
aaythIns, there would bee TO tat 10 bel
milk. II a cos Is not up 10 her norm. 81
condition, the fat 10 her mix csn be ia
creased Il she Is, It esnuot A eoS vas
bought for the Cornell University herd
wbich Was made TO increase the fat 10 2
milk two per oea. O1e c.n only ascert.ia
whether cos 10 81 Der limit by testlD 2
her milk lad iacrsl,iog sud changing her
ration. Bot The co.t Of forcing her to her
limit may ? owe too mach. OF course
there must be a stopping place soneshers
slse be could keep 90 laefsisiag ths "a /
per cent iHdefaitely
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\kfOpb-Those ~ithlug to contract for tn, il
w vii ter sGpply Of poOd Wni cave n oneY
By committing with me | also have is pleas
sntly located binding iots within half mile Of
the Depot sh.ch ali sell very reasonable
NJ ". UTLEY.
Manchester Depot VI, s pit Eth, is95 1871
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Agriculture.
Mrk


Dr. 4 C. Ks5rs 81 tbs MtehIssn ssf,
cultural station speak 10 recent tullsiiu
/ gttva lia8s Of mack ols u ths rosdsfy
uurt onsu iouad 90 Ibe sutlseo Of che
muck bed. q deep brown calof, sod
closely resembling tie mold OF ofstuic
mstlst Of the soti Il does 20, sliet 10 the
hBsert. suJ hss 30 acid properties % that
/ l. caa be pressed apua moist blue l'mu'
paper utthaut cusuging ts color 10 red
/ luis il The good sesibefc1, o. seasoned
. much, vhich, uhtu IBtetmIei sItl pro
/ porilau Of sAud rnriehrd with sshrs etc ,
sill give o. the very lest soil TT the rese
#t,bla crops. ID usy also be used " .
direct Application 90 s0iis that are den !
10 humus, aud thos serve The plsos OF
nsuure. Wbeu used 10 this Wy / act ID
endorse tue recon mrudsuoa Of Dr.. X IS
L.s 10 improve It. yaine bg mlIlug With
cach teu Of tbe dry mock $50 bushels Of
sooi ssles Or slakei hue lhe muck Is
ItttAtl' fa'HRAtF wv AANh'hf Nf1l h&efN
stih t,sh stault msGure. he adds usIag
equal parts Of muck aud manure, Even
81 -usyt mshnsl tuth as night soil, tbe
tualura from the bog pen, aud pam All
nal tem,las msy be deprived Of slI Il %
slge properties by miIing With muck.
The olnsr klud oi muck Is the black
sticky IN s. that out. like cheese and soils
the fingers SLen bsudled 1t Is usually
quite acli and contains from 90 to 50 per
crut Of wHtr When cut cot aud dried
rap.dly It fIrms pealy, durous mass that
Is used So d lnel 10 many places 10 Europe,
GhIs muck eau be westhered, or seasoned
by plhng up 10 long heaps sni Left to the
ssti0n OF frost aud weather during the aid
tn # will then bresk down iuto soft
crambly mass, having los Its sscl ilty aud
much Of ITS water, and eau be used 10 the
same way AS the powdery muck hrst men
toned. la It's raw state the cheesy muck |
Is unfit Tor application TO the land, but
with q little manipulation it oan be made |
t.f 10 valuable 10 itst L or when conposted |
with stable manure, aud also as On sbsor |
bsut 10 stables, poultry houses and privies,
to be iguored Make the most Of your
muck swsmps.
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Bennington Co. Savings Bank
BENNINGTON, VERMONT.

TRuerrrs-A Il Valentine, + e. l. \. Glib
son, ct.pres., q. Hartman DIN Scott, J. I
shurtlof, J. Il Judson. John Robinson
rINhe Bennington Co nty Savings Bank at its
new banking h0use on the corner II open
daily tor the tan tectiOH Of business from .
clock a m, to O'Clock p. m, SuudSys and holi.
days excepted
Interest TO depositors strictly in accordance
with the laws Of the state OF Vermont, Money
deposited Anl time after the first day Of each
mouth draws interest from the first day OF the
next succeeding month. Interest computed
January Let aud Julg ist, and II not " thdrawn
will be added TO principal, and interest there
after will accrue upon It.,
Loans solicited upon real estate and undOubt.
ed per-onal securities.
safe deposit boxes Tor rent, lewery ard plato
received on storage sta very moderate charge
Wills scaled and registered and receipt given
for same. Private coupon and writing rooms
hT dealers
All business strictly confidential, and given
most careful attention
c. II. DEWEY, Treasurer,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-04

WOOD FOK sALE.-- One hundred cord, Of
w srs.oued tsh wood, II inches long, Al
MS per c.fd. Chuutr tor stoves OF fireplace
Gail Upaa or Address,
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Oct. ttL I'll mt Manchester Centre, Vt