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DIED.
Ackerman Sigmund FL. Mas. Lena NJ.
Andrews. Thomas j. Meeley, John
Carter, Lucy Moffat Samuel
Cooper, Sarah b. Montgomery, James
Cooper Harriet Nic0laysen, Jens
Crosby, Bridget Norton. John w.
Donahue, Annie Driven, Robert L.
Donohoe, Denis Peterson. samuel
Doherty, Nellie T. Rec dy, Michael
Golde Sister Mary I. Ringhom, John
Hadsell. Annie NJ. Rosenquist Mrs A. A.
Hamel, Joseph Shear, Waldron
Hickey. Charles Van Slyke, Mary c.
Jones, Edward W. Wanderoth Willie e.
Kelly, Frank Weems, Annie
Langtry John f. Wolfe, Mary H.
MacCaulay, Edward Wright, Ann
Oakland, December 10, 1898 !,
Sigmund H., beloved son of Hart and Emma
Alderman a native OF San Francisco. aged 81
years months and ~ days.
~ Friends and acQuaintancss are respect
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Sunday, at IL 80 o'clock p. NJ. from the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. K. Thompson, Ia
Tehama street. Interment Holy Cross Ceme-
tery
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MARRIED.
DIED

DICKEY -HENSL EY-November q 1885, by
the Rev r. Mackenzie, D. D., Sanford n. Dfckey
and Ada Hensley, of Isleton, Cal.
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HOTELS.


pRoOKLYN HOTEL, 2OS-212 BUSH ST.,
- board and room 81 10 81 per day, &6 to $12
per week; choice rooms so cents to 81: suite
rooms for family 81 o 81 SO per nights frst-class
service: free coach. CHA RLfS MONTGOMERY.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

IL ~ n ALs
+ A Wolf, Chicago
g Burnham. California
H Jones, Sacramento
G Mckenzie, Napa
d Brown, Petaiuma
J Rees & wi, Carson
F A Hodge, Colusa
Mrs Browning. San Jose
E o Miller, Visalia
A T Currie, Los Angeles
FA Hooker, Salinas
e NJ d Rainbow, Seattle
Mrs NJ A Rossmore, Cal
ii l. Mckee, Helena
w Lotus d wi, Petaluma
j ] Quill, Santa Cruz
, p B Field, Arizona
A de Rochebourne Jr, Cal
A ] Paulsen & wi, Cal
Miss ID English, Ukiah
] o n Beam, Los Angeles
G Nevens, Sacramento
I Hutchinson, California
'ERN HOTEL.
Mrs Plummber, Montreal
Rev A Standen, Ed mntn
+ starr Il W. Portland
+ L Hodge, Tacoma
w II Fianell, l. Angeles
T Fay. Vallejo
G Finberg, Los Angeles
L h Sawyer, Sonora
, 4 II Terry, san Rafael
H ) Lunt, N Y
r r Lloyd, San Andreas
+ g Martin, sacramento
N B PatteD, st Paul
H T Jones. San Jose
w A Watkins & fly, Phila
II Van Derwettern, Cal
TAN HOTEL.
John McCallon, Eureka
Mrs T Iervenka, Cal
i w Johnson, Ell Dorado
T X Lynch. Fresno
JC Westhoff, Portland
A Noch, New YORK
c II Northru p, Oregon
Chas Daniels, Tenn
James Montelth, Butte
James Rodey, sacto
Bert Hunt, Selma
Jas Nugent & w, New
Maggie Mclaughlin, Wyo
9 HOTEL.
Il L Cothell, New York
5 .Ad er. Rochester, N Y
G J Briggs, y ew YORK
q b Williams, stamford
Il F Joh nson, Chicago
DR. w P Mills, Chicago
r ] Mo0rhead, Sta Clara
Y Mestern, Hamburg
K f harris, Portland
IN HOTEL.
+ w Bromley, Sacto
+ r McVetz&w, st Louis
Mrs ] w Hudson, Ukiah
G q Douglas, stockton
J r Fraser. Elmira
II Il ParmenteT U S N
] Lamb, san Jose
A Bruce, Haywards
X Brownie, Vallejo
w ID Davis, Chicago
J w Bullas q W, U s n
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Cficials-Referee Hall, California Varsity right
half umpire Kennedy, California Varsity quar-
ter: linesmar, Mr. Burke.
Time of play-Two 25-minute halves
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CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THR
" WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81 so, post
aE free.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES,
NEW CAMERAS AT I24 GEARY ST; SEE
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SEWING MACHINES.
CEWING MACHINES BOUGHT, SOLD
- rented and repaired. las sixth st.
LII KINDS BOUGHT. SOLD EXCRANGED
II rented repaired; lowest rates. 205 Fourth St
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CATHOLIC COLLEGE MATCH

West side points 80. .1Ss East side points.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13
STATE NEWS.

The death OF samuel h Sanford, q Or,
mineut manufacturer OF Troy, occure,
Tuesday mort l1g at hrs sumtner home q
Bennington, after . short illness. To,
deceased sss G3 years old. He was pres
dent Of the UaIted SaItt aud Collar Com
pany aud director Of several banking and
business enterprises 10 Troy.
A severe bail orm visited Bradford
Wednesday sttrrnoon After 20 minutes
the ground was s'tewn With branches and
trees and gardens aud felIs Of grain snd
corn we're completely destroyed. Over $50
lights OF gl,ss were broken 10 Blskely $
greenhouse,
A murderons assault was made recent,
by Walter Man fsld 90 GroIge Clifford,
both living 10 the southsest part Of the
town Of Stove, resulting 10 probably fatal
injuries lnsLt OF anger over some ri
wal mslter Mansfield slruck Clifford on the
Ia d slth su al helge, it is claimed.
Msn.h-l YES ana led and bUnud up uu
Ter 5000 bail. sssi.Ias The action Of the
rand jury.
Frederick q Tu,tIe. form rIy Of Rul
land, died 10 ST. Johas hospital, Brook
Iyn, Tuesday Ming IRON az OVERDOSE OF
notphiue, which j, i. believed he took 10
sill himself he uss found uncoo.riau,
10 the Egyptian eDesmpment at Befsru
beach thst moruinA HIS Identity Wa es
t'blished by papers 10 bis pockets. Mr.
rult!e vas 80 years Old sad leaves a vid /
GA and dssgtlsr He IA Der establish /
cd the Rnliaad Daily Herald.
The msshideeH, new cottage hospital
built aud presented TO the city Of Mont
peIiet by Homer ", Hesou vts dedioat
ID Wednesday afternoon. large 10 a. Der
II people attending the dsdicAtory eIsr
,ises Rev. Dr. hormaa sssrer offered
prayer, aud MI Heaton made a few re
Estts siring the property outish, to the
lily Responses we're made by several
prominent sealleueH
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- Estate OF Holman BAEEUs.
The undersiAurd having been appointed BY
the Hon Probate Court for the District Of Man
chester Commisa0uers, to receive, examine and
adjust all elaine and demands Of AIl person,
agaiusl the estate Of
Holman Darius, late Of Wiuhal
IN -aii DIstrct, deceased, aud all claims exhibit.
ed Ia Offset thereto hereby give notice that we
silI meet for the purposes afOressid At the resi-
dcuoe Of A. K Burbank 10 Bundyille 10 said Win
ball on the 9Th day Of February next from l
o'clogt A. n, until clock Nj on SAID day, ana
that six months from the GtI day Of Au5ust
d. 1886 is the time limited by said Court ioI
said creditors To present their claims to us fui
examination aud allowance
Dated at Wnhsll tins 9Th day of August
4. b 1896
A K BURBANK, I,.,.
li8w JOHN q BARNARD Com
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WEATHERBEE FARM,
VIII ~ n0il ~ pWblc hulOh
PROM THE sTFrs Of IHg COURT HoUsf
IN MANCHESTER, VI,

On the 18th Day Of August 1906
At OrLaoE Pm
A. the ssme time ahd place, wIi aisG be- s0ld
| by public auction. The place Enprn As The Tat
Gle Place siluated 10 he south village VI cal.
"a Of EAst Ugrset, VI
The "Weatbtfbes Fhm contains iis ,cTs.
more or lees about IS Acrts u sLlcb /. mesdsu
and pasture sud the balance 10 pgod Iyt 90
'BeaeA hldge ~ called On ltiss large .sii.
BuIt hsuse laFge gut house gfaiHsTy aud TOO
bsfns che barn large, nsS and nDderG, hna,
uilg water ~ byih the house Ahi barns and
the farm Ia ssii sattfed Sih springs sui
streams Tue house IL che u The & 1ssl iooa-
f.0ns 10 hAnchsstef and IL sell IdaPtsd tor
A Fine Summer Residence,
or for the takbg a sanfusf D0aFdefs, The ylsw
from iLe house. iyOkius dypn The B.llsnsnI
valley 10 one VI the most eItrlsYs All beE4u.
fol M Vermont.
Toe ''I8lus Pisos he Fact Dorset consists u
,il.sg lgt u about ~ acre.. "a sblch 3. the
a0uss aud barn. An1 u4aRdow lot On ihs Bat
teHkIl tEFar sngSn a. tue 'Iatlib hsadyp
Gbgut ceres
IFGHs - klaE.-Ihuty gsf cent ~ The puf.
Iss pre- casb. tie balance may rrmsIh VI
note ana aiorg gage iJf /, 4 Or yoafs At sit per
ssut interest.
sATHAh B. BOBkhIs.
IEEhE y hDBEhIr
EIoeat0fs " tbs EstIts u Edstrd kobsns
ID1. L DAfIt, Aaet.gussf.
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Chr }01Hfbf5ifT J0Hrual
THURSDAY. AUGUST 3D. IssG
D d s'K1Hos Eater IEs Prspris,or

atHnat.a tarars - AaNavlrgEt
~ anl# aa fAT#tH H MNGsa. tKp VI
Bras tza ttrtasf fl kAbrfaTvnxa
] Ea t#t sHt EH#fun vHuH VI uHaa
.rru ##1 sasr rEns - FE9rr7nI
TtHfF DDS tH4 gyHm srgrrz TrnslfH
aa f.tH@f ~ fEa1usT4i 5HuH ls
D.. HG IN FHF WORLD vHnE Eru
rtrss fNrHrHgtF Htt Geu VIA AM
ihHrG aAs.r tsu uuElH THr mtnTnE
aaEHH SO NAB Hth EIgH EAa8uhasEs
Nm MaKISLEI. IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13

The ole system lie drsiaedtaRd nader
uiasd by indolsui ulcers aud opsu sores,
DEWITT Witch Heal sslve speedily
meals them. /, is the best cure kuown.
Psstibone a Co, AID s3sls, Manchester
Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13

- STATE tr NENMJNI District Of Manchester, AZ
! 10 Probate Court held At Manchester within
aud for sand District on the Bird day OF August A
! d 1896.
| Present Hos II K Fowler, Judge.
| Whereas John II sheldon Of Dorset, Guardi
Frederick " Cook, Administrator, filed hi,
petition to sell all tho real and personsl estate
Of ssd decessed for the payment OF debts and
charges Of administration, and therein making
application to sald Court for licepse to make
such sale
Whtrrupon, it lie ordered that all persons con
ceinod be notified 10 appear before said Court
at session thereof TO be holden al the Probate
on co Iu Manchester on tho 2ud day Of Angus
A. D. 1896, at 10 O'Clock IN the FORENOON, by pub.
hoaiion OF this order three weeks successivcly
IA the Manchester JuuRSAL,a printed
~ Manchester alore,Hld 10 show cause, Il sry
they may have why raid hceu.e should not be
Granted
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13

The tnAl eIamiuatou Tor teachers
all be held at the town hsll here on FL
day Aug, q, commencing at s q, m, All
sisbing certificates for teaching the com
Ins term should be present
The body OF James Garfield vas
brought her for nterment the services be
log held by Father Dryer, He worked at
the Burden hon Works At Troy and bis
death was csnsed by bang overcome by
excessive beat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13

The Chioseo platform declares; We sre
unslteubly opposed TO monomet.lhsm.
but It Immediately declares The free and
Unlimited coluage OF silyer"-s policy
that has forced and that maintain, silver
mouomelali,m 10 every couutry that has
adopted 1t, There is 90 SILVER standard
country 10 the world where gold citculstes
or serves the uses Of money, What reason
IL there Tor thinking that the United
st-tes would prove 80 exception.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13

Among the prominent Democratic bu
tore u this state are two oi their c.ndl
dates Tor presideLtIsl electors, who have
resigned, Hoa, Elisha May sad Mo-. n,
=, BosmAu Of st. Jobnrbury, Hon, ".
b, Wall OF Randolph. Q. II, Dreamer OF
Bethel 9, h, Davenport Of Brt,lrboro
N.yor }, W, Carbon OF Barre. +, NJ. Mel
dou Of Rutland, Wells Valentine OF Ben
uiuglou and m.uy more, Some OF these
~rll vote straight IN Mckinley snd 9th
IRE favor nes nominee for President 90
god platform,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13

Candidate Bysns journey to New York
was not marked by any remarkable event.
10 come places large crowds assembled 81
tie stations to see him, but they were not
ell hls suplorteTs, Tor cheers for him
were irqueLtiyspssered by cheers for Nc
ktLhy Re made many short speeches
bat they were dull aud CONN On place and
cortalaed notblus eloquent or striking.
His short speeches DO not st eli compare
Nltu tlote Of Blaine, Gnttld or Hsruso
he seems 10 be Light weight sud Cils
sppo ntmeni.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13
IADOCk n. CANFIELS. EsrArr

State Of Vermont District u Manchester, ~
Be d remembered that At d session Of Ia,
/ Probate Court, holden At Manchester, within
ana Tor ssld District 90 the 4uth day Of Jull
4 j., 1896.
Present HoN. u. X PowlrR. Judge
whereas, certain Instrument 10 writing
pufporung 10 be The last viii and Testament Of
Lsiocs II, Caunoid late Of Arlington IN said
bivulet. dcecased. having been his day pre-.
scented io said Court Of Probate and duly led 10
the Registers office.
Therefore, u Is ordered that all persons IN.
tefested Ia the estate Of sad deceased be mott.
fed 60 sppoar before SAID Court, at the Pro.
bate Ulioc ia Mauchestefin said District on the
l4ih day Of August, u. 1896. At 10 O'Clock
A NJ, by publication Of this order three weeks
successiyoly, previously thereto, In the Man.
chester Journal, newspaper printed At Man
chester Aforesaid, to show cause, # any they
may have, why said instrument in writing
should not be filed and recorded ~ the last
Will aud testament Of the said deceased
1884, W Is. EDGERTON, Register
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R&aaw ~ fF#t ~ D.
AZ ta#aHa. saih AHF dsssssf
sasfA vss utif Faaf l.'t Hlsfsbie ID
yps taas tast l.adsa. Assrgbe KILLER
sllI care zee fa.i -
MISC MHE IAnuN Agent
rs6m Maple Aat Manchester u pots
sGsi De- saa. bBt gfesl ia results De
NHts Little harry Ajsefs srt geo Iy bat
tbaJaFt y, esHBF iHdlFntsu, dy'ps psls
saI 5aaslpst s4.u pit, tSie rlii.
Nfsl TlH q S0slf
Manchester teBf-s.
Tsriert bread Wiuacu oui vcsr Al.
atAuf shnrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13
Farm and Village Place
AT AUCTION!

The farm ~ hapcbaster rituhrtud shout
mice from Manchester Centre on the road /,
Dofsst ard adjoia ing The Robert. Homestead
EugHU Es the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13

Niles lone BurbsBk Is home hon New
York Tor shor. vacation.
Mrs. J NJ Kendall aud son Delbert
have been visiting friends 10 New York
The lAwn social al A. X, Burb.nk'.
Tot The beueht Of the church vas quite .
success
Mrs A b, Cushmsn Who came az
10 Hisil her children h.s returned 10 New
iork.
Rev. Mr.. Harmed viii eIchsuse With
Rev. Mr PORES, Of South Londopd,rr
nsIi Sunday.
Mr.. Norton, student from White
River Junction, occupied The pulpit 70,
M. L'ruei Issl sauday, be beios away
on q sboT, vacation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13

-oeofse Ambrose and hnily have re
iaiaei 10 tteIt home 10 Boston.
~ Il. Nsieau has rspsired .nd nesly
painted house, improving it. .ppe.r
shce
Walter Is, Llusn Of C.lskill ca The
hudsou ''sltel bic friend Virgil A. S.ds.u
lssi Veef.
The won't thunder siuru OF the &c.
'ol Waited Is lsst Tbattday and come
daEsgs vss done 10 cora aud o.u.
MR. J NJ unnlh "a. ,.ieu ,ua1.r
y iii lssi saHdsy sbd Dr. wyuan ~a
saEuoaei. shsis much better.
-IWo zetAben Of The Marble Co are
10 'osa sid s1me Of The time the mtn
soft 1sti. daii ia their Lury 10 get Tie
so,s dols,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13
FA,T ARLINGTON

Mrs Harry Niles sni SOD are visiting
her mother 10 keene, n H.
Mrs Martin Powers and three child
r'n Of North Adams are at Ira Warmers
Mrs SIsder and family Of Providence,
Il. | are At Rev. A. 9 Fields,
Mrs, VIM F. Smith gave an interest
lug "lemon party" at her residence on
Tuesday afternoon Of last week.
Henry Moore recently shot a blue
heron measuring feet 3 inches from tip
TO tip,
Sheriff. Wilson arrested man who
gives bis name Bs Lewis 10 Sunderland.
Saturday night for stesling a bicycle from
Ssrgood sld lodged him IN Manchester
Jail There istufpIciou thalthe stole sty
eral more from parties 90 the other side
OF the mouutIls,
The following party Is camping for
the week at Hedges pond Il. q. Andrew
and A. d. Stone with thor families, Miss
Mary and Miss SybIlls Stakeholder, Mise
Susie Grant. Mortie Grant. Clarence +.
Hard and Moses Meudsl
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. ......
JOSIAH 0kOuI u brrEy.
..t ..,-.5,,... .....,,..a
ttIzuN % ftrE ~ I.8eIAhattc
t.. ,r.,r -Ft..s.ts
HINhI F.TltIlI 81 Hufl4ud
a.ett.ats.ts. ..ty.g,
,rktSaII IS bEuBhfI l. % tufiius Ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13

NOR SALE Brand new too story hou,e q.
| SEMINARY Avenue, modern Arrhueeture,
safe roof, running water from Equtuat noun
tain, heated 10y furnace, which works 10 pprlpa.
non, uosf hydrsnt Snlrdtny good dr. protection,
l'A grounds, beaIlhini location, splendid neigh.
baihood, ou main side waik. Ave mtuptc.. a al
TO public school Congregational and Ept.rapsI
ehnrehes, poet Office library nuft aud Hurton
seminary Equinox House aud stafas FOR ia.
formation aud particulars, Addfuss.
W 4. EhdEHIuN, Attorney.
...a.,...- Manchester, VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13
CANDIDATE

Albert Bentley, who has been i'll, /,
ont again. He came to town last spring
to care for bis parents.
- Mrs Hannah Coysy, who for some
time has resided with her son. NJ J
Convey 10 Nj .ncbester, Is visiting relatives
10 town. She Is nearly 90 years old but
tet,ius her faculties 10 a remarkable De
gree,
AT the annual election OF officers for
the Methodist Sunday school on the Pod,
Inst DR.. +. f Hoyt was elected euperln
tendent NJ q. Robertson and W j. Ham
llton, usslsiants; Miss Eliza Hamilton
secretary; Miss Bertha Hays, treasurer;
Miss Laura Hamilton, orgsnlst The Sun
day school Is 10 furnishing condition
1t has been the custom in years past to
orgsnlzs the Sunday school about the first
of July aud continue until the first or mid
die Of September aud then sloF 1t 10 die
For the last two years there has been
no vacation but 1t l. kept up the year
around.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13

Charlie A, Dams, the veteran editor OF
The New 1ork Suu and Tor many years
one ct tle aest ithueutisI Den oorats 10
tie nation says edItonsIly th.t 1t is pat
Uotc dEty TO vote agsinst Byran aud the
Chicago platform and TO vote for Mckiu
ley aud he is one Of the many prominent
Democrats who advise the same thing.
10 their view IT Is not sqaostion Of parry
aud politics tnt OF patriotism, love OF
CouutfY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13

III Secretary Whuney Of New York
ssys that slate will go Republican this
isll by 2p0o 00O majority. TITS Is more
lbsu the l.epubIcsns themselves clsim,
hnt II may come time, The Democratic
party IN thst stat Is badly demorsIized
by the ChieaRo platform and many voters
Of that ialtb cannot swallow Tree SILVER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13


hrg Yeu disturbed - bIsbt aHi broker
st Yourtrst 10y tleE cbud sadering aal
crIlng ~itb pain ~ eating teetb7 II ~
brgd 81 auos sua got a bottle Of Mira Wa
slusf Soothing syFap TOT ealllrru teeth
ing 1t cates dyteg,ery, dlafboea. regut
istes Ihc stomach aBi havols, cures Wind
collie, soiicas TIE Eums, reduces irhamA
tI0u. and RIVos taar aad energy 10 The
Whole srstem Mfs WIuslogs Soothing
syrup for Chiidren Ierthiug 10 pleasant
to the taste sui is lba prescription Of one
Of The Oldest ana hes, female physician
sod oufses 10 the Ugted States aud IL Tor
sale by al druggists throughout the world
priee % cts bottle.
UANA.s susspailis is not oplv the
hes' Of oil remedies for the Nerves, Liver.
htdnoJs, Stomach. and Rlood 5tI II Ha
trt#.#. s aH gs r 4asas lrk.
TIE same guarantee Sppies to TO DASAis
PIlls, Cough Syrup aud Pastets. For sale
by a, Il. Smith, West Arlington, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13

Harvey H'trtr ferars4 stiee iraa
Ne tsftt vsHa4 be wtt uy.tg o. esttb
,ssi har3sy. bsI sgBas 80 us4a 60
81, ia steve tie ibss bsl tie haBs vss
1oi btsttt
I At M4castl NtDnril wAs n84ss
5asu The Tfes8is uaras8 ca lssd q
usytlf. 81 ne tul'el tie Ger len the
tract sH3 u.gpaj ssddetlr slarbs .
blact afssia sttti. = Mfbfugil oct he
- he Iae,s hresttgs haft ls.s Hesgi
tered taierstly tsi sppan la he doing
sci
The Bu Rad Comnu.tauets we're
tsie let se,t lIres4ss'iaF tte secilelt
~Licb r,nte3 lAe aestb Of Jaharie pailirf
lss voets tso. E0shtli,r appeared iaf
,bs railroad sei MsIsasJ o., q1Ibr Il
s repered ihd QaIigr ~tll Try 40 set
damage. Ibe eto,siag VI fs toe SEQ
isut acearrei livery dangerous.
rrar
orb Nn 2 T Wymsn has been 80 but
% fecav ring
4 service 10 memory Of In My
Bate heljer o." held 1t the church last
aaDdsy morulug
--sI applicants attended the teachers
lsst ~etk Three received
certibests sod three failed, oae for Iact
ct sbftaleHi sse
Mr. william Il Wait and Miss Emily
l. Frost wsre msrried ii South L1ldon
terty, Ans D. by Hsy. II, f. Forrest
lheir irleBds offer congratulations
Hoy McMullIn Tell from = lumber
saigon recently sud wheel passed over
be Euee putting it oat Of JOINT and frsc
.utug one OF the bones He i, recover
us though be vii be kept 10 the house
oug time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13
w. G.. LAMPSON,
has IN stock good line Of
Buggies and Carriages

aud eau furuIeh you with any kiud af a wagon or
hsrness you want aud At prices b. suit
the times
BE sure TO sec hls Bal bearing sh.u Coupling
and SelfOllnR AIle before pIrchaslng any kind
Of wagon The SHAFT coupling II iust what
livery men, doctors and all hof.e owners hsyo
been looking Tor, ctn charge from thsh 10 pole
IN ten seconds, 10 mute, no bolts, no screws no
ubhers, no wrench, aud mover can rattle Ia
addition 10 this we have procured the Babcnrk
sell OilIng AIle, an axle made ~ hoid oil sun
clent 10 run over Thousand miles at one uiilug
and the oil can never work out II Ia impossibT
for water, mud, dust ~ dirt 10 roach Tho ArIo
and with this protection the aIle mover wears
No axle kn0sn 1T the present daybss the pntnt.
Of merit that This one has. Adlfozs or c.lI on
". 9 LAMpSOk,
~ Manchester Depot Vermont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-13
YOUR HEALTH

y all important That's something It Pave 10
have 10 the house, like fire ia winter. 10 keep
health IN yon must keep -ickness out TO make
the unWelc0me gue-t postpouc hls call or shorten
his stay when he comes tone ~ your system BY
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-01
PERENNIAL ANNE cosrELIo
Succeeds In Making Ticrseif an Unbearn-
bic Nuisance and II Lodged i'm Jail.

Succeeds In Making Iicrself Rn UnbeRrn-
bic Sntsnnco and N Lodged in Jail.
Annie Costello. OF unsavory record, Is
becoming an unmitigated nuisance. II
she has not long ago passed the limit OF
forbenrance. An sorts of methods have
been used by the authorities to reform
this irreprcsslhle virnEo. and they have
all failed. She Is u perpetual annoy
ance TO the police and everybody else
she comes In contact with.
Yesterday she started to anticipate n
New Years celebration and succeeded
in making nuisance OF herself where
ever her unsteady steps took her. She
seemed to have n special spite against
the talented city editor OF the News.
and the ubiquitous hustler OF the Stnnts
Zeitung. She met the former on the
street yesterday afternoon and hurled
a half-Huckpd orange in his face with
the exclamation, There now, you
naughty man" Annie can get very
g!ddy when shc tries. She had an aged
egg in her arsenal for the inter gentle
man. but did not have mn opportunity
to nlbumen him
After strolling around for awhile
she FwoOpcd down on the city building.
the very place one wound have sup
posed she would avoid, but into which
she staggered just as drunken man
by some unexplained impulse makes
for n railroad track. She was ordered
out OF police headquarters, Then she
bothered the prosecuting attorney. FL
nally she invaded the sherlff's office.
and the kind reception she received
will give her something to ponder over
for some time to come. She Inquired
for Sheriff FranZhcim and was told by
Deputy Farrell that he was at the jnIl.
She said she would so over to see him,
and Deputy Farrell offered his ser
vices as an escort. II was very easy for
Annie To gain ndmittnnce, but II the
authorities know themselves II will be
n long time before the quarantine
npRfnat brF In lifted