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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-25
STATE NEWS,

CoI George W. kennsy. now master
meob.nic, formerly OF White River JuBC
tton, " to be the general superintendent
OF the Rutland railroad 10 place OF jesse
Buriett, deceased,
Prof S J. Blauritd, principal Of Mon
pcIier high school died Sunday sfternoon
after brief Illness from liberation OF the
stomach. Prot Rlanplei had been stthe
head OF the city schools for the past FIVE
years, II was a membar OF the executive
committee Of The state teachers sssocis
tiou aud was one OF the prominent educs
tors Of the state.
John Mack OF Wll.i.mstown, elias
Chubb, Vas brought to Darlington jsil
Monday by Deputy Sheriff Merchant on .
charge OF ttosllng a seven.year-olj horse
Sund.y from Louis Morris Of PowDsl,
Morris hitched tie horse in front Of the
church and Mack, coming along, took il
and drove to WIlismslovn. He hltchea
It there aud vent into house, whore he
vas arrested ty WiIliamstosn officers he
came back without req1i-ition papers and
before Justice Arnold Of Pownal was held
10 $1,000 bail to appear before the grand
Jury at the County court 10 June. Mack
Vas recently discharged from the Ptis
AL Iail for a lfka 0ffsnsa
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uM 4 MAYNARn.s K.l,l.

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a O. 1885,
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u Am b styuGsd late - sa'ems \ In satd
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ssrttt g. ed Gnuf 20 Probate and tule tpt
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HA A. ptrtaas interested 70 the estate e "a
aarstsrd DO tat.1sd b tY,seKr before sna { Hut
a. TIE IrrtaIt uel.s 10 haurhesirr. IL "a
HFuast uu The lah dsy Of Aprl A Il
~. a la g'eisct ia $40 forenoon b. pubuas
talu - ale order. three wust' saeesssitslf ~.
ugat thereto. 10 tbs Manchester J0rEsAL q
pssfpAptT luEic4 al Mtuehpslrr AFORESAID, &C.
sh5~ eAGss. = Euy fber mAr have, ~ht ua
a'lru msut 10 writing uaId pot bs proved ard
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-25
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE

- .s,Is,r = a.. 81. Beauii ston County :.
/ ALMA \ BOYD,
/ Ep8Ak ? BOYD
I bsahiugtoa county Cart, June Tern. A. D
I ~
/ WHEREAS. AIHAA BOYD q Beauisgtop Ia
| ihs County q Bennington A'oresaid. hss dur
! H.ei Ia The Office q The clets Of the Ggupt y
/ court sit bio and Ter tEd CouGty 90 Reuripr
] too at Bennington ia SID County, Der hbsI f1r
/ divorce against dgN Boyd nov " p,rts an
/ kuOuu 10 said lbollaut, without this sac
/ Alleging AZ the eAn,es faf sad divorce thai
/ The said Efgn y, BOYD a. Bennington aflre
/ sAd and Al divers other pisces, On the fret DAY
| Of July, 1880. and on divers other daY, ans
umes during the SAID year 1880. did commit the
crime 81 adultery With one MailldA serisy, and
1 al other PEI some to the hbellGnt Al pres,u
nukD0sn3 aud that the said Edgar r. BOyd.
siuce the lIth day Of November, 1898, without
cause, las grossly. wAutonly and cIuey refu..
ed and Neglected 70 provide suitable mAinten.
Auoe Tor the ltbt liant being OF sufficient pecun.
larry and physical ability 30 to do And further
alleging that the tkld Edgar y Boyd IL seised
aud possessed Of real and personGi estate 10 the
value Of al loss, five hundred dollars and that
the sAme ought 10 be deoreed 10 the hbeuaut by
way OF ahmOBy, and that the ., oce,ds OF any
real or personal estats Of the said hbellts that
may have been or may hereafter be sold by the
order 81 the Court Of Insolvency. may be de.
creed TO She hbellant ss sIimonyt and prAypg
that bill Of divorce be granted unto her and
that che may be allowed TO resume her for.
mef name OF Aims n Lille.
Now IHFEEroEE. The said Edgar BOYD /.
hereby, and by the publication hereof IN Aooord.
snce with the provisions Of The statue in the
such case made and provided, NOTIFIED and
BtQCIRKD to appear before the Honorable the
County Court At the neat stated term thereof,
tobe holden al Manchester within aud for the
County Of Bennington AFORESAID GU tho fret
Tuesday Of June, 1897 on the first day Of said
term, then aud there 10 said Court, 10 make an.
swer 10 sGld libel Tor divorce Of the ssd Alus
\ BOYD, aud to 81 nd to and abide such order,
judgement and decree thereon AZ 10 said Couri
shall ssem meet, The premises considered.
Dated at Beuulng on, IN the County Of Ben.
uiugIon Aforesaid, ,his nth day of March, d
1887, HARRY L, CUsHMAN, CLERK.
BAKER 4 DARLING
Attorneys Tor Ljbsllaut
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NOMM ssIONER.s NOTICE..

IrThtr " J|I|t |TITT-
The uEferrigueG, having been appointed By
ibs Hon Probate Court Tor the Dlstrlst Of MAJ
eltsl+f. Oau lllsssgarrs 81 ree.iy ,sIAmtne. EEd
Ill sat Al e.s.ms saI demands o. al ytrsou,
AEAust the cstate ~
Ju4aA. UEty iste " Nauche.t.r
la ta.H halet deeeAs-i I. Aad al CLAIMS eIhla.t
"a ll feet thereto, hereby give u0uce mat ~
ell neet iof tls purposss Aforesaid Al
Elaefuett store 10 hs1chetitf pepU, Oh
tlt l8.h 3sy q replembsF next, from ]
a'1acE ? uEM O'Clock ~ Gnu
lLal Ell maltLs from TIE lob day al Aatch
4. u l-#I, IL the uge am.tea BY sA4 C0arI
'gI tA.g cre3.tafs 70 preseut their clGlm 70 u,
.af sIAt1iutiau1 spt Allowance.
bsted u Manchester this 10Th DAY " NItrh
A. u. l-9
J Il. WHIPPLE, -
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-25

L E. Turner OF Compton. Mo-, writes
as that sitter suffering from piles for seven
teen Years, be completely cured them by
usIug three boxes OF DeWltts Witch Hazel
osIVs' 1t cures eczsms and severe skiu
diseases. Pettlbone X Co, Manchester
Depot; j. Ii, Whipple, Manchester Geo
ire.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-25

Thousands suffer from Cstsrrh or cold
IN head and have never tried the popular
remedy. There is no longer any excuse,
al a 10 cent trial siz3 OF Ey's Cream Balm
can be bad OF your druggist or we mail it
for 10 cents Full siz 30 cents.
ELY BROTHERS.,
JG Warren St New York City
A FREUD advised me to try EIys Cream
Balm ana after using it six weeks | be
lieye myself cared OF catarrh 1t is =
most valuable remedy Joseph Stewart,
642 Grand Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Tspley's Bread Winners out wear all
other shoes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-25
TotaIglwn during 2nas. 1897, $40, 10000

sTss H.efeIas are tie 60 IcbfAiFJ Fierce special
Isf5 Pattern fu'Fd by tees. \ rerae o., - Bat.
Fac. R.,stau 500 49, Y ark flted vitE Hartford
r8trs Flgst Ulass Nick > IAun, New Departure
eli. hts4dAtd Ggciomttef. Eud Hunt Lace Saddle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-31
Newport News's Heavy Shipments.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, December 80
Special. From data obtained at the
custom-house to-day Ii IS apparent that
the year 1897, now about to close, Will
be the greatest in the history OF this
port in the matter Of exports. The exact
figure as to values will not be obtainable
until tomorrow or Saturday, but an ex-
animation of the monthly reports shows
some interesting statistics of the ship
ments of the leading articles which are
loaded on foreign vessels at Newport
News. During the year. up to o'clock
this afternoon, p. 464.474 bushels of grain
were exported. This alone is a remark
able record. and is largely in excess of
the grain expectations at many other
ports many times larger than Newport
News. Perhaps the most remarkable
business at this port during the year
was i'm the expectation of -four. New
port News stands well up among The
leaders in this respect. If. indeed, 1t
does not take first place. The total ship
ment was ,i59,354 barrels, valued at
Sc .jl6 16l. Another leading article of ex-
port, and one i'm which Newport News
also ranks favorably with other ports. Is
cattle. During the eleven months ending
November SOth. 2O,1O9 head OF cattle,
valued at $20l0900, were shipped aboard
steamers bound for foreign ports.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-31
GRATIFYING RESULTS.
INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS WITH
THE NEW STOMACH REMEDY.
Not n Patent Medicine, but safe
Cure for All Forms of Indigestion.

The results of recent investigation nave
established beyond question the great
value of the new preparation for lhul-
gestion and stomach troubles; 1t Is com
posed OF the digestive acids, pepsin, DIS
muth. Golden Seal, and similar stomach
ics prepared in the form OF 2O-gralh
lozenges. pleasant to the taste conVehi-
emf to carry when travelling, harmless TO
The most delicate stomach, and probably
the safest, most effectual cure yet as
covered for indigestion, sour stomach
loss of appetite and flesh, nausea. SICK
headaches. palpitation of heart, and the
many symptoms arising from imperfect di-
pestion of food. They cure because they
cause the food to be promptly and tho
roughly digested before II has time 10
sour fermenr, and poison the blood and
nervous system.
over six thousand people in the state OF
Michigan alone, in 1894. were cured OF
stomach troubles by Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets.
Full sized packages may be found at al
druggists. at 50 cents, or sent by mail
ON receipt Of price from Stuart Company
Marshall Mich. Send for free book on
stomach diseases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-31
Charles City Notes.

WILCOX WHARF. December 3o.--tspc-
cial.) IA feast OF good things and a most
enjoyable social evening at Manoah Bap-
fist church a few nights ago gave the
people an occasion OF real pleasure and
profit. Edmund Waddill, OF Richmond,
and his daughters were present. and en-
joyed the reunion with their country cou-
sins.
Last night a festival was held at At.
Pleasant Methodist church. feast OF
good things and fine address by Con-
Gresham John Lamb made this occasion
a most enjoyable one.
Friday night the Episcoraiians viii give
n concert at the courthouse.
Miss Mary Rcde and Miss Alene Jones.
of Norfolk. are visiting al Woodbourne,
the home OF Judge Christian.
Miss Mamie Compton, of Warren coun'
Nv and Miss Julia Yaddili. Of Ncwpori
News. are visiting at NJ. John II. wad
dilrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-31
PERSONNEL OF THE NAVY.
Roosevelt Report-Methods for bet
termcut of Service.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 3d.
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt has sub
mitted 10 Secretary Long a most exhaus-
tive report upon the personnel OF the
navy. lie was charged with the creation
OF special board to consider and report
upon means TO break up the present stag
nation In promotions, to settle the
long-standing differences between the line
and the engineer corps. and to devise
a method for the betterment of the con-
dition OF the enlisted men aboard-ship.
All OF these things have been done In
bill. which Is submitted TO the Secre
tary for his approval. and the features
OF which have already been set out in
the Associated Press dispatches but Mr..
Rooseyelt's presentation OF the evils OF
the present situation. and the reasons
which have influenced the board In
making its recommendations, are set
forth In an accompanying report In
stronger light than has ever been thrown
upon this complex subject, and 1t is pre-
sumed that it will have influence with
Congress, to which the matter is soon
TO DO committed.
Mr.. Roosevelt presents his compliments
to the members of the board for the con-
scientious manner in which they have
remarks with pleasure that on no one
point could it be said that the line and
STAFF members divided as classes. AS to
the results attained, he says:
II am. without qualification, to report
TO you that the bill they have produced
would, IL enacted into law, be of incalcu-
liable good to the navy, and would make
our naval service the pioneer in the pro-
per solution of problems some OF which
are old but some of which are so new
that they have not yet been solved by
any nation.
"The board recommends (a) that the
line officers and engineers be amalga-
mated; % that when the number of Off
GERS TO be promoted is so far in ex-
cess of the vacancies as to cause stag
nation In the service, the requisite num-
Der OF vacancies shall be caused by
wedding out the men who are least fit
to meet the heavy requirements Of mod
ern naval duty; (c) that the enlisted
men aboard-ship be given the same re-
ward of pension and retirement enjoyed
by their brethren who fight ashore, while
the uppermost machinists are made war
rant officers to rank with the gunners
and carpenters"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-31
FnEnERICKsnTRG.
Su,nr-Bcct Culture BattIe-FieId
Park Association.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. December
-.Spacial)-The convention OF farmers
.,.rr.sied in The sugar-boet culture. which
,r..f, here on the Goth OF January. pro-
misses 20 De one Of the largest farmers
,sfAsrines that ever met in this section
- fr. state A number Of county Judges
f4ts named Delegates. and preparations
Mill De made 10 accommodate at least
tyl hundred.
Secretary f-Agriculture Wilson viii be
here in person or efficiently represented.
Sfst,-Suptrintcndent Whitehead has
also silnifcd his intention OF being pres.
tn-
Judge James b. Sener first called at
taruou 20 this subject a few weeks ago
ir an address to the Business-Men's As
sbcat01 who took active hold of il, and
much Good is expected TO follow the
work az the convention.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg ana Po-
t5ra. Railroad Company are taking an
active interest in the proposed battlefield
7.-k and Major T.. +. ID. Myers was
i.rs to-day in attendance on a meeting
o., The committee called by Chairman
>-sr Major Myers is one OF the cor
f.-..1rs and assured the committee that
be would 20 all he could in furtherance
rf .t. Undertaking A ringing letter was
read from General John b. Gordon. Grand
commander Of United Confederate Vete-
rams calling attention TO the endorse
rr. OF the Battlefield Park by that
5-s.r.z8uon at its annual meeting III
Richmond in 1896. As one of the cOrpo-
ragrs. General Gordon pledges his best
Efforts 90 the work. Extracts were read
from % letter from General Goblin, OF
Pennsylvania. asking 10 be kept advised
o. tae progress OF the work. and promi-
STA 10 20 10 Washington when the mat
t,r had taken more definite shape. Gene
rl Goblin is one of the corporators.
T1. work OF the surveyors. with plans
ami locations. were presented to the
meeting to-day. when il was found that
Oh. parking would only require about
$50 acres of land for the four battle
fields This is about one-half as much
as was taken UP at Chickamauga.
Al the afternoon session a committee
vas appointed 10 draft a joint resolution.
20 be presented 10 the Legislature. giving
tae states approval and commencing the
movement 20 an the states OF the Union
whose sons participated in the battles
fought on these fields. Another commit
tee was appointed To draft bill 10 be
presented TO Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-31
Child burned to Death.

FLOYD. VA, December %.-(Speclal',-
The 6-months-old child of Sam. Howard
(colored) was fatally burned Tuesday
night. The father is serving a six months
term in iail at Christiansburg for selling
moonshine liquor and his wife, the
mother. had gone to a dance and LETT the
infant I'm charge of a little colored girl
about 10 years old. who, while sitting py
the fire with the child in her lap, went 10
sleep. The child fell into the fire, ana
the little nurse was badly burned In her
EFFORTS 20 save it from the names. "A
physician was promptly summoned but
the child died in about two hours atter
the accident OCCURRED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-31
STANTON.
Judge QuRlifes-Accepted Call
Personal Notes.

STANTON, VA. December S0.-(Spe-
ciaLJ-Yesterday Judge Lyman Chalkley,
who has been reelected Judge Of Au-
gusta's County Court. and elected TO the
county judgeship Of Highland, went be-
fore Augustus Clerk. Mr.. William A.
Burnett. and qualified for his new terms,
which win expire December 81, 1904.
The Rev Robert G. Gilmore has accept
ga the call 10 the pastOrates Of the Third
Presbyterian and Olivet churches, ana
VIII begin his work the first Sunday in
February. Heretofore Mr.. Gilmore has
been iu charge Of the Presbyterian
church 90 Brunswick, Ga. He is an un-
married man. young, being about %
years DID, and is a good preacher and an
engaging pastor. Mr.. Gilmore was born
ia Augusta. near MiddlebrOok, and Is a
con Of the Rev. DR.. Gilmore, OF Buena
Vista.
Mr S z. Whitmore telegraphs from
Richmond that he was married there
yesterday and that he was very happy
Up here ST. Whitmore's friends cannot
guess who the fair bride Is, and are
awaiting the young business-man's re-
turn home. in this city. with pleasure
bic and friendly curiosity.
The Rev r. ]. Prettyman accompanied
the remains Of Mrs. DIR. John ). Martin
10 Baltimore. where this sanity mother
IN Israel was buried to-day. Mr.. Pretty
man was Or. Martins assistant In Bal
tmOre some years ago.
Hon. Jacob Yost and Mr.. G. NJ. Shana-
ham, general manager Of the Rich-Patch
lr)u-NInes. went % New York to-day
on Important business connected with
their iron industry.
Among the pleasant festivities of the
week were parties given by Miss Bessie
Boxer. 40 the hospitable home Of her
parents. llr. and Mrs. Christian. ;.
Baker on Frederick street; by Miss Eva
hardy; by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutchin-
1a. .1 honor OF their guest, Miss Hene-
ford. 1f Dallas. Tex. and by Congressman
ana AIRS. Jacob Yost. to their daughter.
bliss Mary Yost and their guest Miss
hlemau o. Iron Gate, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-31
FLuvANSA.
The Marriage OF Mr.. Bashnw ma
Miss Suesd.

Wts> SutHN.
FORK UNION, VA. December ao.-tspe-
eiai)-The Yuletide jovislity OF the vicin-
age was to-day quickened by a pretty
marriage at Bethel church. The couple
VINO sealed their devotion with the nup-
uai knot were Mr.. George NJ. Bashaw.
lot many years the popular principal OF
sic graded school here and Miss George
Sheaa, "A hghly-accomphshed daughter
Nol Rev. q. III. Snead. The bride being
unusually fne-iooking and possessed of
the highest qualities of mind and heart.
me groom is regarded as richly rewarded
Tor The ten thousand miles he is al
legged 10 have compassed In his conduct
OF the suit. With that. however. the
general public has nothing to do. so l
proceed 10 say that the officiating minis
ter was the father of the bride; that the
maui or honor was Miss Carrie Snead
sister of the bride. and that the best
man was Mr. Burwell Snead The at
tendants We're: Miss Lily Kent with Mr.
Julian Snead, Miss Matte Oppenhmer
with Mr.. Carey Hughes. Miss Lucy a.
Perkins with Mr.. VIII Snead, Miss Hat
tie Hughes with DR.. Carter Weisiger.
Miss Eloise Perkins with Mr.. Eugene
Sclater, Miss NJ. Bruce Snead with Mr..
Jimmy Thomas. The ushers were Messrs
John II. Bashaw and E. Judson Perkins.
The ceremony over. a reception was held
at white Rock" the home OF the bride.
A reception will also be given tomorrow
at the home Of the groom, at this place.
The Rev. w. c. McGarvey, after week
spent with his children at the Hill Grove
School. leaves tomorrow for his home
in Buffalo. n. y.
Tn. common saying cold as Christ
mas has not yet availed to make ice
L.. 4 4an..
been marked by mild, beautiful weather,
and our tables have been loaded with the
most toothsome dishes. If. as poor
Richard says, "a Fat kitchen makes a
lean will" future requests in this locality
must be trashy, indeed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-31
WILLIAMSBURG.
The New Bank BuiIding-PersOnai
sind General Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. December 10
NpecaIJ-Captain G. X. Smith and Miss
Carrie Winder Donnegan, who were mar
yea Tuesday evening at the brides home.
tF Rev. j. y. Latham. Of the Methodlst
church. win return from n brief Visit 10
Af Smiths home, I'm Caroline, to-mor-
Tow evening. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will
reside in the Lyttle residence, on Eng
'and street, which has been nicely FUR
hshed for the neWly-married couple. The
bride SIS the daughter Of the late Maui
nee Dcunegan. Of this place, and the
groom Is an employee of the railroad
company.
The bank directors have received seve-
raj plans for the proposed two-story
Dick bank and posi-offico building. which
hey hope 20 commence work on shortly
sna have completed certainly by the lst
o. May
Miss Lucy " Davis. principal OF the
Mathew Whaley Model and Practice
S.lool returned last evening from her
on home IN Lynchburg. whore she spent
her holidays.
MP. Hugh Jones and Mr.. Boiling Robin
son VINO were down for the Christmas
returned this evening 20 their lectures al
re University college Of Medicine. RICH
a1nO.
~ George II. Rose. from Norfolk. and
.ils1 Jennie Parks. from the same city
ususiter Of Commodore Marshall Parks
~ Washington, are visiting Mrs. II. 4.
"H Arthur Denmead returned TINS
morning from a visit 20 friends In kicn-
,ts Florence May. from newport
i,sws' Is the guest Of Blr. and Mrs. H. N
.uNps near Sorthington.
an immense crowd Witnessed the CHRIST
. a.ah entertainment last night al the bap-
"'' church for the benert Of the sunday