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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

sE1 iAeu kGrh lHfG 4a3eAbY 49, Ter ~
ately cured by sups DeHtus WItcl
Hsa,l sIlts. the great remedy fer piler
ssdsfi fortas ~ stip diseases ] u WbiT
ris. Manchester Ctttrs, A Il Psaibene
Manchester Depot
KkACHEsIEE uSrAx
/ --PsHl s,tss wtrt 70 Sts Yort ss'ur
( Day. sIf~etlas 90 reGsia ttere for the
I preserL
III, Taeo8ofe kfklasd d RlilAua Is
pss, c : be t~o uests vAoation with his
vits At Mia psu0ua
I - Baody .sd Boisiorl have completed
/ their teuse ~ No To~nsl aud 1t is very
.stiriactsry TO he owner.
MIR. sshloss Of Ne. York Oiiy is stay
ing tso weeks or more With the family Of
Mr, l.. Il. Carpenter
MIR and Mrs. Geo. ThAtoher and
dsusbte Of Albany have sssin taken up
their simmer sbods at Hesy Logsns's.
Ia. Il, Mil.st, oloihlsr, is selling
the b.lsuee d his srring and sumner
sooAs At srsstly reduced proes. Nov is
the time 70 secure bstfsies,
The three electric lisaia hieh Mr..
CoIsiu lately scsi 10 Ctutrd Park. sdd
ed uch 70 the At r.oltvsncss OF The pleas
att lawn psrlles rsoeoliy helt there
The R,v. +. p. Hanover Of West
Stw Bush'og. n ! will lisiste IN Zion
church during the mon,h Of Augusi, Ser
vice VAL be held o,II Sunday morning al
II o'clock,
Mrs. and Miss Goodenough OF AZ
bury Park are 10 town for the summer.
Mrs, Goodtuough is a relative OF the late
J ohn Hsrfis OF tai, village and formerly |
made irsqocut visits to Factory Point"
sud her friends here
The Rev. Charles Lewis has clos
ed bis duties with ZION Church, and left
town 90 Monday 10 the great sorrow OF
every oue old aud Young, for be had made
friends Of all. Mr., Lewis will spend The
summer With bis family 10 the Cstskllls
and 10 September 90 to New York where
be hiss been granted T. Fellowship in the
General Theological Seminary.
People should not forget the bee"
1t lhe fair grounds next week Saturday,
There is lot OF work to he done, BriuR
lamnsrs aud faws. Tue timber has been
ordered sud will be on hand The ladies
,re expected to provide the dinner, The
money is al.o needed to pay for the mate
isl. Let US ell take hold and put the
yrounes 10 fret class shape aud have the
,ett fsir ever held here, Owing to the I
steness Of the hayiug season 1t has been
eoided TO postpone the bee Que week,
Until $ saturday, August 7, when it is hoped
here will be q large attendance. {
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

They are handles" said Thos. Bowers,
OF the Crockett. Texas, Enterprise, wtiIe
writing about DsWiit's Little Early Ris
ers, the famous little pill. Tor sick bead
ache and disorders OF the stomach snd
livet ] II. Wbipple. Manchester Cen
tire; A II Pettibone, Manch ester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

Depot
fAxbokTE.
-Mia FaHsy Bentley las Taken =
school u g glastonbury.
The Misses Peck Of Fair Haven sfe
Waiting their srsadislbsr, Y, '. smith.
/ -mu Alice Mon, has gone TO Hoosick
10 visit Der daughter. Mrs JshS Fox, sho
10 Ill.,
A sister II Mr. Wilson Bsnilsy, liv
iag 10 L.nsiugburga. recently visited her
here,
The Wet side sunday school has
money enough ID the treasury to purch .se
respectable library aud are looking
shout TO ind where they Gao best supply
their needs.
Mira King who has been 10 town
caring for her daughter. recently de-
ceased. returned to her home 10 Hebron
after the funeral.
Marshall Wright OF Hebron spoke at
the close OF the Sunday School 10 West
SYNDICATE SO well that be was inviled to
speak in the evening, when be had large
and interested audience, We hope to
boar him again,
A gentleman from Salem left his
horse unhitched recently. 1t followed |
some children who spoke to it kindly sn
I'll the wagon was overturned aud II broke
sway and ran. Result broken ihills and
harness, and horse scratched up and ner
vous, Hitch your horses when you leave
them.
The rogues are not all at Windsor
yet. Monday night oue Of them stole 70
Young turkeys from Mrs CLARK Snow, kill
ing the old ones and leaving them by the
coops. Ii Was after the rain and the
here, which was sboeess, was tracked
down through the town by Iona Briggs,
" here a coop OF chickens was taken. We
hope the fellow may be tracked to bis
leu.
Harriet King Squiras died on the Goth
lay Of July. Mrs SquIres wss. born in
North Greenwich. n Y, on Msrcn 1859.
She was one Of family OF ten children, ,
,iI boys and four girls born to Charles II G
md Augusta King, and was a great sufler g
n Tor the last two weeks of her life. Sue 8
caves husband and FIVE children to ,
mourn her death, besides her widowed q
mother and brothers and sisters. t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

The people AMI especially the ladies,
are quite enthusiastic over the Stark Mon
umsnt Association TO be organized Aug. 6
Previous to the meeting 10 the church in
the evening there will be social Assem-
blsEe on the common. whers lea cream
snd cske will be served for the benefit Of
the association fund. II is hoped that
many hon adjoining towns will be inter
estsd enough TO come. Refresh mepts
served siter siI o'clock and good time
is anticipated. Come early.
The account OF the First Minnesota
regimen. on the first page OF the JOURNAL
has en- sdded interest from the fsct that
Edwin b, Simonds. native OF this town
and brother OF o L. simopds vas a mem
Der OF il and WAS wounded at the frst bat
tie OF Bail R1u and also 81 Autittsm
lie says the regiment wss 10 the hsrdett OF
the asht ST The ffst named battle and did
not retreat until long after the fighting
was over, expecting that It would he re
uewei and they we're surprised when they
found there bad been psnic sm ong the
other troops lie is noE living st Hern
don, Va being clerk 10 the Pension
Oflce Of Washington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

Don't neglect cough because the
weather il pleasant; before the next storm
rolls around it may develops into q serious
difficulty beyond repair, One Minute
Cough Cure Is cay 10 take aud will do
what It's name implies Fl Wbipple,
Manchester Centre; A IL Pettibone, Man
chester Depot,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29


Pc ttibone calls attention TO the cheap
rate at which be IS selling goods.
Judge Howard Hollister and family
are spending the sum mer OF Little Bears
Head n II,
-Mrs Jennie Dyer OF Rutland is spend
ing some time with the family OF L. Bald
win.
We we're glad to see the portly form
of our old neighbor, A, II, Bowman. OF
Nav Britain, Conn, on the street last
week.
Miss Lula Woodwsrd. daughter Of
Hon, NJ. II Woodward sd Miss Auns
Burgess OF Bennington are visiting NJ,
Reynolds and sister,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

ssus 'af ter. soue faf lysstT and soue
i9f tAsny yrsu h.vs tuesrsd ifoD pIles
ssd iAeu bsve haea 4a,caly s1i refEa
nsul.y cured ty auug DsAuas WRca
Heal sllts, ihe great fewe5y fer pliss
ed aTi torres ~ stip diseases ] u WHIP
pis. Msnehsstsr Ctttrs, A u Psnibene,
Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

W. Is. johnson. Newark, o.. says, One
Minnie CouRh Cure saved my only child
from dying by croup, pneumonis, bronchi
lis and other serious throat and lung
troubles. J II Whipple, Manchester Cen
tire, A II Pettlbone. Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

Sick h.sdsche can be quickly and com
pletely overcome by using those famous
little pills known as "DsWitt's Little Earl
Risers II Whipple, Manchester Cen
tt {; A II Pettbone, Msuchestes Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

Tam LH ACCIDENT - IL isunhls &C
e ifdl t. bs burpsa 1r scslded bai tie
patio kna ssouy sbd TIE ftshtiut 6lshgars
e. etts esu be 4alckly orsrcaus uithoni
lesripg scar by uslpF DtWias Witch
H.Esl ssire J H Nbippie Msncbes
Ter CsDtrr. A. II, Psusons. Manchester
Depot
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15
COMMISSIONERS At WORK.
October Session was Begun at
the Court House Monday n
~ Morning.
SorE ROAD HONEY APPROPRIATED.
Many Bills Allowed-Dr. Q. 6.
Trace Appointed
Coroner.

The board Of county commission
err for Morrison county met at the
court house Monday morning IN spe'
,cial session. Present Commissioners
Jacobson. Lafond. GrOss. Hennen
and Enke. Chairman Jacobson pre-
g ding.
Chairman Jacobson called the
meeting To order and the board pre-
ceeded to the consideration Ut the
business before 1t.
The applica ttun Of Henry Root for
correction of assessment and ahate-
,nent of taxes on lot 8, block IS. In
the city of Little Falls. was rejected
l,y the board.
The application M r. h. Chute 1o'
correction Oi assessment aLd aoate'
ment of taxes on the swA of seA and
lot 3, section %. town 132, range d.
was rejected by the board.
The upplica ton Of A. Lamnert 'o'
..,rroct,.,nnf assessment and abate-
ment of taxes on the neK OF ntA Sec
ton p. town III, range 3d. was
allowed.
A hearing was granted on the
,,-titiOn of John Novack ana others'
asking for the formation Ut u ne"
school district in town u, range ~
A hearing was granted. ON the
pptition of E. ,Zimprich and Others
asking for the formation" OF Il me-"
school district in town A. range d.
The application Of f. J. Bell for
the purchase for taxes OF lanos III
sections %, q, "a, %, rs and ~ town
AZ. range %, was accepted ny the
hoard. Total amount OF taxes
1.5OO, amount bid $500.
The folio wing hills were allowed;
Pioneer Press Co, stationery$ "
Brown, Tracy & co, books
and Acknowledgement. GU %
Coo. D. Barnard & Co. same 80 W
Oh. Crest, boarding prison.
ers, July ..................'''''''''" 80
Same tor August............'... - ~
Same tor superintendent. % ~
pine Tree Lumber Co. lumber
tor sidewalk G. H. square,. q -
The pro :eedings Tuesday oeR'h
eswfttI, the following Ills whichl
were duly allowed:
d. Williams. three days
team labor. hauling wood
tOcouft use.......".........''"''''' v"
IA Nichols, stamps. freight
and drayage...............'. ~
John Hamlin, work on side
walk court house yard.............4 ~
HH Hounsom. letter heads
and envelopes. ..........'''''''''''''' Nv
Little Falls Electric & water
Co.. repairs and fixtures
cOurt ...............'..''''''''''AA ~
III Seal, express. dr8yage
and stamps summer school..."'5 10
A Maenon, lumber for side
walk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Little FAILS fuOt'en'"e
notice of teachers exam'na-
no'o 4 40
tiOn. ..............'.'''''''''''
Morrison County Democrat
publishing proceedings TOT
Juiv meeting and notice OF ~, ~
teachers examination :.".:'' 900 ~
The following resolution was
adopted by the board .o,-
Resolved that the sum Of 1872" he
ana the same is hereby appropriated
ont Of the county road and bridge
.nnd tor the repair Of roads and
, bridges s in the towns OF Little j, Fails
no,le prairie and Ripley. to be ex-
nended under the direction OF Com
,niss,oners Hennen, Gross, and La
Fond. -u.a
The following bills were alloweo
49,, tho conntv road and bridge
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15
RASSlER CONVICTED.
Fined $25 and Costs for Selling
LiQuorto an Incorporate
Drunken.

The trial Of Nick Rassier charged
with selling liquor to al incorporate
drinker, was concluded before the
Justice Shaw Monday afternoon
and resulted in Rassier being found
guilty, Justice Shaw imposed a fine
Of 1925, the minimum fine provided
by the ordinance under which he was
prosecuted.
The fine and costs In the case
amount to about $35. Mr.. Rassier
sa W. he is not satisfied with the re-
suit of the case and declared an in
tention OF appealing to the district
court.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15
NEW M. E. APPOINTMENT.
The Conference at Fergus
Falls Selects Pastors
for This District.

On Monday Bishop Hurst an.
uounced at Fergus Falls the ap'
poiptments OF tho Methodist Epis-
copal :past0rs for Northern Mime
sofa. The following will be OF local
interest.
LittleaFal ls-R. L. Snyder.
Brainerd-L- H. Dewart.
Duluth, Grace-G. X. Geer.
Hibbing-G. IS. Satterlee.
Royalton-R. A. Sanderson.
Long Prairie-E, H. Nicholson.
st, Cloud-L. w. Ray.
Sank Centre-C. w. Lawson.
Staples and Motley-G. IS. Tindall.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15
NEWLOGGlNG ENGINE.
A Big Traction Engine to be
Used by Simpson q
Powers.

Simpson & Powers, the Mime
apoii4 loggers, have Il contract to
haul 800, OOp, 900 Of logs in the north
western part Of the state. and will
use an immense traction engine IN
the work. The roads will have to
he hard, but with this engine 1t will
be practical to haul logs ut st
fifteen miles. 1t ia planned to haul
about $1,000 feet ON "tratn' OF
sleds each trip. The engine has been
in practical operation in Wisconsin,
Eand is said to do the work much
cheaper than teams. I
Mr.. Simpson last winter saw the
first engine made working In the
Wisconsin woods. and was SO taken
with it's possibilities that after con-
sultation with aud examination by
his partner, he secured the rights OF
the Invention for Minne:ota. Said
lie in talking with journal man:
1--WE purpose this winter to give
the preference to the snow locomo-
tive, though we shall also use an
finals. Our work will mostly he
near Hitbtng, where the great body
of the timber we have contracted Tor
lies. We won't cut all of it this
year; in fact we couldn't II we
wanted to, the amount is so large,
but We shall cut good many million
feet. Some ofitis to be reputed among
the lumbermen tosbe the finest tim
Der ever grown in the North west.
The trees stand like a mighty army.
There is one forty which is declared
by the men who know 1t, to hold
/ .9OO, 900, and there is tree after tree
in that vicinity which will scale 1000
feet to the trca. The average forty
runs about 1O, 900 feet to the acre, or
4OO, 900 feet all told. Some OF this
land is estimated at $4,000 feet to the
acre.
"The snow locomotive we consider
an eminently practical invention, for
we have seen it tried. 1t ts, perhaps,
the most startling innovation ever
introduced in logging operations,
not excepting the logging railroad.
Three men will be able to run one Of
the trains, on engineer. pilot, who
will fire, and a sled tender"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15

]. W. Day & Co. have decided no
to saw any more lumber this wear,
and have disposed Of the logs that
would come to them during the bal
ance of the season. The Nelson.
Tenney Lumber company purchased
the logs that were In the boom at
mill, amounting to about 1,oOO,0W
feet. and the balance In the river that
would have come to them, this year
have been sold to W. s. Hill1& Co.
and will be sawed at the Diamond
mill, where Mr.. Hill has his saving
done.-Minueapolis Lumberman.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15
Try Graln.O! Try 6rain-O!

Ask your grocer to-day to show you q
package of GRAIN-O, the new food drink
that takes the place:of coffee. The child
rem may drink II without without injury
a. well:as the adult. All who try 1t. like
It. GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown of
Mocha or Java, but is is made from pure
grains, -and the most delicate stomach
receives It without distress, \ the price
of Coffee. 15c. and Is cts. per package,
Sold by all grocers. g..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15

Detroit, Mich, had a 100000 fire
Wednesday.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15

Pill-Dosed.-With nauseous, big
burgers. prejpdices people against
pills generally. DR.. Agnew's Liver
pills are revOlutiOnizlng the pill de-
mand-They're so pleasant and easy
to take-The doses are small and 50
ia the price-10 cents for 40 doses.
Biliousness. sick headache, con-
stipation dispelled. Work like a
charms. M. v. Wetzel.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15

st. Cloud Journal-Press: Little
Falls is retrOgradlng. The family OF
Alex. Van Praag, which included
the Dispatch correspondent, has re-
moved to Merriam Park. Little
Falls will miss a considerable
amount of advertising, but Merriam
Park may in future not be unknown
to the world.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15
LOWER INSURANCE RATES.,
A General Reduction in lnsur-
anCe Rates in the North
-. west. %l

Local insurance agents have re-
ceivei notice from the leading fire in-
surance companies doing business IN
Little Falls vi reductions In rates.
The following are the reductions
ordered. the amount Of reduction be-
ing based ON the premium charged
ON eacl, 500 Insurance.: #,
III cents reduction In rates on
d well,ngs aud con tents, ami on pri-
vate barns In connection Herewith.
provided that no brick dwelling shall
be rated ut less than 30 cents and no
frame dwelling at less than 40 cents.
Ii cents reduction In rate on
churches, school houses. court houses
and other public buildings and con.
tents excepting penitenttaries work
houses. county poor houses ana
insane asylun,s.) provided that the
rate on none of the buildings named
or their contents shall be less than
60 cents. This reduction does not
amply TO churches and school houses
on which rates have already been
reduced.
Is cents reduction in rate ON brick
mercantile buildings (nOt contents)
occupied solely for mercantile. Once.
public hall and dwelling purposes. =
The former annual rate on dwell
ings was US follOws: Brick Orstone,
40 cents GU $l0O Insurance.;
frame, 50 cents.
The rate on store and Office build
ings varied greatly according to To-
ca ton and surroundings. The rate
en- the Rhodes Tanner block was
$l,35; on the Flynn bloc" $50; on
the Butler block $l.l5. on the filon
block 81, on the Cartinal-Wilcox
block 81 cents.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15
SOME FINE MONUMENTS.
Little Falls Granite Company
Getting out Orders for
Eastern Parties.

\. 4. Davidson. cashier III the
First M tional bank Of this city, was
ut Gravelville recently On hu+ mess.
and while there made u visit to the
granite works Of the Little Falls
Granite company. Mr.. Davidson
was more than astOnisEed at the
character Of the work being turned
out at that place. aud the large
amount Of finished work awaiting
shipment.
Several large monuments were
pointed out to MIR. Davidson, and lie
was surprised to learn that they
were for eastern parties. 1t has al.
ways been claimed that this granite
was equal in quality to the granite
OF Vermont. which has heretofore
been much In use in the Northwest.
1t has also been claimed that this
granite would eventually supplanc
the Vermont granite in til" North
western trade, but when 1t Is found
that the Morrison county granite IL
finding a ready market In the
territory of the Vermont stone, its
only acknowledged rival, under dis
advantages of poor transporta ton
facilities, there Ia every reason to be-
lieve that it il far superior to 1t, and
will eventually be IN use in every
state in the union.
i Unlike other GRANTEES, the Morrison
county stone does not contain GER
tain hard substances that prevent
1t being dressed down 70 a perfect
edge. Mr.. Davidson says that he
sa " samples Of work done there
with the corners and angles as per-
feet as they could be made out Of
any other material or by any other
process.
There are two kinds Of granite
which. the Little Falls Granite com.
pany are using. One comes from
the quarry near Fish lake and the
other from the quarry about two
miles northeast of Gravelville. Mr..
Hall, a member Of the company,
states that in quality, though not In
color. the TWO stones are about alike.
The Fish lake stone is q lis ut gray
that takes a beautiful polish. Mr..
Davidson says that samples OF 1t
there seen by him, were in his estt-
as beautiful az any marble
could be.
. The other stone ia of a much darker
gray, and polishes dark aud very
handsome. In color this stone ia
adapted for monumental
purposes, and with 1t the Little
Fails Granite company are conf
dent that they have an article that
excels all competitors and will find
a market, as soon as it's quality Ia
known, in all sections Of the United
States.
The Little Falls Granite COM
pany il now composed OF
Of Ed. and Cnas. Hall and Louis and
J Joseph Robbers. All are experienced
granite cutters, and thoroughly I'M
derstand the business.
As it is impracticable at present to
have their works In this city they
are making arrangements for a
place In the city to exhibit their
work. They have II large exhibit
prepared aud it IL said to include
some of the finest work In marble to
be found in the United States.
~~~,~1.~--@
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15

The following bills were rejected
hy The bOurd. .# .s&.
st. ,iabriel's hospital, care Ut
Andrew Faulk................... 70 M
Same, care Lewis L'srson.." 3 w
The following bills were allowed;
Geo La Fond, 6 days labor
overseeing work on county
Jail aud placing wood In
basement Of court house,. lS w
Geo La Fond, s days securing
cells for county jail and
railroad fare to st Paul and
return observation-disclosures 81 on
Andrew Ring. labor and ma
teriai on court house aud
........ Ill 20
F x Buesseler, witness fees... M
John Friend. "a
O ] BravOld. " {" IL
Donat Trettel. {" %. PIP
/" -" interpreter e. u
Chm. Miller {" -. liz
J French juror fees...........".... W
Vincent KeirOwski, witness
fees and mileage. ~
Lyman SiguOr, clerk "f court
fees............. :........... 40 ~
Fl A Rider. sheriff fees and
st.,nns 400 25
Pet,ple'e Ice Co, ice for court
house allowed in part........ IL W
Richard Bros nldse for JAIL. 20
Z H Crest. tUbacco. writing
material and stamps fur
nished prisoners........... 70 y"
tt MathiesOn, cement for
i.n ... ~ %
j l. Meyer. stamps and ex-
change ON checks.............. "a y?
L F Bohan. repairing broken
sewer and ma. erial FUR
nished 81 30
N Freeseuger. work on county
wand 8 %
H.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15

The N. p. has consolidated the
Dakota and Minnesota telegraphic
divisions. and instead Of having a
wirs chief at both Staples and
Jamesto wn, will have one located
at Fargo as the most important
point.-Brainerd Dispatch.