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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-11-19
RA1F.
Crucified.
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The New York Evening Post says
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auce in the Treasury-upward OF
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-09

Late 10 bed sud early to rise, prepares a
man for bis home in the skies Early to
bed and Little Early Riser, the pill that
makes life longer and better and wiser
II, Whippie, Manchester Ceutre; A, II
Pettbone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-09

Taf l.3gsb4rts tevE rauuiabs hsr
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neat 5oeafted isT Wednesday ~ Cafes
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Nluh Btttgagias ~h9 tsasLt echoed 10
Bars cavities yeaf 40 let wisier hc
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ta psa shf f4fuesl 'rsn3usliu Re 60
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toaebed TIA heists bis d.ate
--C,fIs srs cot 70, subscription
isaec b. & .HF.a ~ the Jsujef Alaurt
Ats4c... II .at saaDsty 90 Taatay
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siil tsks ptsae =, the E4airer Haass on
ito svetias 81 Ja1t 2Jih 81 stvta clock
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Cd Of f.y 7lmua1s a, the SEMINARY The
youbsst Alamoi hope 70 have oct uBly
large ga9bef Of tseii osn association pre-
eut ii The dtHner bat - n,ny older srsdn
a,os So possible. The Association will
held lts hasiae meeting 10 the north
chapel 81 The min ny 81 O'Clock on The
evening Of The 20la. Important matters
are 10 be discussed sai the members are
hereby urged 10 attend
The i3liosi0g books have been re
eeiysi at the Nah Skinner Library: Mas
ter sEybrk by Bsuneu El1aIity, +
Bellsmy, TIE Chlit lnri-ible, il Allen,
Year from a Reporter, Notebook, Il II
Davis, Lite aai Letters Of Mara Mitch
eli. T. NJ Kendall. The Old S,uts Fe Tfsll.
\ lamao, Christian Mauols aud Social
Progress. > Ds1pi', Alfred Ltd TenDy
SOP, memoir by bis son, jos Boys, and |
Rote 10 Bioou l. NJ Ala q, The Plak
FAIRY Book, A Lang, III Grace Of Osmon
de, + Barnett, LocntlyT, 5 Il Crock |
EFT, The Martsn, @ otge DuMsuner.
Indian Summer, " b B.sells, Stuart aud
Bamboo NJ Greene, Tue School for
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George Ebetf. Tue Beth Book, Sarah
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) J WeymBr, True 10 His Home, Ii Bot
erwortb. Sir Tosdy Lion, S, Il Crockett,
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Wright, Aaron 10 the NIIdwoods, Hsr
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MOoo, \ Pie John LI.hlor, Jr, X
Irask. The Old Fashioned Fairy Book.
Mrs. Harrison, Lords OF the World, A j
Church, The Great Stone Of Safdls, + Il ,
Stockton The Beeman Of orr. + X Stock
on, The Animal Story Book A Lang,
.yrics OF Lowry Lille, 7 l. Dunbar, Lie
nd Letters OF Harriet Beecher stowe, A
'ields, The Day OF His Youth, A Brown,
Mistress spildre, j S File cher, Miss
Ircher Archer, l. Butnhsm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-09


Mrs. A. v Gods is 10 town for
short time
Mr. and Ne silds are oceupIinI
their Lev oottsge a, the south end,
David O Felt Of Boston delivered
Memorial Day address at Arlington, Mass
i The street Sprinkler was ont for lh,
fret time tht. morning aud was greatly
needed.
-Mu. J. " Lester ADD Miss Lester Of
White plAius. \ J. are visiting Mrs. c
H. Hswlsy.
Eraest Ninship, who is attending the
Vermont University, Is visiting Manches
ter frieuds
Mics Mary Cone has gone TO St. John
barry to attend the wedding OF her friend,
Mites Fairbanks.
- Hon I 5 lshsm sni family OF Chi
csso arrived al Ormsby IlilIs for the sum
mrr lss' Saturday,
CLARK H. slmoais entertained toe
members ol THE Junior class OF tue Semi
merry, Mauisy evening
Tue Weather tbs pact week has been
pleased aud warm and vegetation /, gong
icfsArd ~i,h srnsb,
Mrs Gray All Mice y. Blanche Gray
OF Wuhiusloa, d, G ure al G |. Ran
dale Tor tue summer,
NJ, aud Mrs. Q Cone are preparing
T. remove 10 Ofesoa, Miss Irene doode
pough solug sith them.
Excavations for the sewer Of the south
rud Of the village are yearly completed
sad the pipe all coon be laid.
Mis. T. ID Steele Of New York has
rented Mrs. WA. Hubbld's house on the
north road aoi ,ook possession Tuesday
james ID. Way and vile vail return to
Manchester, the Csiior-is climate not
bentdilbs Mr.. Ways health 50 mach f.
vas hoped
-Aii tho Issdi1g asstznrs snd period
icsls, Including Toilette, the leading iash
ion !outusl, Troy Times, l.les, edition ss
cry evstius aJ \ Hsrds
The ElaisoI House vail open Jnne
1871 A good humber Of rooms have
beea engaged 10 sdvaucs sod tac ladies'
too. q ptusptioa' season are aoutu,liy
5000,
Me 4si Ms james Richards OF sara
tos., ca are ',sitirs Al George smi,hs.
Mr.. k,et.t1, sss lacwn 70 Manchester
psopl, .s Me. Came sloue, Who uored
sssy gweaiy,yesfs $50.
The .amAer arshgsneut Of traits
vspt into feet M5niay nofEiag There 4
10 llus change except the early .
ps.sssss, t'sia gong noub ~hieh leavst
81 70 tn All tbs ttsInbesl ttsia 10
Troy, lea,ius 81, 81 p u,
The ladies' 81 tie bsaeroieni society
sill give pisEz, ts. 81 The rssiiesee Of
Nn siHesi, 20 TLarsdJ iron 80 10
d 3. %. stfaw beffitf. eale Eai Toe cream
ytil be served. A1@tstioa ~ ceats, AT,
lueiudilg stalIeHtA, srr Invited
-Kgy Mytou.s Daddy sad sis Of
Bo.oE have besa usilias Msbebestet
insad, Mr. pailty is rs!iVs Of Fsta
.ed grstrsis 81 or Seminary He vas
liz atetall ID Go 4 oh Vera oct AID wn
vousaed 10 TIE arsi dsys' nght Al The
l.l.s c. tie RllisIses& (
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-09

Mamaas' Day um alttrtsa ~ We
y o. - Fast q A. Il tra " 4 G
80 MI v Il pstiga Cswp = q Y
taHPraas is ell suaal f3 81 q bffs Eos
..a.g Ust5ei aaIssaiss ise fast Mr.
shs Coasa tie " L c sud Fret Liss,
Charles Nafer1s he ; q ! &c tie 81
rttce 81 Capt sac Nslloa. ~ta Is tgs
ssruss ~ ties,rieisa ag tho st Paul 10
lht str vth sP4lu fGtt saast Cdas.
MeNtyss j. alec Ftrtits is Battery @.
{ s rasglsrs. be b are q coed doei aEd
lac their tatheH all be- found a. their
post UAsisftr tie dAnssf II seems a.
tlus thu year thai the pab be should ~
'isi ttese organizations 30 tue observance
" NE day aua they Game from fer sc5
Gear AE5 tsj themselves credit, the old
time laslesautts gsrigs place 70 thought
lBl hemsse 70 tie defenders 81 oat cnnbtry
huth living sd dead NotsIlbsisndlbg
ta0 large efasi the dae address Of III
GOV Oimshy wss listened 70 sltb uAtkai
sNsGtioa Tie choir composed oi Dgr
tel people spd led by Charles Aillisus
and as isied by A w Harrington ana
FAtk aud Fred H9lley. Harry Sheldon,
Misses Came and Fanny HoIley Of Troy
and Carl Gates of New York reudeied
most acceptable sod appropriate music
N.R
The exercises at the W. Il O. mound
were impressive, rtcitaiions being made
by Berusrd Cornell, Louis Bachelor,
derirode Seymour, Bsrnis Sheldon, and
A Msud Fisher aud choicest flowers we're
deposited 10 memory Of the unknown
dead, The exercises At the graves was
tlo impressive and come 30 we're decors
ted. TIE lice vas assiu formed and
proceeded 10 q A H. ball xhete Il foe
had been prepared. One feature
Of the day vas Ihe large attendance Of
school children which iucluded the higher
department Of our yillsse school 70 pupils |
under charge OF Miss Annie Connel !
teacher, the intermediate department 10
Miss NJ. JAMIE Leach teacher, the primary |
b. Miss Maud Fisher teacher. Also S, |
Dolstt school higher department under
charge OF Miss Mclaughlin, primary M
der Miss Sarah kelleher, numbering in
III over 80, West road school 90, Miss
Maggie Ciyne, North District q John
billiard, Dorset Hollow % Miss Sarah
sheldon. East Rupert 20 Miss Grace
leach. The q. A. Il W, K G, and S,
4 V desire to return thanks to the speak
~ the band, Rev DR. Pratt, Rev. VIM.
Walker, II. B. Kent for use OF grounds,
be teachers and pupils and to all who
ided in mixing the services so successfu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-09

. | Lst 70 utu SUI cary 10 RISE prepares
man for bis home in the skies Early I
bed sud a Little Early Riser, the pill tha
makes life longer aud better and wiser }
II, Whipple, Manchester Ceutre; A, II
Pettibone, Manchester Depot.
MANCHESTER CENTRE
Regular meeting OF Skinner W Il. G
Friday at $50 p. IN.
Miss Maud Madison hiss returned
home after her winters stay With an sun
in Springfield, Macs
Go TO Graves for hot wes her goodl
Of every description. He has great var
ETY. suitable for this weather.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM II. Roberts are al
the old home Of Mrs. Roberts parents ID
Randolph fora vacation OF week OF
| longer
The Misses Hawley OF Manchester
will entertain the Ladies' Society OF Zion
church at their home this, Thursday, Of
ternoon.
Several persons from this town were
present at the funeral OF the Rev. DR.. Can
field At st. james church. Arlington, on
Monday afternoon,
Mr.. aud Mts George Holister and
daughters Of Cincinnati spent Sunday at
the CoIb1rn House before gcioe to their
summer home at Manchester Depot for
the season
Willard Dlnbam OF Troy made run
Of rs miles on bis bicycle on Sunday
add joined bis sister, Miss Marcia Don
ham, here 10 Manchester Centre, where
she wss spending Sandy with her amt,
Mrs, J. Il Bonesteel.
John Botsiord was the "stsr" perform
ca 10 the intetsoholsstic sthlttic meeting
at Middlebury last week He won ~
points, beng fret 10 puttiug the shot,
running high lamp, ruoning broad lump
40 yard low hurdle dash aud second In
iR yAfd dash aud pole Vsut
A ourresponent writes that be notices
by the lsst JopAAL, that the public help
ed inruished the dinner Memorial Day
and oil else vas furnished free, 20 that
the @ A X coull have used onlys smsl
portion Of the amount appropriated by the
to"u for the Observance Of the dsy. sud
tusse,ls tia, portion OF the money be
given the d A. K Who propose TO set
apart day 10 decorste the graves Of the |
revolutionary soliier., The fading Of
these u.mes aud graves may be Of great
use TO many 10 iopu spd slsn 10 other
tornG Perhaps arrangements might be
made TO have the societies act together
AZ observe The ssr.e Day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-09

Tht Cabau question and political lee ue'
ark into InsisaiaoAnoe With the msa abe
suGsrs from piles. what be most desires
j, relief DeWitts witch Htasl s.Ivt
cares piles, J Il, wLippls, Manchester
Cenlrs, A. H. Petuboae, Manchester
Depot
MACBETH BTruT
Mrs., A 5. Aitns ts visiting Der son
10 Eallsu5.
The + Of Y sni l. .tiss Aid Society
ARE ptrsripg TO PIT on The var drains,
The SPY OF O sli,sburs, n Mu.lc Hall
Manchester, TEsaAsy evening, Jats 10
TIL is fas play snd stoals rsosire =
fail house ADMISSION 45S reserve seais
80. eh!ldreu 10.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-09
EAST DORSET

EAST DORSET
w, q. FtgedIey OF Philadelphia is il
town.
Mrs. DR., Bartlett, who has been i'll, il
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grout spent Sunday
with their SOB, Harry, 10 Rutland.
The children OF our schools observed
Memorial Day in an appropriate manner,
John Carol, father OF Mrs John
Flynn died last week after Il short illness
aged 65,
-Cblldren's Day occurs next Sunday
and there will be appropriate exercises at
the church.
There is good demand for veal
calves, which sell at 8 cents per pound at
the station.
The Dorset Mountain Marble Co. are
Lot dong much this year. The mill has
been running portion OF the time, but
there seems to be trouble among the own
ers OF the property.
--Michsel Cunningham house on the
west hill was burned last week. There
was no one at home but Mrs, Canning CHAM
The FIRE took from the chimney. A few
goods we're saved. No insurance.
Patrick Dunn. who has worked on the
railroad Tor some time, has been promo ted
10 section boss from Bennington TO North
Bennington. Three Others OF our East
Dorset men have been thus promo ted
within the past year, the others being
Iohu Flynn, A J. LoveIand and John
Mel.
Mrs. Ezra Benson died las, Friday
'fter q long illness, the funeral being held
~ Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Bradford officiating.
She bad bean great sufferer the past two
months She was the daughter OF II, A
]ropLy, Many people from ont OF town
tieuded the funeral. She was married |
inly three years ago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-09

Try RAdsms Microbe Killer. Fer
sale BY Mes Mary Farrun, Manchester
Depot, VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-09

s, NJ Gesry, Pierson, Mich; writes: -
DeWi,rs Witch Hszel Sslve is curini
more piles here today than oil other REM
| dies combined. 1t cures eczema and al
other skiu diseases. j. II Whipple, Mar
ches,er, Centre; A. H. Petlibone. Mar
chester, Depot
! ARLINGTON
Miss Birdie Bstobelder has returne ed
form New York where 8. has been study
ing music.
Hon J Il, Judson, Presided, Of the
Herbert Brush Co. Of Kingston n Y hss
gone oh bis annual fishing trip to Causda
spending the greater par, OF biz time at
the Lolrentidts Fish and Game Club OF
which be is mem Der
-- lsev. DR.. Eli II Garfield died 90 Fri
day, aged 81 years. He vas the lssi Of
four brothers, all dying within the pact
SIX years, leaving one Surviving sister and
sop, Chancellor James II Garfield OF
The Ohio University. snd ore dsughter,
who has remained al the old Homestead,
faithfully caring for the old people during
q long series Of years Dr., Garfield vss
distinguished minister OF the Episcopal
church. bis last ADD lsrses, psstorste be
ing 10 Brooklyn. He retired from the
mioistry r.suy yesrs $40 snd had since
lived 10 quiet at biz home here though
keeuly alive to ell important events trans
pir.og 10 tbi. aud Other lands lie had
been gradually laiitbs fer 'evsfal years
SID the sud wss cot unexpected TIE
iuuefsi Monday afternoon was largely a,
tended, including several from ont Of
iosn. TIE elersymsu officiating we're
Rsvs Pratt Of New Yofk. Ham. Of Maj
,h,tisf Centre AID Ellsworth ofthis place. .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-09

Araa.faa Js,trh D Netb. Eesainsiaf
Hisa4 rsy bst stoa dtetss Hgusdiyl
D9nA y Bagam, Gia,sataty Not
rag Matinee. LA grove " " Abbott
Assetsiei Httty } Liets fsra Charles
B.ieaelstt. revssl Jasita A. rausu
l4ssIst.eia Aausy O Iiists, Rapan ",
las Ktsat. ssbdssis John Cgvey, Sears
tgfg Js.ah " Rice. sh.itsbury y, l.
hnslton. stamford A, W WilnArih. 6aE
dsrishi Iiwari O Bsoon. Winhsll Her
beh |. Bebtau. Woodiofd Elmer Gleston,
TEur IuHsRs
Arlipstoa Clinton b, Hard Fsfbsbdo
We'. HslaibstaB NJ ' Arm,uons Ffaui
Gfcestle H. II paiuIm J. Ii Wal
bridge. y ttri G. l. Onord John Matson
rafot MeDcsvrtt, Gnttnbary O0e5
Eiiy, Laa3stsve o. J Holden, MAneAes
ier Gri Gilmore Ellis Taylor, Pero
Chs ~ Easssli. P0Snsl 81. +. Lamp
nsu " Wright, Bssdsbor0 o + Lord
J s. Pie, Rapsu Il I Moore John T.
shtIdop, hasitsbsry Jsmes 4 Adams Ii
8 Hall tteerge G.lpAha, Sunderland
Cl.ale II Bart, stamford George Caredy,
s,t8g,te Jabo HoIt sesrsburg II. l.
Rice Wi66sll A, D. Halett wooiiord
Albert s5nfz
49, The sssian d court VAS opened Sitb
prayer by Bsv George I, Smart, aud the
srsHi snj psul !arJu we're charged il re
gard 10 their duties by The cont, o.
calling the docket itwas iousd thst oil
tbe cases assigned for The Gfst day had
been settled OF continued, 10 isot oGiy five
oases remain SCI Tor the jury aud some Of
thsse sll lot be tflo1 ~ that the term
vii be abort TseIve cnes are marked
for he.tns by iLe court. seyefsl Of them
beng dlsutce eases Elwati q Bacon |
vac sppoiatej loren Of tue grand jury
Two OF the grand ll,y. ninsdlII and Ii.
l. Benson. were excused and Henry " |
DAVIS and NJ J. Convey were drawn al tales
meu. It's possible that two or three
criminal cases ~ill be tried The case OF
Solomon MilIinstoD, indicted Tor msn
slaughter ulll not be tired The first on
tnsl IL tia, 81 John Mcnamara vs.. George
Rush, VITO olsims damages 10 a horse
tbst sss injured 10 collision between
the parties 90 Memorial Day ls97, 10
~bish be ~ss not q, fault The defend
40, denies tbl. sai claims that the plant
10 vas ss much 10 fsuli as he was
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-09

Tapleys Bread Winners oai wear al
other thccs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-09

TIE human msohne starts but once and
stops but once. You can keep it going
longest aud most regularly by using De
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous lit
tie pills for constipation aud oil stomach
aud liver troubles. j. II, Whipple Man
chester Centre; A H. Pettibone. Msnches
ter Depot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-26
 $81sG GEEl=
That was The Receipts Of The Police
 Court this Morning

The largest receipts known in the police court for several weeks was turned over to the city this morning. 1t amounted to $S1
 The peace disturbers, including fights, trunks and many other kinds were among the number The fight CTS fined were as follows: William Green, $3; George Lucas. $3; Lige Johnson, $5, c. H. Cobb, $5; Tom Lawrence, $5; Rob Lee, $5; VIII Gitzgeraldl 8, and J. Lamoone, g..
 Frank Johnson was fined $10 for disturbing the peace, and Will Kirk $5 for the same offence R. H. Hack cit $5 for being drunk und down. NJ. Summerville $5 for vagrancy. Four violators of city ordinance POP, were fined 30 each. Most of the fines were paid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-26
The Original Organ Grinder.

When barrel organs once the usual accompaniment of the magic lantern, came into use, native of the province of Tende was one of the first who tray eled about Europe with this instrument.
 In his peregrinations he collected money enough to enable him to purchase from tho king of Sardinia the title of count of the country where he was born flor which, probably, in a time of war he did not pay above 1000 guineas.
 With the remainder of his money Ae purchased an estate suitable to his rank and settled himself peaceab)y for the remainder of his days in his mansion.
 In the entrance hall of his dwelling he hung up his magic lantern and his organ facing the door. there to be care fully preserved till they moldered to dust, and he ordered by his will that any one of his descendants who should cause them to be removed should forfeit his inheritance and his patrimony revert to the next heir, or, in failure of suc- cessor, to the hospital of Tende.
 s Only a few years ago the organ and lantern were still to Do sean carefully preserved. Pearson Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-26
Wages Paid In nIacnroni.

It is one thing to be kept working fo, wages at making something to eat and another thing to be paid for it in the product of your work ia lieu of :, ages
 This is what the Italian macaroni workers of New York ana complaining about. They have not kicked up to the present at working 10 hours a day in dirty factories in Hester, Ludlow, Or chard and other east side streets, but they object to being paid in macaroni.
 So they have nailed their colors to the mast and formed the Italian Maoa- roni Workers Union of North America. which will he represented in the Cen. tral Labor Federation. "a s.ss 4s
 Tho macaroni workers are now going to take issue with tho bosses on several points. and they refuse to longer take part of their pay in macaroni.